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Q: the value of system calls are 0 in symbol table i use the following command to see the symbol table of my binary:
readelf -s mybinary

you can see part of the output below:

as you can see the value of all system calls such as printf and exit are 00000000. but i want to find the address of this system calls. what should i do? i search a lot but i don't find any thing.

A: The library containing the printf and exit functions is a shared library (*.so) that is dynamically loaded after the program is started. The addresses of these functions are not known until the dynamic linker has placed the library in the address space of the process. The addresses can change from one run of the program to another.
You can use the gdb debugger to find where the dynamic linker has placed a function by running the program until a breakpoint, and then type p printf at the debugger prompt.
To avoid dynamic linking, you can link the libraries to your program statically. If you do this, the addresses are known beforehand, and can be examined using readelf. To compile a program statically using gcc, add the -static option to the command line, e.g.:
gcc -static myprog.c -o myprog


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1) How wretched the son of Adam is! His death is hidden, his ailments concealed, his every action recorded, harmed by the bite of a mosquito, made malodorous by perspiration and caused to die by [something as simple as] choking.
1ـ مِسْكينٌ اِبْنُ آدَمَ، مَكْتُومُ الأجَلِ، مَكْنُونُ العِلَلِ، مَحفُوظُ العَمَلِ، تُؤْلِمُهُ البَقَّةُ، وتُنْتِنُهُ العَرَقَةُ، وتَقْتُلُهُ الشَّرْقَةُ.
2) Woe to the son of Adam! How heedless and negligent of his salvation he is!
2ـ وَيْحَ ابْنِ آدَمَ ما أغْفَلَهُ، وَعَنْ رُشدِهِ ما أذْهَلَهُ.
3) Woe to the son of Adam! A prisoner of hunger, prone to overeating, a target of calamities and a successor of the dead.


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According to the Spanish Twitter account for German national football team, the team brought 18,000 litres of beers with them to defend the World Cup Trophy. Although the first direct result of this news is that the punchline regarding Germany and Russia during World War II has gained an immense popularity, people are still impressed by the passionate German love towards beer (and of course, are wondering how the beers were dealt after Germany unexpectedly crashed out in the group phase).
When it comes to German beers, one cannot fail to mention the city Dortmund. Once served as one of the national industrial centres of coaling, steeling, and brewing, Dortmund is well known for its beer production over the whole Europe. However, the city suffered from intense bombing during WWII, and 98% of the inner city buildings were destroyed. After the reconstruction, the focus of Dortmund shifted from heavy industries to the high-tech ones, which has also exerted effects on its beer brewing. The numbers of breweries in the city sharply dropped, accompanied with a declined total production.
Nevertheless, Dortmund still plays a vital role in the German beer industry. DAB (Dortmunder Actien Brauerei) is a traditional beer brand, and the former leader of East Germany, Erich Honecker, was also a great fan of it. After finishing the acquirement of two other breweries, Kronen and Hansa, DAB owns most of the brands in the German beer market today. The museum is located in the industrial park, next to the breweries. During the tour, the guide introduced the development history of Dortmund beers and showed the detailed procedures of beer brewing. After experiencing the brewing process in the factory, we finished the tour by a delighting flavour tasting of four kinds of Dortmund beers.
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With a focus on the positive and political in the early '90s, Arrested Development was often brought up in defense of hip-hop whenever the mainstream media demonized rap as the soundtrack of so-called gangsters. With hits like "Tennessee," "People Everyday," and "Mr. Wendell," Arrested Development delivered Afrocentric messages over Sly & the Family Stone samples to people of all cultures.
Todd Thomas, the founder and frontman of Arrested Development who's better known by his stage name Speech, is glad his music lives on today. "The late '80s and early '90s was not only a golden era of hip-hop; it was a renaissance for blacks in all art forms," he says. "Bill Cosby changed the narrative of black reality on TV. There were Spike Lee movies. You had Public Enemy and A Tribe Called Quest on the radio. On every front, there was a movement of consciousness and diversity." But that golden era didn't last long enough for Speech. "In 1995, things changed. Labels promoted street culture over consciousness. Wu-tang, Biggie, and Nas were promoted with their stories of street thugs and hustlers."
Speech grew up in Milwaukee, where his dad owned a nightclub, and the kid would often stop by after school to watch the DJs do their thing. He eventually took up DJing himself, and after moving south to attend the Art Institute of Atlanta in 1988, Speech put up a flyer looking to form a rap group. One day, he noticed someone looking at the flyer, so he approached. That man would turn out to be Headliner, the cofounding member of Arrested Development. "That was the beginnings. We'd invite African drummers and dancers onstage with us, and that became Arrested Development."
It didn't take long for the group to find success both critically and commercially, selling 4 million albums. Not only soulful, Arrested Development was also political in ways popular music rarely attempts to be anymore. But Speech isn't done yet. This year, he released two very different records the same day with Arrested Development: Changing the Narrative and This Was Never Home.
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"Changing the Narrative is very sampled and poetic," he says. "We sample music we're listening to like Chicago, James Brown, and the Gorillaz. This Was Never Home is drum-machine-and-technology-oriented and influenced by Kendrick Lamar and Drake."
The current seven-member lineup of Arrested Development will take some of those new songs — and some old ones — to the stage at Miami New Times' Brew at the Zoo this Saturday.
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AVI-SPL's Symphony is its proprietary User Experience Management Application that simplifies user engagement with AV and UC technology, improves technology reliability, and enables positive business outcomes. Following the weekend onboarding of hundreds of rooms and thousands of devices into Symphony, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) technicians were notified on Monday morning that all AV and UC devices in a campus building were unreachable. Technicians isolated the single failure point and resolved the issue – with no disruption to students or staff and well before classes started. Crisis averted.
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Ranked as one of the top 250 universities in the world, RMIT brings the latest technology into its classrooms and spaces for students and faculty. Because its user community depends on that technology for learning, RMIT needed to support thousands of technology devices from various manufacturers. It is inefficient, unscalable, and disruptive to require technicians to manually check all devices or to wait for users to request AV support. Prior to the Symphony implementation, RMIT was using multiple applications to access only about 10% of its AV estate for online monitoring.
"This was a problem because classes were disrupted, and time was wasted in the delivery of education," says Shane Somerville, head of managed services for Connected Vision Group.
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Through Symphony's mobile-friendly, cloud-based platform, RMIT staff monitor the status of meeting rooms, classrooms, and other areas that have networked AV and collaboration systems. The Symphony service gives IT and AV support teams a simple, single-pane view of all that is happening across their collaboration technology estates.
For the first time, RMIT can see the operational status of its networked AV infrastructure across multiple campuses in different countries. Symphony monitors over 4,600+ devices across over 1,000 rooms in 100+ buildings worldwide and proactively alerts technicians to issues so they can be resolved before students and staff are affected.
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The university's addition of AVI-SPL's Symphony platform has lowered client-initiated tickets while increasing auto-detected tickets, based on thresholds defined by RMIT. Auto-detection will enable the university's AV and IT support resources to, over time, lower their field support personnel requirements and costs by providing data-driven guidance as to the health of the estate. It's also helping create a reliable, high-quality teaching and learning experience for its faculty and students because it's driving down the mean time to resolution (MTTR).
Symphony benefits have already been proven in numerous situations that would have previously taken valuable time and resources while also interrupting classes. Symphony service thresholds alerted the AV support team to a device that was going on and offline throughout the night. When the team investigated the location, they realized the culprit was a faulty power supply unit (PSU). Through analysis, the team then found that a number of these PSUs were faulty and proactively replaced them.
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Because Symphony monitors AV and video conferencing devices, it has resolved longstanding video conferencing quality issues. One such issue was between campuses in Vietnam and Melbourne. Symphony's live monitoring and call statistics showed gradual drops in network speed over the duration of calls between the two cities. With that live data and the ability to look at historical call statistics, RMIT narrowed down which settings should be adjusted to increase the reliability and quality of calls. The multi-country AV support teams were able to fix the issue and collaborate better.
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"Since Symphony's implementation, RMIT's audio-visual services team has become more efficient and improved the student and staff experience," says Tim Sullivan, RMIT senior manager of operations for learning, teaching and research.
Connected Vision Group, an alliance of commercial AV service and solution providers, partners with AVI-SPL to support projects based out of Australia and New Zealand. InSight Systems, one of the members of Connected Vision, provides AV support services to RMIT University. AVI-SPL and InSight Systems closely collaborated to provide RMIT a way to take control of its AV and video systems in order to provide better support for its instructional capabilities and academic performance.
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Kim, who has been jobless since retiring as a hospital administrator 20 years ago, is among about 1,000 customers each weekday at the disco, called a "colatec." It is one of nearly 1,000 such facilities around the country.
Almost 2,000 people visit on Saturday or Sunday, said owner Choi Jung-eun.
Some are there because they simply don't feel welcome at home.
"My wife yaps at me for breathing if I stay home. I love this music and no one minds me here," a gray-haired man who identified himself only as "white boots" said, after paying an entrance fee of 1,000 won (90 cents) — a fraction of what swanky clubs in Seoul's affluent Gangnam charge their youthful clientele.
The generation that helped rebuild Asia's fourth-largest economy from the ruins of the 1950-1953 Korean War is now the poorest and most depressed among member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
By 2050, there will be 71 people aged 65 and over for every 100 people aged 15-64 in South Korea, up from just 17.3 per 100 in 2014, according to OECD forecasts. That will make it the third-oldest country in the world, behind Japan and Spain.
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For the last few weeks, director James Mangold has been using his Twitter feed to drum up excitement for his upcoming X-Men movie Logan, posting close-ups of its stars in their various states of disrepair. Inevitably—given that the movie apparently takes place in a distant future, where mutants are hunted by government-assigned assassins—Patrick Stewart's Professor X and Stephen Merchant's new character Caliban are both looking a little the worse for wear in 2024. Now, Mangold has posted a picture of the man himself, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, revealing that he's also putting the "Old Man" in Old Man Logan.
Jackman, who's 48, has said that this will be his final spin as the claw-sporting Canuck, and that weariness is evident on the character's face. Meanwhile, fans of the franchise angered by these still photos and their lack of exciting, metal-slashing action are also in luck: Jackman posted a short video clip on his own Twitter today, promising that the first trailer for the film will be out tomorrow.


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Here's a question: With Gaetano dead and Oraetta in handcuffs, has this season of Fargo taken the characters who've racked up the highest body counts off the board? Historically speaking, that is. Oraetta's closet of trophies suggests she's been at this Angel of Mercy business for a long, long time. And while we haven't seen Gaetano take down that many of his enemies personally, all of his allusions to his time in Italy suggest he's lived a dark and bloody past. Collectively these two have put together quite the body count. With them gone, Kansas City is likely to be a far more peaceful place, right?
Probably not. Based on the opening sequence, a montage of gunplay and scary headlines about mob violence set to Koko Taylor's "Insane Asylum," Kansas City has a long way to go before it settles down even a little bit. The conflict between the Faddas and the Cannons isn't the sort that will just go away, even with the disappearance of one soldier, however enthusiastic. At King of Tears mortuary, the Smutnys can barely keep up with the influx of Cannon family corpses, a development that will resurface at episode's end. It's an intriguing glimpse at the operations of the family business. A true mom-and-pop operation, it looks like, well, mom and pop do most of the work while doing little to shield Ethelrida from all the gore and carnage. Maybe that contributes to Ethelrida being old beyond her years and able to hold her own talking to Loy Cannon about art and foreign languages.
But we're getting ahead of the episode a bit. Across town, the Fadda family has problems of its own. Odis, seemingly unable to shake the disapproving image of Deafy's corpse, has decided to go straight and arrest the Faddas, a development that displeases Josto, to say the least. He calls the office promising Odis a bullet with his name on it, which, weirdly, doesn't spook Odis. He seems committed to being a good cop again, though the peaceful look on his face suggests he also knows his days are numbered. The clock is ticking for Josto, too, albeit in a different way. The bosses back east want an end to the gang war. It's too "noisy." Even Gaetano sees it's bad for business, telling his brother it "can't be personal." (When Gaetano's playing the part of the levelheaded partner, something has gone wrong.) Still, they come to an agreement: bring in an easier-to-control replacement for Loy, kill Odis, turn the page on this chapter of their careers.
Meanwhile, Loy has changed his base of operations to a fancy hotel, where Buel tends to his hair and dispenses advice about how to win the war. "Happy" finds Buel more directly involved in the Cannon business, perhaps in part because much of it involves asking a favor from Lionel "Happy" Halloway (Edwin Lee Gibson), an out-of-town "country boy" whose mother is like a sister to Buel. But Happy's not, well, happy about Loy beating up his young cousin, the overeager Leon. Buel appeals to his sense of solidarity, and preservation, by pointing out that the Faddas won't stop after eliminating the Cannons. The Faddas, and the larger organization to which they belong, will come after all the Black competition, Happy included. After seeming to consult with a pair of photographs of his elders held by his assistant, presumably pictures of the elders Happy speaks of reverently, he agrees to provide some muscle for two weeks. "It'll be enough," Buel says. The Cannons are saved!
No, the Cannons are screwed. Despite his promise — and his talk about how important promises are — Happy takes a meeting with Josto, who believes he's found the Loy replacement he's been looking for when Happy puts forth Leon to take over Loy's territory (plus a cut of trucking). It seems to be going well until Josto's future father-in-law shows up to call off the wedding. He insults Italians in the process, too, prompting Gaetano to punch him in the face. "You hit him for me?" Josto asks his brother. "I'm touched."
And, in its own perverse way, it is kind of touching. Josto and Gaetano putting aside their differences and bonding as brothers has provided recent episodes with some of their best moments. "Happy" provides just one more, a reminiscence of the young love and act of violence that sent Gaetano overseas and a few words about how tough it was for him as a kid in Mussolini's Italy. Then, after watching Odis return to his wrecked apartment, it's time to put the disloyal cop down. Odis dies with a smile on his face, thinking about his dead sweetheart and happier times. Gaetano dies without knowing what hit him after tripping on his way back to Josto's car. It's an undignified, but probably inevitable, end for the big guy, who loved to hurt and kill his enemies and rarely gave a thought to anything else.
It's a busy week at the King of Tears for reasons beyond the gang war, too. Talking to her mother, Ethelrida finally gets the full story on the ghost haunting their family, who turns out to be the restless spirit of a slave ship captain killed by her great-great grandfather during a storm at sea. He's been with the family ever since, sometimes making an appearance, sometimes making his presence known via low-tide smells and sea sounds. If the ghost weren't trouble enough, Oraetta shows up looking for the ring Ethelrida has stolen. When Oraetta threatens to go to the police Ethelrida threatens the same, pointing out that Oraetta has a closet full of evidence and poison. It's a stalemate. And though Lemuel isn't that much help in driving Ethelrida off, it's still nice that he's there. When Oraetta refers to him as Ethelrida's boyfriend, he replies "I'm more of a suitor." Standing up for Ethelrida will no doubt aid his courtship.
But Ethelrida's real hero, weirdly enough, turns out to be the Ghost Slaver, who shows up and scares off Oraetta shortly before Oraetta can poison her teenage nemesis. Who saw that coming? No, seriously, could anyone have seen that coming? The ghost has been hanging around this season for a while, but it always seemed more like a magical realist metaphor than an active player in the events of the narrative. Now season four isn't just a mid-century gangster tale, it's a ghost story. This kind of left-field development isn't unprecedented in Fargo history, however. The second season was filled with UFO sightings that seemed marginal until they were suddenly not marginal at all. And like the UFOs, which connected season two to the end of the Coens' The Man Who Wasn't There, the ghost has a precursor in the dybbuk of A Serious Man. But why does he scare Oraetta off? Is it an act of kindness or does he want Ethelrida all to himself?
Loy's not one to let himself seem vulnerable, but this episode gives him a rare tender moment as he recounts the story of Satchel's death to Opal after Opal tells him of Leon and Happy's seeming betrayal. It's a nicely played moment by Rock. Loy's been consistently on-task even after his son's disappearance (and likely death). We haven't even seen him let himself be this open with Buel and it's the first time he's admitted out loud how much he misses his son. Fortunately, Satchel's doing okay, or as okay as a boy with only his wits, a dog, and a gun to protect him from starvation and harassment as he wanders down a country road can be. For now, at least, it's enough and when he scares off the rednecks in the truck he looks tough in a way we've never seen him be tough before. There's more of Loy in Satchel than has been apparent up until now, just as there's more of the sensitive Satchel in Loy than he usually lets on.
The episode concludes with a meeting between Ethelrida and Loy. She's businesslike and confident when arguing why her parents' debt should be forgiven. If anything, Loy now owes them thanks to all the bodies they've taken care of over the course of the gang war. "That's not how it works," he tells her. But, beyond impressing Loy by recognizing the painting on his wall as a customized rendition of Henri Regnault's "Execution Without Hearing Under the Moorish Kings," Ethelrida's got a trump card in the form of Donatello Fadda's ring. When she slides the ring across the desk, she already knows it will be the key in winning Loy's war with the Faddas. When Loy recognizes it, he knows it too. In this chess match for control of Kansas City, the endgame has begun.
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• But how will the ring help Loy? While Ethelrida and Loy know the answer, we don't yet. Does it control the Nazgul? Now that ghosts have entered the picture in a major way, you can't rule it out.
• Edwin Lee Gibson, who memorably plays Happy, is a Chicago-based actor and playwright with extensive credits. In addition to standing in for Kansas City, Chicago has provided this season of Fargo with a wealth of acting talent.
• R.I.P. Odis. On the page, the OCD police detective might have seemed too quirky to work, but Jack Huston gave him heart (and a lot of convincing tics).
• R.I.P. Gaetano. What a big, memorable performance from Salvatore Esposito, whose expressive eyes alone would have made him a star in the silent era. Sadly, the last bit of him we get to see is his brains as they spill out on the pavement after his stumble.
• Is this the last we'll see of Oraetta? Narratively, she probably doesn't have that much left to do, but it would be odd for her to disappear given how much time the season has invested in her. And surely Josto must miss her.
• Was anyone else reminded of Elmira Gulch in the scene where Oraetta confronts Ethelrida? One last Wizard of Oz reference left over from the ninth episode, maybe?
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Country Song Mashup Celebrates CMA's 50th AnniversaryMusic awards shows love to mashup songs and artists together, but the Country Music Association took the mashup to a new level for their upcoming 50th anniversary.
TxDOT Celebrates 30 Years Of Don't Mess With TexasTxDOT is celebrating the 30th anniversary of "Don't mess with Texas" (DMWT) with the help of some notable musicians this month.
Little Big Town, Chris Stapleton Shine At CMA AwardsThough the room was full of A-listers like Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and Luke Bryan, Little Big Town and Chris Stapleton owned the 2015 Country Music Association Awards.
Texan George Strait Drops New Album, Will Play Las Vegas In 2016Texas country music legend George Strait announced the upcoming online release of his new album -- "Cold Beer Conversation" and made it clear that while he's not touring, he's not done singing or performing.
Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert Top 2015 ACM Awards, While Garth and Reba Deliver Knockout PerformancesFans saw strong performances by legends Garth Brooks, Reba, George Strait and a reformed Brooks & Dunn, as well as songs by Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, and Sam Hunt. See photos and get the full recap.
Taylor Swift, Garth Brooks Among ACM 50th Anniversary Milestone Award RecipientsBrooks & Dunn, Reba, Miranda Lambert, George Strait and Kenny Chesney are also among the seven artists honored by the Academy of Country Music with its 50th Anniversary Milestone Award.
Swift & Strait To Get Special ACM HonorsEven though Taylor Swift has officially gone pop, she still has a special place with the Academy of Country Music, which will be giving her and other superstars a special honor.
Additional Academy Of Country Music Awards Tickets Available For SaleThere's no doubt, it is one of the hottest tickets in town and there's one more chance for country music fans to get their hands on them.
Garth Brooks, Luke Bryan, Lambert To Perform At ACM AwardsA-list acts including Garth Brooks, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean and George Strait are set to perform April 19 at the Academy of Country Music's 50th awards show.
ACM Awards Performers AnnouncedA-list acts including Garth Brooks, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and George Strait are set to perform on April 19 at the ACM Awards show in Arlington.
Miranda Lambert Gets 9 CMA NominationsMiranda Lambert released the most ambitious album of her career earlier this year, and CMA voters responded by giving her a record-tying load of nine nominations.
George Strait To Release Live Album From Arlington ConcertGeorge Strait will release a 20-track live album taped at his farewell concert held this summer at AT&T Stadium.
George Strait Farewell Concert Breaks Attendance RecordAbout 105,000 people packed in for the last concert of Strait's final tour -exceeding the stadium's official capacity by 5,000- and shattering the previous record set by The Rolling Stones at The Louisiana Superdome in 1981.
Country Star George Strait Makes His Last Stop In North TexasIt's the end of the trail for country music king George Strait, who will wrap up his final tour Saturday with a star-filled show at the lavish home of the Dallas Cowboys in his home state of Texas.
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Russian public figure, political scientist, publicist
biography / books / articles / русская версия
Traditionalism, Liberalism and Neo-Nazism In the Current Political Space
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© А. V. Shchipkov
Translated from Russian by Englica
Translators: Julia Zimarskaya and Jay D. Evick
The struggle for history, rewriting of history and "normalization" of history have become trends of recent years amid the dynamically changing state of socio-politics. One of the most sensitive aspects, which has to now be dealt with in the framework of new evaluations of historical concepts and current politics, is the theme of fascism and neo-fascism. Until recently, the phenomenon of fascism was considered the subject of nothing but historical studies. However, global events of the early 21st century make it clear that this subject has not become a historical throwback. The mythology of neo-fascists, as well as the course and methods of their actions, remains the same to a certain degree. Nevertheless, some things have significantly changed. The book by Aleksandr Shchipkov, the Russian public figure and political scientist, is devoted to the analysis of neo-fascism as a modern phenomenon.
Conceptual Evolution of Modern Neoliberalism
Ethnicity in Contemporary Politics: Dangers of Neo-Nazism
Neo-fascism as a Concept: Ideological Debates and the Boundaries of Meaning
Genealogy and Teleology of Modern Neo-Nazism
Binary Theory of Totalitarianism: Validity Limits
Political Discourse and Practical Politics
Tradition in Politics: Theory and Axiology
"Struggle for Tradition": a New Form of Political Legitimacy
Concept of Tradition in Russian Political and Ideological Space
Tradition and Modernization: is it Possible to Intercross the Object Fields of These Concepts?
Conservative Socialism: Ideological Features in Modern Russia
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This is the last of a series of public lectures to commemorate the 50th anniversary of ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute.
In the over 50 years since its establishment, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has been criticised for not doing enough as an institution, as well as praised for its accomplishments in the face of daunting challenges. Ironically, both critics and supporters of ASEAN have based their judgments on the region's extraordinary diversity and deep differences. And yet, hundreds of scholars have sought to demonstrate how similar various parts of Southeast Asia are to each other. Diverse, deeply different, and similar – Southeast Asia is indeed a regional paradox.
ISEAS's 50th anniversary is a good occasion to take stock. This lecture will look back to a time when the concept of a Southeast Asian region had not yet arrived and review what we know. It will ask several questions such as; what were the ingredients that might have brought the terrains closer together? Were there chances that were missed? What key factors led to regular fragmentations? Why was the idea of Southeast Asia as a region attractive?
Professor Wang Gungwu is Chairman of ISEAS Board of Trustees. He is University Professor at the National University of Singapore and Emeritus Professor of Australia National University; a historian of China and Southeast Asia and an authority on the Chinese diaspora. He held several academic positions including Chairman of East Asian Institute from 2007-18, Chairman of Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy from 2005-17, Director of East Asian Institute from 1997-2007, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong from 1986-95, President of the Australian Academy of the Humanities from 1980 to 1988 and Professor Far Eastern History at the Australian National University (1968-86).
Professor Wang received his B.A. General (1952), B.A. Honours (1953) and M.A. (1955) from the University of Malaya in Singapore, and his Ph.D. at the University of London (1957).
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"Mank" tells the biographical story of screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz (Gary Oldman) as he rushes to complete the screenplay for "Citizen Kane."
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In the film industry, the year 2020 has been characterized by straight-to-video releases, delayed premieres, and cancellations, and yet "Mank," the new film from director David Fincher, may be one of the year's finest films.
Fincher first saw acclaim in the '90s with the physiological thriller "Se7en" in 1995, followed in close proximity by "The Game" and "Fight Club." He has enjoyed success with the more recent "Zodiac," "The Social Network" and "Gone Girl." Fincher planned to make "Mank" in the late '90s, but until now, the project had been shelved, as studios were not in agreement with his insistence to shoot in black and white. Now, after Fincher joined the trend of directors who have been pairing with Netflix to create films, "Mank" has been fully realized, and the result is dazzling.
Working from a script by Fincher's late father, Jack Fincher, "Mank" tells the biographical story of cynical, alcoholic screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz (Gary Oldman) as he rushes to complete the screenplay for "Citizen Kane," a film that has gone on to be commonly referred to as one of the greatest ever made. The film weaves two layers: the tribulations of Mankiewicz to write the script, and his dealings with Marion Davies (Amanda Seyfried) and William Randolph Hearst (Charles Dance), told through flashbacks.
Much of the film seems to take inspiration from an article by famous film critic Pauline Kael entitled "Raising Kane," which proffered that Orson Welles, "Citizen Kane" actor, director and co-writer, did not actually deserve writing credits for the film. However, film historians have indicated that the evidence within the article is largely untrue, and Welles is rightfully credited (in "Citizen Kane," he is given second writing credit, after Mankiewicz). This historical inaccuracy does, at points, bleed into "Mank" — fans of Welles will be disappointed with a certain scene toward the end — but ultimately, the film's achievements shine through.
As is to be expected from Fincher, "Mank" boasts a riveting technical prowess. The attention to detail, and textured, rich sound design present in all his previous efforts is on full display. The crisp and consistently stunning black-and-white photography, the period-authentic score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, its elaborate set and costume work, and mono audio all work to give the film the feeling of classic Hollywood filmmaking contemporaneous to the era it sets itself in.
Although some critics have deemed "Mank" a love letter to the movies, and the very act of creating, it is certainly not all glitz and glamor. We are given an in-depth look at the seedy underbelly of Hollywood. Betting, corruption, superficiality and general unhappiness are all rampant. Many of the film's flashbacks detail Hollywood's role in an effective smear campaign against author Upton Sinclair and his attempt to run for political office (Sinclair is played in a brief cameo role by Bill Nye the Science Guy).
"Mank" is a wild ride that crackles and shines. Oldman and Seyfried are particularly enthralling to watch onscreen, and the film is a feast for the eyes. Expect "Mank" to rake in lots of nominations come award season. One of its many pleasures is that you can enjoy it within the comfort of your own home, safe from the hazardous risks that come with going to the theater nowadays, as the film started streaming on Netflix December 4.
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Over on lightersideoftheforce.com, there are a ton of funny bits about Star Wars stuff like the "Empire Strikes Back Periodic Table" here.
Also, on geeksofdoom.com, they shared "An Open Letter From A Death Star Architect About That Vulnerable Exhaust Port" here.
Finally, on the CollegeHumor YouTube channel, they share a video titled "All Star Wars Characters Have Stupid Names." There's some strong language but Enjoy!


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Genshin Impact, Breezing Through Teyvat – Chapter 86: Epilogue Bahasa Indonesia
Genshin Impact, Breezing Through Teyvat Bahasa Indonesia Chapter 86 • January 1, 2023
However, there was a certain thing about
Lumine that truly fascinated Iris.
She couldn't smell what kind of race Lumine was.
A Dragon's nose was very sensitive and could basically identify a being through their smell alone, yet, Lumine's smell was unlike anything she had ever smelled before which begged the question if she was really human or not.
As if that wasn't enough, Iris couldn't see through her.
Attaining Godhood, although incomplete, had given her the power to see the composition of lifeforms.
Yet, whenever she gazed at Lumine, she would draw a complete blank. It was as if she didn't exist at all, or her compositions were different from all other beings of this world, which again completely baffled her.
All that was previously mentioned could also be said about the floating thing they called 'Paimon'.
Both of them were very weird.
Iris didn't inform Yomite of this matter, she wanted to be absolutely sure before informing her master.
Or else, a discord could form between their group and she didn't want that to happen, so she kept silently observing Lumine and Paimon in hopes of being able to find out what they were, or at the very least confirm their origins.
After the issue of Stormterror was dealt with Yomite was awarded the permit to enter the library, but he was starting to think that the trip to the library was no longer necessary, as Iris was just like a portable library to him.
The knowledge she had gathered throughout her life was in some cases more vast than any library of the world could offer.
Although he would still go and visit the actual library once in a blue moon, to check on the ever beautiful and voluptuous milf beauty and librarian Lisa.
Yomite and his party were treated as heroes.
The heroes of the city of wind and freedom called Mondstadt.
Jean made sure to explain everything regarding Stormterror to the public, minus the end regarding its transformation into a girl…
She just said that even now, even after all the atrocities against it, Dvalin— the Erstwhile Sovereign of the Skies and one of the Four Winds— was silently protecting this city and its inhabitants, selflessly maintaining its lifelong duty…
Currently, Yomite went to the Resin Moon Inn to quickly relieve himself.
It had been some days since he had saved the city of Mondstadt and was crowned as a hero, and so crowds of citizens, children and elderly alike, would flock to him, making it hard to do most tasks, including ones that required him to respond to the call of nature.
Everyone greeted him wherever he went, it felt a bit weird, although strangely fulfilling.
He could now understand the hero complex some main characters had a bit, but as he had expected, it became annoying after a while so he felt that he was really not fit to be one. To be a hero.
As he had finished his business, he was about to rejoin his party members who were currently seated in front of the Good Hunter's restaurant, but a waitress suddenly came up to him.
He took this chance to order some food for himself.
"Ah, hello. I would like to order a sandwich wit-"
"Sir, that would be 200k Mora~!"
200k?
A sandwich!?
He did not even get to tell her his order!
What kind of daylight robbery was this!?
Yomite could almost feel the earth beneath him slipping from this string of short events.
"Here is your receipt, dear customer!"
She handed him the receipt.
"…A receipt?"
He studied the piece of paper in his hands, and as a result, his eyes widened in disbelief, making him dizzy.
(50 Sweet Madames!? 400 Fisherman's toasts!? 400k Mora in total!?) He thought, as the total amount was almost making him faint.
"As you've done huge service to our country, Mr. Hero, we gave you a discount of 200k Mora!"
"Wait, hold on, like, seriously, please wait a second…There has to be some kind of mistake…I didn't order this…What's with these numbers!?" Yomite desperately tried to reason with her, there had to be some mistake, he was sure of it.
The woman's face was full of smiles, but Yomite's mind couldn't keep up.
Calm. He needed to be calm. Think. Think. He went out for ten minutes.
Ten minutes!
Then came back. Now, he was billed 200k Mora…for food…What the hell!?
(Fischl and Hu Tao barely eat anything…Lumine and Paimon are both gluttons, I'm aware…but this still doesn't make sense! It's way too much!)
He panned over his party members one by one, and each of them refused to meet his gaze.
(Something is definitely up!)
Finally, his gaze landed onto Iris, the Ex-Dragon now turned into a beautiful humanoid girl, that joined his party a few days ago, and now called him 'Master' for the best of reasons.
On the table in front of her, were numerous stacked plates, forming a small tower.
*Burp*
Iris let out a satisfied burp after devouring who knows how much food.
Her stomach was slightly bloated, but it quickly shrank back to her usual toned tummy which was slightly covered in a line of faded azure green colored scales.
This action, however, didn't go unnoticed by him.
"Oi…Iris…just…how much did you eat!?"
"Not enough, mast'r! prithee giveth me anoth'r s'rving!"
She licked her lips while saying so, keeping her slits focused on his face, expectantly.
When she was a Dragon, she didn't feel the need of hunger.
She could live for hundreds of years without touching as much as a single berry in the forest…
However, after her transformation to the humanoid form, it was as if she became the sin of gluttony herself.
Human food was just too good…
She couldn't resist…
She needed more…
And she wanted it now…
"Like hell I will! You're going on a diet! My wallet can't take this! I'm on the road to becoming rich! This is way too much just for one freaking lunch!!!" Yomite screamed hysterically, pain and rage reverberating in his tone.
And so, just like that, yet another troublesome member was added to his ever growing party of troublemakers and freaks.
He could only pray to the Goddess Sia to watch over his tired soul.
End of Volume 1…


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Pregnancy is scary not only because, well, all the changes our own bodies go through, but because the process seems so magical and complicated. So many pieces have to come together just right for all the correct things to line up and bring a healthy baby into the world.
We worry about how pregnancy and parenthood are going to change our goals, our lifestyle, and our relationships. While the women tend to carry so much more of those initial changes during pregnancy, they're not the only ones who hold onto fears and anxieties.
I reached out to fathers and fathers-to-be to learn what their fears were during their partners' pregnancy, and the answers may bring some insight into what your own partner is going through during your pregnancy.
"With our second pregnancy, we had a terrible experience […] As we did not want to travel far, we chose a nearby doctor. However, our first visit ended up as a disaster. The doctor wanted us to consider ending the pregnancy because of my wife's age. The doctor also wanted to exclude my daughter, my son, and me from routine visits! 'This is not a family occasion!' she said to my wife.
— Ted-David Mizingou, author of upcoming book series Daddy-to-be, Daddy and Me.
What about you? What fears did you or your partner have during pregnancy? Share in the comments!


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Berger Singerman Expands Dispute Resolution Team With Addition of Hugo Acebo as Partner
Berger Singerman, Florida's business law firm, is pleased to announce that Hugo Acebo has joined the firm as partner on the Dispute Resolution Team. Acebo brings more than 25 years of litigation experience, specializing in family law related matters for high net worth clients. He will be resident in Berger Singerman's Miami office.
Acebo's litigation practice includes handling a wide range of issues relating to marital and family law. He has represented couples in dissolution proceedings and defense of premarital and post nuptial agreements, investigating income and earnings, disputes regarding the proper amount of alimony and child support and identification and valuation of assets for distribution. In addition, he has handled paternity claims, matters contesting the relocation of children and cohabitation arrangements and issues particular to same-sex relationships and the LGBTQ community at large.
Acebo also has significant experience in helping individuals who seek to form families through the use of assisted reproductive technology, including the drafting of sperm, egg and embryo donation and surrogacy contracts.
"Hugo's talent and experience will further strengthen our award-winning Dispute Resolution Team and add will enhance our work in the marital and family law space," said Paul Steven Singerman, Co-Chair of Berger Singerman. "Hugo is a great lawyer and we're thrilled to have him join our team."
After graduating from Florida State University's College of Law, Acebo became a prosecutor at the Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office. There, he focused on domestic violence cases. Following his time with the Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office, Acebo prosecuted cases with the Office of Attorney General as a Specially Designated Assistant Statewide Prosecutor in the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and then as an Assistant Statewide Prosecutor with the Office of Statewide Prosecution, where he headed investigations and prosecuted crimes involving health care fraud, money laundering, organized fraud and other complex financial crimes. Prior to joining Berger Singerman, Acebo was a partner and shareholder with Bluestein & Wayne, P.A., where he focused his practice on marital and family law, LGBTQ issues, and paternity and assisted reproductive technology matters.
Committed to developing the next generation of attorneys, Acebo currently serves as an adjunct professor at Florida International University College of Law, where he teaches Family Law. He holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV rating, the highest peer-review rating a lawyer can hold and was recognized as a "Top Up and Comer in Marital Law" by South Florida's Legal Guide.
Acebo is the latest high-profile addition to join Berger Singerman, which include Sha`Ron James the immediate past Insurance Consumer Advocate for the state of Florida; Christopher Jarvinen, Co-chair of the Claims Trading Committee of the American Bankruptcy Institute and the Turnaround Management Association of Brazil; Robin Rubens, a seasoned lawyer specializing in business restructurings, commercial loan workouts and complex commercial litigation; and Michael Levinson, a physician and a nationally recognized, board certified healthcare attorney.
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Q: Outbound Clicks Not Being Tracked By Google Analytics I am trying to track the number of outbound clicks by Google Analytic on an advertisement banner on my website.
The way this works is, if you are logged in, you see no banner. If you are not logged in, you see the banner. I have successfully done this on my wordpress site using the following code:
    <?php
if (is_user_logged_in()){
    echo "No Ads - Thank You for Supporting Us";
}
else {
echo "

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};
?>

Now, the banner and everything works, but it is not being tracked by GA. I am quite sure I have the onclick function correct:
onClick="pageTracker._trackEvent('Outbound', 'CuteDog', '300sb');"

My GA tracking code is located in the header of my page, and it is the most latest code:

What is it that I'm doing wrong ???

A: You are using two different versions of the GA code. Here is the async version which you should be using:
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','Outbound', 'CuteDog', '300sb']);

You can put this directly in your onclick or make a wrapper function to call it.
edit per OP comment about not understanding what to do with this
You put this bit of code in your link's onclick...
Change this:

To this:

A: There's two problems here:

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*Your using the pageTracker object in the onClick event but your using the asynchronous version of GA code. In this version, the object isn't directly available via the window global context so there's probably an error occurring.

*Even if the pageTracker object was available, the new page would load before it had a chance to send the data to GA.

You should use a function similar to the following:

Then, call it in your onClick event:
onClick="recordOutboundLink(this, 'Outbound', 'CuteDog', '300sb'); return false;"

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A Review of Backwoods Pondfest 2012
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By Pete Mason	 On Aug 24, 2012
Festivals are becoming so common place, it's hard to find that festival that doesnt feel too big or hasn't gone the corporate route. Back in 2008, I drove north on a whim to Peru, NY, a town I was unaware of until Backwoods Pondfest 2012 was announced. Back then, The Breakfast and Plattsburgh's Lucid headlined and I figured this would be a nice way to see what a festival looks like in its nascent years. I returned in 2010 and saw that the festival had grown, just enough to show that it was going to continue to grow at a steady pace. When I drove the two hours north to Backwoods, I wasn't surprised to see a bigger festival, more fans, more vendors, two stages and a scene that brought me back to some of my first festivals. Backwoods Pondfest 2012 is the festival that reminds you what the festival experience is all about – seeing music both familiar and new, hanging with friends and strangers alike, and experiencing nature and camping in an ideal setting.
I missed Friday because I was at John Prine and Lucinda Williams, but I talked to fans who gave high marks to Break Science, Floodwood, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds and Twiddle for their performances. Backwoods always delivers on the music and this year was no exception with two jam packed nights. I arrived on Saturday around 3pm and found the festival more spacious, filled in with campers in parts that empty back in 2008 and vendors of a wide variety taking up a ring around the main stage field.
Jatoba from Brattleboro, VT was the first act of the day I caught. I saw them back in 2010 with Cornmeal at Red Square in Albany and I was impressed. This time they were even better and tighter, as evidenced by the video of these two songs, "Ride Slowly Ride" and "Closure", with some stage banter mixed in. They are rumored to be playing some supporting Northeast dates in the fall/winter and will be stopping in Upstate NY for sure. If you are going to Upstate Boogie 3, you can expect to hear some material they have been working on, a treat coming from Jatoba.
Lucid, the host band of Backwoods took the stage for an evening set and played to a crowd that gravitated towards the stage as Lucid warmed up. Sporting some of the finest North Country beards around, Lucid brought up special guest Rooster, aka Rick Bentley from Birmingham, Alabama, to sit in on guitar for "Countryesque". Rooster was in the audience when Lucid played in his town and while he sat through their soundcheck, they bantered back and forth and clicked, leading to Rooster heading north to take in Backwoods Pondfest 2012 and sit in. A great guitar and friendly southerner, Rooster felt welcome at the festival, a bit of a rarity down south. Next, percussionist Lowell Wurster invited his father George (and festival MC) to sit in on harmonica for "Backwoods", to which George introduced to the crowd at the end as being "all the way from the great Adirondacks" and the applause thundered from the crowd leading to a return to the stage for an encore of "Green Money".
Campfires could be seen as you walked to your car (it took me about 90 seconds to get to my car when I needed to) and a larger fire kept fans close to the music and warm as the temperature dipped into the 50s after midnight. Although during the day the skies were partly cloudy and warm, this is Upstate New York and the first sign that summer is coming to a close is a chilly night in August, but this little taste of fall is always pleasant to experience a month before it starts to become the norm.
Max Creek, having "been around for a few years now", as MC George put it (really though, more than 40 years) performed as Saturday headliners, ranging through originals and covers alike, including "Helter Skelter", "Rag Mama Rag" and "Cities". Afterwards, guitarist Scott Murawski mentioned how Phish bassist Mike Gordon texted him that Trey had listened to Scott playing Phish's "Sugar Shack" so that he could nail the guitar riff in transition. It turns out that while Max Creek was onstage at Backwoods, Phish was playing "Sugar Shack" for the first time since October, 2010. A very cool musical connection and story bridging two bands 3,000 miles away.
A staple of Backwoods has been the acts Tim Palmieri, The Breakfast and Kung Fu, the latter of which is alive and well and put on a great late night set on the main stage. It helps for a festival to have a known music element like this and the crowd clearly appreciates Kung Fu and their funky performances.
The late-latenight action belonged to The Indobox at the tent stage. If you wanted your latenight jams, mixed with elements of techno and dance music, then this fulfilled your wishes and overflowed the cup. If there was any band that could rise out of the clutter of EDM acts and perform live electronica at a high level, then The Indobox is that band. For over an hour, the tent was another 20′ warmer inside, steamy and full of dancing bodies moving to the truly impressive tightness of The Indobox. If this were the late '90s, we'd be seeing a glimmer of an early Disco Biscuits group. Do not miss them at Catskill Chill on Saturday September 8th at 4:20 in the afternoon.
Backwoods Pondfest remains a diamond in the rough of music festivals. Few festivals give you the pure, original festival feeling like this one. Make plans for the 2013 edition, which will be covering as announcements on dates and lineup come out in the spring. Festival-goers who have been to just a few or a few dozen fests, Backwoods is for you.
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I've just returned from a 5 day retreat on Mt Baldy with Zen master Noritake Roshi. It's an honor, a privilege and in many ways a miracle, to be able to train with one of the top Rinzai masters in the world at a location just one hour from my home in Los Angeles. I've trained in mindfulness and Zen for the past 20 years but as with each retreat I go on, this one illuminated a facet of practice I hadn't fully appreciated before.
The style of Rinzai is very far from mindfulness practice and the stretch is something I came to really appreciate over the years (especially with my mindfulness practice to support me during the long training days on Zen retreats.) Here's what I mean about the style: mindfulness emphasizes internal structures – techniques and procedures that you can lean on to deepen your insight and strengthen your skillfulness in meditation. You can do these on your own or go to a retreat for immersive practice. Rinzai emphasizes external structures – the retreat environment is the main anchor for practice and it includes ritualizing the entire day, sleep deprivation, boot camp style training, working directly with a master and an approach to practice that you could think of as storytelling. So in Rinzai, the environment is literally choreographed for training. The training is also very reliant on the teacher student relationship. In mindfulness the internal framework of techniques and strategies is designed so the student can take a more DIY approach to training – you choose what works for you. Mindfulness retreats are also far less choreographed (relatively speaking) and there is a lot more flexibility in the extent and nature of the teacher student relationship.
On a Rinzai Zen retreat, each morning the Roshi (teacher) delivers a teisho – this is a formal lecture elucidating a case study of a classic Rinzai koan. For example, a well known one is: "A monk asked Joshu, does even the dog have buddha nature? Joshu answered Mu." In addition to this seemingly cryptic anecdote, the text has pointers and a verse highlighting important themes in the koan. Taken together, these are meant to bring students to insight. Then, when you work privately with the teacher, you're given your own individual koan to work on, which is structured as a kind of dialog between you and the teacher. Your job as a student in these interactions is to get to the heart of wisdom and reveal it, per the demands of the particular koan and to your teacher's satisfaction. So koans pose a question about the true nature of experience that cannot simply be answered with logic or intellect. The wisdom has to surface from your own deep experience – you can't imitate or fake it. Yet, your expression must be free from self-identification. So, YOU are never giving your teacher an answer. The answer is happening through you as a result of deep practice and realization.
I was really struck on this last retreat by the way Rinzai prepares students to be teachers in the world, right from the start. A rare few students will go on to officially become teachers or masters. Nevertheless, they are taught to be communicators of the deepest wisdom with the clear intent of helping others. Right from day 1, koan practice asks that of the student. You are not simply taking on practice to heal or help yourself. You are taking on practice to communicate that healing to others – through an action, a word, a phrase, a gesture. All forms of personal expression are considered tools for teaching when they are done in a way that channels wisdom. In essence, koan practice is a training designed to help you be a deliverer of true wisdom, through your whole personality, free from self-preoccupation – so you have that to share with the world. The master is there to encourage, inspire and assess the degree to which you're capable of doing that on demand, as well as your unique areas of growth.
At Unified Mindfulness while our methods are extremely different, philosophically, we also relate to students as teachers right from the start of their practice. The moment you begin practicing you become more skillful with your attention and you have that to offer. When you experience benefits from mindfulness practice you naturally want to share. In sharing you become clearer about your own practice. If you've ever tried explaining to someone how meditation works you know this to be true. So, our intention is to provide a framework to empower you to share practice most effectively. Having clarity about the "how to" of practice, experiencing a range of techniques and procedures, understanding the concepts – these serve your own practice and at the same time enable you to share more easily with others.
Many people appreciate the poetry of Zen whereas mindfulness, by comparison, can seem more dry and procedural. But I could never have trained in Rinzai had I not developed my mindfulness practice first. I needed that internal structure to support me on those long grueling days of Zen boot camp training! The fact is all meditation approaches lead to the same core insight. In my experience your unique personality shines through, whatever path you take. At UM it's our job to help you access your own voice as a student and teacher.
I'll meet you where the snow meets the clouds.
whenever we were never apart.
where begins the letting go.
quietly waiting for nothing to come.


In this age of digital marketing, the success of your business is often connected to your ability to bring potential customers to your website.
As the latest content marketing statistics show, one of the best ways to do that is by offering relevant and helpful content.
If you plan to go down this route and you have your eyes set on the long-term results, here is some advice on how to increase organic traffic towards your website by creating and promoting evergreen content.
Evergreen content is any type of content you produce and publish that revolves around a subject area that will be relevant for a longer period of time.
The idea is to cover topics that will be interesting to your target audience in 5 years as much as they are now.
While big lists, how to guides, instructional videos, and other longer formats are more suited for covering evergreen topics, as long as you chose the right topic, you are good to go.
Again, evergreen content isn't really limited by the type of content – infographic, blog post, calculator, video – everything you can put on your website and build links to can eventually help you increase organic traffic.
Simply put, you have to concentrate on topics that are not constrained by a certain year, a technology development, current trends, or anything else that can make them fail the test of time.
For example, writing an ultimate guide about the current Android OS can hardly classify as evergreen content when the new one is already on the horizon. By the time you rank your post, the search volume for your intended keyword will significantly drop as technology moves on.
Now that we got that out of the way, let's talk about content depth.
If increasing your organic traffic is your ultimate goal, we recommend that you focus on creating in-depth evergreen content as the data shows it tends to rank better in search results. Disregarding the notion that Google somewhat favors in-depth content over short pieces, the fact is that people are more inclined to link and share comprehensive articles which means you will ultimately have an easier time promoting and ranking your content.
As something that stays relevant for a long time, evergreen content is an excellent way to boost your organic traffic.
There are a lot of small things that indirectly work in the favor of evergreen content.
By being relevant for a long period of time, you have plenty of opportunities to try and rank it high enough.
By being resource-intensive, it makes your competitors think twice before they decide to compete with you and try to steal your hard-earned traffic.
By being long, there is a higher chance that your content will start to rank for multiple keywords which will further increase your organic traffic. A good example is our in-depth review of best blogger outreach tools which ranks for all kind of keywords even when we mostly concentrated on "outreach tools".
Lastly, you should never underestimate the value of steady traffic. Since overall traffic seems to be an important ranking signal, having pieces that bring you steady traffic give you more room to concentrate on creating new content that will bring additional traffic to your website.
In the context of increasing organic traffic, keyword research is the most important part of the equation. Spending resources on creating and promoting content developed around the wrong keyword can have a detrimental effect on your ROI.
The trick is in concentrating on the keywords that have a decent search volume and YOU can realistically rank for. The focus is on YOU because this depends on your resources and your current position in the market.
For example, if you are already an established brand and have $10k you can spend on developing and promoting your content, then you can go for highly competitive keywords.
Smaller businesses, on the other hand, need to be aware of their limitations and adjust their strategy accordingly.
Before you commit to a topic, it is a good idea to check the quality of content that covers the selected area.
You can do this by Googling or you can review top ranking content while doing a keyword research if you are using a tool like Ahrefs.
Inspecting competitor's content is important because it lets you know at what level your content has to be, to exceed the value given in the content that is already out there.
If you don't think you can make a better piece, you should consider searching for another topic or at least adjust your initial idea to focus on the specific area that you think could be covered in more depth. It is easier to "steal" someone's audience and increase your organic traffic if you bring something better/unique to the table.
As niches get more and more saturated with content, saying something unique and creating an added value gets increasingly difficult.
One way to combat that problem is to focus on content where you can provide personal insights. That is not to say you should only cover topics you have personal experience with, but it is something to keep in mind.
Readers tend to recognize when something is just a rehashed version of thoughts that are floating around the internet and sharing something you've personally learned is always a big plus.
In the end, the quality of your content has a direct impact on its ability to bring in organic traffic.
As organic traffic is closely tied to your rankings, doing promotion and link building is unavoidable.
While link building should be your main focus, a research done by SEMrush suggest there are other important ranking signals (which ultimately impact your organic traffic) you need to be aware of.
Even though most of these signals refer to the on-page optimization of your content, for them to start working in your favor, you need to bring some people to your post.
Since it is going to take a while until people start finding it organically, here are some things you should do parallel with link building to raise awareness about your recently published evergreen content.
This one is a no-brainer. Push the content on all of you active social media networks. Share it on Facebook, pin it on Twitter, distribute it on Google+, throw it on LinkedIn – I'm running out of verbs here so I'm going to stop – but you get the point.
Paid promotion might be a problem if your budget is tight but it should not be overlooked. Facebook PPC (or any other network you are active on) aside, there are other paid promotion options.
We recently tried out QUUU. It is a content sharing platform that isn't especially expensive but the results look promising so you might want to look into it.
Another way to bring some interested audience to your blog is to answer questions on relevant forums and Q&A sites.
The idea is to find questions related to the evergreen piece you just published and give a comprehensive answer which contains the link to your post.
Now, forums can be tricky because a lot of them will require you to have a certain number of (upvoted) answers before you can even give replies that can contain a link which means that if you are not already active on some of them, you will probably want to sit this one out.
Luckily, Q&A sites like Quora and Reddit don't have that requirement. However, if you really want to get some referral traffic through these answers, you will have to take your time and give comprehensive answers.
You have to admit that sending someone you have never been in touch before an 800-word piece to review and share just seems wrong. Which is why people rarely do it.
The reason why it seems wrong is because, deep-down, you know that a few thoughts you put into that article don't bring enough value for a link or share from a cold audience.
Things completely change when it comes to long-form evergreen content. A guide with over 4 or 5 thousand words means you had to put a lot of effort into it so even the cold audience will be more inclined to give it a chance.
If you have enough resources, make a blogger outreach campaign and send your piece to the audience that might be interested in it. You can ask for shares, comments, insights you can add to the article and so on.
The more eyes your content gets, the stronger the signal to Google that you created something worth reading about.
Things are always best explained on an example so here goes a quick run of our most successful evergreen piece so far.
After some brainstorming and keyword research, we decided to create content around target audience analysis.
Now it was time to see what exactly should the article concentrate on. To our delightful surprise, all content revolving around target audience analysis only touched on specific parts and there was actually no comprehensive guide that describes the process from start to finish.
This made the decision really easy and the production of a Complete Guide To Target Audience Analysis could begin.
We did everything mentioned. Paid (FB PPC + QUUU) and regular content promotion through social media, answers on forums and Quora, even republished the piece on some content sharing sites like Medium.
All of that was followed up with some blogger outreach promotion. We sent the piece to different marketing agencies and editors at marketing publications with an invite to share the article if they like it and get back to us with any relevant comments we could use to make the piece even better.
A few months later we were able to get the article to rank as #1 for the keyword "target audience analysis" which was pretty nice. As I mentioned in the beginning, an added benefit of bigger pieces is that you organically get to rank for multiple keywords, which you can also see on the picture below where our piece ranks for over 350 keywords.
The last thing you want to do is to get your piece ranking well and then forget about it. Even meticulously chosen evergreen topics will have certain areas that will become outdated.
So the last piece of advice I'm going to give you here is to schedule review and updates to your content at least 2 times a year to ensure you are not giving your audience outdated and incorrect information.
Increasing organic traffic through evergreen content does require some patience and resources but it is one of the best decisions you can make if you are aiming for long-term results.
I hope we shed enough light on this topic that you are willing to give it a try since we are big believers in evergreen content.


This is a preview of the upcoming calendar. It is also the drawing that I submitted with my essay about becoming a 4th degree black belt. My poor honey has been sooooooo tolerant with me playing "master tae kwon do" for the last nine years!!
By the way...the test went well!
Rick, These are Hilarious!! I love Dave!


Today's post is a bit different because it will be showing a throwback outfit. As you can already guess, the outfit consists of the colour, Red.
To be frank, I am really fond of the colour, Red. For me, it is an interesting colour. It symbolises passion or desire. At the same time, it exhibits such strikingness that inevitably causes your eyes to be drawn to it. I have put together this outfit during the fall, and it was actually my first outfit for my classes! Naqib Hamidon was the photographer for the shoot (All photos are taken by Naqib H). It was my first time working with him, and after being friends with him since college, it was a bit awkward... but in a good way.
The focus of the outfit is the burning red colour, so I have decided to make every other clothing material to be very subtle, yet it complements the red sweater.
The sweater has a distinct maroon coloured neckline and elbow patches, which ultimately harmonises well with the burning red colour. I have also matched it with a pastel blue oxford shirt and an off-white coloured chinos. As for the shoes, it's an olive-hued plimsoll from Lacoste.
As to keep up with the cold weather, I have decided to wear my black peacoat from Topman. By the way, the colour black goes really well with red and white.
I do apologise for the really short post. The reason for this is, university workload is getting hefty because it's my final undergraduate year! So, I have been very busy. But I really you guys like the outfit. Till next time.


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News Regarding His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan. (VIDEO)
On March 13, 2013, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan visited the Civil Defense Department in Amman. During his visit His Majesty was "…briefed on the CDD's services in various fields."
His Majesty also attended the inauguration of the new Public Security Department complex in the suburb of Muqableen. After the opening His Majesty "…toured the facilities of the new complex which houses most of the PSD's management and services department. He also inspected the PSD's high tech main operations room…"
And, finally, His Majesty King Abdullah II held an audience with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Mr. Antonio Guterres in Amman. During the meeting, Mr. Guterres "…voiced [his] appreciation of services provided by Jordan to the [Syrian] refugees and urged the international bodies to support the Kingdom to enable it to continue its humanitarian aid to the displaced Syrians."
His Majesty visiting the Civil Defense Department
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Wages & salaries for Dietitians and nutritionists in Salinas, CA ?
The BLS estimates that in Salinas, CA there were around 60 employed in the field of Dietitians and nutritionists.
Dietitians and nutritionists in Salinas, CA earned 27% more than average for Dietitians and nutritionists in the United States.
Dietitians and nutritionists in Salinas, CA earned 61% more than the average worker in Salinas, CA.
Dietitians and nutritionists in Salinas, CA earned 39% more than the average worker in California.
Dietitians and nutritionists in Salinas, CA earned 55% more than the average worker in the United States.


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Q: why zpopmin time complexity is log n? from redis doc:
ZPOPMIN key [count]
Available since 5.0.0.
Time complexity: O(log(N)*M) with N being the number of elements in the sorted set, and M being the number of elements popped.
Removes and returns up to count members with the lowest scores in the sorted set stored at key.
So, my question is, if the list is sorted, why it's take log n, why not O(1)?

A: The time complexity of accessing any element in the Sorted Set by its score is O(log(N)), hence the command's complexity.

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If the list is sorted, why it's take log n, why not O(1)?

If sorted sets were implemented with lists, you could in fact do this in O(1) time per element. However, sorted sets are implemented (in part) with the skip list data structure, which does insertions and deletions in O(log(N)) time.

A: If the smallest node in the skiplist is the highest level node, it cannot be deleted without considering the level points of other nodes


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Historical Calendar 10 September
1898 – Empress Elisabeth of Austria is assassinated by Luigi Lucheni. Lucheni, was an Italian terrorist with anarchist convictions. His trial began the following month, in October. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, and would die in 1910. The real reasons for the murder of Austrian Empress Elisabeth, (Sisi) remain unknown.
1919 – Austria and the Allies sign the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye recognizing the independence of Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia. Like the Trianon Treaty with Hungary and the Versailles Treaty with Germany, it contained the guarantee of the League of Nations. This treaty was later ratified by the US as well.
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1937 – Nine nations attend the Nyon Conference to Address International Piracy in the Mediterranean. The conference convened in part because Italy was waging an unrestricted submarine warfare, although the final agreement of the conference did not accuse Italy directly. The first agreement was signed on September 14, 1937.
1948 – Died at the age of 87, Ferdinand I. Ferdinand was the second monarch of the Third Bulgarian State, first as a ruling prince (knyaz) from 1887 to 1908, and later as king (tsar) from 1908 to his abdication in 1918. Under his rule Bulgaria entered the First World War on the side of the Central Powers in 1915.
1960 – Born in Grayshott, Colin Firth. Firth, is an English actor who has received an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, two BAFTA Awards and three Screen Actors Guild Awards. In 2010, King George VI's portrayal of Firth in King Hooper's Speech won him the Academy Award for Best Actor.
1961 – In the Italian Grand Prix, a collision causes the death of German Formula 1 driver Wolfgang von Trips and 13 spectators hit by his Ferrari. He had previous incidents at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, where he crashed his car into the Italian Grand Prix 1956 and 1958 and was injured in both events. The deadliest accident in F1 history.
1977 – Hamida Djandoubi, convicted of torture and murder, becomes the last person to be executed by guillotine in France. He was a Tunisian agricultural worker and convicted of murder. Hamid, moved to Marseille, France, in 1968 and six years later he kidnapped, tortured and killed 22-year-old Élisabeth Bousquet, his ex-girlfriend.
2008 – The Large Hadron Collider at CERN, described as the largest scientific experiment in history, is made possible in Geneva, Switzerland. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the largest and highest energy particle collider in the world and the largest machine in the world. It was built by 10,000 scientists from 100 countries around the world.
Rare testimony of the former CIA agent: "Security had fallen in the footsteps of our group, after the night of November 28, '74, the leadership tribune, from the 'Dajti' hotel, moved to the prime minister…" / How it failed the assassination of Enver Hoxha?
Postriba Uprising and Jup Kazazi in archival documents, evidence that reveals the truth