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Гетто в Краснопо́лье (Краснопо́льский район) (август — ноябрь 1941) — еврейское гетто, место принудительного переселения евреев посёлка Краснополье Краснопольского района Могилёвской области и близлежащих населённых пунктов в процессе преследования и уничтожения евреев во время оккупации территории Белоруссии войсками нацистской Германии в период Второй мировой войны.

Оккупация Краснополья и создание гетто
В 1939 году в посёлке Краснополье евреев было 1700 человек — 67,3 % населения.

Посёлок был захвачен немецкими войсками 15 августа 1941 года, и оккупация продлилась 2 года и 1,5 месяца — до 1 октября 1943 года. Бургомистром стал местный житель Баев Аврам Романович, начальником полиции — Пуденков Иван Захарович.

Немцы, реализуя нацистскую программу уничтожения евреев, в августе 1941 года организовали в местечке гетто. Более двух месяцев оккупационные власти издевались над евреями, оставленными жить в своих домах, использовали их на непосильных принудительных работах. Евреи не получали никаких продуктов и были лишены всех прав.

22 октября 1941 года в Краснополье приехал отряд немецкой жандармерии (подразделение 3-го батальона ) и собрал всех пожилых евреев — мужчин и женщин — якобы для отправки на работу в город Пропойск. На самом деле их в этот же день вывезли на подводах и расстреляли за городом в лесу около деревни Сидоровка (бывший совхоз имени Калинина) — до 250 человек.

Оставшихся евреев Краснополья немцы переселили на отдельную улицу, и территория гетто ужалась уже только до Банного переулка.

Уничтожение гетто
В конце ноября 1941 года в Краснополье прибыли немецкие каратели и согнали всех евреев в здание Народного дома посёлка. Затем их построили в колонну, вывели на окраину и расстреляли из автоматов в противотанковом рву напротив кладбища. Расстреливали группами, и ещё живые видели смерть своих родных. Всего в этой «акции» (таким эвфемизмом нацисты называли организованные ими массовые убийства) были убиты до 350 человек.

Часть расстрелянных евреев присыпали землей, а часть бросили у рва. Тела убитых растаскивали собаки, запах разложения стоял по всему посёлку.

Имущество убитых евреев растащили полицаи.

В 1942 году в Краснополье расстреляли несколько евреев-подростков. 14-летняя Сара Басова на краю расстрельного рва запела свою любимую песню «Катюша». После этого в Краснополье осталась только еврейка-врач, которую немцы убили весной 1943 года.

Случаи спасения и «Праведники народов мира»
Спаслись из попавших под оккупацию краснопольских евреев только единицы. Осенью 1941 года из гетто бежал 14-летний Сеня Письман и стал бойцом партизанского отряда. В ноябре 1941 года сумел сбежать по дороге на расстрел подросток Ицков Семен Вениаминович, 1927 года рождения, и впоследствии тоже воевал в партизанах.

В Краснополье 4 человека были удостоены почетного звания «Праведник народов мира» от израильского мемориального института «Яд Вашем» «в знак глубочайшей признательности за помощь, оказанную еврейскому народу в годы Второй мировой войны». Это Мельниковы Николай, Анастасия, Владимир и Студнева (Мельникова) Зинаида — спасшие Гринберг Евгению.

Память
Уже 3 октября 1943 года, в первые же дни после освобождения посёлка, комиссия ЧГК начала расследование массовых убийств евреев в Краснополье и обследовала места расстрелов у городского православного кладбища и на территории совхоза имени Калинина. В 1944 году в итоговом акте комиссии о преступлениях нацистов на территории Краснопольского района было сказано: «За период оккупации фашисты расстреляли мирного населения 1302 человек, из него женщин 757 и детей 545. Угнали в немецкое рабство 279 человек… Расстрелы производились в противотанковом рву за кладбищем м. Краснополье в октябре 1941 года и июне-июле 1942 года, главным образом еврейского населения».

Опубликованы неполные списки (около 1000 человек) жертв геноцида евреев в Краснополье.

В Краснополье установлены два памятника убитым евреям — на месте первого расстрела в октябре 1941 года и на месте второго расстрела в ноябре 1941 года (также, возможно, и расстрелов летом 1942 года) за кладбищем. В 2019 году был установлен новый памятник.

В Долине уничтоженных общин мемориала Яд Вашем в Иерусалиме есть надпись о Краснопольском гетто.

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Источники
Книги и статьи

Архивные источники
 Национальный архив Республики Беларусь (НАРБ):
 фонд 861, опись 1, дело 9, листы 329, 333 об., 336 об.;
 фонд 4683, опись 3:
 дело 767, лист 35;
 дело 943, лист 18;
 Государственный архив Могилёвской области (ГАМО), — фонд 306, опись 1, дело 10, листы 56-58, 93-95

Дополнительная литература
 Бас М. «Скорбный путь», Тель-Авив, 2001

 Ицхак Арад. Уничтожение евреев СССР в годы немецкой оккупации (1941—1944). Сборник документов и материалов, Иерусалим, издательство Яд ва-Шем, 1991, ISBN 9653080105

См. также
 Холокост в Краснопольском районе

Гетто в Белоруссии
Краснополье (Краснопольский район)
Гетто, созданные в 1941 году
Гетто, ликвидированные в 1941 году

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Is there some sort of solvet type pot cleaner I should try spraying? Should I try removing all the keys (oy vey) and blowing out the keyboard?
Any ideas are appreciated. I love this computer and dread the day it gives up the ghost. I rarely find a laptop I like as much as I like this computer. Be hard to replace.
I can't speak for that particular one but I've replaced a few laptop keyboards including an Acer my daughter had that got juice spilled on the keyboard (and not by the kid!) They have been cheap to buy and easy to replace, usually with YouTube videos available to show the process.
Usually under the keys there is a rubber gasket laying on top of the actual connections of the key....not sure if blowing without removing that is really helping much..
Thank guys. Im not seeing a rubber gasket. Now that mat mentions it... years ago a coffee small coffee spill hit the keyboard but has been no issues til now. I am assuming the keyboards are model specific. Im going to start the search. Id rather swap out the keyboard. All else seems fine. But then the voodoo hits and you fix something and all heck starts breaking loose lol. Thanks.
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It was on a Gateway made by Acer. I got the replacement keyboard from Amazon for around $15. Gateway.com had instructions for my exact model. It was very easy to do.
Like Barry, I do believe there was some type of rubber cover between the keys and the contacts but not 100% sure.
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-it's essentially dry cleaning fluid, works great, evaporates relatively quickly, and it's totally non conductive and non flammable- I've sprayed this stuff right into running electric motors to clear out carbon dust, motors run normally. Pull all your keys off and spray where needed. Some compressed air to speed up the evap would help.


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In a lead-acid battery, two electrons are forced onto the anode of a cell, and two electrons are removed from the cathode of the cell. The chemical reaction in a lead-acid battery places two electrons on the anode and removes two from the cathode. It requires a closed circuit to proceed, since the two electrons must be supplied to the cathode.
The amount of resistance to the flow of current within the voltage source is called the internal resistance . The internal resistance r of a battery can behave in complex ways. It generally increases as a battery is depleted, due to the oxidation of the plates or the reduction of the acidity of the electrolyte. However, internal resistance may also depend on the magnitude and direction of the current through a voltage source, its temperature, and even its history. The internal resistance of rechargeable nickel-cadmium cells, for example, depends on how many times and how deeply they have been depleted. A simple model for a battery consists of an idealized emf source ε and an internal resistance r ( [link] ).
A battery can be modeled as an idealized emf ( ε ) with an internal resistance ( r ). The terminal voltage of the battery is V terminal = ε − I r .
V terminal = ε − I r .
For a given emf and internal resistance, the terminal voltage decreases as the current increases due to the potential drop Ir of the internal resistance.
Schematic of a voltage source and its load resistor R . Since the internal resistance r is in series with the load, it can significantly affect the terminal voltage and the current delivered to the load.
A graph of the potential difference across each element the circuit is shown in [link] . A current I runs through the circuit, and the potential drop across the internal resistor is equal to Ir . The terminal voltage is equal to ε − I r , which is equal to the potential drop across the load resistor I R = ε − I r . As with potential energy, it is the change in voltage that is important. When the term "voltage" is used, we assume that it is actually the change in the potential, or Δ V . However, Δ is often omitted for convenience.


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I was lucky enough to win an invitation to the Ari Dein show as part of the FIDé Fashion Week in Singapore, thanks to the stylish blogger, Willabelle from Pale Division. The night was spectacular and it was exciting to see the overwhelming turnout from an array of fashionistas of both genders. The outskirts of the circular catwalk were embellished with quaint, plush couches and paired with petite trinkets of high tea and flutes of champagne. It was an exquisite collection of luxury sleepwear and lingerie, carefully crafted and designed to complement the physique of a woman, I adored the pastel colour palette and those delicate lace details...oh my. What is your favourite kind of PJs? Are you a chemise kind of girl or do you borrow your boyfriend's?


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The fossil land mammal record of New Guinea
T. F. Flannery
The extinct giant marsupials of New Guinea could have been derived from as few as three founding groups. The Pleistocene assemblages of large marsupials were limited, and only seven species have been recognised. The depauperate New Guinean Pleistocene large mammal assemblage is probably not an artefact of a poor fossil record. Three medium to small-sized marsupial species became extinct in the Holocene. In all, New Guinea has suffered the least Quaternary extinction (c5%) of the total fauna of any land mass outside Eurasia. Most dated deposits are >40 000 yr old, although cave deposits at Nombe may include remains of animals that died as little as 25000-14 000 yr BP. -from Author
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The house system is the most successful and recognized system of organizing and classifying children in a boarding school. HIRS has four houses namely MAKALU, DHAULAGIRI, KANCHANJUNGA and EVEREST. All the children and staffs are assigned to either of these house. A houseis owned by a House Master who with the healp of his Tutors and House Captains manages the house.
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Revolution or stability? Why the democratic primaries should be on your trading radar and how they work.
The race for the White House is on. While Trump is set to lead the Republican party into the election, the Democratic nomination is a heated contest. Four contenders have carved an edge and lead the polls, each offering a very different deal for the United States and global financial markets.
Of a crowded field that started with more than 20 candidates, four have emerged as favourites. Two are moderate liberals: former Vice President Joe Biden and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg. The other two are more progressive candidates, campaigning on radical financial and social reform: Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren.
Polls show the race is between Biden and Sanders: stability vs revolution. The former VP and Vermont Senator are the two most likely to take on Trump at the presidential election in November.
PredictIt's polling puts Biden ahead of the pack at 39%, Sanders follows at 31%, Warren 13% and Buttigieg 8%. Just a week ago, the difference between Biden and Sanders was narrower, polling at 37% and 34%. Some polls have them even closer.
A Biden administration is the Democratic party status quo, Clinton-Obama in style. In fact, Biden often talks about continuing "our" work, positioning himself as a continuation of the Obama era. Biden is the stability ticket: a softer approach to China, reversing Trump's "excessive" corporate tax cuts, and fairly friendly to Wall Street.
A Sanders administration on the other hand would be a radical shift left for the democrats. His campaign is built on an anti Wall Street message: a wave of financial taxes, wealth taxes, and breaking up big tech companies he views as anti-competitive. Sanders could be an even harder ticket for China, bringing climate and human rights issues into any possible deal, and is likely to campaign that Trump hasn't done enough to protect American workers as he promised.
Markets will be spooked if Sanders takes out the democratic nomination, and if voting starts to go in his favour, price action will start accounting for the risk. US equities would take a hit, which would ricochet to global stock indices. Meanwhile investors would flee to safe havens, with gold (XAUUSD) and forex pairs like USDJPY seeing significant bids up.
How do the primaries work?
To nominate a preferred candidate, US citizens will vote in a series of state primaries and caucuses February through June. Each state has a number of delegates determined by its population: more populous states have a greater number of delegates, which are awarded proportionate to their vote. So if a candidate wins 40% of a vote in a state primary, they win 40% of the state's delegates, which will determine a party leader in the Democratic Nominating Convention (13-16 July).
A primary takes leadership to the ballot much like in a general election. Some states though opt for a more traditional process: the caucuses. A caucus is a cheaper and more complex process than the primary, and dates back to the 18th century. Voters congregate at a town hall and express their vote by standing in a designated area of the room. Candidates with less than 15% threshold are deemed unviable and those voters choose their second candidate.
The important difference between a primary and a caucus is the second choice vote, which counts in a caucus but not a primary.
The first state to vote for Democratic nomination is Iowa, which will hold caucuses on 3 February. Despite being a small rural state with demographics that do not represent the rest of the country, the Iowa caucus attracts a lot of media attention and the winning candidate gets a first movers' advantage.
Polls show Biden and Sanders neck-and-neck for Iowa, but Sanders is an established name here. He swept 49.6% of the vote in the 2016 caucuses, losing by only 0.3 of a percentage point to Hilary Clinton's 49.9% victory. After Iowa comes New Hampshire, where Sanders won in 2016 and is predicted to win again this year. Two initial wins and he's in the national spotlight. The question is: would the early advantage be enough to propel him to Democratic nominee?
The Republican primaries are a non-event this year, as the incumbent is often handed the nomination. The GOP has hosted no primary debates, and seven states have cancelled their primaries to bolster support for Trump.
Markets like continuity
Markets enjoy the status quo, especially when things are working. US equities are posting record highs almost daily at the moment, and markets will want assurance of continuity to extend this rally.
See the chart below, where the red line is the percentage point lead a Republican win has over a Democratic win in the November election, according to PredictIt. The higher the chances of a second-term Trump administration, the higher equities seem to rally.
Now consider how equities might react to polls that start to suggest a Democratic victory in November, and how that would differ again between a Biden or a Sanders administration.
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While you can set Firefox to have a bare-essentials interface, you can also set it, as I have here, to look more like its old menu-based style. To read the full Firefox review, click here.
I've seen far too many crashes on Firefox 6. This has ranged from Firefox friendly sites that were confused by Firefox "6" to extensions that simply wouldn't work to, as in this shot, an Adobe Flash player crash that only happens to me with Firefox 6.
Firefox 6 is better than Firefox 5, but it doesn't compare all that well with Chrome 13 or Internet Explorer 9.


Contact centre workers are often perceived as vulnerable and at risk of poor mental health due to the front-line nature of their jobs. How they engage and work with customers not only impacts the customer experience, but also their own mental health, safety and wellbeing.
To combat this, SuperFriend has been awarded WorkWell funding from WorkSafe to work with Victorian-based insurance and superannuation contact centres to pilot an innovative co-designed project from now until early 2020. The project will co-design and evaluate a toolbox of mental health programs and resources for contact centre staff working in insurance and superannuation.
SuperFriend CEO Margo Lydon said the work was particularly important to SuperFriend's superannuation and insurance partners whose contact centre employees are regularly faced with customers who may be experiencing the worst day of their life.
"Employees across the industry are often engaging with members and customers during some really tough moments in their lives, such as redundancy, illness, death or major life changes like retirement. All of these moments require staff to be empathetic, supportive as well as know the technical components of their job. This can create pressures and stress if staff are not well supported.
"It is vital that more attention is paid to increase the job satisfaction and job engagement of contact centre workers so their potential and wellbeing is maximised, and customer experience and other productivity metrics are achieved.
SuperFriend is one of five organisations awarded funding through the WorkSafe WorkWell Mental Health Improvement Fund. The Fund is focussed on promoting mental health and wellbeing and preventing mental illness and injury in vulnerable groups of workers.
This booklet helps you to learn more about mental health and how to get help for yourself or a friend or colleague. It provides a number of practical suggestions for listening to and supporting work colleagues.


Last month, I tested a pile of wall-mounted indoor digital TV antennas to see if they really work as advertised. Two of them (Mohu's Leaf and the Walltenna) performed decently, while the amplified LeafPlus was a clear winner.
On the other hand, Winegard's FlatWave was a disappointment, as it didn't perform any better than a $4.00 Radio Shack bow tie antenna. That result led to a request from Winegard to return the review sample and see if it was defective.
It was, according to Winegard's National Sales Manager, Grant Whipple. The culprit was (according to their email) "…a screw that was stripping and then causing a loss of contact between our circuit board and the antenna element itself." Apparently this was an early production run issue.
Fair enough. Grant soon had a replacement back to me. Meanwhile, Scott Kolbe, who handles PR for Antennas Direct, sensed an opportunity and sent me a sample of their Micron XG indoor amplified TV antenna to test drive. The Micron XG isn't a flexible, thin wall-mount design, but it is an indoor antenna and I decided to test it alongside the Winegard.
The Micron XG 'stuck' to the window. I never expected this to work -- but it did.
Here's what the Clearstream Micron XG amplifier looks like up close.
The tests, as before, were conducted at the offices of Turner Engineering in Mountain Lakes, NJ. I stopped by there after some RF interference testing in midtown New York City the Friday before Memorial Day weekend, and John Turner and I had the run of the place – everyone had gone home for the weekend.
To make things more interesting, I brought along the Mohu Leaf Plus, the original RS bow tie antenna, and my spectrum analyzer and digital camera.
John and I followed the same test procedure as we did in April. Each antenna was taped to the window with masking tape in the same position. A channel scan was performed with a DTV receiver (this time, it was Samsung's DTB-H260F) and we verified dropout-free reception for 1 minute on each channel to qualify it as "received." I also recorded the transport stream from each channel to check for bit error rates (BER) and recorded screen grabs of the actual waveforms for comparison among antennas.
Things started off again with the bow tie, which pulled in (unamplified) seven stations, all operating on UHF channels. The strongest local stations were WMBC-18 in Upper Montclair, NJ, and WNJM-51; also on the same tower. But the bow tie also snagged WNBC-28, WFUT-30, WPXN-31, and WXTV-40 from the Empire State Building, along with WFME-29 from West Orange, NJ. All seven stations were received reliably on the Samsung tuner.
Next up was the replacement Winegard FlatWave. After a channel scan, it also snagged seven stations including WNJB-8 (high band VHF!), WMBC-18, WNBC-28, WCBS-33, WXTV-40, and the 2nd minor channel from WNYW-44 (virtual channel 5-2). Of course, WNJM-51 also came in with no sweat.
...and here's how the same station looked on the $4 Radio Shack bow tie antenna.
In essence, it was a draw between the $40 FlatWave and $4 bow tie. The FlatWave did pull in a high band VHF station, something the bow tie could not do reliably. But the bow tie snagged three UHF stations that the Flat Wave couldn't reel in, one of which (WFME-29) was very strong on other antennas.
Just for kicks, I hooked up the original Mohu Leaf and let it do its thing. The result was nine reliable UHF channels, adding WNJU-36 and WWOR-38 to the previous lists. Catastrophe struck with the Leaf Plus, though – even though its power indicator LED was lit, absolutely ZERO signal passed through to the analyzer. It was cooked!
...and here's how the same block of channels appeared with the amplified Mohu Leaf (not the Mohu Plus).
By itself, the Clear Stream Micron XG reached out and grabbed six UHF stations – WMBC-18, WNBC-28, WFME-29, WCBS-33, WXTV-40, and WNYW-44's '5-2' service. WNJM-51 finished off the list. Not bad, but hardly an improvement over the bow tie. Adding the inline preamp netted three more UHF stations – WFUT-30, WPXN-31, and WCBS-33, putting the Micron XG on a par with Mohu's basic Leaf. One caution – the in-line amplifier lets you kick in 5, 10, 15, or 20 dB of signal boost, but you need to use it sparingly – otherwise, you'll 'swamp' your TV and create a lot of noise across the band.
Since the Micron XG preamp is a standalone product and works with its own power supply, we decided to have some fun and try it with the rest of the antennas. Hooked up to the bow tie, it delivered WNJB's channel 8 beacon, plus WNYW-44's '5-2' service (whatever happened to 5-1?) and WWOR-38. Cool!
The FlatWave also benefited from additional amplification, pulling in ten different stations (WNYE-24 was the newcomer). But so did the Mohu Leaf, which snatched eleven different DTV stations, one of which was WNJB on highband VHF channel 8. The table below summarizes the results for what are the nine strongest DTV station signals that could be received during the test. Each station's call sign is followed by its physical channel.
Second, I didn't see much of a difference between the defective FlatWave and its replacement. True; the 2nd model fared somewhat better than its predecessor. But in terms of total stations, it didn't do any better than the humble bow tie – it just substituted three different stations.
The Micron XG – which we actually wound up taping to the window for the test, using LOTs of masking tape – was a pretty weak performer without its accessory amplifier. However; with the amplifier, it was able to haul in three additional stations. But the Leaf did even better when amplified, capturing a test-high 11 stations reliably, one more than the FlatWave when it had a dance with the external amplifier.
You don't need to spend a ton of money to get decent DTV reception. In fact, you should be in good shape for no more than $40, based on my tests. If signal levels are really low, the amplified models will make a difference. Based on my tests, I'd suggest sticking with the Leaf Plus, as it is $25 cheaper than the Micron XG – and a lot easier to mount to a variety of surfaces, given how light and flexible it is.
And isn't it amazing just how well a bare-bones antenna works? Higher cost doesn't always equal higher performance. Caveat Emptor!
A few months back, I ran a test of several indoor DTV antennas that you can mount on the wall, or on a window. Specifically, I looked at Mohu's Leaf antenna and the Walltenna, and compared them to a baseline UHF table-top antenna and a $12 Radio Shack set of rabbit ears and a UHF loop.
Since then, I've received a few more samples to test against the Mohu and Walltenna. Mohu shipped me the amplified version of their Leaf (Leaf Plus, $74.99) while Winegard dropped off a sample of their FlatWave indoor antenna (FL5000, $39.99).
Well, nobody enjoys a good antenna test more than I do – except perhaps John Turner of Turner Engineering in Mountain Lakes, NJ, who offered to let me use his facility for these tests. So, I piled all of the flat antennas used in the December tests plus a Kowatec UHF panel antenna, a $3.99 Radio Shack bowtie, an AVCOM PSA-2500 spectrum analyzer, and a pile of coax jumpers into my car and headed north one fine day in late March.
At the test site, I was directed to use a large office window that faced east. A nearby desk provided a home base for the PSA-2500C and my laptop computer, which would simultaneously mirror the spectrum analyzer screen while running a Hauppauge Aero-M ATSC/MH USB stick receiver and the TS Reader MPEG stream analyzer program.
Here's the office window I used for the tests, with theKowatec panel antenna connected.
Here's the logging station, running WinTV7 and TS Reader for each antenna.
The methodology was to tape each antenna into the same position, connect 20' of coax through a two-way splitter, and scan for channels while looking at each received DTV waveform. The TS Reader program would then confirm whether I was actually receiving a signal reliably, by providing me a read-out of the MPEG transport stream and the bit error rates (BER).
Speaking in plain English, this test was conducted as fairly as possible, favoring no antenna. I made no effort to try and 'peak' antennas for more reliable reception – I just taped them up and scanned away, just as the average consumer would do. Next; for every DTV station I supposedly 'received' on the Aero-M, I checked the quality of their signal before giving them a thumbs-up.
Simple enough! Once each antenna was mounted to the wall (the Kowatec was attached to a tripod and placed in the same position as the other antennas), I performed a channel scan with the Aero-M, looking for both ATSC and ATSC MH (mobile) DTV signals.
After each scan was completed, I looked at each channel that was detected to see if a signal was actually present. (Sometimes ATSC receivers grab just enough PSIP data from an othwerwise weak signal to 'capture' it, which is why you have to verify reception.) If the signal played back reliably for several minutes with no drop-outs, I gave it a thumbs-up and moved on to the next detected channel.
For a measly $4, this bow tie antenna gave a very good account of itself.
Here's the Mohu Leaf doing its thing.
The Walltenna isn't easy to photograph against trees!
Winegard's FlatWave resembles the Leaf in appearance, but not in performance.
Here's the Leaf Plus, powered up and snatching signals.
After this process was completed, I then used TS Reader to see just how reliably each signal was coming through. TS Reader shows the accumulated number of dropped bits (BER) as you watch the program. The lower the BER, the more reliable the signal.
After compiling a list of stations received with all antennas, I then picked the seven that showed up repeatedly, whether received reliably or not. They were WABC (physical RF channel 7) from New York City, WNJB (physical channel '8') in the Somerset hills in central New Jersey, WMBC (physical channel 18 from Montclair, NJ), WNBC (physical channel 28) from New York City, WWOR (physical channel 38) from New York City, WXTV (physical channel 40) from New York City, and WNJM (physical channel 51), also from Montclair, NJ.
According to the TVFool Web site, WMBC and WNJM are just 11.7 miles away from the Turner offices and are both 'line of sight' (LOS) paths, while WFME-29 (which didn't come in reliably on any antenna save one) is a hair closer at 11.4 miles, LOS. WNJB sits 19.4 miles over a LOS path, while WWOR-38 in New York is 24.9 miles and also LOS.
WABC-7 and WXTV-40 were both shown as 1-Edge paths from the Empire State Building and also 24.9 miles away, while WNBC-28 was listed as a 2-Edge path (lots of multipath) from the same distance. So I had a nice mix of strong, 'easy' signals to go with some weaker, 'tough' signals.
Table 1 shows the results. A 'yes' indication means that the station was received without drop out for at least two minutes AND had a very low or almost zero bit error rate, as verified by TS Reader. A 'no' indication means either the station was not received at all, or was detected by PSIP but had too many dropouts to be reliable.
Not surprisingly, the Kowatec antenna couldn't pull in either high-band VHF stations 7 or 8. That's because of simple physics: It has no gain at those frequencies, and its antenna array is too small to be of any use with channels 7 through 13.
I didn't expect much from the Radio Shack bow tie, but it did OK by grabbing channels 8, 18, and 51. Not surprisingly, these are the three strongest signals at the Turner office location, so every other antenna should have pulled them in (which they did).
The Mohu Leaf gave a decent accounting of itself, grabbing channels 8, 18, 28 (one of the strongest UHF stations in New York City), 40 (also a powerful signal), and 51. The Walltenna equaled that performance with the same channels – no advantage here.
Here's the strongest local signal, WMBC-18, as received with the Radio Shack bow tie.
The Winegard FlatWave didn't pull in WMBC-18 any better than the bow tie.
Ironically, the now-discontinued Kowatec did a better job with channel 18 than any other non-powered antenna!
The FlatWave was a big disappointment, faring no better than the $3.99 bow tie – and it costs ten times as much! Most of the antennas in this test use variations on collinear antenna arrays, but aren't electrically long enough to have any gain on channels 2-6 and 7-13. But the FlatWave didn't even have that much gain at UHF frequencies.
I saved the Leaf Plus for last. Comparing an amplified antenna to non-amplified versions isn't a fair test, and as expected, the Leaf Plus pulled in all of the listed stations reliably, except for WWOR-38.
However, it added WFME-29 (West Orange, NJ), WFUT-30 (Telefutura from New York), ION-30 (also New York), WCBS-33 (New York), and WNJU-36 (Telemundo, New York) to the list of 'thumbs up' stations.
Note that a few of these signals are listed as 2-Edge paths with much weaker signal levels on TVFool.com. So this antenna does perform very well, although a bit pricey at $75.
Reliable digital TV reception is all about having enough signal presented to the receiver so it can do its job. That also means high enough carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR) for the adaptive equalizer circuits to smooth out echoes and other signal reflections caused by multipath.
The Mohu Leaf and Walltenna work quite well for close-in DTV reception, while the Leaf Plus makes a big difference at longer distances. The FlatWave is a disappointment – save your money and go with the Leaf or Walltenna instead. Or, try a simple bow-tie or even Radio Shack's 15-1882 VHF rabbit ears / UHF loop combo instead – for $12, you can hardly go wrong.
...and here's the same spectral view, this time using the Mohu Leaf Plus for reception.


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Q: Serialize a Map into an array of couple using Jackson in Spring MVC First of all, I know what I am trying to do can be done using a custom JsonSerializer, but I'd like to know whether there is a less boilerplate code solution for this.
In Spring MVC, I'd like to serialize a Map into a list of couples. Let's say I'd like to return such a Map:
Map<String, String> res = new HashMap<>();
res.put("key1", "value1");
res.put("key2", "value2");

The default serialization result will give a JSON like this:
{key1: value1, key2: value2}

Is there a way to have instead something like this, without using a custom JsonSerializer?
[{key: "key1", value: "value1"}, {key: "key2", value: "value2"}]

I'm using Spring-Boot 1.3 with default versions of Spring MVC and Jackson.

A: try to serialize entries instead of the map itself :
Map.Entry[] entries = myMap.entrySet().toArray(new Map.Entry[]{});

I didn't try it, but the result should be similar enough to what you want.

A: As I prefered a reusable solution, and could not find a standard solution, I implemented it with a custom JsonSerializer, as follows:
public class MapToCoupleArraySerializer extends JsonSerializer<Map<?, ?>>{

    @Override
    public void serialize(Map<?, ?> value, JsonGenerator generator,
            SerializerProvider serializers) throws IOException,
            JsonProcessingException {
        generator.writeStartArray();
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if you wish to acquire cannabidiol (CBD) oil products, you have to dig deep to find exact as well as up-to-date details. That's because, while CBD is increasing in popularity, reputable info is usually scattered across the internet.
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Chelsea captain John Terry has done his best impersonation of former Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard after Sunday's defeat to Arsenal.
The skipper, speaking after the match at Wembley, has told the fans that they will use defeat as motivation to win the league this coming season.
And Terry has reassured fans ahead of the new season that the Blues are still hungry for glory in a speech somewhat reminiscent of Gerrard's infamous pep to his team-mates in 2014.
"It hurts. When you see them walk up, no matter if it's a friendly or a Community Shield, it's a trophy at the end of the day," the 34-year-old said.
"At the same time it could be a blessing in disguise for us, a wake-up call. We have experience in the squad, we have the character.
But despite the former England international's pain at seeing Arsenal lift silverware on Sunday, he pointed to the fact that only 12 of the previous 35 Community Shield winners have gone on to win the league the following season.
And Terry insisted that the match was hardly an accurate barometer of the clubs' fortunes ahead of the new season.
"I don't think so," he responded when asked if the match was indicative of the forthcoming season.
"It's one of them where they will probably come out and say differently. These games do mean something for sure in that it's another 90 minutes under your belt.
How many more years can John Terry play for Chelsea?


Being charged with a DUI can be a harrowing experience, whether or not you are actually guilty of drinking and driving a motor vehicle. While the use of mind altering substances prior to getting behind the wheel of your car is against the law, it is up to the arresting officer and the others involved to prove that you were guilty of the offense. Although you might believe that innocence alone is enough to exonerate you of the charges, that is simply not the case. Likewise, guilty parties deserve fair legal representation to ensure that they are treated properly as they go through the legal justice system.
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FR: 2009 Awards
Most Valuable Player: QB Peyton Manning, Colts – This feels like such an unoriginal pick, but I'm convinced that if the Colts had just a good quarterback (even someone as good as Tony Romo) they would have been 9-7 instead of 14-2. Manning took an inexperienced receiving corps and made enough big plays for the Colts to go 8-0 in games decided by one score. That's ridiculous. He's a five-win player (at least), and no one else in the league provides that much of a bump to his team. If that ain't valuable, I don't know what is.
Offensive Player of the Year: RB Chris Johnson, Titans – I've always thought it was weasely not to make your MVP your offensive player of the year, but since this is a different award, we'll pick a different winner. And Johnson, who ran for 2,006 yards, was the most dynamic and dominant offensive player in the league this year. Two thousand yards is a magic number, and Johnson got there at a rate that made it seem a foregone conclusion. That's a ridiculous level of dominance.
Defensive Player of the Year: CB Darrelle Revis, Jets – The Jets were the league's best defensive statistically both in terms of yards allowed and points allowed, and that was in large part because Revis flat shut down opponents' No. 1 receivers. Revis' six interceptions and 31 passes defensed don't even begin to show how dominant he was. No other player was as reliably dominant on defense than Revis, and that gives him the nod.
Special Teams Player of the Year: Josh Cribbs, Browns – Cribbs is the best kick returner in the game right now, as he showed with two kick return touchdowns against the Chiefs in Week 15 and four total returns (kick and punt) on the season. Plus, Cribbs is a terrific cover guy. There's no one who makes more impact on special teams than Cribbs.
Offensive Rookie of the Year: OT Michael Oher, Ravens – He didn't play the blind side for the Ravens, at least most of the year, but he stepped right in as a starter for a playoff team and played without many hitches. Oher has great size that helps in the running game and also the feet to be a solid pass protector. He had a great rookie season and looks forward to an even better career. Oher is a narrow choice over Minnesota WR Percy Harvin for this award.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Brian Cushing, Texans – We've already named Cushing the best No. 56 in the league, and now we're giving him the nod as the best defensive rookie in the league this year, over S Jarius Byrd of Buffalo. Cushing was exactly what the Texans needed – a play-making outside linebacker to pair with tackling maching DeMeco Ryans in the middle. Cushing and Ryans will be the core of the Texans defense for the next few years, and that's a big reason that Texans playoff talk is legit. Houston has never had linebackers of that impact before.
Most Improved Player: Miles Austin, Cowboys – Back at Pro Football Weekly, I wondered why the NFL didn't have a Most Improved Player award, a la the NBA. That's when PFW started offering that award. And were I to get a vote there, it would be for Austin, who exploded onto the scene with 81 catches, 1,230 yards and 11 touchdown catches. Austin is the prototypical guy who developed into a star – a former small-school player unearthed by Bill Parcells and signed as an undrafted free agent. Could Austin turn into the Rod Smith of this decade? So far, so good.
Comeback Player of the Year: Cadillac Williams, Buccaneers – With all due respect to Ricky Williams, who had a career type of year after several years either out of the league or as a reserve, the Caddy had the most profound return this year. After tearing the patellar tendon in one knee in '07 and the other knee in '08, Williams got healthy in the offseason and started from Game One this year. He finished with 821 rushing yards and 219 receiving yards and seven total touchdowns in a system designed for him to split carries. It's a great story, and Cadillac deserves props for bouncing back.
Head Coach of the Year: Marvin Lewis, Bengals – Lewis took a team that was 0-8 in the first half of the 2008 season and led it to a division sweep and an AFC North title. Over the past two years, he's also remade the team as a run-first offense and lockdown defense. The Bengals were more physical than traditional bullies Pittsburgh and Baltimore, and it showed in the results. For changing a mindset, Lewis earns this award.
Executive of the Year: Bill Polian, Colts – In a year of change, Polian came up big for the Colts. Rookies Austin Collie, Jerraud Powers, and Jacob Lacey all stepped right into the lineup and produced, and the head-coach succession from Tony Dungy to Jim Caldwell went seamlessly despite issues on the coaching staff throughout the offseason. All that can be attributed to Polian, who sets the tone for the franchise.
Offensive Coordinator of the Year: Darrell Bevell, Vikings – Bevell doesn't call the plays in Minnesota – Brad Childress does – but Bevell served as an important buffer between Childress and Brett Favre. And regardless of what you think of the coziness of that arrangement, the fact that Minnesota was second in the league in points scored means that it worked during the regular season.
Defensive Coordinator of the Year: Wade Phillips, Cowboys – Dallas allowed the second-fewest points in the league without big additions on defense. Instead, Phillips had his team continuing to develop – especially OLB Anthony Spencer. Phillips has long been one of the best defensive coaches in the league, and since he served as coordinator along with his head-coaching duties this year, we'll give him the nod.
Play of the Year: Brandon Stokely carom TD catch against Cincinnati, Week 1 – The play that we'll all remember from this season is the bizarre way the Broncos won in Week 1 in Cincinnati. Ironically, while the play sparked the Broncos to a 6-0 start, Denver missed the playoffs, while Cincinnati rebounded to win the AFC North. But regardless of that, this is the play that highlight makers will feature from 2009.
Game of the Year: Colts 35, Patriots 34 – No game caused more discussion – just mention 4th-and-2 and you'll still get an argument – and no game went further to determine the hierarchy in the AFC. This Sunday-nighter gets the nod.
Offensive Performance of the Year: Ben Roethlisberger throwing for 503 yards and last-second TD pass to win against Green Bay in Week 15 – Pittsburgh desperately needed a win, and Roethlisberger delivered against a defense that entered ranked No. 1 against the pass. The performance included a perfect throw to Mike Wallace on the game's final play to give Pittsburgh the win. It wasn't enough to get the Steelers into the playoffs, but it was enough to give Roethlisberger the nod here over Brandon Marshall's 21 catches against the Colts, Miles Austin's 250-yard receiving game against the Chiefs, Jamaal Charles' 256-yard rushing game against the Broncos, and Jerome Harrison's 286 rushing yards against the Chiefs.
Defensive Performance of the Year: Charles Woodson Week 12 against Detroit – On Thanksgiving Day, Woodson had the ultimate stat-filler's day – seven tackles, one sack, four passes defensed, one forced fumble, two interceptions, and one interception return for a touchdown. That dominant performance shone a light on the fine season Woodson had overall. So we give him the nod over four-sack days by Elvis Dumervil, Antwan Odom, and Brian Orakpo.
Crazy Kicker of the Year: Hunter Smith, Redskins – Smith had a rushing touchdown, a passing touchdown, and an interception thrown on the ugliest play of the year. No kicker was involved in more crazy plays than Hunter the Punter.
Transaction Bingo player of the year: DT Orien Harris, Bengals – Harris, who played in 2008 with the Bengals, was traded from Cincy to St. Louis in exchange for RB Brian Leonard. He then went from St. Louis to Detroit in exchange for WR Ronald Curry, again before the season. But he was waived after Week 1 by Detroit without seeing action, and then the Bengals signed him in mid-October. He was released after playing one game, and then re-signed once more by Cincinnati so he could play two more games. Harris edges out Marcus McCauley, who spent time on four rosters – Detroit, Tampa Bay, New Orleans, and Washington.
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FR: Wild-card round
Here is our Football Relativity comparison of the 12 playoff teams from the NFL at the end of the regular season. Note that these teams would have fallen between the 10 and 6 levels in the Week 16 comparison of all 32 teams. We leave some levels blank to show the gap between teams. We'll make actual picks of the wild-card games Friday.
10 – San Diego Chargers – It's the Chargers that look like the best team entering the playoffs. An 11-game winning streak will do that, but it's not just smoke and mirrors. San Diego has an elite quarterback in Philip Rivers, a terrific group of receivers, a solid offensive line, and a defense that has come around as the season progressed. Plus, the Chargers have finally experienced a modicum of playoff success the last two years. PK Nate Kaeding's postseason meltdowns are a concern, but on the whole San Diego is a dynamic team.
9 – Indianapolis Colts – The Colts mailed in the final two weeks of the year, and so momentum is off the board. But the talent is still there, and Peyton Manning is still head and shoulders above anyone else in the league as an impactful quarterback. The thought of the Colts matching up with the Chargers troubles me, but it would be no surprise if the Colts make it all the way to Miami. For that to happen, youngsters like WRs Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon and CBs Jacob Lacey and Jerraud Powers will have to perform at a high level, but their track record this season suggests this is possible. The Colts aren't a perfect team, but they're a very good one.
8 – New Orleans Saints – The Saints are still the class of the NFC despite a three-game losing streak at the end of the season. No team in the NFC can put up 35 points more easily, and the Superdome home-field advantage is huge. The question is on defense, especially in the secondary, but the Saints have shown the ability to create turnovers in that area. With the Saints offense, getting one turnover is even more lucrative, and the Saints have more return touchdowns than any other defense in the playoffs. All those are good things. New Orleans must protect Drew Brees, and that puts a load on OLT Jermon Bushrod, who has fallen off during the season. But if the Saints can address that issue, they should still be able to sprint into the Super Bowl.
7 – Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles – And now we have the clump in the NFC. The Vikings have a bye, but the way their defense has gone lately is problematic. CB Antoine Winfield isn't healthy enough to play well (maybe a bye will help, but we'll see), and that makes the Vikes vulnerable to the pass. On offense, Adrian Peterson's numbers have fallen off over the second half of the season, and that points to a problem on the offensive line. The offensive tackles are big – maybe too big, because they seem to be wearing down as the season progresses. All those factors, plus Brett Favre's less than stellar late-season record over the past several years, make the Vikings the most vulnerable of the four teams with a bye. The Cowboys may be the beneficiary of that – if they can get past the Eagles in round one. Dallas now has a third impact front seven player in OLB Anthony Spencer (joining NT Jay Ratliff and OLB DeMarcus Ware), and that has added a scare element to the defense. The Cowboys' cornerbacks aren't phenomenal, but Dallas generally generates enough pressure to cover for that. On offense, the Cowboys have a playmaker in Miles Austin, a security blanket in Jason Witten, and an offensive line that seems to have rallied in recent weeks. While the Cowboys' recent playoff history is awful, there are a lot of pieces in place in big D. The same is true in Philly, where the Eagles had a six-week winning streak until their stink bomb in Dallas last Sunday. Again, this is a team that can get on a roll with a win. To do that, they'll need some big plays from DeSean Jackson, Brent Celek, and the rest of their young offensive weapons. They'll also need their blitzes to be more fruitful than they were last week against the Cowboys. Whichever team wins this game is going to be a real threat in round 2, which makes the matchup so good.
6 – Green Bay Packers – I almost included the Packers with the group above, but I still have lingering questions about their offensive line. It's been better (much better) lately, but it's still not good. Maybe OK, but not good. And that could prove to be a fatal flaw in the playoffs. But everything else is there – a top-flight QB in Aaron Rodgers, a stacked group of receivers, a good running back in Ryan Grant, and a defense that's playing better and better as the weeks go by. It's entirely conceivable that the Packers could run through the NFC bracket, but it's also conceivable to see them lose in Arizona this week. Regardless, this team will be fascinating to watch.
5 – Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots – The Cardinals would probably rate even with the Packers if not for the injuries that could hold Anquan Boldin and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie out of this week's game. Regardless, the Cards have the talent to win not only this week but for weeks to come. Even without Boldin, Larry Fitzgerald and Steve Breaston are a scary pair of wideouts, and Beanie Wells gives Arizona a run-game dimension they didn't have last year. And on defense, the Cards can generate pressure with Darnell Dockett and even S Adrian Wilson. It still sounds weird to say, but the Cards could repeat as NFC champs – if they can win this week. New England, like Arizona, has a big injury to overcome with Wes Welker out for the playoffs. That's a huge blow, because Welker was a receiving threat, and he was also basically the Pats' running game. Maybe the returning Fred Taylor can help move the chains, but that's a concern. New England could have some Brady-to-Moss big plays, but I don't foresee enough of those plays to carry them four games in a row. And New England's defense just isn't enough of a lockdown unit to carry the team in games where the offense is struggling. A first-round win is likely, but the Pats don't look like they can go to San Diego and win when they'll need to.
3 – Baltimore Ravens – The Ravens finished just 9-7, but they let games slip away by missed field goals (vs. Minnesota) and missed touchdowns (vs. Pittsburgh). And the truth is that the Ravens are a little closer to an 11-5 quality team than a 9-7 group. That makes them a scary postseason opponent. The Ravens have a dynamic running game with big-play threat Ray Rice and big load Willis McGahee, running behind a big-time offensive line. Joe Flacco had a good season even though he doesn't have big play threats. Still, Derrick Mason and Todd Heap are solid. And the Ravens still have a stud front seven that can generate pressure. The problem is pass defense, because the corners are subpar and S Ed Reed has missed time. That makes them susceptible to a Randy Moss type receiver, which is exactly what they must face in round 1. Reed will be back, and that among other things gives the Ravens a chance, but ultimately the cornerback shortcomings may prove to be the difference this Sunday.
1 – Cincinnati Bengals, New York Jets – These two teams are the least threatening to make the Super Bowl this season. That's because the way they play – good defense and good run game – isn't usually sustainable for a four-week run unless that defense is elite (Ravens in 2000 or Steelers in 2005 special). The Jets aren't that. They have a top-level corner in Darrelle Revis and good statistics, but that defense isn't going to win four games all by itself. And while the running game featuring Thomas Jones and Shonn Greene is good, eventually the Jets will have to rely on rookie QB Mark Sanchez, and when that happens Sanchez is far more likely to cost them a game than win them one. They'd have to hold Sanchez to limited passes (15 or so) in all four games to win, and that's just not realistic. The Bengals have a more reliable quarterback in Carson Palmer, and a solid run game in Cedric Benson, but they got a bad matchup in round 1 because instead of counterpunching against a faster-paced team they're going to have to slug it out. Cincy will probably have to put eight in the box to stop Jones and Greene and then dare Sanchez to beat them. The Bengals do have the corners in Leon Hall and Johnathan Joseph to win most 1-on-1 matchups, but that's a risky strategy. Cincy is a good team that has had a good season, but without Antwan Odom, Rey Maualuga, and the late Chris Henry, they don't have the playmakers to strike fear now that the second season is here.
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Q: query/shred large xml document into sql server I'm looking to query an xml file that's in excess of 80GB (and insert the results into a pre-existing db). This prevents me from simply declaring it as an xml variable and using openrowset. I am NOT looking to use a CLR and would prefer an entirely TSQL approach if possible (looking to do this on SQL Server 2012/Windows Server 2008)
With the 2Gb limit on the XML datatype, I realize the obvious approach is to split the file into say 1GB pieces. However, it would simply be too messy to be worthwhile (Elements in the document are of varying sizes and not all elements have the same sub-elements. Only looking to keep some common elements though).
Anyone have a suggestion?

A: If it is a one off thing I would use the SQL Import/Export tool. If its something that will need to be scheduled create an Integration Services package.

A: With a simple schema (sorry, should have mentioned it) bulk cmds would probably have been the way to go. With something more messy, and given the size of the file, a SAX parser seems to provide a better solution. Reads the file without putting it into memory, I can pick out only the elements I want and not have to worry about the schema at all.


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Erlinna Juita
Akademi Kesehatan John Paul II Pekanbaru
Hartini H Hartini H
Home > Vol 10, No 2 (2019) >	Juita
AN ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE PROFICICENCY FOR STUDENTS OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
Erlinna Juita, Hartini H Hartini H
Facing the era of Industrial Revolution 4.0 in which technology has become the daily basis of human life, English has become inevitably significant. In fact, it is really needed in the health sector, especially medical laboratory technology which adopted advanced technology, and thus requires the medical technologist to be able to accomplish human to human and human to machine interactions. This study aimed to identify the language proficiency of students of medical laboratory technology. The population of this study was the students of Akademi Kesehatan John Paul II Pekanbaru. The instrument used in this study is test. The results indicated that the overall performance was still categorized in the lowest level (A2) with the scores ranging from 337 to 443. In the first two sections, listening comprehension and structure and written expression, most of the students' proficiency was classified in the lowest level (A2) with the scores ranging from 38-49 and 33-43 respectively. In the last section, reading comprehension, all students' proficiency was classified in the lowest level (A2) with the scores ranging from 31-47. In conclusion, students' language proficiency was still categorized in the basic level or waystage
English, language proficiency, students, Medical Laboratory Technology
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Joyasree Goswami Mahanta is an Indian politician. She was a Member of Parliament, representing Assam in the Rajya Sabha the upper house of India's Parliament as a member of the Asom Gana Parishad. She is an Assamese language writer and educationalist. She was awarded India's fourth highest civilian award the Padma Shri in 2018.

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1960 births
Living people
Rajya Sabha members from Assam
Asom Gana Parishad politicians
Women in Assam politics
Recipients of the Padma Shri in literature & education
Women members of the Rajya Sabha
Recipients of the Sahitya Akademi Award in Assamese


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