I believe this modification is a sound an impressive addition to the current scientonomic research and literature on authority delegation, and that delving into and fleshing out the various kinds of authority delegation, and what kind of delegation occurs in which context, is crucial to understanding the ways in which communities interact with each other. I am, personally, and especially, impressed by the case studies on hierarchical authority delegation, as it shows humans' inclination to rank resources based on efficiency, work output and influence. I would like to see more cases of non-hierarchical authority delegation, but this can be a task performed in future papers.
While the concept of singular and multiple authority delegation seem useful additions to the authority delegation concept, the ideas of hierarchical and non-hierarchical authority delegation do not, because they posit as general categories structures of authority delegation that are best determined empirically on a case by case basis.
I have no doubt that if one looks hard, one can find examples of an instance where a community has formulated a prearranged hierarchy of authority delegation. This is especially the case for decisions that are rote and routine, such as determining the interpretation to be given to a medical test in a particular instance. However, for decisions that are not rote and routine, it seems highly unlikely that a pre-established hierarchy of authority delegation does or could exist, nor could a pre-established belief that all authorities should be given equal weight. Instead the community may decide among conflicting claims by recognized authorities on a case by case basis, taking into account the specifics of the claim, and its relationship to the community's own theories and methods. All of this is likely to differ from community to community and within communities depending on the nature of the issue being decided. The state of affairs can only be established, for any particular case, by observational scientonomic research. That being the case, I see no reason to create the categories of hierarchical and non-hierarchical delegation in the abstract, outside the context of the explication of particular cases, each one of which is likely to be a bit different.
Instead, observational scientonomists should seek the authority delegation theory accepted by a particular community by using the same markers of theory acceptance used elsewhere. In particular cases, this theory may indeed include a well established hierarchy of authorities for some sorts of issues, especially ones that recur frequently and routinely. But I see no reasons to create the hierarchical and non-hierarchical delegation categories as part of the general theory.
While I agree with Paul Patton that it is a matter of observational scientonomy to locate cases of hierarchical authority delegation, I think the concept should be accepted as Mirka Loiselle pointed out the case of hierarchical authority delegation in the art world. As aspects of the art community are epistemic (including those aspects Loiselle describes), it seems that we have identified at least one aspect of hierarchical authority delegation in epistemic communities.
Furthermore, I think accepting the concept of hierarchical authority delegation has the advantage of alerting observational scientonomists to look out for real-world instances of this phenomenon. Therefore, I vote to accept the concepts of hierarchical and non-hierarchical concepts as well.
I will try here to sum up the outcome of the numerous offline discussions we've had on this modification in the last year and a half.
1. Concerning the notions of singular and multiple authority delegations: there haven't been any objections and all those who commented believe that these are important additions to theoretical scientonomy.
2. Out discussions mostly revolved around the notions of hierarchical and non-hierarchical authority delegation. Paul's point against the existence of pre-established hierarchy of authority delegation has been discussed on numerous occasions. There seems to be no objection to Paul's point that "structures of authority delegation that are best determined empirically on a case by case basis". We seem to agree that the real-life situations might be much more complex than an idealized case of an agent having a hierarchical list of experts whose expertise they rely on in that very order. However, it has also been agreed that there seem to be instances where some experts occupy privileged positions in the eyes of those delegating authority. This alone is sufficient to suggest that hierarchies of authority delegation exists, regardless of of how transient or fixed they might be.
Thus, it has been decided that the modification is to be accepted. This concludes the discussion of this modification.
This page was last modified on 19 May 2017, at 15:26.


Forty Five to Fifty Red Roses in a band arrangement conveys love that abounds. The contrast of playful greens and the base of red sand creates attraction that only hearts discern. The Red Roses speak of a fiery love and passion.


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Isauli is a constituency of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly covering the city of Isauli in the Sultanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, India.

Isauli is one of five assembly constituencies in the Sultanpur Lok Sabha constituency. Since 2008, this assembly constituency is numbered 187 amongst 403 constituencies.

Election results

2022

2017

References

External links

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As our Mountains-to-Sea Trail thru-hikers approach the end, one final challenge remains: A kayak trip down two of North Carolina's most well-known waterways. All will have to grapple with problems
"We just have to make it": Kayaking the Mountains-to-Sea Trail
Fatigue. Frustration. Fear. Failure. Our thru-hikers grappled with all of those feelings as they tried to paddle their way toward the end.
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Erin Brennan kayaks toward the Bogue Sound from a boat ramp in Emerald Isle, North Carolina.
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As our Mountains-to-Sea Trail thru-hikers approach the end, one final challenge remains: A kayak trip down two of North Carolina's most well-known waterways. All will have to grapple with problems that could potentially stop them from reaching their final destination.
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Hot on the heels of our trip to Coniston comes a trip to Hawkshead, just the other side of Coniston water. A tale of two villages.
The Croft, Hawkshead. It's getting to be a bit of a tradition to come here at this time of year.
Another Saturday start, but we needn't have worried about finding a good pitch, there were lots to choose from when we arrived. We didn't choose a particularly good one, but for us this site isn't about sitting outside the caravan, it's about how close to the village it is on a cold autumn night.
After setting everything up we popped into the village and had a look around the shops and one drink. Just one drink, because the plan was to drive to picturesque Tarn Hows before it got dark, which is exactly what we did.
Later we had dinner in the Kings Arms, having booked a table earlier. Afterwards we had a drink in the Red Lion, which we have liked on previous visits, but this time it was spoiled by some regulars and the barman watching boxing (we thing, from the sound of it) on a mobile phone. We finished our drinks as quickly as we could and boycotted the pub for the rest of this trip. The Kings Arms is much nicer, anyway.
A lovely sunny day, but cold, and it seemed more so because it was quite windy too. We drove to nearby Grizedale forest for a walk, mostly on easy forest paths, to Carron Crag.
Good views from the top, but the walk was mostly amongst trees.
In the afternoon we had a stroll around the village and a couple of drinks in the Kings Arms, which has a really nice table in the corner of the room. We could have stayed all night, but didn't.
Instead we retreated to the caravan when it got dark, for dinner and a rest, then back to the Kings Arms for more drinks. We had to make do with a different, not so good, table. The couple who had "our" table wouldn't budge, despite us willing them to. The man had four pints while we were there! D only had two.
D got up early, just in time to catch a great sunrise.
Then it was homeward bound,delayed a bit by an accident on the M6.
The C&MC site near Coniston is much nicer than the Croft, but it is a long walk into the village. Coniston has better pubs, overall, although the Kings Arms was great on this occasion. Hawkshead is a picture postcard village that you can stroll around, whereas Coniston is really just a road, and quite a busy one during the day. So many things to consider, we can't decide!
As we drove past Staveley we noticed signs for the Hawkshead Brewery 15th Birthday Beer Fest, which is next week, so plans of going to Castleton or York were quickly shelved. Both sites are permanently full anyway!


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Latest TIGER Grants Shortchange Maritime Ports
SPARROWS POINT, EAST BALTIMORE: Project received $20 million federal grant for the Mid-Atlantic Multi-Modal Transportation Hub.
Port-related projects were awarded $72.7 million in TIGER Round 9 grants.
AAPA president and CEO: "We're disappointed there weren't more" port projects in the ninth round of TIGER grants.
Five port-related projects were approved for discretionary TIGER grants.
Last week, the US Department of Transportation announced its list of recipients for $500 million in discretionary grant funding for road, transit, maritime, and rail projects in Round 9 of the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) program.
Of the 41 projects awarded grants in this round, five are port-related, and only two (out of 40 port applications submitted) went to maritime port authorities. Port-related projects received a total of $72.7 million, or about 14.54 percent of the nearly $500 million available.
As a percentage of the total the port-related grants were consistent, or even a little better than average, with the history of TIGER, although the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has long called for port-related projects to receive at least 25 percent of the grant total.
In TIGER's first round, in fiscal year 2009, port-related infrastructure projects received 8.6 percent of the original $1.5 billion allocated. Through subsequent rounds, port-related infrastructure did better, garnering 14.6 percent (of the total $600 million) in the second, 12.8 percent (of the total $527 million) in the third, 13.6 percent (of the total $500 million) in the fourth,13.3 percent (of the total $474 million) in the fifth, 12.4 percent (of the total $600 million) in the sixth, 9 percent (of the total $500 million) in the seventh, and 12.36 percent (of the total $500 million) in the eighth.
Kurt Nagle, AAPA's president and CEO, noted that direct funding for maritime infrastructure projects, including connections to ports, will improve freight mobility which helps reduce transportation costs and makes US exports more attractive to overseas buyers.
"TIGER grants are one of the few federal funding programs available to public port authorities to help them pay for critical infrastructure to move and handle freight more efficiently," said Nagle. "While we're pleased there were a few port-related projects included in the ninth round of TIGER grants just announced, we're disappointed there weren't more."
The following five port-related projects were approved for discretionary grants:
Baltimore County, Maryland, will receive $20 million for the Mid-Atlantic Multi-Modal Transportation Hub to build cargo-handling facilities at the Sparrows Point industrial facility in East Baltimore as part of a larger investment to repurpose a former steel manufacturing site into a multimodal logistics hub.
The City of Burlington, Iowa, will receive $17 million for its Downtown/Riverfront Revitalization Project, which includes new boat ramps and docking facilities for river cruise lines and recreational boaters.
Louisiana's St. Bernard Port, Harbor and Terminal District will receive $13 million to rehabilitate to modern design standards the last two original wharf sections, A and F, which have been maintained but have exceeded their useful lives over the past 110 years.
The Alabama State Port Authority will receive $12.7 million to convert an abandoned bulk handling facility at the Port of Mobile into a roll-on/roll-off mobile vehicle processing facility.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will receive $10 million for the Wabash River Rail Bridge Infrastructure Revitalization Project to replace two deteriorating freight rail approaches to the Wabash River Bridge. The bridge serves as a rail link from energy and agricultural suppliers of Illinois to river ports in Mt. Vernon, Indiana, part of the Ports of Indiana.
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Aurania's exploration is focused on gold, silver and copper in an area of Ecuador that has not been systematically explored since colonial Spanish times. Drawn to the area in search of the gold mines at Sevilla de Oro and Logrono de los Caballeros (the 'lost cities'), which produced gold from around 1565 to 1600, Aurania is exploring a large, 500,000-acre tract of land using modern techniques. Aurania has identified numerous targets for gold, silver and copper, and is directing its efforts on making a gold, silver or copper discovery in those areas.
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    util.series(["npm test",
        "npm run build-release",
        cmd,
        "git push","git push --tags"],function(err){
        if(err)
        {
            console.log(err);
            process.exit(1);
        }

        process.exit(0);
    });

}
else
{
    console.log("\n Cannot Recognize the type of release. Please see instructions below");
    console.log('\n Options:\n\n raapid-release [release-type]' +
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Join the Brussels' yoga community in celebrating the Summer on Sunday 5 June 2016 with the 7th edition of the Brussels Yoga Mala!
What is the Yoga Mala? – it's a yoga event for all the family taking place in Brussels around the time of the summer solstice where we celebrate life and practice 108 Sun Salutations, kids have their own yoga party, and we raise money for charity. This year we are supporting the Community Support for Refugees group.
There will be at least 10 yoga teachers leading the rounds, including me.
Where is it and when? – it's on the mezzanine in Autoworld Museum, Park Cinquantenaire in Brussels, and we start at 10h30 on Sunday 5 June. We usually finish around midday.
How do I register and how much is it? – to register please send an email, and make a payment of €2 entrance fee plus a donation for charity (we suggest €10 put please give what you can) into the bank account: BE85 0357 3874 8506.
This is a great idea, how can I help? – this event is run entirely by volunteers so if you'd like to volunteer to help in some way please let us know on the same email address.
You can also show your support by register on the Facebook event.
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It's Spring & in the Sampoorna Yoga Studio we celebrate that wonderful event with the now famous 5 day early morning yoga challenge.
Let this week be your inspiration to a daily morning practice! Get up early and start your day with yoga and a nourishing vegan breakfast!
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There are a lot of fantastic dishes that have originated in Upstate New York. There's the Buffalo Wing and the Garbage Plate, for starters. But The Quicky owns a special place in our hearts. Ronnie's Cedar Inn, a timelessly classic sports bar in Geneva with Genny Cream on tap, serves the Platonic ideal of a Quicky. It's essentially a cheeseburger and fries covered in brown gravy. Eat too many of these and your arteries may begin to resemble Combos, but one with a couple of cold ones during a Notre Dame football game is like true "bargating."
Bring beef broth to a boil in a saucepan.
Add in the corn starch.
Whisk together until thickened and then add the Worcestershire sauce and butter.
Grill one side of the burger patty. Flip it and add the cheese on top (of what is the already grilled side).
While grilling, prepare your French fries. (If homegating, you can easily make your fries from scratch with an airfryer, one of our favorite tools).
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Q: How can I calculate the percentage of an item that appears in multiple columns representing years for different groups in SQL Server 2016? I have a dataset with an id and each id has a series of codes for each year in a range. I am trying to calculate the percentage of codes that show up in two consecutive years. It looks something like the one below.

id
year
codes

1
2020
786

1
2020
345

1
2021
786

1
2021
345

1
2022
345

1
2022
23

1
2022
34

2
2020
345

2
2021
345

2
2022
345

2
2022
23

I am using group by to get calculations for the unique ids, but I am not sure how to cleanly make the calculations. I am looking for a result that will work looks like:

id
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022

1
100%
50%

2
100%
100%

Edit
I also need to know the codes that do not make it from year to year. For my example this would be:

id
2020-21 gaps
2021-22 gaps

1
0
786

2
0
0

Is something like this possible in SQL?
Edit
I have a python portion of my pipeline. Would it be easier in python?

A: It's possible but it's a bit tricky. One of the key point is to sort by id and code, not by year: using window functions, it allows to identify the changes for each.
I propose you a solution built using MySQL, using Common Table Expressions; one and the following logic:

*

*Identify code and year changes from one line to another

*Use this intermediate result to calculate the basis counts (and reject values that comes only ones - to be adapted if necessary)

*Mark changes - identify rows where a repetition occur

*Count values to be considered (ie for each id, number of codes that appear continuously)

*calculate summary / percentages (to be adapted to your dbms and results formatted accordingly)

Here is the code for my proposition:
with
order_data as (
  SELECT id, code, year,
         lag(code) over (partition by id, code order by id, code desc, year) as prev_code,
         lag(year) over (partition by id, code order by id, code desc, year) as prev_year,
         lead(year) over (partition by id, code order by id, code desc, year) as next_year

    FROM my_data
),
total_count as (
  SELECT id, count(distinct code) as nb_code
    FROM order_data
   WHERE prev_year IS NOT NULL OR next_year IS NOT NULL
   GROUP BY id
),
detect_repeat as (
  SELECT id, code, year, prev_code, prev_year,
         CASE
           WHEN code = prev_code THEN year - prev_year
           ELSE -1
         END as repeat_code
    FROM order_data
),
repeat_count as (
  SELECT id, year, prev_year,
         CONCAT (prev_year, '-', year) as period,
         count(distinct code) as nb_repeat
    FROM detect_repeat
   WHERE repeat_code = 1
   GROUP BY id, year, prev_year
)
  SELECT t.id, period, nb_repeat, nb_code,
         CONVERT(decimal(5,2), ((coalesce(nb_repeat, 0) * 1.0) / nb_code) * 100) as repeat_ratio
    FROM total_count as t
    LEFT JOIN repeat_count as r on t.id = r.id

Please feel free to play this code and adapt it thanks to DB Fiddle
EDIT: I updated the query to adapt it to SQL Server and to add ids where there are no changes.
If you really need to build some columns for the periods, instead of dedicated row, you'll need to set it up in a transactional program according to your dbms

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Release Date 26 July 2019
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"Tubby Hayes is undoubtedly one of the most important, influential and ground-breaking UK jazz musicians of all time. During the '50s and early '60s, Hayes had stood apart from many of his UK-based contemporaries, displaying a self-confidence and virtuoso musical delivery that placed him neck-and-neck with many of the leading American jazzmen of the day. He worked with the likes of Quincy Jones, Ella Fitzgerald, Charles Mingus and Duke Ellington and his many fans included Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley and Sonny Rollins. He had his own primetime TV show and was the face of UK jazz.
Thought to be lost until their recent rediscovery, the sessions are being hailed as among the very best work in the Hayes discography. "Sometimes when tapes than have been lost or rumoured to exist finally surface there is a touch of anti-climax or the need to 'spin' them in a way that makes them more important than they are" explains Hayes' biographer and award-winning British jazz saxophonist Simon Spillett. "These sessions, on the other hand, are absolute classics in every regard. It's an album that can sit equally alongside the best Coltrane, Rollins or Dexter Gordon LPs. It really is a lost masterpiece, make no mistake."
At the time the 'Grits, Beans and Greens' sessions were recorded, Hayes was also working on a more commercial project, 'The Orchestra', which found him aiming for the pop and easy-listening markets by covering The Beatles, Burt Bacharach and Nancy Sinatra. Ironically, sales of 'The Orchestra' were poor by the standards of his previous albums and as Hayes' health began to falter in the early 1970s, no further recordings took place, leaving the 'Grits, Beans and Greens' reels forgotten and unreleased. After his tragic death following open-heart surgery, aged just 38, in 1973, the tapes were simply filed away, eventually becoming mislaid as the label's archives went through a series of corporate buy-outs.
Upon discovery of the tapes, Decca hired high-end vinyl specialists Gearbox Studios to master the sessions for the first time. They created a 180-gram vinyl edition employing an original 1960s-era Studer C37 tape machine and a Scully Lathe (the same model employed by jazz record engineering god Rudy Van Gelder). The sessions will be released digitally as well as on 1LP vinyl and on 1CD (as the album that never was) and as a two-CD deluxe edition complete with 18 tracks, in date & master tape running order which includes studio chatter, alternative takes and false starts. The audio have also gone through MQA [Master Quality Authenticated] technology, MQA-CD plays back on all CD players. When a conventional CD player is connected to an MQA-enabled device, the CD will reveal the original master quality.
Mastering Notes The recordings have been lovingly remastered at Gearbox Records' Studios, London, directly from the original tapes, using a Studer C37 ¼-inch stereo tape machine. They were then equalised through an all-valve mastering desk built bespoke for Decca studios in the late 1950s, Vintage Lang Pultec EQ, Prism Maselec EQ and Telefunken U73b valve limiters from 1959. The LP format lacquers were cut on a beautifully restored Haeco Scully Lathe from 1967 with Westrex (Western Electric) head and cutting amps: the same go-to lathe that Rudy Van Gelder used.
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[ Frequently Asked Questions > How Old Do Evolutionists Say the Universe Is? > References and Notes ]
1.	Arthur N. Strahler, Science and Earth History (Buffalo, New York: Prometheus Books, 1987), pp. 102, 129.
2.	Ivan R. King, "Globular Clusters," Scientific American, Vol. 252, June 1985, pp. 79–88.
u "This [age of the universe] is flatly inconsistent with the ages of Galactic globular clusters, estimated to be about 13–17 Gyr [billion years]. Robert C. Kennicutt Jr., "A Meeting of Hubble Constants," Nature, Vol. 381, 13 June 1996, p. 555.
3.	"Even the most enthusiastic cosmologist will admit that current theories of the nature of the universe have some big holes. One such gap is that the universe seems to be younger than some of the objects contained within it. Robert Matthews, "Spoiling a Universal 'Fudge Factor, ' " Science, Vol. 265, 5 August 1994, pp. 740 –741.
u "A mature galaxy has been discovered in an early phase of the Universe apparently too young to contain it." Robert C. Kennicutt Jr., "An Old Galaxy in a Young Universe," Nature, Vol. 381, 13 June 1996, p. 555.
u James Dunlop, "A 3.5-Gyr-Old Galaxy at Redshift 1.55," Nature, Vol. 381, 13 June 1996, pp. 581–584.
4.	For this to happen quickly, evolutionists must assume that the first stars were giants, more than a hundred times larger than the Sun. (Theoretically, more massive stars would burn faster.) Thus, textbooks confidently say that the first stars were giants.
No one knows that the first stars were giants, but it's a required, unverified assumption if stars evolved. Also, if stars evolved, some characteristics of the light from the first generation of stars is missing. [See Piero Madau, "Trouble at First Light," Nature, Vol. 440, 20 April 2006, pp. 1002–1003.]
5.	"This galaxy's colors are consistent with significant metal content, implying that galaxies become enriched rapidly." S. L. Finkelstine et. al., "A Galaxy Rapidly Forming Stars 700-Million Years after the Big Bang at Redshift 7.51," Nature, Vol. 502, 26 October 2013, p. 524.
u "For one, the galaxy seems to be significantly rich in 'metals'—elements heavier than hydrogen and helium. Because all of those elements [supposedly] originate from fusion reactions in the heart of stars and are spewed out when those stars explode as supernovae, the relatively high metallicity of the galaxy suggests that it had already seen the birth and death of generations of stars by the time the universe was 700 million years old." Yudhijit Bhattacharjee, "Earliest Known Galaxy Formed Stars at a Breakneck Pace," Science, Vol. 342, 25 October 2013, p. 411.
How did they calculate the "breakneck" star formation rate? By assuming the big bang.
This galaxy, named z8_GND_5296, is bright, so they can estimate the number of stars in it. Because its stars contain heavy elements, it must have formed after generations of other stars somehow evolved, lived through their life cycle, and exploded. All of this had to happen in less than 700- million years after the assumed big bang. Dividing the estimated number of stars by the relatively short time period available gives a ridiculously high rate of star formation, which is orders of magnitude greater than that estimate for our Milky Way Galaxy.
u James Glanz, "CO in the Early Universe Clouds Cosmologists' Views," Science, Vol. 273, 2 August 1996, p. 581.
u "The presence of these [25] elements, particularly those heavier than iron, in such a young [distant] galaxy is striking. Fundamentally, it seems to indicate that in the galaxies (or at least in this galaxy) that formed relatively shortly after the Big Bang, the onset of star formation and related element production was very rapid." John Cowan, "Elements of Surprise," Nature, Vol. 423, 1 May 2003, p. 29.
u Jason X. Prochaska et al., "The Elemental Abundance Pattern in a Galaxy at z=2.626," Nature, Vol. 423, 1 May 2003, pp. 57–59.
6.	"According to standard models [all based on the big bang theory], the first stars needed at least 500 million years to begin lighting up and another 700 million to 1 billion years to manufacture heavy elements such as iron and spread them through space. [Wolfram] Freudling therefore expected that gas around the quasars, which were shining when the universe was just 900 million years old, would be metal-free. [Astronomers call the hundred or so heavier chemical elements "metals."] Instead, he and his colleagues found the quasars are surrounded by copious amounts of iron." Kathy A. Svitil, "Signs of Primordial Star Ignition Detected," Discover, January 2004, p. 66.
u "... quasar environments are metal rich at all redshifts." F. Hamann et al., "Quasar Elemental Abundances and Host Galaxy Evolution," Origin and Evolution of the Elements, Vol. 4, editors A. McWilliam and M. Rauch (Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2003), p. 12.
u Ohta et al., "Detection of Molecular Gas in the Quasar BR 1202-0725 at Redshift z = 4.69," Nature, Vol. 382, 1 August 1996, pp. 426–431.
u "First, the chemical composition of quasars hints at early enrichments, indicative of star formation. Emission lines in the quasar spectrum can be used to measure their abundance of heavy elements, or 'metallicity.' Luminous, high-redshift quasars have roughly solar or higher metallicity, even at redshifts > 6, indicating that they existed in a metal-rich environment similar to that found in the centers of massive galaxies." Xiaohui Fan, "Black Holes at the Cosmic Dawn," Science, Vol. 300, 2 May 2003, p. 752.
7.	Jeff Kanipe, "Galaxies at the Confusion Limit," Astronomy, December 1988, pp. 56–58.
u R. F. Carswell, "Distant Galaxy Observed," Nature, Vol. 335, 8 September 1988, p. 119.
8.	Dietrick E. Thomsen, "Farthest Galaxy Is Cosmic Question," Science News, Vol. 133, 23 April 1988, pp. 262–263.
u M. Mitchell Waldrop, "Pushing Back the Redshift Limit," Science, Vol. 239, 12 February 1988, pp. 727–728.


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All Things Are Possible: Mario Vargas Llosa on the Eternal Youth of Flaubert's Writing
"If we are to be honest, the true creator of the modern novel was Flaubert."
By Mario Vargas Llosa
Translated by Charlotte Whittle
At some point in the last century, I arrived in Paris and that very day bought a copy of Madame Bovary in a bookstore called Joie de Vivre in the Latin Quarter. I stayed up nearly all night reading it and by dawn I knew what kind of writer I wanted to be. Thanks to Flaubert, I was starting to get familiar with all the secrets of the art of the novel.
No one did more to further the genre of the novel than the Hermit from Croisset. He discovered that the narrator was the most important character the novelist created, and that the latter could be an all-knowing, God-like, impersonal narrator, or a narrator who was also a character, that there could be several, and that they could varied. This is how Flaubert created the modern novel and laid the foundation for what, years later, would be the infinite devices and techniques that James Joyce invented with which to supply the genre and differentiate it from the past and its classic iteration.
But the novelist who took the greatest advantage of Joyce's inventions wasn't a European but rather a North American lost in the region of the Mississippi, in whose hands the genre attained a flexibility in time and space that made room for all kinds of excess: William Faulkner. The most extraordinary thing about Faulkner, though, wasn't the terrific audacity that allowed him to write novels like As I Lay Dying and The Sound and the Fury, the most difficult ever written, but his trickery of the journalists to whom he presented himself as a horse-loving farmer, refusing to discuss novelistic technique because, according to him, he didn't know anything about it. Thanks to Flaubert, Joyce, and Faulkner the modern novel would be a new and uniquely distinct reality from the classical one.
Two hundred years have passed since his birth, and the style of writing novels that he invented remains ever alive and young.
In Flaubert's case, his preoccupation with the novel's structure shows in the nightly letters he wrote to his lover Louise Colet, during a large part of the five years it took him to write Madame Bovary. A considerable time therefore passed before these letters could be collected into a book, perhaps the most important that has been written to set the parameters of the modern novel as a perfectly established form, distinct from all that had gone before it in the form of a few stories that would come to bear the name "novel."
This was a flagrant yet mysterious break with the past. It consisted of explaining that the ordering element of a story can be an imitation of an all-knowing God, or simply a character who can know no more than what ordinary people like us know about others, with all the fallibility that knowledge implies. In a novel, as in Madame Bovary, there can be a godlike, omniscient narrator and various character-narrators, as long as the limits of each are respected.
At the level of prose, Flaubert always believed that the excellence of a phrase depended on its music and that one out-of-tune syllable was enough for the musical perfection of the phrase—to which Flaubert attributed incantatory qualities—to be lost. The five years he spent writing Madame Bovary were the richest and most creative from the point of view of the structure of the novel. If we are to be honest, the true creator of the modern novel was Flaubert.
The story of Emma Bovary and the author's almost daily letters to Louise Colet laid the foundations of the modern novel, though it took some time for this to be acknowledged. The invisible narrator is Flaubert's most important creation: here is a figure who knows everything about the story he tells, not as a presence but rather an absence, who knows everything that happens but does not reveal himself, in fact concealing his presence by feigning impersonality, always interrupted by the other characters in the story, to whom he is allowed to reveal himself, feeling a limited presence and existence as long as he doesn't go beyond what a person should or can know.
The angle of the focus is always the work of the godlike narrator, who distributes the appearances and disappearances of the characters according to the different fluctuations of the story. Within this framework, everything can be known and told, even the wise silences the narrator imposes in the course of the narrative.
The "new novel" that Flaubert invented in Madame Bovary allows everything, up to a certain point. For example, the creation of a briefly collective character, like the class into which the new student, Charles Bovary, bursts at the beginning of the novel when the professor introduces him to the auditorium. This auditorium is a single character who will break into distinct figures as the students in the class recover their personalities and become differentiated from one another. Within the schema created by Flaubert, all things are possible and coherent, as long as the novelist respects the rules and doesn't get distracted, causing an accident to happen and the whole rigorous framework of the novel to collapse.
The "new novel" that Flaubert invented in Madame Bovary allows everything, up to a certain point.
It wasn't easy for Flaubert to become that person who could take five years of his life to write Madame Bovary from morning to night, seven days a week. First, he had to come up with an illness convincing enough for his father the doctor, who logically wished for his son Gustave to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career. Critics and doctors have thoroughly debated Gustave Flaubert's famous illness, those crises that took hold of him and made him collapse to the floor, seeing stars.
I believe that he invented this illness to be able to work in peace, dedicating all his time to writing, which by no means meant that he didn't sometimes fall to the floor and see strange lights, and vomit, and so on. Thank goodness his letters to Louise Colet were preserved. She kept them, blessed be her memory. The letters from Louise Colet to Flaubert, on the other hand, were burned by a villainous niece for being too pornographic, for which she won the hatred of all Flaubertians (myself included, needless to say).
Did Flaubert have any idea of the revolution he would unleash with Madame Bovary? We cannot be sure. During those five years, he believed he was working on Madame Bovary, and probably wasn't aware of the extraordinary dissemination his discovery would achieve, or the revolution of the invisible, total narrator, which would occasion a caesura between the new novel and the old—the classical, in other words. This isn't the only time in literary history that someone, as if by chance, has discovered a new narrative system and caused a revolution with it (Borges in his short stories, for example).
I have always admired and felt affection for Flaubert, as if for an uncle or a grandfather. I've lost count of all the times I've been to Croisset to relive the strolls he took, crying out in the "yelling place" where he would go to test the perfection of his rhythmic phrases, and I've lost count of the times I've taken flowers to that cemetery packed with tombs and crosses. I have even visited the hospital that employed his father, the doctor whom he forced to provide for him while he worked on his river of a novel.
Two hundred years have passed since his birth, and the style of writing novels that he invented remains ever alive and young. I have a feeling that in the next two hundred years, his way of writing will remain vigorous, in a state of eternal youth.
Charlotte WhittleGustave FlaubertMadame BovaryMario Vargas Llosamodern novelson writing
Mario Vargas Llosa is Peru's foremost author and the winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature. In 1994 he was awarded the Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's most distinguished literary honor, and in 1995 he won the Jerusalem Prize. His many distinguished works include The Storyteller,The Feast of the Goat, Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter, Death in the Andes, In Praise of the Stepmother, The Bad Girl, Conversation in the Cathedral, The Way to Paradise, and The War of the End of the World. He lives in London.
Charlotte Whittle's recent translations include novels by Norah Lange, Jorge Comensal, and Elisa Victoria. She has received two PEN Translates awards and her translation of Norah Lange's People in the Room was nominated for several prizes. Her translation of Irene Vallejo's Papyrus: The Invention of Books in the Ancient World is forthcoming from Knopf in October. She divides her time between England and the United States.
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Elisir è un programma televisivo di informazione dedicato alla salute e al benessere, in onda su Rai 3 dal 29 settembre 1996 al 9 giugno 2017 e, nuovamente, dal 2020.

Il programma
La trasmissione è stata sempre condotta da Michele Mirabella, a cui si è affiancata nelle edizioni 2014-2015 e 2015-2016 Virginie Vassart, e dall'edizione 2020-2021 Benedetta Rinaldi. Nato come appuntamento di prima serata della domenica, dal 2012 Elisir è diventato uno spazio quotidiano del mattino della terza rete. Esclusivamente per la stagione 2012-2013 ha adottato il titolo di Buongiorno Elisir, per poi riprendere dall'anno successivo la storica denominazione. La sigla del programma, iniziale e finale, è un breve spezzone del brano Siana's Dream: The Music Box, dell'arpista americana Deborah Henson-Conant prima in versione riarrangiata e poi dalla stagione 2020-2021 nella versione originale.

Il programma affronta temi legati al mondo della salute e della medicina, con la presenza in studio di ospiti di primo piano: specialisti, professori, eccellenze del mondo della ricerca medica. Chiarezza e semplicità divulgativa sono le caratteristiche principali della trasmissione. Tra gli argomenti di conversazione, l'importanza dello stile di vita, la cultura alimentare, la prevenzione, ma anche il corretto dialogo tra medico e paziente. Particolare attenzione è inoltre dedicata alle novità terapeutiche, ai progressi nella diagnosi, alla ricerca. La trasmissione si avvale inoltre della partecipazione dei telespettatori, grazie ad un numero verde ed in seguito ad una postazione Internet che raccoglie testimonianze e quesiti via mail, o attraverso la pagina Facebook e il profilo Twitter del programma.

Per molti anni al fianco di Michele Mirabella è stato presente in studio un medico di famiglia, il dottor Carlo Gargiulo, mentre i collegamenti in esterna erano condotti dalla giornalista Patrizia Schisa. Nelle prime edizioni in prima serata erano coinvolti in studio anche alcuni ospiti legati al mondo dello spettacolo, chiamati a testimoniare con vicende personali tematiche legate alla salute, e a giocare ad un test sempre legato ad argomenti di natura medica. Dalla stagione 2016-2017 il programma ha ridotto la sua durata a soli 10 minuti, lasciando lo spazio di approfondimento alla nuova trasmissione Tutta salute, per poi essere definitivamente chiuso nel mese di giugno 2017. Dal 7 settembre 2020, dopo alcuni anni di pausa, la trasmissione è tornata in onda in forma quotidiana al posto di Tutta salute con la conduzione di Michele Mirabella e Benedetta Rinaldi. A partire dalla stagione 2022-2023 i due conduttori vengono affiancati da Francesca Parisella con una rubrica sulle fake news.

Pronto Elisir
Dal 2005 il programma ha avuto una versione estiva di durata più breve dal titolo Pronto Elisir, in onda alla domenica nell'access prime time. Tale versione, caratterizzata dall'ampio spazio dato agli interventi via telefono del pubblico da casa, è stata condotta nel 2005 e 2006 da Gigliola Cinquetti con la partecipazione, per alcune interviste esclusive, di Michele Mirabella. Dopo una pausa di qualche stagione, il programma è tornato nell'estate del 2008 sotto la guida dello storico autore e conduttore, padrone di casa anche nelle edizioni in onda nelle estati dal 2009 al 2012.

Speciali in prima serata
La trasmissione partecipa attivamente ogni anno all'iniziativa I Giorni della Ricerca, organizzata dall'AIRC (Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca sul Cancro) in collaborazione con la Rai, realizzando una puntata in prima serata interamente incentrata sul cancro e sulla ricerca per sconfiggere la malattia. Nel giugno 2015, forte del successo dell'edizione del mattino, il programma è tornato in prima serata con tre appuntamenti dedicati alla salute e allo star bene d'estate.

Libri
Nel 1997, edito da Rai-Eri, è uscito il libro La lunga vita di Elisir, scritto da Michele Mirabella, Carlo Gargiulo, Carla Massi e Arnaldo D'Amico.

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"Today I confirmed the scale of the privacy breach on Friday was larger than first thought.
It has been very disappointing to learn today that the spread sheet released in error on Friday could be manipulated to provide details of every claim in the Canterbury Home Repair Programme.
This means that the number of claim details released was potentially as high as 83,000. No names were released.
It would take a detailed examination of the spread sheet to view this information, and it was not apparent that it was accessible when I provided information to our customers on Friday.
It's important to note that we have undertakings from the recipient that the information was destroyed, so the information is no longer available to anyone outside EQC.
However, this does not excuse the lapse that has allowed so much private information out, no matter how briefly. I unreservedly apologise to all our customers in the Canterbury Home Repair Programme.
As I said on Friday, we are reviewing our systems to prevent this from ever occurring again.
And our Prime Minister, John Key, has said the EQC staffer involved should not be sacked.
1. Turning off auto-populate is a knee-jerk reaction. It's a neat productivity feature for people using email. It's the wrong strategy for the EQC.
2. There are some good alternative approaches to sharing information in a secure way, and the EQC needs to get onto these immediately – not as a long term strategy. Creating shared, secure repositories of data relevant to an external organization, with auditing capabilities to see who has access to what, should be investigated ASAP … and implemented within a month.
3. In the immediate short term – i.e., this week – the EQC needs to start investigating data leakage protection / prevention software. This class of software tools scans outgoing email messages and if something remiss is found, it blocks the transmission (or highlights it for review by a human being). Given the sensitivity of the information the EQC is dealing with, and the already tenuous timeframes people are struggling under for getting their houses and property fixed, the EQC can't afford another such public situation.
4. This privacy breach was identified and made public. Speaking broadly and not about the EQC now, many other breaches are never identified. Organizations just don't have the systems in place to ensure email is used effectively, and that sensitive or confidential information isn't released. It's time to do something about it – and not just by the EQC.
In extreme conditions we can have a mail scanner to monitor the email transactions but it may affect the quality of service.
Here's a question coming from different direction. Do we actually want to stop these sorts of breaches from government, or is this a good way for New Zealanders to actually get to the truth. In all the media, I've not seen any EQC claimant complain about the breach, but rather the unfairness of how they have been dealt with by EQC.
Breaches of this nature have in the past revealed a lot more about the organisation from which they have come. When I think about ACC, their breaches highlighted some significant issues with their corporate culture along with questions which were being raised about their processes. The upside has been that positive change has taken place.
A different view indeed Vaughan. What I hear you saying is that employees should actively share confidential business information that highlights the flaws in the business's operating approach. That's a fairly extreme approach to whistle blowing. What protections would you suggest should be in place for an employee who does actively distribute such information and it turns out they were wrong about the organization?


Through 25 years of experience and resources in gifted education, SIG provides a unique environment for gifted and talented students to connect with peers in a community of like-minded learners from all over the world who share common interests, abilities and goals.
Students will benefit from superior programming, which combines academics with social, cultural and recreational opportunities for a well-rounded summer. Each course is led by skilled instructors who have expertise in their disciplines and represent a range of professional backgrounds.
These 3-week summer sessions will allow your child to mature and develop in every element of his or her life, developing long-lasting and meaningful relationships, increasing in self-confidence and thinking in divergent ways , all within a safe and secure environment at a prestigious campus. No matter which program option you choose, you can rest assured the overall atmosphere of SIG will nurture and grow your child's gift.
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SIG faculty bring a diversity of talent and skills from many areas. They are all local teachers and other professionals who commute to campus daily. The passions they bring to the program are enhanced by specified SIG training.
Students not only study traditional subjects, but also might encounter Socrates and Plato, design their own business, perform comedy improvisation, and learn in many other active and unique ways. Learning is fun!
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COVID-19 Is Not an Occupational Disease
When workers compensation insurance was first conceived over 100 years ago, it was designed to cover traumatic injuries in an industrial setting. As workers compensation evolved, that coverage expanded in many ways.
Mark Walls
Workers Compensation Issues
It was recognized that there were certain diseases or conditions, like asbestosis and black lung disease, to which workers in certain occupations were exposed and the general public was not similarly exposed. The cause of these occupational diseases was not a sudden traumatic exposure but instead resulted from exposure over time and often took several years before the disease manifested itself. The traditional workers compensation system was not set up for such conditions, so most states eventually passed occupational disease statutes as part of their workers compensation laws.
Infectious diseases were never considered occupational diseases. However, despite this, most states will cover infectious diseases under workers compensation if the worker can show all of the following.
They contracted the disease.
They were exposed to the disease in the workplace.
Their risk of catching the disease at work is greater than the general public.
All of this leads us to the events of 2020 with the COVID-19 pandemic. Although thousands of workers compensation claims were paid under the existing standard previously mentioned, several states passed presumption laws, assuming that workers in certain occupations contracted COVID-19 in the workplace. These presumptions changed the burden of proof for covered employees so that workers no longer had to prove they had a greater risk of catching the disease than the general public.
Classifying COVID-19 as an Occupational Disease
A troubling legislative trend is emerging in 2021 that takes this one step further. Several states are considering legislation or regulatory action that will classify COVID-19 as an occupational disease under their statutes. This consideration is alarming for many reasons.
First and foremost, COVID-19 is NOT an occupational disease. Millions of people worldwide contracted the disease, most of whom did not catch it in the workplace. An occupational disease, by definition, is particular to the risks of the occupation. That is not the case with COVID-19.
Will this open the door for future infectious diseases to be covered under workers compensation insurance? The flu of 1918 never went away; it lives on in a mutated form necessitating annual vaccinations. The COVID-19 virus will likely undergo similar mutations that could also necessitate annual vaccinations. Will all respiratory viruses be considered an occupational disease in the future?
Additionally, by making COVID-19 a named occupational disease, are policymakers creating a de-facto presumption that all COVID-19 is work-related? Policymakers seem to be using workers compensation insurance to cover some of the pandemic costs, but workers compensation is not health insurance. There is no way for employers to run loss control against a global pandemic; there is no way for underwriters to assess the risks of a worldwide pandemic accurately.
If we continue to blur the lines between workers compensation and group health coverage, where does this lead? Cancer and heart disease are already considered occupational diseases for specific occupations in certain states, as are hernias and bloodborne diseases. When workers compensation becomes responsible for common conditions that impact millions of people every year, it is no longer meeting its designed purpose. It is no longer a grand bargain for employers when they are being forced to pay claims under workers compensation that should be the healthcare system's responsibility.


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DALLAS, TX (January 10, 2019) – Texas Rangers Events and Live Nation are proud to announce legendary musician Billy Joel will perform on Saturday, October 12 for the Final Show at Globe Life Park in Arlington. This performance will be Billy Joel's first-ever baseball stadium performance in North Texas. Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, January 18 at 10:00 a.m.
"Billy Joel is an iconic artist and we are thrilled to have such a respected musician perform at Globe Life Park. The concert will create a legendary experience for baseball and music fans alike, especially as the final concert at Globe Life Park," Sr. Vice President of Operations and Events Sean Decker said.
In December 2013, Billy Joel became Madison Square Garden's first-ever music franchise, joining the ranks of the storied venue's other original franchises – the New York Knicks, Rangers, and Liberty. Since January 2014, Joel has played one show per month at The Garden. This unprecedented and wildly successful residency will mark a 60th consecutive sellout with its January 24, 2019, show and hit its record-setting 100th career MSG show last July.
In December 2013, Joel received The Kennedy Center Honors, one of the United States' top cultural awards. He is also the recipient of six GRAMMY® Awards, including the prestigious Grammy Legend Award. Joel has been inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and has received numerous industry awards including a TONY AWARD for "Movin' Out," a Broadway musical based on Joel's music. For his accomplishments as a musician and as a humanitarian, Joel was honored as the 2002 MusiCares Person Of The Year by the MusiCares Foundation and the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. Billy Joel: "New York State of Mind," the documentary film, explores Joel's unprecedented franchise at Madison Square Garden. Billy Joel: New York State of Mind won five New York Emmys at the 61st Annual NY Emmy Awards in April 2018.
American Express® cardmembers will have access to purchase presale tickets beginning Monday, January 14 at 10:00 a.m. until Thursday, January 17 at 10:00 p.m. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, January 18 at 10:00 a.m. and will be available at www.livenation.com.


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Mirage News Politics	August 7, 2019 6:14 pm AEST Date Time
Liberals vote against free TAFE
Tasmanian Labor
Today's vote shows the Liberals don't care about jobs
Liberals should swallow their pride and support free TAFE
The minority Liberal Government has failed unemployed Tasmanians by today voting down Labor's motion on free TAFE.
The motion put forward by the Shadow Minister for TAFE, Michelle O'Byrne, called on the Government to adopt Labor's policy for free TAFE courses across key industry sectors where there are skills shortages.
Ms O'Byrne said it was clear from today's outcome that the Liberals aren't serious about addressing Tasmania's disgraceful jobless rate.
"The move to vote down Labor's motion shows the Liberals have no credibility when it comes to addressing unemployment in this state," Ms O'Byrne said.
"There are fewer Tasmanians in full-time work than when the Liberals were elected in 2014.
"Tasmania's jobless rate is 6.7%, which is the worst in Australia with the jobless rate for Tasmanian women being the highest in Australia at 7.1%.
"More than 6,200 Tasmanian full time jobs have been lost in the last year, 4,100 of these being women.
"The jobless rate for Tasmanians under 25 years old is 13.5%, the second worst in Australia.
"Tasmania's underemployment rate is 10.4%, which is the worst in the nation and the average duration of unemployment in Tasmania is 70.9 weeks, well above the national average.
"These are the cold hard facts and the Liberals today missed the chance to do something about it by voting down free TAFE courses across key sectors experiencing skills shortages including disability and aged care, building and construction, and hospitality."
Michelle O'Byrne MP
Shadow Minister for TAFE, University and Skills
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"IACC has been a catalyst in trying to build a bridge between US and India in terms of Increasing the bi-lateral trade . The present approach of IACC is to help entrepreneurs to partner with US companies with the help of US Commercial Office at Delhi. We have also requested the Chief-de-Mission to provide us with the details of USA Investing companies, to enable us to circulate it to IACC members. So that our members will able to identify their business interest which will help for the match making.


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Q: How to trigger tab key button event? If you see the image attached below. The country name style changes on mouse over. But when i click the down arrow key we have to show the same behavior.
Can some one tell me how to do this ?

A: Idea is to bind on keydown event and if key is arrow down - you should select next in the list. You have to have index of current selection and using it highlight menu item. When mouse over event happens, just change current selection index to the hovered item. Using index change background color. It's super easy to do with ReactJs and similar UI frameworks and a little messy with jQuery but if you got the idea, hopefully, you will succeed.
2 code snippets that should help:
$(document).keydown(function(e) {
    switch(e.which) {
        case 37: // left
        break;

        case 38: // up
        break;

        case 39: // right
        break;

        case 40: // down
        break;

        default: return; // exit this handler for other keys
    }
    e.preventDefault(); // prevent the default action (scroll / move caret)
});

$('.tg').bind('keypress', function(event) {
  if(event.which === 13) { // tab
    $(this).next().focus();
  }
});

Sources:
- Simulate pressing tab key with jQuery
- Binding arrow keys in JS/jQuery
I have demo repo where i done similar thing with ReactJs https://github.com/liesislukas/react-dropdown-autocomplete-with-search


This statistic shows the value of strategic investment deals made by domestic hospitals in China in 2016, by investor's industry. In 2016, the deal value for strategic investments in Chinese hospitals made by medical equipment investors amounted to 108 million yuan in total.
Note: 1 yuan equals approximately 0.15 U.S. dollars and 0.13 euro as of November 2017.