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"Zionist colonization must either stop, or else proceed regardless of the native population. Which means that it can proceed and develop only under the protection of a power that is independent of the native population - behind an IRON WALL, which the native population cannot breach."
"The best description of the barrier, its routing and impact is shown in the film The Iron Wall."
"The Iron Wall is a highly recommended film for anyone concerned with the quest for a just and peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - a film that takes a clear stand while showing genuine empathy for both sides."
-- Hillel Schenker, Co-Editor for Palestine-Israel Journal.
"This is a powerful film exposing one of the most pressing issues of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It is imperative that it gets a wide audience, and that efforts are mobilized to subvert a catastrophic outcome."
From time to time a new shipment of history arrives"
The latest shipment of history is the Israeli occupation. In 1948, the western part of the city fell under Israeli control; in 1967, the eastern part fell under Israeli occupation. Since then, Israel has pursued a policy of Judaizing the city, aiming to achieve "Jewish demographic superiority." Part of this policy is to drive Palestinian Muslims and Christians out of the city; denying their presence, history, and ties to the land.
The documentary takes you on a journey exposing Israel's policy to gain supremacy and hegemony over the city and its inhabitants. It also touches on the future of the city: Jerusalem is the key to peace; without Jerusalem, there is no peace for anyone.
The film includes interviews with Palestinian and Israeli leaders, human rights activists and political analysts.
Tonight, the theatre was packed tight. Young and old local Palestinian Jerusalemites, staff from the dozens of international agencies based in Jerusalem, donor representatives, foreign representatives, media, and the crew that produced the film were all present. The audience anxiously awaited the lights to be turned out and the film to start. One constituency that was clearly missing was Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza. Those from Bethlehem, Ramallah, Nablus, Jericho, Gaza, Rafah, and Hebron are all prohibited by Israeli regulations from entering Jerusalem without special permits that are rarely issued. The Iron Wall and tonight?s film, Jerusalem?The east side story, reveal the strategic policies that aim to Judaize the city and control Palestinian demographic growth. The resulting collective punishment is part of a larger scheme to pressure Palestinians into submission or flight.
Jerusalem?The east side story is a documentary that squeezes nearly 100 years of history into an hour or so of cinema. It mainly exposes the past 40 years of Israeli military occupation policies in Jerusalem and their devastating impact on the city and its peoples.
The other moving personal account is of a Palestinian woman from West Jerusalem, Mrs. Nahla Assali, who walks the audience around the home that her family fled in 1948, only to come back after the war to find a Jewish family living in it and a plush Israeli neighbourhood replacing her childhood environs. Mrs. Assali ends her sombre account with a sentence that speaks volumes. She says, "We live in fantasy, they live in denial, and one day we should both come to reality."
Throughout the film, the selection of music is superb. Arabic and English clips take the audience from one issue to the next, but each song is a deep reflection of the issue at hand. One tune that is repeated throughout is, "I Still Haven't Found What I've Been Looking for" by the band U2 - a relevant choice for anyone looking for peaceful coexistence in Jerusalem in the 21st century.
One of the most moving parts of the film is its coverage of the phenomenon of house demolitions. The film meticulously goes through the process of how the Israeli occupation authorities have administratively installed a system of occupation that is sugar-coated with a legal wrap, but leads to the same end as all the other measures of the occupation: to contain and control Palestinian demographic growth through destroying Palestinian livelihood and creating a reality that is designed to encourage the Palestinians to choose to exit rather than stay and demand their rights. One young schoolgirl explains how she came home from school one day to find her family?s home demolished by Israeli bulldozers. Her mother explains how she sat in the rubble waiting for her daughter to return home from school fearing the shock that her daughter was about to experience. This account brought tears to my eyes.
The film explains in bite-size history lessons how Jerusalem was not only conquered by force, but also how the State of Israel took distinct annexation measures to enlarge the city boundaries in order to block the possibility of a sustainable Palestinian presence in the city. Meshed with this discussion is the most recent manifestation of Israel's separation policy: the illegal separation barrier - part wall and part fence - which cuts through Palestinian neighbourhoods in Jerusalem and leaves Palestinian Jerusalemites in utter limbo.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is interviewed and equates the Israeli policy in Jerusalem with that of "ethnic cleansing." His statement is bound to catch the ear of all those on the Israeli right and in the U.S. Congress who would like no better than to label President Abbas a non-partner in peace negotiations, as they successfully did with Yasser Arafat.
I?ve only mentioned a few samples of what this film presents. The most shocking ones I?ll leave to your viewing, especially the episode that relates to activities carried out by the Jewish settler movement inside the walled Old City, in collusion with official Israeli authorities.
If you have a desire for justice, you will exit this film with your blood boiling. Then you may recall that, in the face of all of this, Palestinians have remained steadfast for decades while they have been acted upon as if they were mice in a laboratory experiment. Saluting the resilience of Palestinians will be a natural reaction to all these emotions. However, if you hold a U.S. passport and recall that it is U.S. political support and funding that has allowed things to reach this level of inhumanity, you will walk away disgraced, rightfully so. This feeling of disgrace toward the U.S. will also be felt as the audience bursts out in laughter when President Bush is shown speaking - or rather stuttering - about Israel?s illegal separation barrier and says, "This wall is - uh - a problem ..."
Next to me in the first row sat a young family: Laura, a beautiful six-year-old girl, and her parents. I was pleasantly disturbed when, throughout the film, Laura repeatedly whispered to her mother "What?s this?" She asked this when the screen showed Palestinians being arrested, when homes were being demolished, when people were being harassed at checkpoints, and at other times. Seeing this young girl nag her mom for an explanation at every one of these scenes gave me a tremendous sense of relief that today's globalised generation of Palestinians will not drop the torch of this just cause. Knowing that Palestinian mothers across the occupied territory and throughout refugee camps in Palestine and abroad are explaining our just cause to yet another generation (regretfully I'm sure) somehow makes up for the lack of coherence and leadership today.
Director Mohammed Alatar made a few comments following the Jerusalem premiere. He said that he did not make the film so that people would like it, because there is nothing to like in military occupation; but rather he hopes and prays that people will wake up to today's bitter reality in the historic city of Jerusalem and do what it takes to bring peace to this troubled city. His remarks echoed the closing of the film which, instead of taking sides, noted that the ultimate loser in this conflict is Jerusalem, the city. One of the closing statements by the narrator is, "When the stones of Jerusalem become more holy than its people, doesn't it lose its holiness?" - A question well worth reflecting upon.
"Blazes with a kind of spiritual grace while remaining firmly grounded in a tragic reality."
Encounter Point's Israeli/Palestinian/North American/ Brazilian production team includes: director & producer Ronit Avni (formerly of WITNESS), co-director Julia Bacha (co-writer/editor of the award-winning documentary, Control Room), producers Nahanni Rous and Joline Makhlouf, the first Palestinian female pilot. Encounter Point was edited in Jerusalem and Park Slope, Brooklyn, and features original music by Kareem Roustom, who combines classical Arabic melodies and instruments with traditional Jewish Klezmer to form a harmonious fusion that mirrors the subject matter.
Just as the title indicates, a great basic education in the Occupation today, the history behind it, and what needs to be done about it.
Director of Public Relations at Bier Ziet University. He is the most prominent Palestinian Armenian figure -- Headed press centre during Madrid conference.
Former (1963-1965) Attache at the US Embassy in Baghdad; Former (1973-1975) US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
Executive Director of Rabbis for Human Rights - an organization of Israeli rabbis committed to defending the human rights of all people in Israel and in the territories under Israeli control.
Former Professor of Ancient History and Biblical studies. Founder of Christians and Muslims for Peace.
Assisting Bishop (2001-2004) of the Diocese of Washington. The Episcopal Diocese of Washington comprises 93 Episcopal congregations in the District of Columbia and the Maryland counties of Montgomery, Prince George's, Charles and Saint Mary's.
Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies. An author, analyst, and activist on Middle East and UN issues. Helped found and co-chairs the U.S. Campaign to End Israeli Occupation.
Director of Emergencies at Human Rights Watch -- the largest human rights organization based in the United States. He has conducted extensive fact-finding investigations into human rights abuses in the West Bank (Israeli Occupied Territory).
Former Advocacy Director with Amnesty International -- a Nobel Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with over 1.8 million members worldwide. Amnesty International undertakes research and action focused on preventing and ending grave human rights abuses worldwide.
Institute Professor Emeritus of linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. An Author and Analyst of Global Affairs including, US foreign Policy, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Author of "The fateful triangle: the United States, Israel, and the Palestinians."
Former director of the Office of International Justice and Peace, United States Catholic Conference (91-98) and served as counselor on international affairs from (98-04). He traveled to the Holy Land numerous times to investigate the on-the-ground reality facing the Palestinian Christian community.
Parents of late peace activist Rachel Corrie -- who was killed by an Israeli Bulldozer while protesting the destruction of a Palestinian doctor's home. Founders of the Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice.
Served on the United Nations Human Rights Fact-finding Commission (2001) to investigate international law violations and human rights abuses in the West Bank and Gaza. Author and former Professor of International Law at Princeton University.
United States Congressman (1961-1983). Founder and Chairman of the Council for the National Interest. Author of "They Dare to Speak Out" and other books.
He served as director of World Vision's programs in Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip (1997-2001). Currently, he is director of humanitarian affairs and international relations -- and is responsible for diplomatic relations with UN government member missions in Geneva.
Israeli peace activist and co-founder of the International Solidarity Movement. A peace movement committed to resisting the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land using nonviolent, direct-action methods and principles.
Co-founder of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions and a Professor of Anthropology at Ben Gurion University. He has researched and written extensively on Israeli society and Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands.
Israeli Journalist living and working in the occupied territories, she writes for Ha'aretz -- an Israeli daily newspaper. She is the author of "Drinking the Sea at Gaza: Days and Nights in a Land under Siege."
He worked as an Interfaith Peacebuilder for the Fellowship of Reconciliation and took part in delegations to Israel/Palestine to learn from Palestinian and Israeli peace activists and experience directly the situation of Palestinians living under military occupation.
She worked with the Christian Peacemaker Team in Hebron (West Bank) -- which embraces the vision of unarmed intervention waged by committed peacemakers ready to risk injury and death in bold attempts to transform lethal conflict through nonviolent means.
Spokesperson of Gush Shalom -- an Israeli Peace Group which has played a leading role in determining the moral and political agenda of the peace forces in Israel, as well as in breaking the so-called "national consensus" based on misinformation.
Israeli peace activist and founder of Women's Organization for Political Prisoners -- established with the objective of helping female political prisoners who struggle against Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory. She was also a soldier who served during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.
Director of the Middle East Institute - School of International and Public Affairs/Columbia University. Author of "Palestinian Identity: The Construction of Modern National Consciousness" and "British Policy towards Syria and Palestine" -- among other books.
Spokesperson of Yush Gvul -- an Israeli peace group campaigning against the occupation by backing soldiers who refuse duties of a repressive or aggressive nature. He is an Israeli peace activist, freelance journalist, and author of "Refusenik!: Israel's Soldiers of Conscience."
Rabbi of Beyt Tikkun and editor of TIKKUN magazine -- A Bimonthly Jewish Critique of Politics, Culture and Society. In 2002, He founded The Tikkun Community which brought hundreds of people to Washington, D.C. to a Teach-In to Congress on Middle East Peace.
The spiritual leader of Temple Beth Or in Miami, FL. She was previously co-chair of the Jewish Peace Forum and, under its auspices, organized Jewish peace delegations to Israel and the West Bank. She is currently on the Rabbinic Cabinet of the Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace.
Roger Normand is co-founder and executive director of the Center for Economic and Social Rights in New York, and has led recent human rights missions to Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel and Palestine.
She is an American-born Israeli attorney who works on the front lines and defends Palestinians in Israeli courts against house demolitions, land confiscations, torture, and illegal detentions. Her litigation won an Israeli Supreme Court banning certain torture methods in Israel.
An Israeli-born lecturer from Haifa University. Through his life experiences and scholarly research he came to challenge the common historical narrative of his state. He is one of the so called 'New Historians' who in the late 1980s exposed the 1948 ethnic cleansing Israel carried out in Palestine.
A prominent Palestinian psychiatrist who has undergone extensive research about the mental health condition of children living and Gaza. He is the director of the Gaza Community Mental Health Program.
Research director of B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights group -- established in 1989 by a group of prominent academics, attorneys, journalists, and Knesset members. It endeavors to document and educate the Israeli public and policymakers about human rights violations in the Occupied Territories.
An Israeli peace campaigner for more than 15 years, lives in Jerusalem. She is a founding member of the Coalition of Women for a Just Peace, a grouping of eight Israeli and Palestinian women's peace organizations.
His diplomatic career includes positions as US Ambassador to Israel (1997-1999), the Arab Republic of Egypt (1994-1997), and the United Arab Emirates (1989-1992). He also served as Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs under the Clinton administration.
American freelance journalist who has traveled independently throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip. She founded If Americans Knew and frequently lectures throughout the United States to misinformed and uninformed citizens on one of the most significant issues affecting them today.
Second Edition DVD - "Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority"
An excellent video with the song "All Aboard the Mavi Marmara" (just 6.5 minutes) that recounts what has been happening to the Palestinians, the destruction of Gaza, the desperate need for aid there, and featuring the real story of what the Freedom Flotilla of May 2010 was doing, and what was done on board the Mavi Marmara.
What America Must Do to End the Israel-Palestine Conflict"
features four U.S. statesmen — Jimmy Carter, James Baker, Brent Scowcroft and Zbigniew Brzezinski — who say the time is right for a new U.S. initiative.
This 20-minute DVD is presented by Landrum Bolling with cooperation from the Foundation for Middle East Peace and Mercy Corps International.
Copies are available on request from the Foundation for Middle East Peace by sending an e-mail to keith@cmep.org with your name and address.


This article is the second of a two-part series on some of the latest and greatest canine medical innovations.
In the last DogTrekker.com newsletter, I addressed two medical innovations that have been both rapid and effective in providing better quality and quantity of life for pets – stem cell therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. In this article, I will address arthroscopy, joint replacements, orthotics and prosthetics, as well as general integrative health care.
One of the most prevalent issues we see in dogs is orthopedic disease. Fractures, trauma, dysplasia, arthritis and other conditions are common amongst canine patients. In the past, when a dog had a damaged or unstable joint, suffered neurological damage, or lost a limb there was not much to be done.
Surgeons are replacing hip and elbow joints in dogs in much the same way as it is done with people. In addition, the widespread use of arthroscopic surgery allows surgeons to "clean up" an arthritic joint in a minimally invasive approach.
From a non-surgical perspective, we routinely create orthotic devices such as knee braces for cruciate ligament injuries to stabilize the joint and allow it to heal while maintaining the ability for the pet to walk on the leg. Appropriate bracing and physical rehabilitation can be viable alternatives to surgery.
Dogs who have lost part of a limb can now be fitted with prosthetics, which allow them to move more comfortably and effectively. Just as in people, canine prosthetics are custom created for the individual and require time and effort to train the wearer how to use them. That said, a prosthetic limb in the right patient can make a huge difference in quality of life.
Although it may not be a technological advancement, the acceptance of an integrative model of veterinary health care is worthy of mention. Rather than viewing health care as either "conventional" or "alternative," the concept of "one medicine" is gaining acceptance in both the human and veterinary medical fields. Science and technology have incredibly advanced medicine treatments, but the infinite complexity of the canine biological machine should never be overlooked. When properly supported through nutrition, supplementation, and other natural methods, the body can do things technology can only dream of. There are miracles of medicine to be found everywhere and thus it is always to the patient's benefit to explore all treatment options. The acceptance of this philosophy is a welcome change in the medical field.
There are so many medical advances on the near horizon. Within the next few years, veterinary medicine will have access to science fiction-like technologies such as nanomedicine, personalized cancer care through gene therapy, and anti-aging therapy through telomerase activation. Thirty years ago, who could have imagined the treatment options for dogs that are now routine? The rate at which medical technology is progressing makes the future of veterinary health care options almost unimaginably bright.


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Q: How do I use QName (python xml.etree.ElementTree?) I have done a fair amount of reading on QName but I can't find any good examples of how to use it.  Could someone give me a simple example of how to use QName and explain what context it would be used in?

A: QName can be used when constructing XML documents with attributes that are in a different namespace than the containing element. Example (Python 2.7):
from xml.etree import ElementTree as ET

NS1 = "http://example1.com"
NS2 = "http://example2.com"

ET.register_namespace("x", NS1)
ET.register_namespace("y", NS2)

qname1 = ET.QName(NS1, "root")    # Element QName
qname2 = ET.QName(NS2, "attr")    # Attribute QName

root = ET.Element(qname1, {qname2: "test"})
print ET.tostring(root)

Output:
<x:root xmlns:x="http://example1.com" xmlns:y="http://example2.com" y:attr="test" />

One application for which this can be useful is XLink.

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We must guard against flooding, urges MoBay mayor
Published:Friday | November 13, 2020 | 12:17 AMChristopher Thomas/Gleaner Writer
Mayor of Montego Bay Leeroy Williams.
WESTERN BUREAU:
With indications that the country could continue to experience adverse weather conditions for weeks to come, Montego Bay Mayor Leeroy Williams is urging Jamaicans to take the necessary preventive measures to prevent potential disasters.
"We should seek to prevent destruction from heavy floods by paying attention to the maintenance of our drains, and as a people, we should avoid dumping waste in our gullies. This is so apt because at this time, we are experiencing bad-weather conditions and flooding, particularly in the eastern part of the island," said Williams while addressing yesterday's monthly meeting of the St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC).
DEVASTATING LOSS
Since last month, sections of Jamaica have experienced intermittent showers and isolated thunderstorms as a result of unstable weather across the western Caribbean. Several parishes, mainly in the eastern and southern sections of the island, have also experienced multibillion-dollar devastation due to floods and landslides. Several farms have also taken a hit, with estimates of losses also in the billions.
Williams, who is also chairman of the StJMC, cited a 2019 publication from the Economic Commission on Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), which stated that 408 natural disasters affected the Caribbean region between 1990 and 2017.
"The countries that suffered the highest numbers of disasters were Haiti with 90, the Dominican Republic with 59, and Cuba with 53. Thankfully, Jamaica has been spared a direct hit [from a tropical storm or hurricane] so far [this year], but Jamaica has been severely affected by heavy rains from the outer bands from Hurricanes Zeta and Eta," said Williams in reference to the two most recent storms that affected the island.
"We need to promote actions aimed at preventing, mitigating, responding to, and recovering from the impact of disasters on people's lives and well-being. The flooding [in eastern Jamaica] is going to cost the country a substantial amount of money, so whatever can be done to prepare for such flooding, we need to make sure that as citizens, we do the right thing," added Williams.
ECLAC's December 2007 disaster risk management assessment notes that Jamaica's position in the north-western Caribbean basin makes it particularly 4vulnerable to natural hazards such as hurricanes and floods.
Eta, which is now affecting the United States, is the 28th named Atlantic storm this hurricane season, tying the 2005 record for named storms.
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Q: Confusion solving $\frac{u_x}{x}+\frac{u_y}{y}+\frac{u_z}{z}=\frac{u}{1-u}$? How do I solve this PDE:
$$\frac{u_x}{x}+\frac{u_y}{y}+\frac{u_z}{z}=\frac{u}{1-u} \hspace{2cm} u(\sqrt{y^2+z^2},y,z)=g(y)$$
I think we must write:
$$\frac{dx}{1/x}=\frac{dy}{1/y}=\frac{dz}{1/z}=\frac{du}{u/(u-1)}$$
Which yields:
$$x \;dx = y\; dy \\ x \;dx = z \;dz \\ x \;dx = \frac{u-1}{u} \;du $$
I think integrating them, I'd get:
$$\frac{x^2}{2}=\frac{y^2}{2}+c1$$
$$\frac{x^2}{2}=\frac{z^2}{2}+c2$$
$$\frac{x^2}{2}=u-\log(u)+c3$$
I am a bit lost now: What do I do?

A: $$\frac{u_x}{x}+\frac{u_y}{y}+\frac{u_z}{z}=\frac{u}{1-u} \tag 1$$
You correctly wrote the Charpit-Lagrange ODEs :
$$\frac{dx}{1/x}=\frac{dy}{1/y}=\frac{dz}{1/z}=\frac{du}{u/(u-1)}$$
A first characteristic equation comes from solving $\frac{dx}{1/x}=\frac{dy}{1/y}$ :
$$x^2-y^2=C_1$$
A second characteristic equation comes from solving $\frac{dx}{1/x}=\frac{dz}{1/z}$ :
$$x^2-z^2=C_2$$
A third characteristic equation comes from solving $\frac{dx}{1/x}=\frac{du}{u/(u-1)}$ :
$$ue^{-u}e^{-x^2/2}=C_3$$
The general solution of the PDE expressed on the form of implicit equation is $\Psi(C_1\:,\:C_2\:,\:C_3)=0$ with arbitrary function $\Psi$ of three arguments. Or equivalently $C_3=\Phi(C_1\:,\:C_2)$ :
$$ue^{-u}e^{-x^2/2}=\Phi\left( (x^2-y^2)\:,\:(x^2-z^2)\right)$$
The function of two arguments $\Phi$ is an arbitrary function until the boundary condition be taken into account.
$$\boxed{ue^{-u}=e^{x^2/2}\:\Phi\left( (x^2-y^2)\:,\:(x^2-z^2)\right)} \tag 2$$
$u(x,y,z)$ can be expressed on explicit form thanks to a special function as this will be shown latter. We don't need it to continue.
CONDITION : $u(\sqrt{y^2+z^2},y,z)=g(y)$
In order to avoid missunderstanding the calculus will be shown in full details.
$u(\sqrt{y^2+z^2},y,z)=g(y)$ has to be satisfied any $y,z$ that is whatever the symbols are. Thus this is equivalent to
$$u(\sqrt{\lambda^2+\mu^2},\lambda,\mu)=g(\lambda)\quad\text{ any }\lambda,\mu.$$
We put it into Eq.$(2)$ :
$$g(\lambda)e^{-g(\lambda)}=e^{\frac{\lambda^2+\mu^2}{2}}\:\Phi\left( ((\lambda^2+\mu^2)-\lambda^2)\:,\:((\lambda^2+\mu^2)-\mu^2)\right)$$
$$g(\lambda)e^{-g(\lambda)}=e^{\frac{\lambda^2+\mu^2}{2}}\:\Phi\left( \mu^2\:,\:\lambda^2\right)$$
$$g(\lambda)e^{-g(\lambda)}e^{-\lambda^2/2}=e^{\mu^2/2}\:\Phi\left( \mu^2\:,\:\lambda^2\right)$$
The term on the left isn't function of $\mu$. Thus the term on the right isn't function of $\mu$ which implies
$$\Phi\left( \mu^2\:,\:\lambda^2\right)=e^{-\mu^2/2}F(\lambda)$$
with $F$ arbitrary function of $\lambda$.
$$g(\lambda)e^{-g(\lambda)}e^{-\lambda^2/2}=F\left(\lambda\right)$$
$$\Phi\left( \mu^2\:,\:\lambda^2\right)=e^{-\mu^2/2}g(\lambda) e^{-g(\lambda)}e^{-\lambda^2/2}$$
$$\Phi\left( \mu^2\:,\:\lambda^2\right)=e^{-(\lambda^2+\mu^2)/2}g(\lambda) e^{-g(\lambda)}$$
Now the function $\Phi$ is determined. We will put it into the general solution Eq.$(2)$ where $\mu^2=(x^2-y^2)$ and $\lambda^2=(x^2-z^2)$ :
$$\Phi\left( (x^2-y^2)\:,\:(x^2-z^2)\right)=e^{-(2x^2-y^2-z^2)/2}g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right) e^{-g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right)}$$
$$ue^{-u}=e^{x^2/2}\:e^{-(2x^2-y^2-z^2)/2}g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right) e^{-g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right)}$$
$$\boxed{ue^{-u}=e^{(-x^2+y^2+z^2)/2}g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right) e^{-g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right)}} \tag 3$$
This is the solution on implicit form, which satisfies the condition.
On explicit form :
$$u(x,y,z)=-W\left(-e^{(-x^2+y^2+z^2)/2}g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right) e^{-g\left(\sqrt{x^2-z^2}\right)} \right)$$
$W$ is the LambertW function. Note that the function $W(X)$ is multivalued. The real values are denoted $W_0(X)$ and $W_{-1}(X)$. See : https://mathworld.wolfram.com/LambertW-Function.html


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Q: Why is there memory leak while using shared_ptr as a function parameter? I read a manual saying that (see http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/shared_ptr/make_shared):

Moreover, f(shared_ptr<int>(new int(42)), g()) can lead to memory leak
  if g throws an exception. This problem doesn't exist if make_shared is
  used.

Why would that lead to memory leak?

A: The compiler is allowed to evaluate that expression in the following order:
auto __temp1 = new int(42);
auto __temp2 = g();
auto __temp3 = shared_ptr<int>(__temp1);
f(__temp3, __temp2);

You can see that if g() throws, then the allocated object is never deleted.
Using make_shared, nothing can come between allocating the object and initialising the smart pointer to manage it.


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Zelda NES gets a new "souped-up" version for Switch, should Nintendo make more?
The Legend of Zelda: Living the life of luxury gives you a push toward victory
The Nintendo Switch Online Service's library of NES games got a little weirder today with the addition of The Legend of Zelda: Living the life of luxury. Yes, that's the actual title for a new version of the seminal action adventure game, one which exists as its own standalone entry in the list of NES games alongside regular The Legend of Zelda. This one's extra luxurious because Nintendo's taken the liberty of loading you up with tons of items and rupees, as well as revealing all of the game's many secret areas and shortcuts right from the get go.
It isn't exactly "easy mode" because all of the enemies will still hit you just as hard, and it isn't a shortcut straight through the game because you'll still have to find the dungeon-specific items that you need to reach the final battle with Ganon. It's more like a "let me play the game with all the cool stuff without having to bomb every wall and bush to find it first" mode.
Diehard Zelda fans may see the indiscriminate meting out of all the original game's secret rewards as sacrilegious, but hey, the original version is right there on Switch too. For everybody who wants to play Zelda but would probably spend half their time looking at a guide because they just don't have the time or patience to work all the riddles and mysteries out on their own, this is a novel alternative. Especially because Game Genie isn't a thing any more.
Hey, the 3 new games (as well the Special/SP version of The Legend of Zelda) are here! #NES #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/WdbLjBK0UaOctober 10, 2018
Plus, it makes such a lovely noise when you open up the new selection of games for the first time (Zelda: Ltlol arrives alongside Solomon's Key, NES Open Tournament Golf, and Super Dodgeball).
Keep playing with power with some favorites from our list of upcoming Switch games (opens in new tab).


Author, Gordon Strong, three time Ninkasi Winner at the National Homebrewers Conference takes you on a homebrewing journey.
Brewing Better Beer is a complete book how to brew great beer at home and win in competitions. A comprehensive format that includes tips, hints, examples, techniques, and recipes. Brewing Better Beer is the one book experienced homebrewers need to up their game.
Gordon won the Ninkasi Award in 2008, 2009, and 2010.
"Preparing for a homebrew competition helps you make better beer because it causes you to focus on what the judges will evaluate. So you have to optimize your brewing for the best consumer experience. If you can present a beer that will wow the judges, you can certainly have good beer on tap all the time at home."
"I really appreciate a good American Pale Ale. I think it's a good mark as to the brewer's skill since it's so straight-forward. It also can have a wide range of interpretations, so it does allow for some brewer creativity."
"I'm a Grand Master beer judge and the current president of the BJCP (www.bjcp.org). I firmly believe that becoming a beer judge is the single best thing a brewer can do to improve their beer since it helps you understand and evaluate your own products. It causes you to think about how the ingredients and processes result in what's in your glass, and to diagnose potential problems."
For myself only brewing around a year and half. I stepped up to all grain and was looking for that next step and this book was it. If you have everything you need for all grain and just need to work on your process and recipes then this book will help you out a ton. It is like a personal lesson on basic all grain equipment.
If you've been doing this awhile, then I recommend this book. I really enjoyed it, but I don't think a new brewer should jump into this yet.
If you already have brews under your belt, then this is the book for you. Takes you to the next level of brewing and explains why/how. Great read for adjusting water and more complex mashing.


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Humber's Clean Energy Revolution Poised to Take Giant Leap Forward
The Humber's clean energy revolution is poised to make another major leap forward after an ambitious bid by the University of Hull was today shortlisted for a multi-million economic regeneration funding programme.
UK Research and Innovation has revealed a consortium of leading Humber businesses, led by the University of Hull, have been chosen to develop their proposal for an investment of over £50m which will have a transformative effect on the economy and the people of the region.
If the multi-million pound bid is successful, the University will lead the consortium to accelerate economic growth and establishing the region as world leading in the innovations required to drive sustainable growth, creating 10,000 new jobs, driving inward investment and adding an additional £3-7bn GVA to the local economy.
The bid aims to drive innovation across the clean energy sector, supporting businesses to seize emerging opportunities, creating a range of jobs in new industries and firmly establishing the Humber as a global centre of clean energy expertise.
Key innovations will range from the generation of a range of clean energy sources to the storage and distribution of power.
It will also help to improve lives by enhancing the skills of people in the region and transforming the local environment by moving away from carbon-rich energy sources.
"We are well on the way to establishing the Humber as the energy estuary and this bid will only serve to accelerate that process. We are poised and ready to take a giant leap forward in the clean energy revolution."
Dr Maggie McGowan, Director of Research and Innovation at the University of Hull
Director of Research and Innovation at the University of Hull, Dr Maggie McGowan, says: "This clean energy revolution has the potential to transform our region in the same way oil transformed Aberdeen, but our mission is a clean and inclusive one. Our vision is that innovations in the clean energy revolution will deliver benefits to everyone in the region and create opportunities for employment, enhancing a culture of inclusive innovation and enterprise.
"This vision brings together industry leaders from across the region and will be pivotal in our continuing drive to capture all of the economic and societal benefits of the offshore wind energy that is surging through this region.
As a result of being shortlisted, the consortium has now been awarded £50,000 to help shape the final bid. A series of workshops for stakeholders, business and local communities will now be staged to ensure the bid represents all interests and identifies the key opportunities.
If businesses want to get involved in the development of the bid and the shaping of the future of the energy estuary, they can contact sipf@hull.ac.uk
A decision on the successful bidders is expected towards the end of the year. Up to eight initiatives from the shortlist of 24 bids could be successful.
Chair of Hull Bondholders, Andy Parkinson, says: "The progress we've made on developing the Humber as the UK's energy estuary has been nothing short of remarkable. With an increasing need to deal with decarbonisation and to mitigate the impacts of climate change, the Humber is now one of the cleanest energy producers around, which showcases on a global stage how you can decarbonise power production.
Lord Haskins, Chair of the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership, adds: "It's excellent news that the University of Hull's bid has been shortlisted for this funding.
"The Humber is at the forefront of deploying clean energy technology. We want to ensure that our region plays a leading role in developing the new technology and skills that will spur the sector on. This will be an important priority in the industrial strategy we are developing for the region and this bid, if successful, will help the Humber to achieve it."
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Local charity One Big Family – Helping the Homeless (OBF) will be running an Emergency Homeless Winter Refuge (ER) in Medway this winter.
From Friday the 23rd of November 2018 until Sunday the 31st of March 2019, OBF is running an Emergency Homeless Winter Refuge (ER). The ER will provide a warm, safe place to sleep for those who are homeless and might otherwise have to sleep rough in Medway during the winter months.
OBF says the ER will be open any time the overnight temperature is forecast to "feel like" 0oC or below, as well as every Saturday and Sunday night, regardless of the temperature.
The overall aim of the ER is to prevent harm to the health of people having to sleep out in extreme weather conditions. In addition to providing a warm place to sleep indoors, OBF says the ER also provides people with a place of safety, food and drink, a chance to have a wash, access clean clothes and good company, as well as assistance and signposting to other support services.
Last winter, the ER in Medway provided over 1,200 beds to those in need. Involvement in last year's ER strengthened the charity's relationships with people who are homeless in Medway as well as other agencies and organisations, and they have continued to work intensively with a number of clients who stayed at last winter's ER, in accessing health and addiction services, claiming benefits and supporting them into accommodation, and in securing vital documentation such as passports.
As the number of people who are homeless in Medway increases, OBF says the need for an ER is likely to be even greater this coming winter.
The charity says as the ER is run solely by volunteers, as such it does rely on the support, time, the expertise and good will of a huge number of people to make it possible; and they are currently recruiting for volunteers to make sure that this year's refuge will be equally successful, providing much-needed support to homeless people in need in Medway.
OBF will be make comprehensive training and support available for all ER volunteers. As well as a specific induction to the ER and your role, volunteers will receive training in; health and safety, safeguarding and awareness about homelessness, drug and alcohol awareness. Additional training and DBS checks will also be offered to Shift Leaders and Overnight Shift volunteers.
If you would like to be get involved, OBF are holding a volunteering event on the 20th October 2018 at Emmaus Church, Clover Street Chatham. For more information, you can also email OBF at cadi@helpingthehomeless.org.uk.


Universities New Zealand has become a signatory to the ORCID Joint Statement of Principle along with other research organisations and key government agencies.
We strongly encourage and the support the use of ORCD iD as a common researcher identifier across New Zealand's research and science system.
Researchers, research institutions, publishers and funding bodies routinely face the problem of accurately linking research publications, data and other research activities to the right researcher. A unique persistent identifier resolves problems of name ambiguity in search and discovery and can ensure that works are correctly and unambiguously attributed to their creator.
ORCID solves this long-standing problem by providing a persistent digital identifier (ORCID iD) that distinguishes each researcher. Identifiers are a basis for digital data governance because they enable machine readability, disambiguate and enforce uniqueness, and enable accurate attribution and data integration.
3. that ORCID iD aligns with the government's data and information management principles: open, protected, readily available, trusted and authoritative, well managed, reasonably priced and reusable.
2. Commit to support the use of ORCID iD as a common researcher identifier across New Zealand's research and science system.


I have had my case for about a year now. I have dropped my phone many times and it is doing great. Apparently the case has a metal core surrounded by silicone. I have had my case for about a year now. I have dropped my phone many times and it is doing great. Apparently the case has a metal core surrounded by silicone. There is a small spot on one of the corners where the silicone has come off, i assume from hitting the pavement. You can hardly tell that the silicone is missing because the metal underneath is the same color as the case. Not sure that would be the case with all colors. BTW, it doesn't seem to attract any more lint than any other case i have used.
There is nothing wrong with the case. It stays crystal white even after 5 months of use. Worth the money. great quality materials which you will not find on Eba There is nothing wrong with the case. It stays crystal white even after 5 months of use. Worth the money. great quality materials which you will not find on Ebay. Highly Recomended !!!!
Bought it a year ago in 2015. Corners starting to come apart. Really like the feel of the case and the size, doesn't add too much girth. But as I read before I Bought it a year ago in 2015. Corners starting to come apart. Really like the feel of the case and the size, doesn't add too much girth. But as I read before I bought, the corners do start to come apart on the bottom of the case. It's still usable though and not too much of a big deal. Just don't know why Apple doesn't make a phone that doesn't need a case.
My sister and I both bought this case within a week of each other for $55 at the apple store and they both peeled within a few weeks on the corners. And the one My sister and I both bought this case within a week of each other for $55 at the apple store and they both peeled within a few weeks on the corners. And the one time I took my phone out of the case to exchange it the case cracked. I would never recommend this case, not worth the money what so ever, not to mention the warranty/exchange policy on it! I have multiple apple products and this does not live up to the quality standards I expected.
I got this case a while ago and it was perfect. I find myself dropping my phone a lot and it never broke with this case on, plus it looked and felt really good. I got this case a while ago and it was perfect. I find myself dropping my phone a lot and it never broke with this case on, plus it looked and felt really good. About one month after I purchased it, the corners started breaking off and the silicone started peeling. I got a second one, and the same thing happened a few months later. I changed cases, but find myself back to the broken case because it protects my phone so well. It's broken even more, and almost all the edges have started to tear off. I might have to invest in a new one. The question for you is; is the price and bad quality worth the unbroken phone? I guess buying a new $40 case every few months is a better option than buying a new phone. If you're really careful with your phone, this is a definite yes. The every-so-often drop won't hurt.
Is this review useful?bad quality, great case.
This case fits the 6, 7 & 8 models. It feels nice to hold, but it's very tight and rigid. I've had three of these cases, and on all of them I had to cut out t This case fits the 6, 7 & 8 models. It feels nice to hold, but it's very tight and rigid. I've had three of these cases, and on all of them I had to cut out the area around the side on-off button, because I could not easily press it through the case. After a few months' use, all three cases cracked at the inner corners, and bits broke off. Not worth the money.


A fruity and elegant rosé from the terroir. The colour is pale, due to the Cinsault grape variety. On the palate, its roundness makes it the ideal companion for your grilled meats and fish. Very fresh, it can be drunk as an aperitif accompanied by small puff pastries.
A lovely rosé, both for aperitifs and summer meals!
The païssels is the traditional name of the chestnut stakes who support the young vines in Occitan. Marie and Vivien, oenological agronomists, who studied from Australia to California, also acquired the French specificities by having vinified in Alsace, Champagne or Corsica. An immense experience that made them prefer Languedoc and its terroirs of schist and character.


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AASTMT Family members Congratulations to AASTMT President
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AASTMT Family members (Colleges Staff Members, Employees and Students) have the honor and pleasure to extend their Hearty Congratulations to H.E Prof. Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghafar Ismail - AASTMT President, where H.E Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed - Djibouti Prime Minister imitates His Excellency "Djibouti Medal of Independence" as a recognition to H.E AASTMT President pioneering role in the field of education and development of the maritime sector.
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Jared Diamond: "Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies", W. W. Norton & Company Publisher, 2017.
In this "artful, informative, and delightful" (William H. McNeill, New York Review of Books) book, Jared Diamond convincingly argues that geographical and environmental factors shaped the modern world. Societies that had had a head start in food production advanced beyond the hunter-gatherer stage, and then developed religion --as well as nasty germs and potent weapons of war --and adventured on sea and land to conquer and decimate preliterate cultures. A major advance in our understanding of human societies, Guns, Germs, and Steel chronicles the way that the modern world came to be and stunningly dismantles racially based theories of human history.
Amartya Sen: "Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny", W. W. Norton & Company Publisher, 2007.
Lewis Mumford: "The Myth of the Machine: Technics and Human Development", Harcourt, 1967.
This book is an attempt to explain the forces that have shaped technology from prehistoric times on, and have increasingly been shaping modern man. Instead of beginning with the problems of our own generation, Lewis Mumford goes back to the origins of human culture; but so far from accepting man's rise as due mainly to his command of tools and his conquest of nature, he finds solid grounds for rejecting this view. He demonstrates how tools themselves did not and could not develop far without a much more significant series of inventions in ritual, language, and social organization.
Lewis Mumford: "Technics and Civilisation", Harcourt Brace & Company, 1934-1962; University of Chicago Press; Reprint edition 2010.
Lewis Mumford: "The Story of Utopias", Palala Press, Reprint edition 2015.


Bob Esponja—SpongeBob SquarePants—dances in his spurs as an announcer greets young viewers with a jaunty "Oye vaquero!"—Hello cowboys! Then he invites them, in Spanish, to the nearest Burger King.
In another Spanish-language commercial, Shrek characters emblazoned on McDonald's promotional glasses come alive and hold a raucous house party, dazzling a family's children—who no doubt will soon be begging their parents to take them to the golden arches.
Spend a little time watching children's TV programs and you'll see lots of commercials for high-fat, sugary foods that health officials don't want you or your kids to eat. Watch Spanish-language programming and you'll see even more. That's the conclusion of a new study that sampled 150 hours of English and Spanish kid's shows and found that while both were packed with fast-food and junk-food ads, the products advertised on the Spanish shows were the less healthy.
The research, led by Dale Kunkel, a professor of communications at the University of Arizona, found that 84 percent of the food commercials aimed at Spanish-speaking kids promoted foods ranked in the worst of three food categories devised by federal health officials. Such foods are so high in fat and sugar, and so low in nutrients, that health experts say they should rarely be eaten. Less than 1 percent of the ads promoted fruits, vegetables, whole grains or other healthy foods, while 15 percent advertised moderately nutritious foods that should be eaten just a few times a week.
"These companies use these insidious marketing practices to grab kids very early in an effort to build brand loyalty," says my colleague Juliet Sims, a registered dietitian who works at Prevention Institute. "And they're going after children of color even more aggressively."
Targeting junk-food ads at Latino children is especially problematic given the high rate of chronic disease in that community, Kunkel told me. Research published last year by the American Diabetes Association found that Type 2 diabetes is growing faster among Hispanic children than other groups.
Commercials are a very effective way of getting children to request and to eat certain foods, Kunkel said—and to start them on a path to poor health.
Many Latino children live in families where both parents work, and in neighborhoods where it's unsafe to play outside, said Xavier Morales, executive director of Latino Coalition for a Healthy California. For many of these kids, "television is the only supervision available," Morales said. "They become a captive audience for food marketers."
I found this study especially striking in light of a bill introduced in Congress last month by Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.). It would make it illegal for our nation's public health guardian, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to tell children and their parents that foods like Twinkies and sodas are bad for their health.
Does Rep. Shock really believe these billion-dollar companies and their Madison Ave. advertising agencies need protection from public health advocates wanting to point out that Froot Loops and supersized sodas are bad for your health?
If McDonald's and Burger King can use SpongeBob and Shrek to seduce children to eat unhealthy products, health advocates at the CDC and local public health departments should do everything they can to tip the balance and counter those messages. That's called freedom of speech – and public service.


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The Puzzle of India"s Governance
Culture, Context and Comparative Theory (Routledgecurzon Advances in South Asian Studies)
by Subrata K. Mitra
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India Suffers from Bad Governance Leo Tolstoy's book Anna Karenina opens with the line, "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." That observation about failed families, which has since been generalized as the "Anna Karenina principle," also appears to apply to poor countries: countries are poor. Module 1 Corporate Governance Issues, Concepts and Domain 1/1 Introduction 1/1 External and Internal Governance of Group Activities 1/2 Feudal Economies and Financial Markets 1/3 Embryonic Corporate Governance Mechanisms 1/5 Foundations of the Corporate Governance Framework 1/7.
INDIAN MODEL OF GOVERNANCE. The Indian corporates are governed by the Company's Act of that follows more or less the UK model. The pattern of private companies is mostly that of closely held or dominated by a founder, his family and associates. Figure illustrates how the corporate governance system works in India. The Indian governance has witnessed many major up rides in the past, which have come to alter not only the system of governance in the country but also modified the scene of politics in the nation. Owing to these changes and modifications, India happens to be the typical democratic nation of the modern times.
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India no longer gets an easy ride as the world's largest democracy. Spectacular terrorist attacks on its Parliament and places of worship, communal riots of unprecedented ferocity, lingering separatist insurgency and violent caste conflict in impoverished regions have combined to cause a closer appraisal of India's capacity to sustain the rule of law.
This book examines how India has been able to sustain democratic governance while undergoing substantial social, economic and political changes through a neo-institutional rational choice model of governance, bounded by local culture and context.
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Event\Storyline: Secret Invasion	Writer: Brian Michael Bendis	Artist: Alex Maleev Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: May 7, 2008 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 7 User Reviews: 3
SECRET INVASION TIE-IN! The debut of the all-new Howling Commandos is here! See how Nick Fury and his new team plan on stopping the Secret Invasion!
IGN - Jesse Schedeen May 7, 2008
I'm hopeful Secret Invasion itself will pick up next month. Even if it doesn't, the event has already given birth to a handful of memorable tie-in issues. The core event can crash and burn, but with books like this the whole experience will be worth it. Read Full Review
Comic Book Resources - James Hunt May 9, 2008
My only gripe? Don't let the cover fool you into thinking there's anything remotely Cap-related in this entire issue. Read Full Review
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson May 18, 2008
The issue stops there, and part of me wants to rage against decompressed storytelling again, but this issue works on it's own merits. The story of where Nick has been is gaining momentum, running concurrently with the events that he predicted, and this issue works, giving us tantalizing hints about new players in the Marvel U. Daisy Johnson has never worked for me before, but all of a sudden, as Nick's courier and majordomo, she has a unique and necessary place in the world, and the cast of characters interests me, especially with the offspring of Doctor Druid and Phantom Rider in play. Still, I could have done without the grandson of the ORIGINAL Ghost Rider having powers evocative of the completely unrelated DANNY KETCH version of Ghost Rider, but that train has sailed. Overall, it's a good issue, not too cramped, not too leisurely, and Bendis' dialogue really serves the characters well, as the talky-talky might have been annoying in lesser hands. The art, by Alex Maleev is Read Full Review
Weekly Comic Book Review - Kyle Posluszny May 4, 2008
Overall, I can't help but feel a bit disappointed with this latest issue because of the baggage that it carries. The Nick Fury storyline kicked off on a really high level last issue and it was disappointing to see this story do little more than assemble a new team in a pretty generic fashion. I understand the story had to be told, however, and the excellent art and dialogue kept things rolling smoothly throughout. Know what you are getting into with this issue and I think you will find it satisfying. Read Full Review
Comics Bulletin - Paul Brian McCoy May 6, 2008
All in all, this is an interesting bit of narrative movement in the Nick Fury saga, if not the most efficient. The new faces all have potential and I appreciate the fact that it didn't take six issues to gather them up and get the story started. I think I like the Bendis/Maleev take on Nick Fury more than I like The Mighty Avengers, so it gets 3.5 bullets from me. It's a little bit of a step down from last issue (which I really enjoyed), but still keeps the Secret Invasion story moving. I'm curious to see where this goes. Read Full Review
Comic Book Revolution - Rokk Krinn May 9, 2008
I found Mighty Avengers #13 to be an enjoyable read. This issue was a solid set-up issue as Bendis continues to fill the reader in on the back-story with what Nick Fury has been up to in the past year. I continue to find the Secret Invasion tie-in issues to be much more captivating reads than what we get over on Secret Invasion itself. Read Full Review
The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren May 7, 2008
It was a pretty generic introduction to a bunch of generic people. I have no idea who they are, what their powers are and don't really care either. Just looks like they'll be knock off Avengers. However, they'll play an important role in Secret Invasion, so I guess it's worth checking out if you want some clue as to who they are, but it'll be just that, a clue. Nothing really revealed here. Read Full Review
Fury's team may not seem particularly interesting now but they are the gems of the Secret Warriors comic and Secret Invasion is their coming out party
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I don't think one word can adequately describe being a Driving Instructor, although "rewarding" does rank very high. When people ask me "how can you do it?" or comment on the patience I must posses, I tell them that it's not the students that are a problem: it's some of the other drivers with whom we share the road.
My students frequently point and exclaim in astonishment as they watch other drivers do exactly what they, the students, were taught not to do.
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