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Searching for an African rhinoceros can be a challenging task as there is plenty of land and habitat to search through. Lucky for you, I have done some research about what type of habitat the two types of African rhinoceros (black rhinoceros and white rhinoceros) can be found in and where in Africa to go look for them.
African rhinoceroses are found in sub-Saharan Africa. Their natural habitat ranges from tropical and subtropical grasslands to savannas, shrublands, tropical moist forests, and deserts. Both white rhinoceros and black rhinoceros are found in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, and Zimbabwe.
At the beginning of the 20th century, about half a million rhinos roamed Africa and Asia. Today, around 27.000 rhinos are left in the wild so unfortunately, they are becoming a rare sight. Below are some facts about the types of habitat rhinoceros are found in and some tricks to help spot them as well as some other interesting facts.
The Two Types of African Rhinoceros and Their Habitat
The two types of African rhinoceros, the black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros can be found in various types of habitats ranging from topical and subtropical grasslands, savannas and shrublands to tropical moist forests and deserts.
Both the black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros are native to sub-Saharan Africa.
The primary natural habitat depends on the species of rhinoceros. For instance, the white rhinoceros is primarily found in open savannas and the black rhino is more often found in deserts and grasslands.
White Rhinoceros. The Animal Kingdoms Version of a Tank
The white rhinoceros is an armored giant. The males can weigh as much as 2000-3600 kg. which is as much as a fully grown female African elephant. The female white rhinoceroses are slightly smaller (but still very large), weighing as much as 1400-2000 kg.
White rhinoceros measure 3.4-4 meters in length (males are slightly larger than females) and up to 1.80 meters in height by their shoulders.
The expected lifespan of white rhinoceroses is between 40-50 years.
The white rhinoceros has a 20-30 cm. wide mouth which is the ideal tool for picking and eating grass which is its primary source of food and nutrients.
The white rhinoceros' primary habitat is open savannas which provide the grass they eat as well as water holes, mud puddles, and shade from trees.
There are actually two subspecies of white rhinoceros. A northern and a southern subspecies.
Unfortunately, the last male of the northern subspecies died in 2018 and there are now only two females left. So in order to see white rhinoceros in the wild, you should go to the southern or eastern parts of Africa where they are found in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Uganda.
Black Rhinoceros. Small and Aggressive
The black rhinoceros is critically endangered and therefore an extremely rare sight.
They used to be widely distributed in sub-Saharan Africa except in rainforests and the driest deserts. Now, they are almost exclusively found in protected areas such as national parks.
The most significant black rhino populations are found in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, and Zimbabwe.
The menu for the black rhinoceros is broader than that of the white rhinoceros. The black rhino eats up to 100-200 different types of plants and can actually eat some poisonous and thorny plants such as acacias which make up a large part of the menu.
Black rhinos can go for 5 days without water in the desert by eating succulents which contain a lot of water.
The optimal natural habitat for the black rhinoceros seems to consist of thick scrub and bushland, often with some woodland but they can also be found in savanna and even deserts.
Where to See Rhinoceros in Africa
There are two subspecies of white rhinoceros in Africa. The northern white rhinoceros and the southern white rhinoceros. The southern subspecies is categorized as "Near Threatened" and the northern as "Critically Endangered" so they are both rare but more common in the south.
The white rhinoceros can be seen in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Uganda. It mostly stays in open savannas since these provide the grass that makes up the majority of the food for the white rhinoceros.
The black rhinoceros is categorized as critically endangered and is a very rare sight. They used to be widely distributed south of Sahara but are now almost only found in protected areas such as national parks.
Most black rhinos are found in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, and Zimbabwe.
I myself have never been fortunate enough to see a black rhinoceros in Africa but I have had plenty of luck with the white ones.
The first time I saw white rhinos in the wild was in the Etosha National Park in the northern part of Namibia. Since then, I have visited Kruger National Park in South Africa where I have seen many of them, especially in the southern and central parts of the park.
How Many Rhinos Are Left in the Wild in Africa?
As i wrote earlier in this post, both white and black rhinoceros used to be distributed all over sub-Saharan Africa in much higher numbers than they are now.
At the beginning of the 20th century, about half a million rhinos roamed Africa and Asia, and now, not much more than 100 years later, only around 27.000 rhinos are left in the wild.
The quick decline in the number of rhinos in the wild is largely caused by loss of habitat but unfortunately also to a large degree a result of poaching.
The most intensive hunt for rhinos took place in the 1960s when the international trade with rhinoceros horns was thriving but rhinos in Africa were already having a hard time in the 1800s when they were systematically killed due to their habitat being used for agriculture and big game hunting.
In 2010, there were around 20.000 southern white rhinoceros left but since then, the number of poachers has unfortunately exploded so the exact number of white rhinoceroses left in the wild is unknown.
Black rhinoceros is critically endangered. A study from 2010 estimated that a total of only 5000 black rhinos were left in the wild. This species of rhinoceros is only found in protected areas such as national parks with the exception of Damaraland in north-western Namibia.
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Steve Paulson Bio, Wiki, Age, KTVU, Wife, Net Worth, Salary, and Twitter
Steve Paulson is an American meteorologist who is currently working at KTVU. He serves as the weekday morning meteorologist at 4 am.
Steve Paulson Biography
Steve Paulson is an American meteorologist who is currently working at KTVU. He serves as the weekday morning meteorologist at 4 am. In addition, he joined the KTVU team in July 2000.
He has worked at KTVU-FOX 2 News for twenty years as a morning weatherman. He worked at KHSL for two years and later left to work at KFTY in Santa Rosa where he learned about Bay Area weather. From 1993 to 1994, he transitioned into an on-air host with the old SportsChannel doing San Jose Sharks hockey. In addition, while he was in Monterey for three years, he was helicoptered in when all roads in and out of Monterey were flooded.
Furthermore, he has worked at KPIX-Channel 5 in San Francisco and later worked at WBBM-Channel 2 in Chicago. He has also worked at KMGH Denver where he served as a chief meteorologist. During his leisure time, he enjoys scanning the sky for clouds, naturally, writing eBooks, watching classic movies, riding his mountain bike, hiking, going to concerts, and exploring the new restaurant scene.
Steve Paulson Salary
Paulson earns a salary of about $47,000-$120,000.
Steve Paulson Net Worth
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Paulson is married to Strainchamps and together the couple has been blessed with a son and daughter. He has two cats named The Dude and Mr. Breeze.
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Sunday afternoons are filled with family chats, chai, coffee, laughing children, and happiness. My favorite day.
Oooh this does look like a perfect Sunday. Lovely pictures!
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My three-year-old son cries, but does not make any sound.
He then does not breathe, goes blue and becomes unconscious. He falls to the floor with his arms bent up rigid and his head goes to the left and his mouth goes into a wide grin.
It often takes a while to get him to come round by blowing into his face. I would like to know what it is, how to prevent it and what to do when it happens again.
This is the third time it has happened. On the previous two occasions he hit his head and then started crying before becoming unconscious.
This could be 'breath-holding attacks' which occur when a child is upset. These are actually harmless and the child will recover each time by himself.
Or this could be another problem – too many possibilities to discuss here – all of which require their own particular treatment.
The important thing here is to get a proper diagnosis. You need to consult your GP and get the specialist opinion of a paediatrician.


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A brief look at the action in the Red Sox farm system on Tuesday: TRIPLE-A PAWTUCKET RED SOX: 7-5 LOSS VS. BUFFALO (BLUE JAYS) (BOX) -- Dominance remained routine for Rubby De La Rosa. The right-hander fired another six dazzling innings, allowing one run on just three hits (all singles) while punching out seven and walking one. His control wasn't as precise as it had been -- just 53 of his 89 pitches (60 percent) found the strike zone -- but he still managed to overmatch Buffalo, which couldn't make any decent contact against him. He recorded eight outs on the ground, with a pair of double plays in the mix, and through his first four starts of the year, his performance has been the most impressive of any pitcher in the Red Sox system this year. De La Rosa has logged at least five innings in each of his starts and has yielded no more than one run in an outing. He has walked two or fewer in all four of his starts, and now has 21 strikeouts (8.3 per nine innings) and just four walks (1.6 per nine innings) in 22 1/3 innings. Opponents are hitting .151 against him, with left-handed hitters experiencing only slightly less misery (.194/.256/.250) than their right-handed compatriots (.108/.150/.135). He has yet to give up a homer. Indeed, he's given up only three extra-base hits -- all doubles. He's now recorded 56 of his 68 outs this year (82.4 percent) by strikeout or groundball. He hasn't just been beating his opponents. He hasn't given them a chance. He's shown a tremendous three-pitch mix (fastball, change, slider) that he can use to throw strikes. His pace, sometimes lethargic last year in a fashion so extreme that it raised questions about his focus, has picked up considerably this year, a sign of his growing confidence. And so, at 25, he has made the most compelling case imaginable that he deserves a shot to start in the big leagues. He only needs to wait for the opportunity to present itself. -- Shane Victorino, in the third and perhaps last game of his rehab assignment, went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts, and he's 1-for-11 with an infield single in Pawtucket. However, he got tested by a number of plays in right field on Tuesday. "He was tested out there in right field, having to run at those balls at the gap, being tested on the fly ball towards the line,'€ PawSox manager Kevin Boles told the Providence Journal. '€œTo see him move and react '€" there were a lot of positive signs out there.'€ However, it appears Victorino likely will have to wait at least one more day before a call-up, at a time when the Red Sox might need a pitcher. -- Brandon Snyder, playing first base, went 2-for-4 with a pair of homers (his third and fourth of the year), marking the fourth multi-homer game of his pro career. Though he's struggled to a .196 average and .283 OBP early, seven of his nine hits have been for extra bases, resulting in a .522 slugging mark. -- Left-hander Drake Britton fired a scoreless inning and didn't allow a hit, but he continued his struggles with the strike zone. He walked a pair in his inning of work, and now has issued seven free passes (against eight strikeouts) in 10 1/3 innings. -- Right-hander Dalier Hinojosa was roughed up, allowing five runs (four earned) without recording an out. All five batters he faced reached base in a diverse array of ways: a single, double, triple, walk and error. He has a 6.48 ERA. DOUBLE-A PORTLAND SEA DOGS: 5-3 WIN (11 INNINGS) AT BINGHAMTON (METS) (BOX) -- Feats of Mookie: Transcendence. Mookie Betts went 2-for-4 with a pair of singles, a pair of walks, a pair of steals and a pair of runs. One of the singles wasn't terribly well struck, but still... Betts has now reached in all 15 games this year after finishing 2013 by reaching in 30 straight regular season games. He is hitting .452 with a .500 OBP, .694 slugging mark, seven steals (in eight attempts), 10 extra-base hits and as many walks (7) as strikeouts (7). He's doing this all at the age of 21, in a league where the average position player is in his age 24 season. -- Right-hander Aaron Kurcz, who missed all of 2013 following Tommy John surgery, made an impressive return to the hill, firing a shutout inning in which he recorded all three outs by punchout. In his first outing since July 21, 2012, he allowed one hit, walked none and threw 15 of 19 pitches for strikes. In 2012, the now-23-year-old -- acquired from the Cubs as part of the compensation arrangement involving the departure of former Red Sox GM Theo Epstein -- had an eye-popping 12.9 strikeouts per nine innings before his injury. Sea Dogs radio broadcaster Mike Antonellis reported that Kurcz was at 94-96 mph. -- Catcher Matt Spring had struck out in each of his first four plate appearances before launching a game-winning two-run homer in the 11th inning in his fifth trip to the plate. It was his first homer of the year. HIGH-A SALEM RED SOX: OFF DAY SINGLE-A GREENVILLE DRIVE: 4-2 LOSS VS. ASHEVILLE (ROCKIES) (BOX) -- Center fielder Manuel Margot went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles, and he's now reached base multiple times in each of his last four games, going 5-for-13 with the two doubles, three walks and four steals. The 19-year-old has boosted his season line to .273/.333/.491 in the process. -- Shortstop Tzu-Wei Lin, 20, added to his impressive April by going 1-for-3 with a double, walk and steal. He's managing his at-bats well, having walked more times (11) than he's struck out. He has considerable speed, but has lacked assertiveness on the bases despite having a green light, with Tuesday's steal representing his third in as many attempts this year, but his first since he swiped a pair of bases on Opening Day. Lin is hitting .280/.397/.340. -- For the first time in 14 games this year, 18-year-old Wendell Rijo did not reach base, going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts. It was the second three-strikeout game of his 68-game pro career.


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Guest Column: State education should focus less on blame game
by David Gamberg |
02/05/2019 6:00 AM |
Did you go to elementary school in the 1970s or '80s? Was it the 1950s or '60s? If so, you probably took statewide standardized tests along with 100 percent of your classmates — tests that were designed to give our teachers valuable information on how to help us improve as students.
Contrast that with how tests are used today, when as many as 83 percent of students in Greenport School District did not take the tests that are now used to rank and sort students, teachers and schools. No valid conclusion can or should be drawn from such a small sample size; a mere 17 percent of students actually took the tests. Yet that is exactly what happened when Greenport School District was labeled as needing academic improvement.
These tests fail to account for many factors, even beyond the small sample of test-takers. Take, for example, the fact that 60 percent of Greenport's students qualify for free and reduced-price lunch programs. As a result, our district decided to fund a pre-kindergarten program in 2014 to level the playing field for those children who need early support at school. None of the recent "New Accountability Designations" released by the New York State Education Department take into account the incredible support provided by this relatively new program. This program is locally funded with no state government support.
Why are tests being used differently now?
The reason stems in part from the 1983 report titled "A Nation at Risk." This report set the stage for one of the more recent education reform movements in our nation's history. There have been many such movements, dating back to the early 1900s. Yet while early education reform primarily focused on experiential learning, the current reform is based primarily on standardized tests.
With ultra-sophisticated tools at hand, these tests are used to record, decipher and spin data in a myriad of ways. The algorithms that have brought us Amazon Prime, Yelp reviews and automation at speeds unparalleled in human history are now being used to predict and project the success or failure of our public schools and the students who attend them.
Does this seem right to you?
I began my career as an elementary school teacher in the early 1980s and I've dedicated my career to education. I have seen an overwhelming amount of research that shows standardized testing, which takes place early and often in a child's education, does little to predict his or her future success — and even less to help address more immediate academic and other concerns. Lost in these analyses are the real stories of what builds capable, thoughtful and decent citizens. Allow me to tell you about a few of those stories from our school — the same one that has recently been labeled with a target on its back.
In a six-month project that was completed in January 2019, technology teacher Mike Davies worked with students in both middle school and high school to build a sophisticated hydroponic growing system that provides fresh produce for our students in the cafeteria in the middle of the winter. It gives kids an experiential learning opportunity that also helps provide fresh, healthy produce for the entire school.
I'm also thinking of the 50-plus Greenport students who participate in our award-winning ROTC program, which provides hundreds — if not thousands — of hours of community service every year.
Then, there's one high school student in our school who was inspired to study the reason why the honeybee population is in decline. He won prestigious scientific awards along this self-directed, staff-supported learning journey.
I could go on about the authentic learning — in theater programs, classroom projects and student newspaper and TV broadcasting programs — that we provide, along with the required reading and writing lessons taught by our dedicated teaching and support staff. These are just a few examples of the active engagement of students and staff that no standardized test or algorithmic target label could ever record.
Lawmakers and education policymakers can help.
If there is any academic achievement gap in our schools that needs to be closed, I believe the first way to do this is to support struggling readers and writers with robust early intervention programs. Millions of dollars now spent on annual testing should be redirected to programs such as the nationally renowned and well-researched Parent-Child Home Program. This brings books and training directly into the homes of our most at-risk students.
Funding our pre-K program — and other schools with programs like ours — would also be a tremendous help. And I'd like to see more support to maintain other important academic programs, especially in an effort to stay under the state tax cap.
It's my sincere hope that New York State starts to focus their efforts on less shaming and blaming, and steps up with more funding of programs that will actually make a difference in the lives of our children.
Mr. Gamberg is the superintendent of both the Southold and Greenport school districts.
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Protesters outside Thai prime minister's officer dispersed by police
Thai police early Thursday dispersed a group of pro-democracy protesters who camped out overnight outside the office of the prime minister to demand his resignation, leading him to implement a "severe" state of emergency in the capital area.
An Associated Press journalist saw riot police advance from multiple locations to force out a few hundred protesters who remained outside Government House, the seat of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha. Protesters were seen taken away into police trucks.
The police operation came after Prayuth declared a severe state of emergency in the Bangkok area to allow authorities to move against the protests.
Thailand is technically still under a state of emergency as part of coronavirus restrictions.
Before the police dispersal, a large number of protesters had already left the area after one of the their leaders announced the end of the rally at Government House though a few hundred stayed on. Protesters also announced that the rally would move to a different location in the capital Thursday afternoon, but deputy police spokesman Col. Kissana Phathanacharoen warned them not to do so.
Police said they arrested more than 20 people for violating the state of emergency. They have not been officially charged. Among them were protest leaders Arnon Nampha, Parit "Penguin" Chiwarak and Prasiddhi Grudharochana.
"Those who are calling for a protest later at Rajaprasong are clearly breaking the law. Those who attend will be breaking the law. You cannot say that they are not aware of the order. We are making it clear," Kissana said at a news conference.
The latest rally started on Wednesday with thousands of protesters marching from Bangkok's Democracy Monument to Government House. It was the third major gathering by activists who want to keep up the momentum in their campaign for democratic change.
The protesters have drawn attention because of their demands for reforms to Thailand's constitutional monarchy, which they claim does not properly operate in a democratic framework.
That demand has caused a huge controversy because the royal institution has long been considered sacrosanct and a pillar of Thai identity. It is also protected by a lese majeste law that mandates three to 15 years in prison for defaming the monarchy.
Conservative royalist Thais accuse them of seeking to end the monarchy, an allegation they deny. Before leaving Democracy Monument, several small clashes broke out between protesters and their opponents, who traded punches and threw plastic bottles as police tried to keep them apart.
The situation was complicated by King Maha Vajiralongkorn's scheduled drive past the protest venue to attend a royal ceremony. The protesters said they would make way but there was a possibility that they could at a minimum show public disrespect for the crown. Several cars normally used by the royal family were seen on nearby streets but their occupants could not be confirmed. Unverified video and photos on social media showed what was purported to be protesters gesturing and shouting close to the vehicles, which would be unprecedented for Thailand, where the royal family has traditionally been revered.
The king made a similar drive past the area on Tuesday after police cleared tents set up near the monument and arrested 21 people on minor charges.
The protest movement was launched in March by university students but quickly put on hold as Thailand was gripped by surges in coronavirus cases. It came back in July, when the threat from the virus eased, and since then has again been spearheaded by students and publicized on social media.
The movement's original core demands were new elections, changes in the constitution to make it more democratic, and an end to intimidation of activists.
The protesters charge that Prayuth, who as army commander led a 2014 coup that toppled an elected government, was returned to power unfairly in last year's general election because laws had been changed to favour a pro-military party. Protesters say a constitution promulgated under military rule is undemocratic.
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Tyrann Mathieu: 49ers passing game better with Blaine Gabbert than with Colin Kaepernick
The Cardinals safety compares the two quarterbacks in a conference call with the media.
By Jess Root Nov 27, 2015, 8:00am MST
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When the Arizona Cardinals played the San Francisco 49ers early in the season, it was a slaughter. The defense seemed to know exactly what Colin Kaepernick was gong to do and where he was going to make throws. They intercepted him four times in the 47-7 win.
Now the Cardinals will face a 49ers team with Blaine Gabbert at quarterback instead of Kaepernick, as the latter saw his season end when he was placed on injured reserve.
Safety Tyrann Mathieu, speaking to the San Francisco media on a conference call, was asked to talk about the differences between what he sees in the 49ers now and before and he said he believes Gabbert "gives (the 49ers) a better option moving forward."
"Not to take anything away from Kaepernick, but it seems like Gabbert, he has a little bit better grip on what's going on," Mathieu said. "If he gets in a situation, he knows where the ball needs to go. He's a hell of a passer. I think he's underrated when you talk about how well he can throw the football."
Mathieu also noted his ability to scramble and make plays with his legs.
Mathieu believes he and the Cardinals defense will not be able to bait Gabbert into some throws they were able to get Kaepernick to make.
"Seems like he takes care of the football, like I said, way better," he explained. "If he gets into a situation where he feels pressure, he's not just going to give the defense an opportunity to make a play."
Basically, Mathieu is saying Gabbert is a smarter player and the Cardinals will have a greater challenge on defense because of him.
"We just knew Kaepernick's tendencies," he said, explaining whether the Cardinals simply had Kaeperinick's number. "We knew what he liked to do. We knew which way he wanted to roll out. We knew what side of the field he liked to read to. And you don't pick up those same things from Gabbert. Like I said, he's better in the pocket. He has a better feel for coverages. It seems like he can get to the line, see a coverage, and then go to a different play. Or see a coverage and not throw the ball. You can see Gabbert's maturity, and obviously, the different things that he does well that, let's say, Kaepernick doesn't do well."
Interesting. When the news broke that Gabbert would be the starter for the Niners, most Cardinals fans laughed because we all have seen how bad Gabbert has been before.
Could he have figured it out? Is Gabbert a better option for San Francisco moving forward?


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The preliminary rounds for the 2015 CSDA Debating Tournament concluded in mid-May.
Well done to all the students and staff involved this year. We have had a great season so far and with three teams through to the Quarter Finals we are very proud. Congratulations to Teams 10B, 8B and 7A who are through to the Quarter Finals. We wish you the best of luck! The Quarter Finals will take place on Friday 12 June (venue TBA).


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HTC loses yet another exec: COO steps down
Amid disastrous profits and significant marketing struggles, HTC just can't seem to hold onto its executives.
Amid disastrous profits and significant marketing struggles, HTC just can't seem to hold onto its executives.
The company's chief operating officer, Matthew Costello, is the latest to step down, Bloomberg reports. He'll stay on as an executive adviser with HTC, but there's a good chance that's just an honorary position so it doesn't look like he's completely abandoning the troubled company.
Fred Liu, HTC's head of engineering and operations, will take on Costello's operations responsibilities. Liu will also overlook product quality and sales operations in his bigger role.
The news comes amidst HTC losing its Asia CEO, and reportedly losing its chief product officer. Additionally, the Verge reports that the company also lost execs from its communications and marketing teams over the past few months.
It's not tough to see why executives are losing faith. HTC recently reported a 98 percent drop in profit from a year ago, and its flagship One smartphone has been plagued with production issues. It's not all doom and gloom: The company recently reported that it sold 5 million One units in its first month, and it expects revenues to increase by $1 billion this quarter (mostly due to One sales).
Despite all of HTC's troubles, I still think the One is the best smartphone out right now. It's worth a look — especially since it could end up being HTC's last great device.
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Hymna Belgie je píseň Brabançonne, případně La Brabançonne ().

Historie hymny
Podle legendy vznikla belgická hymna v září 1830. Mladý revolucionář Louis-Alexandre Dechet přečetl slova na schůzce v kavárně l'Aigle d'Or. Alexandre Dechet byl herec divadla, ve kterém byla zahájena revoluce vedoucí k osvobození Belgie zpod nizozemské nadvlády. Revoluce si vyžádala také život samotného autora hymny. Hudbu napsal v roce 1830 François Van Campenhout.

V roce 1860 belgický premiér Charles Rogier upravil slova a zmírnil protinizozemské akcenty písně a nakonec byla v roce 1921 přijata čtvrtá sloka, v nizozemské i francouzské verzi, jako státní hymna. Uvádí se, že svůj vliv na belgickou hymnu měla také francouzská Marseillaisa.

Pomník hymny "La Brabançonne" se nachází na náměstí Surlet de Chokier v Bruselu a je na něm vytesán úryvek písně v obou jazykových verzích.

Je možné také dohledat, že kromě nizozemské (vlámské) a francouzské verze, má hymna také valonskou a německou variantu. Ačkoliv je valonština blízká francouzštině, valonský text hymny vykazuje rozdíly.

Text a český překlad hymny

Nizozemská verze
O dierbaar België
O heilig land der vaad'ren
Onze ziel en ons hart zijn u gewijd.
Aanvaard ons kracht en het bloed van onze adren,
Wees ons doel in arbeid en in strijd.
Bloei, o land, in eendracht niet te breken;
Wees immer u zelf en ongeknecht,
Het woord getrouw, dat ge onbevreesd moogt spreken:
Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!
Het woord getrouw, dat ge onbevreesd moogt spreken:
Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!
Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!
Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!

Francouzská verze
Ô Belgique, ô mère chérie,
À toi nos cœurs, à toi nos bras,
À toi notre sang, ô Patrie!
Nous le jurons tous, tu vivras!
Tu vivras toujours grande et belle
Et ton invincible unité
Aura pour devise immortelle:
Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!
Aura pour devise immortelle:
Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!
Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!
Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!

Německá verze
O liebes Land, o Belgiens Erde,
Dir unser Herz, Dir unsere Hand,
Dir unser Blut, dem Heimatherde,
wir schworen's Dir, o Vaterland!
So blühe froh in voller Schöne,
zu der die Freiheit Dich erzog,
und fortan singen Deine Söhne:
Gesetz und König und die Freiheit hoch!
und fortan singen Deine Söhne:
Gesetz und König und die Freiheit hoch!
Gesetz und König und die Freiheit hoch!
Gesetz und König und die Freiheit hoch!

Valonská verze
Po nosse Beldjike, nosse firté, nosse bele Patreye,

S' il est reki, ci djoû la, nos mourrans !

Li Liberté våt k' on sacrifeye si veye,

Po-z è leyî profiter nos efants !

Dins nozôtes, k' est vaici, i gn a pont d' låtches,

So nos tertos, nosse payis pout conter !

Flaminds, Walons, tchantans, tchaeke e s' lingaedje :

Li Rwè, li Lwè et l' Liberté !

Český překlad z francouzské verze
Ó Belgie, matko drahá
tobě podáváme srdce svá a paže
krví pro tebe prolitou, Ó vlasti,
přísaháme jedním hlasem – Ty budeš žít
budeš žít, tak skvělá a nádherná
a tvá nezdolná jednota
za nesmrtelné heslo bude mít
Král, právo a svoboda!
Za nesmrtelné heslo bude mít
Král, právo a svoboda!
Král, právo a svoboda!
Král, právo a svoboda!

Odkazy

Související články
 Belgická vlajka
 Státní znak Belgie
 Dějiny Belgie

Externí odkazy

Belgie
Hymna
Hymna

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I have been on the hunt for a mirror to hang in our kitchen so that as you leave through the garage door, you can give yourself one last look. Make sure there's no spinach on my teeth or anything.
I got this mirror for $5.00. We were driving up to Sandusky, OH to go sailing and we passed a little antique store with this mirror outside. It was just what I'd been looking for--round with cool details in the frame (but no birds or naked children/cherubs). As we drove passed, we needed to stop for gas. I was sure it would be as expensive as the ones like it that I'd seen in Columbus. Those all weren't quite right and cost about $30-$40. So, Ben was kind enough to indulge my curiosity and I ran over a block to see how much it was. Score! It was $5.99. So, I dug through my purse and came up with $4 in ones, and 4 quarters. I handed my fist full of cash to the guy inside and that baby was mine.
She's a keeper don't you think?
But of course I can't leave it that ugly gold color. I sprayed it.
Then with bright red, glossy paint.
And there it is from further away--and in full view of my messy kitchen table.
Next up for the kitchen is recovering the chairs to that table and new flooring!!
What do you think about the color? Should I have gone with something more subtle? Navy maybe? Green? The great thing is that I can always change it later if I decide I don't like it. Those are my favorite home additions--ones I can change if I get sick of them. After all, it only cost me about $13.00 ($5 for the mirror, $8 for the paint, $0 for primer I already had).
Looks great and adds a pop of color!


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Meet Joshua C.
Joshua C., 23
I just want to support all people in this world, autism or not, to be who they choose to be. I include myself in that too. All of us are who we were born to be and it's okay to embrace it.
For Joshua C., Pride Month is a celebration of truth. It means being happy in his/her own skin and being proud of who they are, even if it requires standing up in the face of adversity and enduring funny looks and uncomfortable conversations. Although he/she has empathetic people in his life who accept them for who they are, there have been plenty of others who haven't been as understanding.
"Communication has always been my biggest challenge. It's led to struggles with making friends, loss of relationships, and loneliness. As a transgender person with an appreciation for fashion (specifically dresses and skirts), the theater, and dancing, I just try to be true to myself regardless of what people think."
Even before he was diagnosed with autism at the age of 7, Joshua says he/she knew they were different. But it wasn't until he/she decided to open up about their autism, and later embrace their identity as a transgender person, that he/she finally felt like he was living the life they were always meant to live.
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Learn more about Joshua in this Q&A:
What advice would you give to someone struggling with their sexual or gender identity and the decision to come out to friends and family?
If you're struggling with trying to decide whether to come out, my advice would be to go for it when you are fully ready. If you get negative responses or feel disrespected in any way, it's okay to walk away from the situation.
What are you most proud of?
I'm most proud that I can express myself and feel free to do so.
Why is being an advocate in both the autism community and LGBTQ+ community so important to you?
Being an advocate is so important to me is because I know how it feels to need someone who understands you. I want to be able to talk to others who may be having trouble in these areas because I know what it's like. I may be considered a very calm and peaceful person but I'm not afraid to stand up for what's right.
How has Autism Speaks impacted your life as someone on the spectrum?
Autism Speaks has given me, and many others, an opportunity to express our true feelings by sharing our stories. Whether you have autism or identify as transgender, we can be ourselves. Do what makes you happy because there are so many others out there who will celebrate with you.
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In January 1988, at the age of 23, Steve purchased a small 2 bay shop at the corner of 2nd and U Street. Today, Eureka Brake & Automotive continues to grow, with a team of exceptional employees and 12 bays to efficiently service our customers.
opened his own shop, Eureka Brake & Automotive, in 1988 when he was 23. Steve is no stranger to hard work and perseverance.
Steve and Lacee married in 1990, and not long after, the shop was so busy that Lacee was needed fulltime in the business. Over the years, the couple has built an incredible partnership in the automotive industry while raising a family of their own. Following in their parent's footsteps, they too have balanced running a successful business and raising a family, and they continue to hone their skills in all aspects of auto repair, management, and creating a great team.
The Cunninghams interest in helping others find their own career paths has lead them to become involved with a number of local and national organizations. Steve has served as department advisor for the Eureka High School Automotive Department and as a board member for College of the Redwoods Automotive Department. Lacee is a member of WECARE, an advisory council dedicated to educating women and men on career opportunities in the automotive industry.
In 2014, Steve and Lacee once again decided to grow their business by purchasing Steve's parents' auto repair shop, Old Town Auto Service. They now run both shops, enabling them to reach more people and create more career opportunities for those who want them. Their daughters are also learning the family business of providing excellence in auto repair and service.
Ken joined the Eureka Brake family as an apprentice while still at Eureka High School. He rapidly worked his way through as many automotive training courses as he could get his hands on, and is the youngest Eureka Brake employee in history to achieve ASE Master Technician certification.
In May of 2012, Ken was promoted to Service Advisor, and shortly thereafter became Service Manager. He has continued his education in management and customer relations, and is committed to taking care of Eureka Brake's customers.
Ken enjoys spending time with his wife and children, whether at Ruth Lake or coaching his kids' sports teams. He is also an excellent photographer, shooting pictures of landscapes and interesting architectural features, as well as portraits.
Bryon has worked in the automotive industry for more than 20 years, starting as a lube tech for a local dealership and working his way up to Service Advisor. He joined the Eureka Brake family in 2005, and has been taking excellent care of our customers ever since.
Bryon's interest in automotive mechanics began when his grandfather was the auto instructor at College of the Redwoods. Grandpa showed Bryon, at about the age of 8, how to repack the wheel bearings on his car, to which Bryon said, "It's so cool that you get paid to get greasy and dirty!" Kids say the darndest things!
Bryon is a great family guy who enjoys traveling to his daughters' soccer games, spending time with his wife and daughters, as well as hunting, fishing, and playing golf.
Hymie joined the Eureka Brake family in 2001, and has worked hard to learn every aspect of automotive repair. He is now ASE Master certified in all areas, including engine diagnostics and repair, brakes, suspension and steering, electrical, manual drivetrain, and axel.
Hymie says he has been interest in cars practically all his life. He started working on his own cars at a young age, and after being in the auto repair field for many years, he is a well-trained and diverse technician. As Shop Forman, he also assists others when needed, and ensures the techs have the tools and equipment needed to perform their work.
In his spare time, Hymie enjoys golfing, hunting, camping, and spending time with his family.
Jeremy became interested in fixing cars while taking high school auto shop classes. He enjoyed hanging out in the shop with his buddies, socializing and working on cars. He also loved to go off-road 4-wheeling, and would often damage his truck doing it. But that didn't scare Jeremy—instead, it gave him something new to fix!
Jeremy is the proud father of Emma Rose. In his free time, he enjoys family outings and going to the lake or river.
Mallory was born and raised in Humboldt County and is quite at home at Eureka Brake & Automotive. Many Eureka Brake customers remember Steve and Lacee bringing little Mallory to the shop and seeing her in the play pin or Johnny Jump swing that hung in the doorway of Lacee's office. Mallory and her sister grew up in the business and have always enjoyed talking to people and making others feel at home at Eureka Brake too.
Mallory worked summers and holidays at Eureka Brake while in high school and also while attending University of Oregon where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism with an emphasis in public relations and marketing.
While many career opportunities exist in this field, after college, Mallory was ready to come back to the community she loves and share her skills in the family business. Mallory is very active and constantly on the move. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising, wakeboarding, snowboarding, and spending time with friends and family.
At a very young age, Joe loved to know how things worked. He spent hours taking apart his toys and putting them back together again just to see what made them go. In high school, Joe pursued a variety of subjects, but when he started auto shop, he knew he had found his home—he enjoyed working on cars and "taking them apart to see what made them go." Today, Joe has worked in the automotive industry for over 13 years. As an ASE certified tech, he specifically shines in trouble shooting and diagnosing those hard to find problems.
When Joe is not working on cars at Eureka Brake, he enjoys spending time with his wife and children, and he has his own personal fleet of cars to work on at home. Joe says teaching his kids about new things is one of his favorite things to do. As the current vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Joe steps right up to share his leadership skills and help others, whether it be at work or in his personal life.
Like many of our best technicians, Scott came to Eureka Brake & Automotive early in his career as an apprentice, and has worked his way up. He graduated with an Associate of Science degree in Automotive Technology from College of the Redwoods, but he didn't pursue auto repair as a career path initially. While Scott had always been interested in cars and even took auto shop classes in high school, he went to CR to become an X-ray technician. But once he discovered the extensive automotive classes available, as well as a career path in a field that had a demand for good technicians, Scott changed his educational coursework and has not looked back since.
Scott continues to hone his skills and learn everything he can about repairing and maintaining vehicles through accredited ASE testing and technical courses sponsored by Eureka Brake & Automotive. In his spare time, he loves being outdoors, hiking, and taking road trips to explore new areas.


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In late 2010, the art world was stunned when retired French electrician Pierre Le Guennec made it known that they were in possession of no fewer than 271 previously unseen Picassos. Digging deep, Le Monde finds connections directly to the master himself.
PARIS -- Picasso called him Nounours, a French term for 'teddy bear.' This former taxi driver was the chauffeur, aide and confidant of the Spanish master during the last years of his life, from 1966 to 1973, which he spent on the Côte d'Azur in southern France. Photos bear witness to their closeness: in one, Picasso and Nounours are seated at a table on the terrace of the villa at Mougins; in another they are in the stands in Arles to see a bullfight. Nounours' wife, Jacqueline, often appears in the photos as well.
The artist used to send the couple postcards. He even gave them some works of art – hundreds, in fact, especially drawings. Seven carry Picasso's signature. The rest don't, which is why suspicions have arisen. Did Nounours and his wife – Maurice and Jacqueline Bresnu – help themselves to Picasso's treasures? The art world has been asking itself this question for a long time, painting the Bresnu couple as "fiendish." But the truth may never be discovered. Maurice died in 1991. Jacqueline passed away in 2009, taking their secrets to the grave. The couple had no children.
Even in death, however, the couple continues to arouse suspicions – particularly in the wake of a high-profile discovery over a year ago that links back to the case. It was in late 2010 that retired electrician Pierre Le Guennec and his wife Danielle made it known that they were in possession of no fewer than 271 previously unseen Picassos. The couple had stored the works in their garage in Mouans-Sartoux, near Cannes, for close to 40 years.
The works included large numbers of drawings and nine cubist collages with a total value of nearly 80 million euros. This enormous Picasso collection came to light because the Le Guennecs wanted to authenticate their works with the Picasso Administration, which manages the artist's estate.
Pierre Le Guennec swears that Picasso offered him the pieces as a gift after he carried out a number of electrical repairs at the artist's houses between 1971 and 1973. Claude Picasso, son of the artist, is convinced that the works of art were stolen, and has referred the matter to the authorities. In May 2011, the Le Guennecs were indicted. All the artwork has been seized pending a court verdict.
But in the meantime, the French justice system has extended its inquiries to the Bresnu collection as well. Although the Bresnus are now both deceased, and their collection has already been sold, investigators hope that determining how they obtained their collection of Picasso's work could shed light on Pierre Le Guennec's role in the affair. Indeed, new evidence suggests the two collections are more closely linked than previously assumed.
Pierre Le Guennec repeatedly told police that he began working for Picasso after responding to a classified advertisement. But the electrician failed to mention that he was in fact the first cousin of Jacqueline Bresnu, and also one of the witnesses at her wedding. It wasn't until a genealogist was appointed by a legal team to find Maurice and Jacqueline Bresnu's legal heirs that this skeleton in the closet was unearthed. "Why did Mr. Le Guennec keep this crucial fact hidden?" asks Jean-Jacques Neuer, a lawyer for the Picasso Administration.
Neuer suspects Le Guennec's silence on this matter may be due to a rather incriminating statement two people close to the Bresnus made on May 17, 2011 to the Office Centrale de Lutte Contre le Trafic des Biens Culturels, which deals with the theft of items of historic or artistic value. The two people involved are Bernard and Dominique Lambert. He is a retired fruit and vegetable seller in the northern suburbs of Paris. His wife is a cleaner. Dominique is none other than the niece of Maurice Bresnu.
Dominique revealed something her uncle once told her: it was he who got Pierre Le Guennec into Picasso's house.
Madame Lambert went even further. "I can tell you quite honestly here and now that the works of art in my uncle's possession were stolen by him when he worked for Pablo Picasso." Dominique and her husband heard the Bresnu couple admit it several times. "Oh sure, that was stolen," Dominique remembers Jacqueline Bresnu saying on several occasions.
The Lamberts found out about the Bresnus' shady activities at the start of the 1980s. The Lamberts were living at the time in the Parisian suburb of Carrières-sur-Seine but frequently visited the Bresnus at their house in Sérignac, a village in southwest France. The Bresnus had retired to the house in 1976, three years after the death of Picasso. During one of their visits, the Lamberts heard the Bresnus complain about how Jacqueline's mother had just gone to the local police to report that Maurice had stolen the Picassos. "The police officers left without even coming into the house," said Bernard Lambert. "Jacqueline made some comment like: 'That was close!'"
Maurice Bresnu would often use terms like "swipe," when talking with Bernard Lambert about the thefts. "He never told me how he had stolen the works, but he always maintained that he never took anything from Picasso while he was alive," Lambert said. The thefts supposedly took place at Picasso's villa in Mougins during the years following the painter's death. "[Maurice] was completely at home there, so he could help himself at his leisure."
One day, Maurice Bresnu invited Bernard Lambert to go up to the attic where the treasure trove was hidden. Lambert later described the experience: "There was just the two of us and he showed me everything he had, sketchbooks, folders and files that contained loads of drawings. I remember the drawings in the spiral bound sketchbooks… I don't know how many pieces there were, but at least 100, maybe 200."
Maurice Bresnu showed Bernard Lambert the secret stash for a particular reason, but did not explain why until after the death of Picasso's wife, Jacqueline Roque, in 1986. "Maurice phoned me straight away. He asked me to find potential buyers for the Picassos that he had," Bernard told police.
As a fruit and vegetable seller, Bernard was not particularly well placed to seek out Picasso buyers. He decided, therefore, to discuss the matter with one of his clients, Michel Messager, an antiques dealer at the flea market in Saint-Ouen on the outskirts of Paris. Messager knew a well-established art dealer, Jean Chauvelin, who accepted the job of reselling the majority of Bresnu's Picassos. Bernard Lambert commented: "It started just like that. I used my holidays to take the paintings up to Paris and then take the money back to Maurice."
Bresnu knew that Picasso made a habit of signing his works before passing them on to art dealers or offering them as gifts. So according to Dominique Lambert, Bresnu forged Picasso's signature on the unsigned works: "Whenever he was on the telephone and doodling on a piece of paper next to him, he used to imitate Picasso's signature. It was one of my uncle's quirks."
Bernard Lambert provided the police with details of the transactions: "Maurice generally gave me 10% of the selling price. Each drawing sold for about 40,000 francs (about 6,000 euros). But in 1989, Maurice started to complain about the low selling price. He told me: "Your little Parisian friends are paying me peanuts." After Maurice's death in 1991, his widow Jacqueline allegedly made Bernard Lambert a further payment following a large sale of paintings. "I was supposed to earn 1.6 million francs (nearly 250,000 euros). In the end, I earned about 1.2 million (180,000 euros)… Jacqueline Bresnu would make a payment in cash every week into a safety deposit box in my name at the bank in Villeneuve-sur-Lot."
So why have Dominique and Bernard Lambert decided to speak out now? "I was scared of the legal repercussions," said Bernard, adding that the police already knew much of the history. Furthermore, the Lamberts don't like the Bresnus. Dominique Lambert explains their reasons: in 1997, she and her husband moved in with Jacqueline Bresnu, who was suffering from loneliness. But the house-share didn't work. "It was unlivable."
Another person close to the Bresnu couple has also spoken to the police. Domingo, as he is known, worked for the Bresnus between 1988 and 1996. Last June he told Le Parisien newspaper that "almost all the Picasso works that the Bresnus had were stolen. In private, they never hid the thefts." The Picasso Administration confirms that it has "further details proving that Mr. Bresnu was a thief." What details? "We are saving that information for the police."
It is difficult to determine exactly how many works the Bresnus had, nor their quality. More than 250 items – many drawings, but also gouache, pastels, ceramics, sketchbooks – have been located. Others have not yet been found, or have been classified as "under suspicion" by the Picasso Administration, which is investigating "more than 500 pieces."
How much would the whole collection be worth? Twenty million euros? Thirty million? Fifty million? It's impossible to say for sure. What is clear, however, is that the value of the "Nounours collection" has increased significantly since the 1990s. "The most expensive items are also the hardest ones to find," adds an insider.
The pieces were sold individually, in France and abroad. Some of the drawings occasionally pop up at auction. Others have turned up in museums. Bernard Lambert said he saw "two or three quite large paintings" in the attic, which is surprising since no canvas linked to the Bresnus has appeared on the market. But that doesn't mean it isn't possible: the Picasso Administration has discovered in a sales catalogue a previously unseen sculpture believed to come from the Nounours collection.
The Bresnu affair has not only provoked investigations into the potential thefts, it has also shed new light on the way Picasso's works have been marketed. In doing so, some fundamental disagreements among Picasso's heirs have been exposed. These divisions emerged for the first time in 1989 when 44 previously unseen drawings from Picasso's later years were unveiled at the Krugier gallery in Geneva. The seller was anonymous. The drawings had been awarded an authentication certificate signed by Marina Picasso, the artist's granddaughter. But, just after the sale was completed, Claude Picasso, son of the painter, informed the gallery and the buyers that he believed the works to be fake. This dramatic disagreement had serious consequences, not least the collapse of the Picasso committee which was, at the time, in charge of defending the rights of the painter.
The Krugier gallery responded to Claude's accusations by revealing Bresnu as the anonymous seller of the Picassos. The dealers involved, as well as the intermediaries working on behalf of Maurice Bresnu, agreed to submit the drawings to Maya Picasso, the artist's daughter, whose talent for recognizing her father's work is well-respected. Unlike her brother, she deemed the paintings to be genuine – but thought the signatures were fake. "The drawings are fabulous, but the signatures, what a mess!" she told Le Monde. How can she be sure? "I've got an eye for it," she said. "Whenever we gave 30 works to Picasso to sign, the signature always changed a little. On Bresnu's works, it was always identical, as if it were a stamp!"
Maya Picasso asked for the signatures to be removed. On each piece of art, dealers replaced the signatures with an embossed stamp that reads: "M. and J. Bresnu. Collection Nounours." Most importantly, the works of art were awarded their certificates of authenticity.
Maya Picasso, now 76, does not regret awarding these certificates: "Of course not, the drawings are good!" So did Maurice Bresnu steal from her father? "I wasn't there! I'm not psychic!" she said. But we sense that she has some doubts: "Something strange definitely went on… Picasso always signed and dedicated his gifts. Why was that not the case here? I met Maurice Bresnu twice… He never told me who added the signatures."
Now that both of the Brenus have passed on, the true origins of their collection may never be confirmed – despite the incriminating evidence of the Lamberts. But there are still things to learn from the ongoing investigation of the Le Guennecs. What exactly was their role in the affair? There's also the still unanswered question of just how much their collection of Picasso works is worth.
Read more from Le Monde in French.


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Q: Can I do some sort of authentication when dynamically loading modules via webpack? The prevailing pattern in single page app security seems to be:

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*User authenticates themselves

*User gets a token

*User makes api requests with the token

That's fine for limiting access to data, but in a lot of cases, code for UI that might have to do with another user seems to be present and can be accessed by changing some values via something like redux. That UI gives away information through certain menu options, request structure (ajax functions tied to things like buttons and forms), instructions, etc. In general, it seems like a good idea to hide that information if you can.
One solution is to split the app into user specific bundles and put each bundle behind an authenticated endpoint. The only problem I have with this solution is that you end up needing to reload a bunch of shared modules on login.
I'd prefer to dynamically load the modules by doing something like this (with webpack):
require.ensure(["./file1"], function() {
  // do things
});

I haven't dove into dynamically loading chunks too much so I'm not sure what endpoint is hit to load ./file1 or whether that's something you set up yourself, but theoretically I don't see any reason why you couldn't pass a token along and authenticate the user requesting ./file1. Does anyone know how you would do that? Is it an idea worth pursuing, or is there some reason why I shouldn't want to do something like this?

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Julia v0.4 was finally released!
Unfortunately, I was totally not ready to roll forward yet and could not get Julia v0.3.11 back via apt-get install.
1) Remove julia 0.4 (sudo apt-get remove julia), then download this .deb file from the Launchpad archive, (available through HTTP, but not through APT, go figure) and run sudo apt-mark hold julia to tell apt to hold julia at the current version and not upgrade it. This will get you julia 0.3 back, and once you're ready to move on to Julia 0.4, you can upgrade with sudo apt-mark unhold julia, followed by the typical sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade.
2) Download the latest 0.3 generic linux binary tarball (you can see more earlier releases on this page), extract it somewhere (say, ~/local), throw the bin folder onto your PATH, and you're good to go.
3) Wait a day or two for the julia0.3 ubuntu package to finish building, get all the inevitable human-caused issues hammered out of it, and then just sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install julia0.3. That package will, of course, conflict with the julia package, but should allow you to stay on 0.3 for as long as you like, and still use dpkg rather than using tarballs, if you so prefer.
Before I received Elliot's email, I had repackaged my installed Julia using dpkg-repack, and shared that .deb around. (I love you Debian tools).
There were some dependencies that .deb required. Instead of individually hunting down those dependencies, I would install Julia v0.4 and remove it, and then then install Julia v0.3.11 from the .deb.
Very hacky, I know, but it worked!
Anyhoo, if you're looking to get back Julia v0.3.11, check out Elliot's instructions. Hope this helps!


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THE RAGA: THE EPITOME OF INDIAN MUSIC
Dr. Biju Kumar Bhagawati
Now-a-days, the art of music has been fast developing in all its aspects. In a broader sense, music includes vocal, instrumental and Choral together with the art of dancing. A large number of common folk has been involving with the film, theatre, instrumental music, folk music and so on in a rapid pace. Surprisingly, among these increased numbers are the educated people, whose keen interest in music has given an impetus to a systematic, scholarly as well as scientific study of this art form (Sarma, 1996).
According to Hindu mythology, music originated from the Naadbrahma or 'Om' – the first sound ever to be heard in the universe. This Naadbrahma pervades and permeates the entire universe and it is the divine manifestation of the Almighty God, the Supreme Power (or Brahma). Indeed, it is the purest sound to be heard. It is this purity that a musician attempts to achieve through his 'sadhana' – the music he is involved in.
It has rightly been said that the soul of Indian music is the 'Raga'. Hence, every student of India music must gather sufficient knowledge of what is called a Raga, its meaning and purpose (Phukan, 1992). It is not an exaggeration to say that the sole word that expresses everything worth knowing about Indian music is the Raga.
In Abhinava Ragamanjari, a Raga is defined as:
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i.e., "A Raga is embellished with the color of musical notes, has its separate tune and import and is pleasing to mind."
Etymologically, the word 'Raga' has been derived from Sanskrit 'ranj', meaning to color, to dye, to please, to cheer, to be agreeable, and so forth. In the literal sense of the term, anything that soothes, that pleases the mind would be a Raga. It is used in the literal sense of the act of dying, especially of red color. Red is the color of passion, hence Raga implies the emotional content of a song which delights the listener. A specialized sense of loveliness and beauty – especially of voice or song emerges in classical Sanskrit literature like the Panchatantra and also in Kalidasa. In its technical sense, a Raga is a word referring to a particular thing and hence is used to denote that particular thing and noting else. The summation of all that has been said above is that a Raga is an array of sounds in musical tones in a successive order and it pleases the ear of the listener and satisfies his mind too.
Defining Raga in a nutshell:
A Raga consists of a definite set of notes which could vary in umber depending on the nature of that particular Raga.
Each Raga is associated with an ascending and descending order or pattern of notes, commonly known as the 'aroha' and the avaroha'.
It is used in the literal sense of the act of dying, especially of red color.
Red is the color of passion, hence Raga implies the emotional content of a song which delights the listener.
A Raga consists of a definite set of notes which could vary in number depending on the nature of that particular Raga. Also, each Raga is associated with an ascending and descending order or pattern of notes, commonly known as the 'aroha' and the 'avaroha'. A Raga must evoke a particular emotion or create a certain 'mood' which is hard to define, however. The basic components of a Raga can be written down in the form of a scale. By using a definite set of notes, by emphasizing certain degrees of a scale and by going from one note to another in ways peculiar to the Raga, the performer proceeds to create an atmosphere (rasa) which is unique to that specific Raga. As the term 'Raga' itself implies, it should color the mind, bring delight, move the listeners and stimulate an emotional response. Ragas are associated with a definite mood or sentient that nature arouses in human beings. The ancient musicologists were particularly interested in the effects of musical notes – how it affected and enhanced human behavior. For centuries, music has been used as a healer. Music has the power to cure: to get people rid of various mental disorders like anxiety, phobia, depression, hypertension and so on; to make us feel happy, sad, disgusted and so on. Music or Sangeet has thus been looked upon as a 'sadhana' – a medium for mental uplift.The 'therapeutic' use of music is today's coinage (Srivastava, 2016).
Melody is the basis of Indian music. Ragas are the melody-types or melody-moulds in which the notes progress artistically. These Ragas or melody-types are vitalized by the spirit of joyful improvisation, and give ample scope for the exercise of the highest musical imagination. Each Raga has its own special characteristics and can be distinguished one from another. Different tunes express different emotions. Indian musicologists have deeply explored the psychology of Ragas and have ascribed even sex to these melody-moulds, some of them being Ragas, i.e., male tunes, and some being Raginis, i.e., female tunes. For example, you will mark the difference between Darbari and Ashavari. They have the same notes, but express different emotions. Each Raga has its own Rasa, i.e., aesthetic flavour, and it creates a definite ethos. This ethos contains not in a mechanical form but in the symphonic structure of the melody. These Ragas express not only different emotions but they have their own time and season to be sung. For example, Megh-malhar is sung in the monsoon while Vasant and Bahar are sung in spring. In this direction Indian music stands on a level where the West can furnish no parallel.
The very first reference to the word Raga in its technical sense has been made by the classical Sanskrit poet Kalidasa in the prelude to the opening act of his 'Abhijnana Shakuntalam', where the Nati is supposed to sing the song in Sarang Raga. Kalidasa's period is assumed to be the 4th century AD. In the time of Bharat Muni, the first recognized author on Indian Classical Music, of the magnanimous 'Natyashastra', reference to Raga was not made. Instead, the system of gram-murchchana- jati was prevalent during his times. It was Matang Mui, who for the first time, mentioned the definition of Raga in his famous treatise 'Brihaddesi' in the 6th century AD – " In the opinion of the wise, that particularity of notes and melodic movements, or that distinction of melodic sound by which one is delighted, is Raga". After Matanga, we find another important book on music, Geet Govinda, composed by Jaydeva. This book mainly deals with the love songs of Krishna and Radha with references to Raga and Tala.
To sum up, Raga is the fundamental element of Indian music. It is, in fact, the soul of Indian music, which is made of a scale, a mode, Shruti, Swara, Gamaka, grace, notes and other embellishments of music. The Raga came into being in and around 4th or 5th century AD. It gradually started replacing the age- old gram-murchchana-jati system. Under the gram-murchchana-jati-raga system, the classification of Indian music was done till the time of Pandit Sharangadeva and his Magnum Opus- Sangit Ratnakar, written in about 1230 AD, preparing gradually the ground for what is called the North Indian or Hindustani music.
Dr. S. Sarma. Fundamentals of Indian Music. Delhi: Pratibha Prakashan, 1996.
B. Phukan. Raga Sangeet. Guwahati: Shruti, 1992
H. Srivastava. Raag Parichay (Part 01). Allahabad: Sangit Sadan Prakashan, 2016
About the author: Hailing from the historical city of Sivasagar, Assam, Dr. Biju Kumar Bhagawati has learnt his first music lessons from Sri Ratul Kakati of Sivasagar, Assam. After graduation he came to Lucknow to attain higher education in music and started learning music under the tutelage of Dr (Late) Surendra Shankar Awasthi following the Guru-Shishya Parampara. He also took music lessons from Pt. Prasenjit Deogharia (now a resident of Canada) and Pt. N.N. Dhar. He has done Sangit Nipun from Bhatkhande Sangit Vidyapith, Lucknow, M.A. (Vocal Music) from Indira Kala Music University, Chattishgarh and from Bhatkhande Music Institute, Deemed University he received the highest institutional award, PhD in music. His quest for learning has still been continued under the tutelage of Pt. Amit Chatterjee (Former Director, ITC, Kolkata) of Lucknow.
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Q: In kubernetes is it possible to mount a filesystem from a sidecar? In kubernetes is it possible to mount a filesystem from a sidecar to my main container?
I have dind (docker:18.05-dind) container running as a sidecar.
From my main container I would like to run docker command (which is not included in my image). Wondering if it possible to mount /usr/bin/docker, /lib and  /lib64 files from the dind container to my main container
I don't want to use hostpath volume mount from node to pods which can be a security concern.


In the Palestinian Occupied Territories, the humanitarian crisis continues to the sound of rocket fire. Over the course of the past three months, the situation has worsened, particularly in the Gaza Strip.
There, Palestinian Red Crescent workers and trained volunteers are making sacrifices every day. 40 year old Anwar Jumma Abu Holly, father of six children, would give his leg.
In the early hours of the morning the PRCS emergency medical technician went with his colleagues to evacuate and transport wounded people, injured from an Israeli air strike at Al Magazi refugee camp.
There were a large number of injuries in the area. Abu Holly and his colleagues started to provide first aid medication to the injured in the field. A second air strike took place and one of the missiles exploded by Abu Holly. He lost his left leg in the explosion.
Abu Holly's friend who took him from home and went to the scene was shocked when he saw the injury. All his colleagues were psychologically affected. Abu Holly is a father of six and is the only bread winner in his family.
Despite his permanent disability the medic is still motivated by the values of the Red Cross and Red Crescent movement.
The International Committee of the Red Cross says that more than two months after the start of military operations life for 1.4 million people remains very difficult.
It says Bedouin and farming communities in the Shoka area have lost their homes and livelihoods. While people in the north of the Ghaza Strip in Beit Hanoun, Shejaya and Jabalia also continue to be affected, as do those in Khan Younis in the south.
The Palestinian Red Crescent says 226 people have been killed by the Israeli army between 28 June and 28 August, including 55 children and 20 women, 570 others were injured.
In addition more than two hundred thousands families are living without electricity. The central electrical station in Gaza has been destroyed. It provided electricity to 50% of the Palestinians in the Gaza strip including hospitals and clinics. To rebuild it will take eight months and cost an estimated USD 15 million.
The lack of electricity has also disrupted another vital utility, water. Without power the water networks won't function. In co-ordination with the Norwegian Red Cross the ICRC has been providing generators to run water pumping stations across the Gaza Strip.


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As I had already uploaded a Google generated HTML file to the root directory of my Abipo web server I was thinking my sites WERE verified. I wondered why Google was asking to verify when it has already been done. Did I need to reverify?
The answer was I needed to verify the http://abipo.com domain AS WELL as the http://www.abipo.com domain name. This was done by visiting the Home Page of Google Webmaster Tools and clicking on "Add a site….". After I did that, I was able to go back and specify http://www.abipo.com as my preferred domain for indexing.
1. Log in to your WordPress control panel.
4. Type "MailChimp" into the search box and click on 'Search Plugin's'.
5. Install 'MailChimp List Subscribe Form' by clicking on 'Install Now'.
6. In a new browser window, set up a MailChimp account at http://www.mailchimp.com. You will need to create a new 'List' that your subscribers will sign up to.
7. Ensure you are logged in to the newly created MailChimp account, and then select 'API Keys and Info' from the 'Account' dropdown at the top left of the screen.
8. Select and copy the API key.
9. On your WordPress control panel, click on 'MailChimp Setup' under 'Settings'.
11. Ensure the list you created in step 6 is selected under 'Your Lists'. If necessary, click on 'Update List'.
13. If you don't want a "powered by MailChimp" message to appear underneath your form, uncheck the 'Monkey Rewards' checkbox.
14. Click on Update Subscribe Form Settings.
15. On your WordPress control panel, click on 'Widgets' under 'Appearance'.
16. Drag the 'MailChimp' widget from the 'Available Widgets' section to the location of your choice. For example, I put my MailChimp widget in the sidebar.
17. You should now have a fully working solution. Go to your blog home page and subscribe to your own list so that you can test everything out. You can see how the form should look at http://www.abipo.com/blog.
These step by step instructions set up Facebook so that any posts you make to Facebook will also appear in / are synced to Twitter.
4. Oddly, nothing happens… Or does it? Look carefully and you will notice that the URL in the browser bar has changed. Copy that URL and paste it into a new browser.
5. Click on 'Allow' to allow your Facebook account to post to your twitter account: 'brwilson71' in my case.
6. Congratulations. You are now sharing your Facebook updates on twitter. Don't forget, updates made to Facebook that get posted to Twitter may be seen by everyone.
Also, see how to link Twitter to Facebook.