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It was a decade ago that I purchased my first car - a bright red, two-door Honda Civic.I was fresh out of university, just got my first job, and the Civic was a car that fit my budget and offered everything I was looking for at the time.
Two model generations later, a lot has changed in terms of how the Civic looks and functions, but it remains Canada's best-selling vehicle, although competition in the compact segment has certainly picked up recently.
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Cosmic Scallies
October 6, 2017 October 6, 2017 by circles&stalls
Royal Exchange, Manchester.
2 October 2017.
While in the Royal Exchange's main theatre Sarah Frankcom's production of 'Our Town' cleverly plays around with place and time, in the studio next door Jackie Hagan's new play 'Cosmic Scallies' firmly sticks a pin in a map to locate us in the here and now. Welcome to 44 Feltons on a council estate in Skelmersdale.
The latest co-production between the Royal Exchange and Graeae Theatre Company tells the story of a young woman Dent (Rachel Denning) and her childhood friend Shaun (Reuben Johnson). Dent has returned home to 44 Feltons after time at university and Shaun calls round to help with some jobs.
It's a tale of two friends reunited, but also tracks a day in the life of someone in pain and negotiating an unsympathetic, flawed healthcare system. Stuck on the end of a six month waiting list to see a pain specialist, Dent's only hope of controlling her agonising symptoms is stronger medication. Her quest to get a prescription becomes a herculean one as, restricted by pain, she moves very slowly back and forth between chemist and doctor's surgery. With the clock ticking away, Shaun's offers of help are repeatedly dismissed as Dent is determined to achieve this herself.
They never leave the cramped constraints of Bethany Wells's compact set. A grey street scene tightly packed with shopping precinct seating – unadorned, unwelcoming and in disrepair. Dent negotiates the landscape with difficulty and is unable to access elements of it unaided. Shaun meanwhile moves sinuously through it, at ease as he reclines across a broken bench.
You get a feel for Skelmersdale (aka Skem) through the stories they tell each other. A place where you don't draw attention to yourself by being clever, where the rules of conformity are so restrictive you can step out of line by wearing a tie for work or having a bag that's slightly too big. Self-Deprecating Karen, Dufflecoat Dave, Hearing Aid Kev – everyone knows your name and your business. Manchester, where Dent spent time at university is seen as a far-off exotic location peopled by faintly ridiculous monocle-wearing panini eaters.
Beneath the bravado lurks a town of absent dads, worn out mams, empty shops, drink and drugs. Shaun and Dent are two people rich with potential stuck in a place where aspirations are limited and opportunities in short supply. Shaun's knowledge is hard-earned and all about survival – where to get the cheapest food or how to spot when trouble is about to kick off. Dent meanwhile was clever enough to get to University but felt as out-of-place there as she does in Skem.
The friendship between Dent and Shaun is carefully constructed and beautifully performed. After years of familiarity, they are effortlessly at ease with each other but they also know the right words to deploy when seeking to hurt. Hagan avoids any overly neat romantic dynamic between them – Dent is proudly bisexual and Shaun's tender feelings are almost brotherly. His motivations for kindness, we learn later, are also part of a bigger plan.
Anger never surfaces often but it's there. The injustice of the characters' situations isn't any less obvious or felt less keenly for not being mega-phoned at us. Hagan feels too much love for her home town to indulge in poverty porn. Her characters are always more than the sum of their troubles and their lives are not offered up to be pitied.
What's most admirable about Amit Sharma's direction, is that true to Hagan's script, it doesn't strain to gloss over the ordinariness of their daily lives. This is a play about people who can spend endless hours negotiating bureaucracy, struggling with adversity and just getting by. That's what we are given – no more and no less. Welcome to their world.
Hagan doesn't need to seek inspiration in some fantasy reimagining of working class life. Such is her poetic skill, she can even find beauty in the delayed gratification squeezed from a scratch card. In a dreamy sequence, Dent and Shaun become increasingly ecstatic as they recite an imaginary shopping list of small pleasures – spam fritters, Frazzles, Freddos, cans of Kestrel and even Pot Noodles. These lives might be fraying at the edges but 'Cosmic Scallies' never lets hope slip away. It's warm, funny and heartbreakingly believable.
Royal Exchange.
Graeae Theatre Company.
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unrestrictedviews says:
Such a nice review. Wish I'd seen it …

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Or else possibly This Week in Patriarchy. Unfortunately that's like every week.
sometimes the economist is embarrassing . Also, it's really weird watching non-economists discuss Time on the Cross because it seems to be taught differently outside of economics. In Economic History classes the main focus is that slavery was profitable (in one of my classes it was tied with literature on how serfdom was the only way to keep people in Russia from fleeing to Germany, and other forms of slavery and intimidation and horror were used to keep people working when they had better outside options if they could just leave, which they couldn't). This profitability argument is in contrast to the "it would have gone away by itself" argument that you sometimes hear crop up. It wouldn't have gone away by itself. Then after slavery was over, they replaced that profitability with prison chain-gangs. People say that Time on the Cross makes the argument that slaves had it better under slavery, but the focus that I remember was that slavery was awful for all of the reasons that slavery is awful, and instead of getting 40 acres and a mule and government representation as promised and as would have made a big positive difference in the lives of blacks, the South did its best to use terror to create a pseudo-slavery of share-cropping. Slavery wasn't "better" because it was a good thing, but share-cropping was almost as bad. It was a failure of the government to fully reparate and protect the former slaves that lead to bad outcomes post-slavery. Then it's tied to Race and Schooling in the South by Bob Margo, which explains the huge economic inequalities caused by segregation. So Time on the Cross as I learned it (in multiple classes, from different schools, including one from a Fogel student) was really an argument for Affirmative Action.
Tenured Radical with useful advice she learned at her first job.
I swear I do not have this.
This article makes my head asplode: Obesity — it's Mom's Fault! Practically every single sentence makes me want to point out three different things wrong with it. I thought about doing a longer critique but then I realized it wasn't worth writing 50 pages about why someone is wrong on the internet. Historiann discusses it here. This discussion is more detailed. #2 does note that there is some suggestive evidence that a specific way of bottle feeding and timed feeding may encourage obesity later on (because they teach babies to ignore their "full" cues and tell them they're in a scarcity environment so overfill their bellies), but again, this would be the doctor's fault rather than the mother's.
Sorry for the light posting this week; one of us is out of town and the other is savoring the last few days off the internet before I have to do work.
I am also pondering accountability and goals for 2012, but have not yet come to any conclusions. For now, I am participating in the winter-break writing group over at Dame Eleanor, who makes some thoughtful points during her posts, and has interesting discussion in the comments. First about time, then strengths and weaknesses, then the ever-fraught decision of big changes or small changes, then a side note about flexibility, then another thing that makes me tear my hair out: transitions. Go read and feel inspired, if that sort of thing helps you.
If you are bored, go read Gunnerkrigg Court, which I am currently way into.
And now, dear readers, what awesome things on teh intarwebz did we miss this week? Tell us in the comments.
Fine, fine: a very special link love.
I think Bardiac has read my mind.
The super-haters make a bad name for the regular-haters from Roxie's World.
Thoughtful money analogies from Mutantsupermodel.
Grading. We hates it. From Proflikesubstance.
We sort of got addicted to I Love Charts.
A neat older article on four year olds in kindergarten.
Frugal Forties with a rant on people who fool themselves with no-spend challenges. Some folks spend a heck of a lot more than we do in regular months with lame justifications during their no-spend challenges.
how could their young men have been drawn into such an act?
This sickens us. Frankly, we blame the patriarchy.
Also, don't forget to Spring Forward this weekend! As if I needed to miss more sleep right now. ARGH!
Please write or call your elected officials, especially House representatives.
Read here about HR 358 which protects life by allowing deaths. Or read all over the internet at news sources of your choice. Read the full text of the bill and see who sponsored it here.
Then make some noise. Find your officials' contact information using the internet. If you have time, drop into their offices. Give them a phone call. Send them a hand-written paper letter using the name under which you are registered to vote. If all else fails, use email.
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WITNESS Launches Media Archive
By Tamara Krinsky
WITNESS, the nonprofit human rights organization conceived by musician and activist Peter Gabriel to empower human rights defenders to use video for human rights advocacy, recently launched the WITNESS Media Archive, dedicated to the acquisition, preservation and licensing of rare and politically sensitive media.
The archive is comprised of over 2,000 hours of video in varying formats, with content ranging from original raw footage to documentary productions. The majority of the collection is from groups with which Witness has partnered, such as Human Rights Focus, which works with displaced people in Uganda; the American Friends Service Committee; and Burma Issues, which works with oppressed and displaced ethnic communities in Burma and Thailand. WITNESS and its partners own the footage and share any revenue that results from its licensing.
The first stop for those interested in utilizing footage from the archive is www.witnessmediaarchive.org. The comprehensive site features a searchable database that contains a portion of the collection, as well as an online request form in case you can't find what you're looking for. New footage is added to the collection almost every week. Licensing fees are on a sliding scale system, based on factors such as intended usage, distribution plan and the licensing period.
Recent projects for which footage from the archive has been licensed include a documentary about Haiti and Aristide; a CBC project on Burma ; and an independent documentary about the conflict in Sierra Leone.
Those interested in contributing footage to the archive should contact Grace Lile at 718.783.2000, ext. 313. An archive donor application and guidelines can also be found online. Due to finite resources, WITNESS is selective in its acceptance of material. The staff evaluates footage based on content, quality and how well it fits into the collection as a whole.
Full Frame Comes Full Circle: Doc Fest Reconnects with Duke University
Digital Diaspora Family Reunion: A New Kind of Geneology
Raiding the Lost Archives, Wisely and Legally: A Short Guide to Clearing Copyrighted Footage


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I've been looking forward to this moment for longer than is perhaps reasonably comfortable. That others may soon now have opportunity to share my awkward but justifiable man-crush upon the wistful baritone of Warrington's Kieran Gallimore fills me with the kind of sacred inner warmth you can only usually achieve by nailing fifteen bowls of Ready Brek next to an open fire on a frosty morning.
Old Wounds, to be released on July 7th, is his opening solo salvo for Rest In Peace Records (Temple Songs, Dark Bells, Black Manila) and promisingly for a track which rests solely upon his aforementioned vocals and acoustic guitar, manages to tickle and taunt the old heartstrings in such a way that by the time it happens, it's already too late. You're already pressed up against the window, mournfully watching an overcast sky as raindrops become tears.
After years of watching Kieran's promising projects threaten to outgrow Warrington's slightly tepid musical fish bowl, I've never been more confident that this time he will find the audience his uncomplex but beguilingly brilliant creations deserve.
Wrexham born troubadour Nathan Burton cut his teeth as a singer-songwriter in Manchester, released an EP on local indie Northern Ambition then promptly vanished, eloping to Paris. Now he's on the move again, this time to London with a plush homespun album in tow. Even a casual listen to Penny Racer reveals Burton's spent a significant chunk of time in Paris meticulously fine-tuning his craft.
Chinese Laundry sounds timeless and hauntingly pretty – Burton's soulful lilting vocal packs a tender weathered charm. There are hints of Ryan Adams and Elliott Smith here and on the equally gripping How Are You? Accompanied by lush string arrangements, double bass, piano and drums his alt-country-tinged acoustic guitar music has a rich, full-bodied flavour. An enviable talent following his own path – Burton's poised to make a mark.
Displaying full textural glory in 11 minute composition When You Die I'll Think of You In The Sky, his music is uncompromising, incorporating elements of both noise and drone. These recordings might be challenging but it won't be long before his ideas are transforming into something more accessible and ultimately more relatable.
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First a little back story on this one. Since I started commuting to work more often on the DRZ, and from farther away, the wind has started getting to me. The design of the DRZ headlight bezel deflects wind directly at your chest. For that reason, going over 60 MPH or so gets to be a little uncomfortable.
There is a thing called the "$6 Windscreen" which a very crafty person invented that fits very well on DRZ400s or DR650s. Normally, they're made from a $6 plastic wastebasket (hence the name). A template is traced onto the wastebasket and then cut out. It's hand bent and ends up being a dirt-cheap windscreen, once attached to the headlight bezel of your DR or DRZ.
I loved the idea, and I loved the design. With aftermarket screens costing upwards of $100, this sounded like a great option. But I wasn't in love with the solid white or black look. A clear screen would be better. Unfortunately, plexiglass isn't easily bent by hand, and usually requires heat to be formed. Heat guns could work, but a tool that only heats the material along a straight line would be better to achieve this design. And so the Googling began. I came upon an article at Dale's Homemade Robots, which detailed exactly how to go about doing this. My bender came out just a little different, in order to keep costs down and use mostly what I had available.
Here is what the end product looked like.
…and here is the filament with power running through it.
Instead of using a battery, I decided on using AC power, routed through a knob-style dimmer switch. This would enable me to fine-tune the heat coming off the wire. For the wire, I initially tried some salvaged nichrome from an old heat gun. I had trouble straightening the wire enough that it wouldn't sag when heated, being that it comes coiled from the gun. Nichrome is available in spool form from various places online, but with time of the essence, I ended up using a guitar string I had laying around. Something like these strings work well, as they have a steel core and are nickel wound (the "ni" from nichrome). The strings still stretch when heated, so I employed Dale's method of using a small spring to keep tension on the wire.
Anyhow, with a little practice, I was able to achieve the $6 windscreen with plexiglass. A quick go-around with a file finished all the edges and corners. The bender is perfect for making all sorts of things, from business card holders to wind fairings to PC enclosures to car audio enclosure covers.


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court noun
ADJ. high This is the highest court in the land. | appeal, civil, crown, high, juvenile, magistrates, military They took their case to the appeal court. | supreme | county, federal, etc. | European, French, etc.
VERB + COURT go to, take sb/sth to We are prepared to go to court to get our compensation. Their neighbours took them to court. | come to, get to, go to The case should not be allowed to go to court. | bring sth to There wasn't enough evidence to bring the case to court. | settle sth out of The dispute was settled out of court. | a court of appeal The case will be heard by the court of appeal next month. | a court of law I don't think that argument would stand up in a court of law. | a ward of court The child was made a ward of court when her parents were jailed.
2 for sport
ADJ. basketball, squash, tennis, etc. | clay, grass, hard Do you prefer playing tennis on grass courts or hard courts?
PREP. off (the) ~ Off court she is just as aggressive as she is on the court. | on (the) ~ The players have been on court for an hour.
3 kings/queens
ADJ. royal appear before, appear in, attend She is too young to appear before the court.
COURT + NOUN circles Mozart quickly became a favourite in court circles. preside over The court was presided over by Judge Owen. life at court He will appear in court tomorrow charged with the murder. |
PREP. at (a/the) ~ life at the court of Charles I
COURT + VERB hear sth The court heard how the mother had beaten the 11-year-old boy. | acquit sb, clear sb The court acquitted Reece of the murder of his wife. | dismiss sth, quash sth The court dismissed the appeal. The guilty verdict was quashed by the appeal court. | uphold sth The court upheld the plaintiff's claim of unfair dismissal. | hold sth, order sth, rule sth The court held that she was entitled to receive compensation.
COURT + NOUN action, case, proceedings | hearing, trial | injunction, order, summons She tried to get a court order to prevent him from coming near her. He received a court summons for non-payment of tax. | decision, ruling | appearance Divorce no longer requires a court appearance. | battle They could now face a court battle for compensation. | bailiff, clerk, judge, official, registrar, staff, usher She was appointed a high court judge in 1998. | procedure, process | system | building
PREP. at ~ He was found guilty at Swindon Crown Court. | before a/the ~ The case is now before the court. | in ~ Relatives of the dead girl were in court.
PHRASES contempt of court He was charged with contempt of court after shouting at a witness. |


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Q: How can I get all counters transactions total fare and total ticket in every individual date? Hello Laravel developers, I have two table counters and transactions. Where transactions table has counters foreign key (from_counter).
counters table:
id | counter_name
1  | Counter 1
2  | Counter 2

transactions table:
id | from_counter (counter id) | fare | date
1  |  1                        | 50   | 2022-04-01
2  |  1                        | 40   | 2022-04-01
3  |  2                        | 40   | 2022-04-01
4  |  2                        | 50   | 2022-04-01
5  |  1                        | 50   | 2022-04-02
6  |  1                        | 40   | 2022-04-02
7  |  2                        | 40   | 2022-04-02
8  |  2                        | 50   | 2022-04-02

I want to show all counters with its total daily ticket and total fare date wise in my report.
My desired output something like this:
 ----------
    Date       |   Counter 1           |    Counter 2       |   Counter 3          | Total

----------
2022-04-01 |   100 (total tickets) | 50 (total tickets) |    0 (total tickets)     | ....
               500 (total fare)      300 (total fare)        0 (total fare)

----------
 2022-04-02 |   50 (total tickets) | 80 (total tickets) |    20 (total tickets)    | ....
                300 (total fare)     600 (total fare)        250 (total fare)

----------
 2022-04-03 |   100 (total tickets) | 50 (total tickets) |    100 (total tickets)    | ....
                500 (total fare)      300 (total fare)     1250 (total fare)

I am trying to apply some query but my desired output data not return here
$query = Counter::select('id', 'counter_name', 'username', 'mobile')->with(['transactions' => function($q) use($request) {
            $q->select('id', 'from_counter', 'date', DB::raw("SUM(fare) AS total_fare, COUNT(id) AS total_ticket"));

            if ($request->start_time !== null && $request->end_time !== null) {
                $q->whereDate('date', '>=', $request->start_time)->whereDate('date', '<=', $request->end_time);
            }

            $q->groupBy('from_counter', DB::raw('DATE(date)'));
        }]);

        $data = $query->get();

        return $data;

Output is:
    [
{
"id": 1,
"counter_name": "Counter 1",
"transactions": [
{
"id": 1,
"from_counter": 1,
"date": "2022-03-31 05:54:32",
"total_fare": "570",
"total_ticket": 13
},
{
"id": 27,
"from_counter": 1,
"date": "2022-04-01 08:50:05",
"total_fare": "100",
"total_ticket": 2
},
{
"id": 30,
"from_counter": 1,
"date": "2022-04-03 08:50:05",
"total_fare": "85",
"total_ticket": 2
}
]
},
{
"id": 2,
"counter_name": "Counter 2",
"transactions": [
{
"id": 6,
"from_counter": 2,
"date": "2022-03-31 06:53:41",
"total_fare": "235",
"total_ticket": 5
},
{
"id": 29,
"from_counter": 2,
"date": "2022-04-01 08:50:05",
"total_fare": "45",
"total_ticket": 1
},
{
"id": 32,
"from_counter": 2,
"date": "2022-04-03 08:55:05",
"total_fare": "40",
"total_ticket": 1
}
]
}]

I also write another query
$query  = DB::table('counters as coun')
            ->leftjoin('transactions as trans', 'coun.id', 'trans.from_counter')
            ->select('coun.id', 'coun.counter_name', 'trans.date', DB::raw("SUM(trans.fare) AS total_fare, COUNT(trans.id) AS total_ticket"))
            ->get()
            ->groupBy(function($date) {
                return Carbon::parse($date->date)->format('d-m-Y');
            });

            if ($request->start_time !== null && $request->end_time !== null) {
                $query = $query->whereBetween('trans.date', [$request->start_time, $request->end_time]);
            }

        $data = $query->get();

        return $query;

Please help me to get my desired output.
Thanks in advance.

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module.exports.name = 'data';

module.exports.alias = ['data'];

module.exports.isAllowed = (message, server, bot) => {
  if (message.guild.id != '293787390710120449') return false; // My server
  return message.author.id == bot.owner_ID;
};

module.exports.help =
  "__Bot Owner Only__ `,data [number of min messages]` Shows the bot's statistics.";

function msToTime(duration) {
  let seconds = parseInt((duration / 1000) % 60),
    minutes = parseInt((duration / (1000 * 60)) % 60),
    hours = parseInt((duration / (1000 * 60 * 60)) % 24),
    days = parseInt(duration / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24));

  return `${days} days, ${hours} hours, ${minutes} minutes, ${seconds} seconds`;
}

module.exports.command = (message, content, bot) => {
  let uptime = msToTime(bot.uptime);
  let res = `Uptime: ${uptime}\n\n`;
  for (let s in bot.servers) {
    let server = bot.servers[s];
    res += `ServerID: ${server.guild.id}\n`;
    res += `ServerName: ${server.guild.name}\n`;
    res += `Number of tracked users: ${Object.keys(server.users).length}\n`;
    let num = parseInt(content);
    if (!num) num = 0;
    let moreThan = 0;
    for (let user in server.users) {
      if (server.users[user].thirty > num) {
        moreThan++;
      }
    }
    res += `${moreThan} people have sent more than ${num} messages.\n`;
    res += `Date number: ${server.today}\n\n`;
  }
  res += `UTC Time: ${new Date().toUTCString()}`;
  message.channel.send(res, { split: true });
};


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Pizza Hut U.S. buys an online ordering service
Domino's U.S. same-store sales lowest in 7 years
Chipotle stock hits a record
Chipotle and Shake Shack lead restaurant stocks
The company is acquiring QuikOrder in a bid to improve its online ordering capabilities. By Jonathan Maze on Dec. 04, 2018
Photograph: Shutterstock:
Pizza Hut's U.S. business, eager to ramp up its technological prowess in a bid to keep up with rivals such as Domino's Pizza, on Tuesday acquired the online ordering service QuikOrder.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the Plano, Texas-based chain said the deal was one of its largest acquisitions to date.
Pizza Hut said the deal would help the brand's U.S. business improve customers' personalized online ordering service and accelerate digital innovation across its 6,000 domestic locations. As it is, half of the chain's U.S. sales were processed through QuikOrder this year, Pizza Hut said.
QuikOrder was founded in 1997 and has worked with Pizza Hut U.S. for nearly 20 years.
The acquisition will include Pizza Hut's digital ordering platforms, systems and services and QuikOrder's in-restaurant technology and ancillary services, along with its future generation of products and programs.
"We're doubling down on our commitment to digital and this deal positions Pizza Hut perfectly for the future," Artie Starrs, president of Pizza Hut U.S., said in a statement. "We're also gaining access to an immensely talented group of developers and digital innovators."
The deal intensifies the technological war that has been ongoing between the country's largest pizza players in recent years. Domino's has generated strong sales growth and leapfrogged Pizza Hut to become the country's largest pizza player, in part due to its technology—which Domino's operates in-house.
Pizza Hut has been pushing its own digital capabilities in a bid to make its ordering processes easier, such as the introduction of a delivery tracker with text alerts, voice ordering and a loyalty program. The company said that it would be able to take "full advantage" of the platform QuikOrder developed for the chain while also getting improved flexibility and efficiency.
"The acquisition strengthens the brand's digital road map and innovation and aligns with the strategy we put in place to drive Pizza Hut's growth," Greg Creed, CEO of Pizza Hut's parent company, Yum Brands, said in a statement.
Pizza Hut's acquisition of QuikOrder is expected to close this month.
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Bengals Film Room: Trey Hendrickson, Joe Thuney, and the $140 million war
There was no shortage of support in Cincinnati for the Bengals to sign free agent guard Joe Thony last year. The idea was supported by all the factors you could possibly think of.
From the moment Thuney joined the New England Patriots in 2016, he's become one of the most consistent boxers in the NFL. He never missed a single game for the Patriots as he established himself as an all-around left keeper consistent with the degrees of professional football's focus to back them up.
Like most of the offensive lineman billed by Bill Belichick, Thone developed quickly and played to his full potential. But this is the New England we're talking about, and they are as stingy as the Bengals when it comes to their player value assessments. Thuney's franchise will be awarded in 2020 so he can enter free agency the following year.
Not only was Thony this flawless man in the prime of his life with experience winning at the highest level, he also had regional connections to the Bengals. He grew up in nearby Kettering, Ohio where his family still resides. He was a star at Alter High School and turned it into a North Carolina scholarship. It's a record in love with Skyline Chili. If the Bengals were to acquire one of the most expensive free offensive businessmen on the market, they would have to take advantage of their hometown advantage.
They didn't succeed in the end. Rumors of "low ball" emerged from negotiations between the Thone camp and the Bengals and soon followed reports of the Kansas City Chiefs making him into the biggest contract in NFL history for the goalkeeper.
Even as desperate as the Bengal team were to improve their offensive streak last season, the chiefs acted as if it was a life or death situation, and you can't really blame them for thinking that. They watched Patrick Mahomes' pass protection collapse over the course of the 2020 season and Mahomes has been transitioning the team to Super Bowl II for several years now. The rag-tag unit will finally collapse in front of the franchise quarterback against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which will prove to be the difference in the game. Tom Brady may have won 7 God's curse It rang out that night, but lasting memories of the game included running Mahomes for his life and nearly making it in the process.
Thony was the first crown jewel of the new leader's offensive line. The second would be Orlando Brown Jr., who was acquired by the Chiefs via trade with the Baltimore Ravens. Brown wanted out of Baltimore because of his desire to play the left-hander, and Kansas City provided him with that opportunity by forgoing a first-round pick to get him.
Kansas City's investments in Thone, Brown, and the rest of the line have paid off this year. The Mahomes had a legitimate streak or line of protection among the top five in passing this year, and his new left-footed guard and left-footing duo came to Cincinnati on Sunday with the task of limiting Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals' varied array of defensive tackles. However, soon things will get difficult.
During the warm-up just before kick-off, Brown straightened his calf and was announced out of the match. Brown's replacement was Lucas Niang, a 2020 NFL third-round pick, who started eight games this season with an entry on Sunday; Not a bad backup plan against Hendrickson, the Bengals off-season free agent award.
With money the Bengals didn't use to sign Thuney, Hendrickson was brought in as the highest-paid free-signing agent in the team's history. We've already covered Hendrickson's impact not only on team defense, but their perspective on team building in general.
Hendrickson had a historic streak of 11 half sack games to continue, and now he's facing a presumably 40-something back-up. The fourth time, more troubles will arise for Kansas City.
Niang injured his knee after Bulls lunged from Hendrickson just four minutes into the match. Now the bosses had to be really creative. Teams rarely have two active backup tackles on game days. This will require someone to play off-center. How about $80 million in left guard?
For the remainder of the afternoon, Thonie and Hendrickson would swing back and forth, exchanging blows in a very costly brawl. Thuney was making Hendrickson less sack for the first time since Week 4 in a position he hadn't played before. It's definitely worthy of recognition, but it's far from a one-sided relationship. These were some of the best plays in their intense rivalry:
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<?php

namespace Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;

/**
 * HardwareItem
 */
class HardwareItem
{
    /**
     * @var integer
     */
    private $id;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    private $hardwareType;

    /**
     * @var \DateTime
     */
    private $created;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    private $label;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    private $address;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    private $active;

    /**
     * @var string
     */
    private $deleted;

    /**
     * @var \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\Deployment
     */
    private $fDeployment;

    /**
     * @var \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\HardwareGroup
     */
    private $fParentHardwareGroup;

    /**
     * @var \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\HardwareItem
     */
    private $fParentHardwareItem;

    /**
     * Get id
     *
     * @return integer
     */
    public function getId()
    {
        return $this->id;
    }

    /**
     * Set hardwareType
     *
     * @param string $hardwareType
     * @return HardwareItem
     */
    public function setHardwareType($hardwareType)
    {
        $this->hardwareType = $hardwareType;

        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get hardwareType
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getHardwareType()
    {
        return $this->hardwareType;
    }

    /**
     * Set created
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     * @param \DateTime $created
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     */
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    {
        $this->created = $created;

        return $this;
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    /**
     * Get created
     *
     * @return \DateTime
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    {
        return $this->created;
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    /**
     * Set label
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    public function setLabel($label)
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        $this->label = $label;

        return $this;
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    /**
     * Get label
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    public function getLabel()
    {
        return $this->label;
    }

    /**
     * Set address
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        $this->address = $address;

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     * Get address
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    /**
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    {
        $this->active = $active;

        return $this;
    }

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     * Get active
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getActive()
    {
        return $this->active;
    }

    /**
     * Set deleted
     *
     * @param string $deleted
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     */
    public function setDeleted($deleted)
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        $this->deleted = $deleted;

        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get deleted
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getDeleted()
    {
        return $this->deleted;
    }

    /**
     * Set fDeployment
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    public function setFDeployment(\Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\Deployment $fDeployment = null)
    {
        $this->fDeployment = $fDeployment;

        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get fDeployment
     *
     * @return \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\Deployment
     */
    public function getFDeployment()
    {
        return $this->fDeployment;
    }

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     * @param \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\HardwareGroup $fParentHardwareGroup
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     */
    public function setFParentHardwareGroup(\Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\HardwareGroup $fParentHardwareGroup = null)
    {
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        return $this;
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    {
        return $this->fParentHardwareGroup;
    }

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     *
     * @param \Intechnology\BackendManagementBundle\Entity\HardwareItem $fParentHardwareItem
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    {
        $this->fParentHardwareItem = $fParentHardwareItem;

        return $this;
    }

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    {
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A new estimation method of heat loss coefficient for existing buildings is proposed. The method is focused on the heat loss through convective heat transfer, because the air infiltration is negligible in the buildings and the ventilation is controlled by the building Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) controller. The heat loss coefficient (Q-value) evaluation of the existing houses are reported in the prior arts and the energy performance of the existing buildings has been reported as one of the commissioning process. The methods enable the total energy performance, but they do not clarify the week insulation elements. In order to visualize the energy flow easily, the proposed method identifies system parameters based on the data-oriented building heat loss model,using heat transfer engineering, with the interior wall surface temperatures and room temperatures that are easily obtained. The correction factor is obtained for the window natural convection heat transfer, because the empirical heat transfer equation for the week natural heat transfer contains some inaccuracy.


Three bed cottage overlooking killala bay. Semi furnished. In need of a bit of TLC as hasnt been lived in for a while. Three open fireplaces, central heating, electric shower, outside shed. Good location for beaches, pier and pubs. 15 mins from Killala town. Some of the furniture in these pics has been removed so happy for someone to put their own stamp on it.
Please note these pics are a year or two old. The cottage is by the sea so gets a good battering by the weather. needs a good paint and probably a new door etc. The flooring was taken up to let the floors breath so new rugs / flooring needed also.


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Ferdinand II of Aragon
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Ferdinand and his wife Isabella of Castile
Ferdinand II (Fernando de Arag�n in Spanish and Ferran d'Arag� in Catalan), nicknamed the Catholic (March 10, 1452 – June 23, 1516) was king of Aragon, Castile, Sicily, Naples, Valencia, Sardinia and Navarre and Count of Barcelona. This monarch is also known as Fernando el Cat�lico and Ferran el Cat�lic.
Ferdinand, the son of John II of Aragon by his second wife, the Aragonese noblewoman Juana Henriquez, was made King of Sicily by his father in 1468 in preparation for his marriage to Infanta Isabella, the half-sister and heiress of Henry IV of Castile. He married Isabella in 1469 and became Ferdinand V of Castile when Isabella succeeded her brother as Queen of Castile in 1474. The two young monarchs had initially to fight a civil war against Joan, princess of Castile aka Juana la Beltraneja, the purported daughter of Henry IV, but were ultimately successful. When Ferdinand succeeded his father as King of Aragon in 1479, the Crown of Castile and the various territories of the Crown of Aragon were united in a personal union creating for the first time since the 8th century a single political unit which might be called Spain, although the various territories were not properly administered as a single unit until the 18th century.
The first decades of Ferdinand and Isabella's joint rule were taken up with the conquest of the Kingdom of Granada, the last Muslim enclave in the Iberian peninsula, which was completed by 1492. In that same year, the Jews were expelled from both Castile and Aragon, and Christopher Columbus was sent by the couple on his expedition which would ultimately discover the New World. By the Treaty of Tordesillas of 1494, the extra-European world was split between the crowns of Portugal and Castile by a north-south line through the Atlantic Ocean.
The latter part of Ferdinand's life was largely taken up with disputes over control of Italy with successive Kings of France, the so-called Italian Wars. In 1494, Charles VIII of France invaded Italy and expelled Ferdinand's cousin, Alfonso II, from the throne of Naples. Ferdinand allied with various Italian princes and with Emperor Maximilian I, to expel the French by 1496 and install Alfonso's son, Ferdinand, on the Neapolitan throne. In 1501, following the death of Ferdinand of Naples and his succession by his uncle Frederick, Ferdinand of Aragon signed an agreement with Charles VIII's successor, Louis XII, who had just successfully asserted his claims to the Duchy of Milan, to partition Naples between them, with Campania and the Abruzzi, including Naples itself, going to the French and Ferdinand taking Apulia and Calabria. The agreement soon fell apart, and over the next several years, Ferdinand's great general Hernandez Gonzalo de Cordoba conquered Naples from the French, having succeeded by 1504.
Ferdinand and Isabella's children included Joanna of Castile and Catherine of Aragon. Because of the power of their joint kingdoms, their daughters married with several European dynasties, setting the bases for the huge heritage of their grandson Charles V.
After Isabella died that same year and left her kingdom to her daughter Joanna, Ferdinand served as her regent during her absence in the Netherlands, ruled by her husband Archduke Philip. Ferdinand attempted to retain the regency permanently, but was rebuffed by the Castilian nobility and replaced with Joanna's husband, who became Philip I of Castile. After Philip's death in 1506, with Joanna mentally unstable, and her and Philip's son Charles of Ghent only six years old, Ferdinand resumed the regency, ruling through Francisco Cardinal Jimenez de Cisneros, the Chancellor of the Kingdom.
In 1508, war resumed in Italy, this time against Venice, which all the other powers on the peninsula, including Louis XII, Ferdinand, Maximilian, and Pope Julius II joined together against as the League of Cambrai. Although the French were victorious against Venice at the Battle of Agnadello, the League soon fell apart, as both the Pope and Ferdinand became suspicious of French intentions. Instead, the Holy League was formed, in which now all the powers joined together against France.
In November 1511 Ferdinand and his son-in-law Henry VIII of England signed the Treaty of Westminster, pledging mutual aid between the two against France. Earlier that year, Ferdinand had conquered the southern half of the Kingdom of Navarre, which was ruled by a French nobleman, and annexed it to Spain. At this point Ferdinand remarried with the much younger Germaine of Foix (1490-1538), a grand-daughter of Queen Leonor of Navarre, to reinforce his claim to the kingdom. The Holy League was generally successful in Italy, as well, driving the French from Milan, which was restored to its Sforza dukes by the peace treaty in 1513.
Although the French were successful in reconquering Milan two years later, Ferdinand died in 1516, satisfied that he had made Spain the most powerful state in Italy, and that the succession of his grandson Charles, who would inherit not only the Spanish lands of his maternal grandparents, but the Habsburg and Burgundian lands of his paternal family, would make his heirs the most powerful rulers on the continent. Charles succeeded him in the Aragonese lands, and was also granted the Castilian crown jointly with his insane mother, bringing about at long last the unification of the Spanish thrones under one head.
Some scholars argue that Ferdinand, and not the unfortunate Cesare Borgia, was the true inspiration for Niccol� Machiavelli's The Prince, in which he is frequently mentioned.
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This will not go well with the Yankees.
MLB's long investigation into the Astros poster theft scandal revealed on Monday that Houston illegally stole posters electronically not only during the regular 2017 season, as Athletic initially reported, but also during those playoffs, when the Astros defeated the Yankees in seven games at ALCS, on their way to winning the Dodgers World Series.
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The MLB previously warned teams not to steal signals electronically after the Red Sox were caught stealing signals using an Apple watch against the Yankees in September 2017.
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The Astros used the central field camera stationed in their stadium to steal the posters of the pitchers and hit the trash cans to relay them, former Houston pitcher Mike Fiers told The Athletic in November. Houston won all four home games against the Yankees in the ALCS '17, but it is unclear how much the poster steal played in the Astros victory.
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A Proposal for Research on Indo - Turkish Relations
N. Akmal Ayyubi
Institute of Islamic Studies Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh (U. P.) INDIA
Keywords: Indo-Turkish, India, Turkey, Kanishka, Sanskrit
Interchange between India and Turkish world is older than Islam and there is little doubt that Indians and Turks during the Hittite period[1] have several common religious concepts and even political contacts. It is generally believed that the first contact of the Turks took place with the compaigns of Mahmud Ghaznavi in India in the first decades of the i ith. century A. D. but in fact India came into direct contact with the Turks through Turkish states first established on Indian soil in the first century B. C. long before the advent of Muslims in India[2]. This was the first phase of Indo-Turkish relations which ended with the fall of the Turk Shahi dynasty[3]. Later on in the second century of Christian era a famous Turk ruler emerged in India and made his way to the glory and renown. He is known as Kanishka (120-162 A. D.). Warahmchra, in his well-known Sanskrit work of Raj- trangi, describes the emperor Kanishka and his successors as belonging to Turushka family. The details of description of this emperor available to us, positively point to the fact that Kanishka belonged to Turkish race and not to Mongols. His coins bears the title of Shaunanushdh which is a Turkish word. The bounderies of the empire of Kanishka were extended to Patli Putra and Ujjain in the south while in the north included such states of Turkistan as Khutan, Yargand, Kashghar etc. It was during this period that Buddhism crossed the Himalayan boundries and penetrated into Turkistan. Turks took to the new religion in huge numbers. Sanskrit works like Suvarnaprabhasha and Mahaparinirvanasutra were translated into Turkish and the language of the Turks began to receive the influences of Sanskrit. In few Turkish lands even Turkish language began to be written in that script in which Sanskrit was written. This script is still known as Brahmi or Brahmani. Even today Sanskrit words are found in the Turkish language and the German Academy of Sciences of Berlin preserves numerous Turkish books written in that script.[4] During this period Turkish migrations from Central Asia also took place and settled down in Rajasthan, Gujarat and other parts of north-western India, adopting Indian religious practices, customes and traditions on the one hand, and Central Asia of Turks received and accommodated Indians in the same way as India had done for the Turks and many Indian tribes migrated to Central Asia and settled there on the other hand. It is a matter of deep interest and significance that while the Ghaznavid forces fighting in India were generally headed by Turk commanders, their armies fighting in Turkistan, in Khurasan and other countries were consisted of mainly by Indian soldiers and were under the command of a Hindu general whose name was Tilak. When the governor of Punjab, Ahmad Niyaltigin revolted against Mas'ud (1031-1040), the army sent to crush the rebillion was under the command of the same Tilak. These are all indications of the Turkish people's contacts with ancient India and they have to be worked out by deep research.
The second phase of Indo-Turkish relations begin with the invasion of India by Amir Subaktigin. It cuts right through the Ghurids (1186-1206), Slave dynasty (1206-1211), Iltutmish (1211-1266), Balban (1266-1290), Khaliis (1290-1312), Tughlugs (13201413), 'Adil Shahis, Qutab Shahis and ends with the dynasty of the Timurid[5], the so called Mughul dynasty (1526-1857). This period of interrelations of Turks with India had tremendous effects on Indian society and deep influences on Indian culture. During this period, a new indigenous language grew in the army camp through an interaction of Turkish, Persian and Indian languages and this came to be known as Urdu. It is a fact that a large number of Turkish words are used freely in Urdu whose grammar is basically Indian. Similarly, in many other aspects of Indian culture, Turkish influences are apparent. They may be traced in dress, food habits, customes and traditions. In architecture and fine arts Turk's influences are wide and deep. In paper-making, book-binding, glass, leather and several chemical industries and other arts and crafts, Turkish knowledge and skill is apparent even to-day. It will not be improper to say that the lotus dome in the architecture of Asia has been claimed by different people, but it is quite certain that it travelled from the early mosques of the Muslim to Central Asia and then came with the Turks to India. The same applies to the mosaic. These are also fascinating subjects for research in connection with Indo-Turkish relations.
The political and diplomatic relations between India and Turkey were also very friendly. The Bahmanis were the first Indian rulers to establish diplomatic contacts with Constantinople [6]. They were followed by Muzaffer Shahis of Gujarat [7] and later by the Timurids. After the fall of the Timurids these relations were continued by the Nizams of Hyderabad, Tipu Sultan of Mysore, and Nawabs of Arcot (Madras) and even during the British occupation of India, there were bi-lateral exchanges of diplomatic missions between India and Turkey[8]. Some of these diplomatic contacts have been worked out by some Turkish and Indian scholars but can be studied further and are important subjects of deep research and extensive investigations.
The establishment of the British rule in India closed nearly all avenues of normal relations with the Turks. India and Turkey were virtually under imperialism and we can hardly expect to find more than mutual sympathy and support in the struggle for emancipation and freedom. Pan-Islamism and the Young Turks movement had influenced India's freedom. The Khilafet movement of India was a direct product of the India's affection for the Turkish people and represented the aspiration of Indians with regards to this institution, but it, at the same time, characterized the nationalist Muslims' struggle for India's independence especially under the leadership of Muhammed Ali and Shaukat Ali. This movement played a significant role in fostering closer relations between India and Turkey. The dynamic personality of Kemal Ataturk had also fired the imagination of Indians. He had either directly or indirectly influenced India's freedom and more so the political, social and religious outlook of Indians. The impact of his revolution in India has been very deep and widely felt. His victories over the Greeks were hailed by Indian leaders like Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and others who were in jail at that time, and all over India people welcomed the emergence of a new Turkey. Mustafa Kemal's was a household name in India as a great fighter for liberation and a man of great courage and insight. This was a period in India when the Indian National Congress party was gaining roots in the villages and was becoming a truely representative of the people. During this period when the Sultanate had been abolished in Turkey and the Khilafet was at stake, the Muslims of India were doubtful if the spiritual leadership of the Khalife of the Islamic world would also vanish. Hence, sentiments were expressed by the late Agha Khan and justice Ameer Ali against the abolition of the Khilafet.[9] The Muslims of India formed a Khilafet Committee which established its headquarter in Bombay and Khilafet agitation was started. It was a direct product of the India's affection for Turkish people. They even endorsed the idea of a British protectorate over the Ottoman Caliphate[10] which represented their aspirations for the retention of the spiritual leadership of the Turks. Its abolition created a certain initial dismay in India where the Turkish Revolution had been seen as a fight by a Muslim state for its freedom with Kemal as the Sword of Islam[11]. But soon Khilafet in India came to mean Anti-British struggle and thousands of Muslims were arrested and sent to jails. However, the Khilafet movement continued in India and finally by the late thirtees its leaders worked for the Muslim League which emerged as a party in 1935.
The sentiments of the Indian Muslims for the retention of Khilafet in Turkey were short lived but these have to be appreciated in the light of their desire for the existence of a central spiritual leadership from Turkey. To say that the Muslims' demand for retention of the Khilafet touched off the abolition of the Khilafet in Turkey would be a far-fetched idea, for Kemal Ataturk and others were probably already adamant about its abolition long before the Muslims expressed their desire. Soon their sentiments were subsided as the truth became clear. The Caliphate, deprived of its temporal, hence its political power, no longer had any reality[12]. It is also interesting to note that the government of Ataturk was declared un-Islamic by many religious organizations of the world for modernising Turkey. The case was, later, refered to Qari Muhammad Tayyab, the then Rector of the most revered Indian institution of Islamic learning, Darul-Uloom of Dcoband[13], who had declared his government as Islamic. All these aspects require further investigation and research.
A new chapter in Indo-Turkish relations has began since 1947 when India also became master of his land. The dawn of freedom witnessed speedy demolition of the artificial barriers that separated the peoples of India and Turkey and the scope of India's relations has now widened considerably and embraces all aspects of life of both the peoples. The Government of the Republic of India and the Government of the Republic of Turkey, desirous of strengthening the friendly relations signed a cultural agreement in 1951. In pursuance of the Article 10 of this Agreement, official delegations of the both countries held joint consultations again at Ankara in March 1976 and a programme for cultural cooperation for 1976 and 1977 was agreed upon and signed. In 1978 two pacts were again signed at New Delhi. One of them was signed by the Turkish Foreign Minister and Indian External Affairs Minister for economic and technical co-operation involving exchange of experts and provision of training facilities. The other Agreement on Indo-Turkish Cultural Exchange Programme, covering three years from 1978, was signed by Indian Education Minister and Foreign Minister of Turkey for cooperation between the two countries in the fields of education, art and culture, sports and youth activities and mass media. These agreements also require critical study of further improvement of Indo-Turkish cultural relations.
Indo-Turkish relations are not moulded by emotional factors. It has roots in history and the Turks and Indians are bound together by historical and cultural bonds. Therefore, it is necessary to high light these facts. Only for this purpose I have written few articles and research papers. One of them is entitled "Hint Kiilturii iizerinde Miislii- man Turk Tesirleri" which was published in Islam Tetkikleri Enstitiisii Dergisi of Istanbul University[14]. The second published in Tarih Araftirmalan Dergisi of Ankara University[15] is entitled "Hindistan Tilrklere Neler Borfludur". The third article which is entitled " Tiirk-Hint tli^kileri" was published in Ak$am, of Istanbul[16]. The fourth paper on "Turkish words in Urdu" was published in Ma'arif of Azamgarh.[17] And the fifth on "Turkish influences on Urdu" was published in Tahreer of Delhi[18], and which was reproduced in £abdn ve adab of Delhi[19]. But this is not adequate for the purpose. It will be useful to make deep research and extensive investigation and then write a comprehensive book on "Indo-Turkish Relations". For doing this job it is also essential to examine and collect all the materials preserved in various libraries, museums and archives of Turkey[20], India and other places. I, therefore, request young scholars of Turkey and India to do needful.
1 1600 B. C. - 1200 B. C.
2 N. Akmal Ayyubi, Turkish Language and Culture, Radiance Viewsweekly of Delhi, Vol. io, No. 47 p. 12.
3 It was supplanted by Kallar, usually identified with Lalliya, and over its remains a new dynasty remembered as Hindu Shahiya was established which was terminated by the Turks associated with the Ghaznavids dynasty in the nth. century A. D.
N. Akmal Ayyubi, Studies in Turkish, The Hindistan Times of New Delhi, dated 30.11.71, p. 9.
N. Akmal Ayyubi, A versified Treatise on Mysticism, Aligarh, 1968, p. 9.
G. M. Nizamuddin Maghrabi, The Ottoman Gujarat Relations Published in Studies in the Foreign Relations of India - Prof. H. K. Sheruiani Felicitation Volume, Hyder¬abad, p. 185.
See A.J. Toynbee, Survey of International Affairs, 1925, p. 571.
10 See Maulana Mohammad Ali, My life, Edited by Afzal Iqbal, London, 1944.
Lord Kinross, Ataturk, London, 1964, p. 386.
12 Ibid. p. 386-387.
13 See my article "Laik Hint Cumhuriyetinde Island Egitim yerleri" published in Ulus of z\nkara dated 31.5.1965.
Vol. Ill, No. 3-4.
Vol. II, No. 2-3.
16 dated 2.6.1965.
17 Vol. 104, No. 6.
18 Vol. 5, No. 1.
See my paper on "Archives of Turkey as a source of Indian History" which was published in the Proceedings of the Forteeth session of Indian History Congress, 1979, PP- 973-978-
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A LEARNED and lively classical scholar, and an Oxford man who later became Regius Professor of Greek, Eric Dodds was co-opted to the SPR Council in 1927 and was President from 1961-3. His autobiography, Missing Persons (1977) shows his deep interest, from his undergraduate years onwards, in 'that vast range of phenomena which occupy the disputed territory between science and superstition'. He worked for a while on the subject with Professor Schiller; he compared Myers' and Freud's concepts of the unconscious mind; he succeeded in getting telepathic responses from hypnotised subjects; and he came to accept telepathy as a fact of life. He attended experiments with those 'physical' mediums, the Schneider brothers. He investigated 'mental' mediums, and in a proxy sitting with the well known Mrs Leonard, elicited a long string of facts later verified but then unknown to the experimenters, about a dead man of whom she knew nothing but his name. As he could not believe in survival, he was, he said, 'inclined to explain' what had happened as the effect of very complex telepathy.
Among his more general studies The Greeks and the Irrational (1951) touched on the paranormal. His contributions to Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research included 'Why I do not Believe in Survival' (1934), 'Supernormal Phenomena in Classical Antiquity' (1972) and in that same year 'Gilbert Murray's Last Experiments'. His SPR Presidential Address (Proceedings 1962) discussed 'Experimental Research at the Universities and at the Society'.
Source (with minor modifications): The Society for Psychical Research, 1882-1982: A History by Renée Haynes (1982, Macdonald & Co (Publishers) Ltd, London).
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