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Q: How to use a set of jar files in classpath in Jenkins How to make this possible ?
I had a set of jar files which are to be included to CLASSPATH variable.
I don't want to give the command SET CLASSPATH=xxx.jar;xx.jar;.. as part of the build step.
I dont' want to manually set the Environment variable CLASSPATH as part of system properties.
I tried by copying a set of jar files into Jenkins_HOME/war/WEB-INF/lib and had started the Jenkins server. But couldn't make it possible... Any Solution ?

A: You can try by additional class-path elements maven. you can see the details in below link
https://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/configuring-classpath.html
<build>
<plugins>
  <plugin>
    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
    <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>2.22.1</version>
    <configuration>
      <additionalClasspathElements>
        <additionalClasspathElement>path/to/additional/resources</additionalClasspathElement>
        <additionalClasspathElement>path/to/additional/jar</additionalClasspathElement>
        <additionalClasspathElement>path/to/csv/jar1, path/to/csv/jar2</additionalClasspathElement>
      </additionalClasspathElements>
    </configuration>
  </plugin>
</plugins>

A: Set CLASSPATH environment as follows and any jar file updated it particular directory
SET CLASSPATH=<your_lib_directory>\*
This will pick up all the updated JAR files

A: I think you are making things harder on yourself than needs be. Why don't you want to set the classpath as  a pre-build step? Perhaps because the artifacts change regularly?
My suggestion is that you look into building with Maven and convert your Jenkins job to a Maven job - then you can handle your extra dependencies in the POM and not in Jenkins - which may be a little more elegant.
For example, your JUnit and Selenium dependencies could be included as
<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>junit</groupId>
        <artifactId>junit</artifactId>
        <version>4.9</version>
        <scope>test</scope>
    </dependency>
    ... etc

(the <scope> being important to keep them out of your final artifact) and in the Jenkins job configuration, "Goals and options" could be test package.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,


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Nils Lofgren pays tribute to Lou Reed, Tom Petty on his latest solo album, "Blue with Lou"
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With the E Street Band on hiatus since 2018, Nils Lofgren has had the chance to finish and release a new solo album titled Blue with Lou. The 12-track collection features five previously unreleased songs on which Lofgren collaborated with Lou Reed during a brief period in the late 1970s, as well as "City Lights," another song the two co-wrote at the time, which Reed recorded for his 1979 album, The Bells.
"Lou Reed and I had written 13 songs together back in [1978], and there were five left behind that I always thought maybe Lou and I would look at again," Nils explains to ABC Radio. "[T]ragically, when Lou passed [in 2013], I knew it was my job to get 'em on this record."
Lofgren filled out Blue with Lou with six new compositions, including the title track, which Nils says is "about Lou and what he meant to me."
Another new tune is a tribute to Tom Petty, "Dear Heartbreaker," which Nils says was "a beautiful accident, born of a real tragedy."
Lofgren notes that he'd been extremely upset over Petty's 2017 death from an accidental drug overdose, and recalls that "one day I was just kind of singing a pep talk to myself about not backing down, and keep listening to [Tom's] music," and before he knew it he'd written a bunch of verses.
Lofgren recorded the album at his home studio with veteran session drummer Andy Newmark and bassist Kevin McCormick, as well as with major contributions from one-time E Street Band backing vocalist Cindy Mizelle.
Nils recently launched a solo tour in support of Blue with Lou, with a backing group featuring Newmark, McCormick, Mizelle, and Lofgren's brother and former Grin band mate, Tom Lofgren.
Here are Lofgren's upcoming solo dates:
5/13 — Chicago, IL, City Winery
5/15 — Cincinnati, OH, Memorial Hall — Longworth-Anderson Series
5/16 — Kent, OH, Kent Stage
5/18 — Boston, MA, City Winery
5/19 — New York, NY, City Winery
5/21 — Alexandria, VA, The Birchmere
5/24 — Nashville, TN, City Winery
5/26 — Atlanta, GA, City Winery
5/30 — Austin, TX, 04 Center
5/31 — Houston, TX, The Heights Theater
6/1 — Beaumont, TX, Jazz & Blues Fest – Jefferson Theatre
6/2 — Dallas, TX, The Kessler Theater
And here's the Blue with Lou track list:
"Attitude City"*
"Give"*
"Talk Thru the Tears"*
"Pretty Soon"
"Rock or Not"
"City Lights"*
"Blue with Lou"
"Don't Let Your Guard Down"*
"Too Blue to Play"
"Cut Him Up"*
"Dear Heartbreaker"
* = co-written with Lou Reed.
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Divi's is arguably the best WordPress theme for developers and first-time users alike. Its customizability and flexibility to suit a number of roles and designs is unlike any other theme that I have used. However, with smaller details it still lacks professionalism. The "read more" link present on Divi's blog module is prime example of this. Today I am going to show you how to modify the what is displayed by the "read more" link and how to stylize the output to make it more professional. Let's get started.
Since Tesla began rolling their Model 3 off the production line there have been a number of production challenges, set-backs, and delays causing uncertainty in the electric vehicle manufacturer's ability to produce an affordable, mass-produced electric vehicle. With production finally ramping up, Tesla seems to be working to silence their critics with this new announcement.
LitePay, a new service for spending and accepting Litecoin (one of many digital cryptocurrencies) anywhere on Earth launched yesterday. With this next leap in the acceptance and availability of Litecoin, cryptocurrencies are more appealing to use than ever. Here's what you need to know.
Apple's brand new product, HomePod, has taken the smart speaker market by storm. There are a number of functionality components still missing, but one physical flaw is deterring potential buyers. Here's what you need to know.
Towards the end of last year Netflix announced that it would be raising its subscription cost across the US starting in 2018. It looks as though the time has come for the changes to take effect. Here's what you need to know.
Late last year Apple confirmed that they slowed performance of older devices to protect the aging lithium-ion batteries housed inside of those devices. The revelation caused an uproar and plenty of law suits around the world. Now, Apple is set to make a change. Here's what you need to know.
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President Donald Trump, The Wrecking Ball...
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"We are on the cusp of events that will change America, and ultimately the world, almost beyond recognition. Truly major events, however, are rarely understood by those on the ground who are close to the action.
In fact, those in the midst of such events almost always get it wrong. So here's some perspective. It's important to note that in built-up areas the only place to build is where something else already exists. Thus the first element of building is often to clear away the old. Enter the wrecking ball. Just remember, it swings in an arc: It must move in both directions to accomplish its work.
If you misunderstand politics today, then you won't understand Donald Trump, the wrecking ball. As government becomes larger and more powerful, it always becomes corrupt. Human nature guarantees this result. With corruption comes the subversion of justice, bribes and payoffs, government decisions for sale and election tampering, then blackmail and threats to insure that the corrupt remain in power. Honesty and integrity vanish among elected officials, then bureaucrats and finally their supporters. The wrecking ball is dismantling the corruption. The Kavanaugh hearings, anyone?
Perhaps another wrecking ball was at work in Pennsylvania. In August, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court made public a 1,400-page report detailing Catholic priests and child sex abuse. The Catholic hierarchy apparently learned nothing from their previous episodes of exposure. This one is a direct hit and will take down this pope. Whether it takes down the lavender mafia and their pederasty will come down to whether good men do something, rather than nothing."
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Yes, you do deserve a vacation. But if you can't jet off to warmer climates, this tropical treat will brighten the bleak midwinter. Chock-full of vitamin C, sweet and tangy pineapple enhances this quick savory dish. Just open a 20-ounce can of pineapple chunks in juice and drain. This recipe is so easy, making it is (almost) like a day at the beach.
Sprinkle pork loin chops with salt and jerk seasoning.
In 12-inch skillet, heat vegetable oil on medium-high until hot. Add 2 chops; cook 4 minutes or until browned but slightly pink in center, turning once. Transfer to plate. Repeat with remaining chops.
To same skillet, add pineapple, scallions, and salt. Cook 1 to 2 minutes or until pineapple is browned, stirring occasionally. Spoon over chops.


Orthodontic treatment is usually indicated for people who have crooked teeth or malocclusion. Orthodontics uses a carefully planned procedure to move the teeth in their proper places in order to produce a functional and aesthetically pleasing smile. Invisalign is one of several orthodontic treatments that is increasingly becoming popular among teens and adults. It offers a different approach, making it an excellent option for individuals who do not want the look, feel and taste of traditional metal braces.
Invisalign is a type of orthodontic treatment that uses a graduated series of aligners that change the appearance and position of the teeth. It was developed by Stanford University graduate students Kelsey Wirth and Zia Christi, both of whom had experience wearing metal braces. Using 3D imaging, they created a model of what would become Invisalign's signature product and method. Although the design did not have strong support from professional dentists and orthodontists, the first batch of products were nevertheless produced and marketed in May 2000. When the product received rave reviews from patients, a new star in the field of orthodontics was born.
Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign is not attached to teeth using brackets and wires. Instead, a clear moulded appliance called an aligner or tray is fitted over the teeth in order to correct their position. The appliance is a removable device that moves teeth slowly into place using pressure produced by the shape of the aligner. Invisalign is designed to be worn for a minimum of 20 hours everyday. Since it is removable, it may be taken off at any time, such as during brushing and flossing or during social events. It does appear virtually invisible; so many individuals keep the aligners in place, removing them only when needed.
The movement of the patient's teeth is planned carefully. Using this technique, a dentist will be able to design an aligner to a specific mould or position in order to accommodate the new position of the teeth. Each aligner is meant to be worn for an average of two weeks depending on the case, after which it is discarded and a new one put into place. Some pain may be felt when a new aligner is worn but this is a normal part of the corrective process and will soon go away as the patient becomes used to the new appliance.
This type of orthodontic technique may require a patient to use about 20 to 30 aligners to complete the treatment. This option works for a number of dental issues but is not indicated for patients with severe misalignment.
Invisalign represents a creative and innovative approach to correcting misaligned teeth. For most teens and adults needing corrective work done on their teeth, traditional braces are painful and uncomfortable. Invisalign modifies and improves the appearance of the teeth with significantly less pain. Treatment period is also shorter, ranging from 12 to 18 months. Patients who use traditional braces often have to wear them for about 35 to 96 months. Since aligners are transparent, they are not noticeable and may be worn even during social situations. With Invisalign, corrective dentistry is not only much easier; it also allows patients to enjoy a relatively comfortable method that gives them more freedom to function during social events. Invisalign relies on a computer-based plan, so both patient and dentist can predict and review the projected effects at the beginning of the treatment. It is a smile design technology of the future that offers fast and effective results.
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IRE will bring its acclaimed Watchdog Workshop series to Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday, Sept. 30 hosted by the Des Moines Register.
Get a free one-year membership and all-day training on how to dig deeper.
IRE will offer several of its core sessions, designed to improve your ability to find information on the Web quickly, and point you to key documents and data that will help you add depth to your daily work and produce quick-hit enterprise stories. In addition, this workshop will give you tips on building a watchdog culture, navigating FOI and open records laws, and digging deeper on the Web with social media, search engines and more.
We'll also offer optional computer-assisted reporting hands-on training Sunday, Oct. 1. These skills are crucial in a time when more and more data is available. You'll learn how analyzing information with spreadsheets can better inform your reporting. The skills you'll acquire can be put to work right away to helping you be a better watchdog. Seating is limited, so register early.
Registration includes a one-year IRE membership for attendees who meet the IRE membership terms and a one-year membership renewal for current IRE members. Some of the benefits included with IRE membership are access to reporting tipsheets, training resources and more. Please note that registration is limited, however, so sign up today.
Additional information including the schedule, pricing and registration details can be found here.
This program is made possible thanks to support from the Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation.


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There is also a communal lounge area with free Wi-fi internet, drinks and an extensive library.
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Q: Scrollable menu moves up and down as well when i want it to only scroll sideways My  menu is supposed to only scroll to the side to view all the options however I noticed if you touch it with the cursor or especially your finger on iPhone in the browser it moves up and down and disappears sometimes. I don't know which property is causing this.
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  background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 1);
  overflow: auto;
  white-space: nowrap;
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  -ms-overflow-style: none; /* IE and Edge */
  scrollbar-width: none; /* Firefox */
  position: -webkit-sticky; /* Safari */
  position: sticky;
  top: 0;
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so basically the menu is supposed to only scroll to the side so you can view all the options within your browser window

A: It has a vertical scroll enabled by default, one of the possible solutions would be to disable it for the nav element via overflow-y: hidden;:

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  overflow: auto;
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Electricity-from-water scientist seeks commercialisation of invention
Science . Difficult
A top scientist at National Physics Laboratory (NPL) here has said that industry should come forward to commercialise the concept of the hydroelectric cell as it has the potential to be a very cheap source of electricity.
The inventor of the cell that produces electricity from water, R. K. Kotnala, the Chief Scientist at NPL, urged industry leaders to come forward and help improve the workability of the cell, which, he said, can be a great source of green energy.
"It is a portable source of electricity as it can be used as a dry cell (like the common battery used in torches, remotes).
And once it goes into production, will be cheaper than solar energy, " Kotnala told IANS in an interview.
"In case of wind energy, electricity can be produced using local sources only, plus a single windmill won't do, you have to build a series, which is very expensive.
None of these factors can be a hindrance with the hydroelectricity cell, " he added.
He said that there is no potential harm from the battery upon disposal as no chemicals are used in its making.
A team led by Kotnala proved the workability of producing electricity from water at room temperature without the use of any chemicals after working on it for 13 years.
"We spent the first 11 years in working out the principle of the technology, and two years on building the device, " Kotnala said.
The results were published in the International Journal of Energy Research (IJER) in June this year under the title "Green Hydroelectrical Energy Source Based on Water Dissociation by Nano - porous Ferrite".
The team used nano - porous magnesium ferrite to split water into hydronium (H3O) and hydroxide (OH) ions spontaneously, and silver and zinc as electrodes to make a cell that produces electricity.
Using magnesium ferrite which was two inches in diametre, they were able to produce current of 86 - 110 milli - ampere and voltage of 0. 9 volts, which is enough to charge a small plastic fan or an LED bulb of one watt.
"For the last 70 years, research was going on around the world on how to dissociate water molecules to create energy, but we were the first ones to do it, " Kotnala said, adding that all the components and raw materials were from India.
The path - breaking work done by Kotnala straddles three different disciplines of science - - chemistry, physics and material science - - and can be claimed to be the biggest breakthrough in the world of batteries since 1980, when the working principle for the lithium - ion battery was demonstrated by scientist John Bannister Goodenough.
The lithium - ion battery was commercialised by Sony in 1991 and since then has become the indispensable innard of every consumer - electronic device, laptop, smart - phone, DSLR, etc.
Kotnala, whose research experience spans 32 years, most of it on solar cells, is proud of the fact that the whole enterprise was an Indian affair from the beginning.
He also said that it has a strong chance of revolutionalising the green energy field at a time nations around the globe are trying to find means to curtail their carbon - footprints.
He also admitted the limitations of the prototype cell and added that the most important thing was that it worked in principle, and the concept now can be made refined by degrees.
"Since we can muster just so many resources at the lab, the model is not devoid of limitations.
But that can be addressed once we have the right backing, " he added.
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This newsletter highlights all the feature articles published on Continuity Central during December 2021, as well as various resources.
NOTE: If you cannot read this newsletter properly visit www.continuitycentral.com/roundupjan2022.html
2022 business continuity, risk management, and resilience predictions
Through to the New Year Continuity Central will be publishing a series of articles looking ahead to 2022 and how areas related to business continuity, risk management, and resilience are likely to develop through the year.
Addressing the climate risks your organization faces in 2022 and beyond
2021 was a highly significant year when it comes to both the impact of the changing climate and also in terms of awareness of this risk. Adriano Lanzilotto looks at how organizations need to respond in 2022.
Managing identity risks in 2022: three trends to prepare for
What should you expect to see in the coming year as the management of identity-related risk continues to evolve? Craig Ramsay highlights three areas that need consideration.
Cyber predictions for 2022
Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist at ThycoticCentrify, highlights three areas where cyber attacks and cyber resilience are likely to develop in 2022.
Technology in the workplace: predictions for 2022
When it comes to technology it's important for business continuity managers to consider what's on the horizon and plan accordingly. With that in mind, Continuity Central spoke to nine tech experts to discuss what they think will be the biggest technological developments in the workplace over the next year.
Tolerance testing for operational resilience : what's the scenario?
Luke Bird has been thinking around the subject of scenario testing within operational resilience. In this article he looks at the way forward in this area and considers whether current business continuity management practices can offer a starting point.
A global take on crisis management approaches
Jim Preen gathers the opinions of a number of crisis management (CM) professionals from around the world on whether CM is becoming centralised, as suggested in a recent BCI report, and whether this is a positive development. Other emerging CM themes are also explored.
Five tips for successful business continuity planning
There are various common areas where business continuity plans fall down. Here, Colin Jeffs highlights some of these, providing his top tips to keep your business continuity planning on track, and to improve the quality of your plans.
Deepfakes: a future threat to watch as cybercriminals develop their skills in this area
Yotam Katz, Product Manager at IntSights, discusses the rise of deepfakes and why cybercriminals are showing increasing interest in the technique.
Data storage and protection: predictions for 2022
Scality has made various predictions for how the data storage and protection landscape will develop in 2022. The forecast homes in on how storage solutions will evolve to meet current challenges and how emerging technologies will impact the data storage landscape…
2022 will see the emergence of adversarial AI as a threat to organizations
Hackers are turning to artificial intelligence to enhance the effectiveness of attacks on organizations. Brooks Wallace, VP EMEA at Deep Instinct, looks ahead to 2022 and the emerging threat of 'adversarial AI'.
High availability and disaster recovery: predictions for 2022
As we look ahead to 2022, IT teams will continue to look for innovative ways to ensure that business-critical applications are run efficiently and that they are protected from downtime and data loss. Cassius Rhue, VP, Customer Experience at SIOS Technology, gives his views on how things will develop.
Threat-actors and cloud computing: predictions for 2022
Felipe Duarte, Senior Researcher at Appgate, focuses on the emerging techniques used by threat-actors to breach an organization's network, how organizations are less likely to pay ransomware demands in 2022, and why more organizations will turn towards zero trust and move away from VPNs.
Cyber security predictions for 2022: four key trends to look out for
HP security experts and advisors have been reflecting on what the year ahead has in store. Here, Continuity Central presents insights from a range of HP security experts, highlighting four key emerging trends.
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Standards Australia publishes best practice guide for protecting facilities from terrorism risk
Standards Australia has published a new handbook, SA HB 188, 'Base-building physical security handbook - Terrorism and extreme violence', which guides organizations on best practice processes for protecting assets from physical terrorist threats and other acts of extreme violence.
The pandemic goes endemic: learning the lessons, boosting preparedness, building resilience
Airmic, in association with Control Risks, has published a new report looking at the ongoing COVID-19 response. The report 'The pandemic goes endemic: learning the lessons, boosting preparedness, building resilience' is based on a survey of 118 Airmic members conducted in November 2021. It looks at the issues surrounding current pandemic crisis management.
Penetration testing study shows that 93 percent of company networks can be infiltrated
Positive Technologies has issued a new research report analyzing results of the company's penetration testing projects caried out in the second half of 2020 and first half of 2021. In 93 percent of cases, an external attacker can breach the organization's network perimeter and gain access to local network resources.
The 7th Annual Global Risk and Resilience Trends Report
DRI International has published its 7th Annual DRI International Global Risk and Resilience Trends Report. This gives an analysis of current and emerging risks as perceived by professionals directly involved in managing resilience.
SOC Performance Report finds that many are struggling
Devo Technology has published the results of its third annual SOC Performance Report (SPR), a survey on the current state of security operations center / centre (SOC) performance, conducted by Ponemon Institute in September 2021.
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Log4Shell – EU organizations issue assessment and advice on the Log4j vulnerability
The European Commission, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, CERT-EU, and the network of the EU national computer security incident response teams (CSIRTs network) have issued a joint statement on the Log4Shell vulnerability.
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Survey of Irish organizations captures resilience lessons from COVID-19 response
During May and June 2021, the Irish Management Institute (IMI), in collaboration with Cork University Business School, University College Cork, carried out a survey to examine the views of Irish organizational leaders relating to their organization's resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Critical national infrastructure, remote workers, and supply chain are top cyber attack targets for 2022
Bridewell Consulting, has outlined its top cyber security predictions for 2022. The company warns of the automation of security threats, increased risks for remote workers, and more nation-state attacks on critical national infrastructure.
Employee mental health issues could be a significant risk for organizations in 2022
Organizations worldwide are set to increase investment in employee health. That's the findings of the International SOS Risk Outlook 2022. The report and updated global risk maps also signal that organizations are grappling with an increasingly complex risk landscape.
Global Cisco study identifies key cyber resilience trends
Cisco has released its latest report, 'Security Outcomes Study Volume 2', which includes the results of a survey of more than 5,100 security and privacy professionals across 27 markets to determine the most impactful measures teams can take to defend their organizations against the evolving threat landscape.
Central Bank of Ireland publishes operational resilience guidance
The Central Bank of Ireland has released a new operational resilience guidance document for regulated organizations. 'Cross Industry Guidance on Operational Resilience' is the result of a consultation with 'a wide number of industry bodies and regulated entities'.
89 percent of security leaders think traditional cyber security approaches are failing
Vectra AI has released a new report highlighting how today's organizations are tackling complex, modern cyber threats. Vectra's Security Leaders Research Report found that 89 percent of respondents think traditional approaches don't protect against modern threats...
Cyber Resilience Report 2021 published by the BCI
The BCI has published a new report looking at the subject of cyber resilience. One of the headline findings of the survey-based report is that high levels of senior management commitment to cyber resilience has a clear impact on the success of cyber resilience strategies.
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There is a thread on "cheap" shotguns up in General.
I usually consider "cheap" to be less than the average price. For example, a mediocre Pinot Noir starts around $20, and to even get a reasonable bottle, you're closer to the $30 price point. Therefore, a "cheap" bottle of Pintot would be in the $15 range. Now apply this to a shotgun, a new Remingto 870 is around $400, and a new Mossberg 500 is around $300. Therefore, anything around $200 could be considered cheap.
Higher price than average does not mean quality, nor does lower price mean poor quality.
Cheap wine? Well, if someone is complaining about it than it usually means the quality was poor meaning it had little taste compared to other wine in which the maker was more knowledgable, had better grapes (crop year or region grown), used more expensive, labor intensive and time consuming techniques in it's creation.
A few years back, Trader Joes was selling a 2005 Mission Point Pinot Noir for $6. This wine could easily pass as a $20-$30 bottle, but the 2006 was a cheap $6 bottle of wine. Price doesn't dictate quality, but a lower price can be considered "cheap".
When I think of cheap sometimes I think of non American made junk guns. But I get that because I read a lot of forums that dont like those guns. Also gun smith will talk about how they will not work on "cheap junky" guns! What does that mean?
...gun smith will talk about how they will not work on "cheap junky" guns! What does that mean?
Cheap is inexpensive and poor quality. Every now and then I've stumbled across a decent tasting inexpensive wine but knowing Obammy he doesn't have a clue what the good stuff is!
Raven, Lorcin, Jennings, Bryco, Jimenez, Hi-Point, Taurus.
Cheap depends on the context used.
I REALLY like buying cheap items when used in the context of "below market price". I buy cheap every chance I get.
Occasionally I buy cheap items, ones of low quality or workmanship, if it is the most cost effective way to do the job. The other day I bought a plastic putty knife because i was going to use it with some tar on a simple one time project. I had planned on throwing it away so it was more cost effective then buying an expensive one, and the stuff to clean it, then the time to clean it, and finally finding a place to store it all.
I do also enjoy a good cheap laugh at semi bad or juvenile jokes. Nothing wrong with that.
Dont forget you can have really expensive "cheap" items and really "cheap" expensive items.
Also cheap will depend on perspective. I know there are plenty of people out there that will spend in excess of $100 on a pair of jean and find that cheap, for me there is NO way $100 for jeans is cheap.
That is my lady. She loves her 100 dollars miss me jeans.... I go for whats on sale and fits!!!
Im a cheap A$$ unless its my guns I guess. I dont want something that is going to break easily, cause me head aches and cost more for a gunsmith too look at and repair than the gun cost.
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To me cheap is inferior quality, inexpensive is a good value. A cheap suit always looks bad, an inexpensive one can look great.
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I once did sales and was told not to describe certain appliance models as cheap. "We don't sell low quality items, some are simply more affordable or inexpensive."


September | 2013 | Larval Subjects .
Over the years I've struggled to articulate why nonhuman objects are relevant to our understanding of the form societies take and questions of politics, only to encounter great difficulty. The problem, I think, is that objects and features of materiality are largely invisible. Oh sure, we see them about us all the time and interact with them in a trillion ways every day. Nonetheless, it's very difficult to discern how they contribute to our action and are a condition for our action. Our action, I want to say, is never entirely our own, it never arises fully from us, but rather is a sort of collaboration or interaction with the features of the world about us. Action is interaction and those material features both afford our possibilities of action and constrain our possibilities of action.
When I say that we need to attend to what objects do rather than their properties, what I'm after is the way in which they afford and constrain action. I'm not suggesting something silly and absurd like the idea that objects have motives, that there's some sort of psychology of objects that leads them to act on us in various ways; but am instead saying we need to look at how objects create paths and vectors of movement and behavior that mark the trajectory of our journeys throughout the world, which others we relate to, which others we don't relate to, and so on.
I think it's extremely difficult to think in these terms– at least I struggle with it –because its so damned obvious. There's no need for a depth hermeneutics here. There's no need for a hermeneutics of suspicion. No, the gravity of the world, the gravity of things, is all there on the surface. For example, I encounter the people I encounter daily on campus because of the layout of the hallways in the building where I teach as well as the time schedule of the classes. For the same reason, I don't encounter others because of this same material configuration. Sure, I could tear my way through walls like the Incredible Hulk or go through windows, but as I put it in my California talk last week, much of our movement arises not from any intentions we might have, but is instead like the trajectory of a raindrop along a leaf, following the path of least possible resistance. Because this is so obvious we overlook it, we overlook materiality, and thus come to explain the action of people and their relations with one another by reference to their intentions, beliefs, propositional attitudes, etc. We look almost entirely to the domain of the psychological to explain why people behave and relate to one another as they do. The point, of course, is not that the psychological, textual, semiotic, ideological, etc., don't play a key role in social formations. Of course they do. How could it be otherwise? The point is that they are only one part of the puzzle, that they are only one element of a vast domain of power.
Do we need to believe in anthropogenic climate change? I pose this question, of course, to be provocative as I do think it's useful to believe in things like anthropogenic climate change. However, the point of posing the question is to draw attention to how a lot of us academics think and what intellectual movements such as actor-network theory and the new materialisms and realisms might bring to the table at the level of political strategy. A lot of us seem to think that our political work consists in persuading others to believe certain things. People must be persuaded to believe that neoliberal economic philosophy pervades all aspects of contemporary life (true). People must be persuaded to believe that current climate change is caused by human activity (true). Etc., etc., etc. The idea seems to be that if people have the right theory about the world or the correct set of propositional attitudes, then they'll modify their action accordingly and do the right thing. Let's call this the intentional attitude. The premise of the intentional attitude or intentionalism is that since action is based on belief or propositional attitudes, persuasion is a key component of political activism.
The intentional attitude can be contrasted with the functional attitude. The functional attitude doesn't deny that people have intentions and that these intentions play a significant role in why they do what they do, but it notes that functionally much of what our action produces has very little to do with what we intend in our action. For example, as I write this post I intend to persuade and convey certain ideas; however, functionally I am also contributing to the reproduction of the English language (and am probably making it worse!). When I go to the supermarket to get food for dinner I do so because I intend to feed myself, but I am also contributing to the reproduction of agrocapitalism. A lot of work in Continental political thought is undertaken for the sake of various emancipatory projects (intentional stance), but because it ends up accessible only to other expert level academics it functionally just reproduces university discourse, the tenure system, and contributes to the publication of new journal issues. In Latour's famous example, we slow down for the cement speed bump not because of any particular belief we have about speed laws, but because of how the speed bump functions. Things that happen at the level of functionality are independent of beliefs and intentions, but contribute to why we act as we do all the same.
From a functional standpoint, let's look at intentionalist strategies again. My strategy is to persuade my interlocutor that climate change is human caused so that they will take action against these causes and support things like reducing carbon emissions and whatnot. That's my intention. But looks at what happens. Now a massive debate goes on between the climate change denier and the person defending anthropogenic climate change theories. The denier wins either way, because functionally we end up discussing the issue to death rather than taking action. In continuing to debate we're still doing nothing even though that's not our intention to debate.
I wanted to say more about these two approaches (gotta go teach)– and I suspect some readers will misunderstand me and think I'm trying to reject the intentional stance in political action –but the foregoing raises the question of whether or not people need to believe in something like climate change for us to make meaningful change. Returning to Latour's example of the speed bump, aren't there ways in which we can simply modify the environment in which people act, diminishing their carbon footprint, regardless of whether or not they believe climate change is caused by human activity? In other words, aren't there all sorts of interventions we can make at the level of the nonhuman actants that populate the world that would address this issue independent of what people believe? How far might this sort of design practice extend in other domains of politics?
As I think through ethics, I find that I'm confronted with something of an antinomy. On the one hand, no ethical action is possible whatsoever without affect. It's not just me saying this. The philosophical tradition as well as empirical evidence seems to suggest this. Those who have suffered brain damage to certain reasons of their brain become moral morons, unable to determine right action while nonetheless retaining reasoning skills (take that Kant!). But even Kant recognized this. In both the Groundwork and second Critique he argued that we have to have a special sort of affect– "respect for the moral law", whatever that is –in order to become ethical agents. On the other hand, you can't base an ethics on affect because, simply put, people don't have the affects. This person experiences outrage with respect to that thing, while that person is completely indifferent. For this person it's an obscenity to club a seal to death, absolutely disgusting and horrifying, while that person feels nothing at all and just sees it as a purely utilitarian matter pertaining to gathering fur for coats (the thought process wouldn't be very different in the case of enslaving others). It's great that people have tender feelings, but when we talk about ethics we're talking about grounding and persuasion. You just can't get very far if the affect isn't there.
This is why Kant said that ethics can't be based on the "pathological". He meant this in a very literal way: pathos = body = feeling. He wasn't referring to "mental problems" or affect being "out of control", but was simply referring to affect as such. We can't expect people to feel such and such because, well, people are different (Spinoza), and not all people feel the same thing (Hume, von Uuxkull), so the grounds of ethics must come from elsewhere than sentiment.
This is why I don't think Levinas– despite finding him very beautiful –has much to offer to serious ethical thought. Great, such and such a person experiences such and such an infinite obligation with regard to such and such a face, but just as many don't. Just as many people don't encounter the faciality of the Other in relation to people of different races, classes, nationalities, ethnicities, sexual orientations, etc. For them this face is just an obstacle to their own aims. Levinas really has nothing to offer in this situation. Great, you feel this way. Others don't. The whole question of relation to the Other was that of the face of the Other that we don't recognize as a face. In other words, ethical thought begins at a different level where this phenomenological experience has failed. It begins where we don't experience that pathology. It begins, perhaps, at the level of rhetoric. So enjoy Levinas but also forget him when it comes to ethical discussions. He hasn't identified the problem.
Hume understood the problem much better. Hume rejected the liberal idea that we're primarily selfish individuals that first are concerned with our own self-interest and who must then learn to have a regard for others. No, for Hume, we're first defined by sympathies to others: our siblings, our parents, the members of our village (or in a more contemporary setting, our neighborhood, workplace, those who share our same ethnicity and gender, etc). But this is not yet ethics. That's just how we are: social beings (which is why it's so disturbing and perhaps symptomatic that our ethics has become anonymous and rule based, i.e, it suggests a collapse of that communal/social dimension of our existence… if you need to appeal to a rule for right action towards others something is wrong or has failed). For Hume, the question isn't "how might we come to care for others?", but how might we come to have sympathy for the stranger or the person/entity outside our familial, fraternal, ethno-sexual, tribal order. Ethics proper begins with the question of how we might begin to cultivate sympathy for those for whom we aren't initially inclined to regard: the anonymous face, the different face, the animal face, the mineral face, the disfigured space, etc. No ethical action is possible without an affect, but affects also don't come naturally or as the result of a contingent experience. How to move beyond the limits of our cognitive/affective enframing, our enculturated affect, that's the question. This requires a formation or paideia of affect; which also implies aesthetics as a crucial dimension of ethics.
As I teach Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics (along with the thought of Epicurus and Epictetus), I'm struck by just how much our ethical discourse has changed. This is attested to by what is absent in these discourses as much as by what is present. What's so striking in Aristotle, is that the question of ethics is one of eudaimonia, happiness, or human flourishing. How ought we live our lives in order to attain human flourishing or happiness, he asks? Similarly, in the case of the Epicureans and stoics, the question is one of ataraxia, peace of mind, or tranquility. For these thinkers there is a clear telos to ethical thought and action: happiness and tranquility.
Such questions seem thoroughly absent from the ethical thought of the last couple hundred years. Ethics instead seems to become a question of how to determine the rules that should govern behavior and that would allow us to assign praise and blame, a discourse about remaining committed to a particular cause when everything suggests it will fail (Badiou), or a particular encounter with the Other (Levinas). Of these three I find Levinas the most baffling, for while I find his work deeply beautiful, I just don't see how you can get a robust ethical philosophy out of a contingent encounter that one might or might not have.
In the case of Aristotle and Epicurus, we also see the question of ethics deeply intertwined with the question of the polis. Aristotle opens the Nichomachean Ethics arguing that every science (body of knowledge) aims at a good and that if we aren't to fall into an infinite regress, there must be a highest science that investigates that good that is valued for its own sake rather than for the sake of something else. In other words, there must be a "science" of happiness. Much to the reader's surprise, Aristotle declares that this highest science, this science of happiness, is political science. I suspect that Aristotle was presupposing that we are inherently social beings, such that not only are our relations to others a condition for our happiness (he devotes two chapters to friendship), but also if we don't live in the proper way others will rebound back upon us diminishing our possibilities of human flourishing. In the work of the Epicureans we find a similar preoccupation with our social being. It's necessary, for example, to the proper sort of community– "The Garden" –to achieve ataraxia, for if we have no control over our social world it will be very difficult to achieve peace of mind. Likewise, there are remarks about the necessity of friendship scattered throughout Epicurus's writings.
As I teach Morton's The Ecological Thought this semester, I find myself thinking a lot about ecological ethics and politics. I really think we're only barely able to pose these questions at this point. Part of the problem lies at the level of the very connotations of language, perpetually getting in the way of what needs to be thought. In a lot of ways this is what Tim is trying to address in his critique of what I call the "spatial or geographical concept of nature" is a critique of this issue. If I understand Morton correctly, what he's critiquing in works like Ecology Without Nature and The Ecological Thought is a geographical or spatial concept of nature. On the one hand, there is the domain of the city, the suburbs, the town, and the farm that is the world of society; while on the other hand there is the domain of the great barrier reefs, Brazilian rain forests, and Utah Badlands outside of society. Under this model, nature is a place that you go to outside of the city and suburbs. It's a geography. From an ecological perspective, this is problematic because it places ecological concerns pretty low on the hierarchy of concerns. Are you going to worry about things like economic injustice, racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. (the city) or the great spotted owl? Worrying about the great spotted owl seems like the worry of the privileged and the decadent because antagonisms revolving around the economic, racism, sexism, homophobia, etc., are more directly relevant to our social world or geographical locality.
Morton's proposal– notorious among some environmental activists –is that we abandon the concept of nature. Now, I'm with the environmentalists in being bothered by the idea of abandoning the concept of nature, but I think for different reasons. In other words, I think they're missing his point. Morton's point, it seems to me, is not that we should abandon the concept of nature so as to no longer worry about the great spotted owl, but that where we conceive of nature as something outside society, we also end up treating things like the demise of the spotted owl as being of no social concern. My reason for being reticent to abandon the concept of nature are different from those of the environmentalist. First, I understand nature in a different way than Morton. For me "nature" does not signify a place outside of society, but rather is a synonym for being or existence, signifying the totality of what exists, composed entirely of physical or material beings, interacting through causes. In other words, for me minds and society are no less a part of nature than society. This is a part of my general polemic against idealism, Platonism, theistic religions, etc. There are only physical causes in my ontology and I think there are a number of reasons that it's important to emphasize this. I'm not sure that Morton would disagree with this, though I have been troubled by his polemics against materialism as I think materialism, far from leading to an "enframing" of the world, instead leads us to appreciate the bodily, affective, and fragility of things, as well as the work and energy that go into everything (I think the expenditure of energy is one of the great oversights of how power and control functions in critical theory).
I will be giving the keynote address at the Objects as Actors symposium in Pasadena, California this Saturday. The title of my talk is "Agential Objects: Towards an Ontology of the Act". If you're in the area, please drop by! More information about the event can be found here.


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Yaghnobi
[aka Yagnob, Yaghnob, Yagnobi]
Classification: Indo-European
Yagnob, Yaghnob, Yagnobi, Yaghnabi, yaγnobīˊ zivók
Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Iranian, Eastern Iranian
yai
Eastern Yagnobi
Western Yagnobi
Information from: "The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of Yaghnobi" . Daniel Paul and Elisabeth Abbess and Katja Müller and Calvin Tiessen and Gabriela Tiessen (2010)
100 percent certain, based on the evidence available
"The current ethnolinguistic vitality of the Yaghnobi language seems strong."
"Amongst the families [in Dughoba] where at least some Yaghnobi is spoken (the Yaghnobi and Yaghnobi/Tajik- speaking families), it is almost exclusively the younger generation who are now speaking Tajik, and the middle-aged and older generations who continue to speak Yaghnobi. More specifically, in 66 percent of them (35 of 53) the younger generation are now speaking Tajik in the home where their parents or grandparents speak or spoke Yaghnobi... [however,] transmission is overwhelmingly by parents to children as the first language of both. Only in Dughoba are there numerous instances of Yaghnobi-speaking parents whose children consider Tajik their first language."
"We found a strong sense of ethnolinguistic identity in most villages in the Yaghnob Valley... Attitudes to literature in the vernacular are overwhelmingly positive... Proficiency in Tajik among Yaghnobi is generally very high, especially for men... Tajik is the sole medium of communication [in schools]."
"Five major locations in Tajikistan. The first two locations are the Yaghnob River Valley and Zafarabad... The third location is the Upper Varzob. There are four Yaghnobi communities in the upper Varzob, three in the Tagob Valley area and one just south of the Anzob Pass... The communities of the Lower Varzob, including the Hisor Valley, the fourth location where Yaghnobi speakers are living, are not homogenously Yaghnobi. Most of these communities are linguistically diverse, with Yaghnobi speakers forming a minority... There are also four or five communities, including the village of Isanboi, in the fifth location in southern Tajikistan... Finally, a number of Yaghnobi live in Dushanbe and the nearby village of Dughoba."
Tajikistan;
Information from: "The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire" . Andrew Humphreys and Krista Mits ·
According to A. Khromov, in 1972 the situation was as follows: 1,509 native speakers in the Yaghnob valley and about 900 elsewhere.
The Yaghnabis do not have their own written language. However, it is known (M. Kordeyev's observations in the 1920s) that the Yaghnabi mullahs sometimes made notes in the Yaghnabi language using the Arabic script.
They live in 22 villages on the banks of the River Yaghnob, in the middle of Tadzhikistan, and on the upper reaches of the River Zheravshan.
Information from: "Yaghnobi" . Roland Bielmeier (2006)
"[Yaghnobi] is not a written language, but is used for daily family communication."
Tajik Academy of Science
"The Tajik Academy of Science was asked to support the preservation of the Yaghnobi language."
"When the language was discovered in the 19th century, it was spoken in the central part of the remote high valley of the Yaghnob river. This valley is situated in Tajikistan, about 100 km north of Dushanbe... There were about 2,500 speakers in the 1960s; 1,500 of these native speakers were living in 22 settlements within the Yaghnob valley, and roughly 900 resided outside of the valley... In 1970, however, the Soviet authorities forced the whole population of about 3,000 people to leave the Yaghnob valley. Five hundred families migrated to Zafarobod in northern Tajikistan, 200 families to the area surrounding Dushanbe. Only about 300 people were living in the Yaghnob valley in 1990, when the Dushanbe-based Council of Ministers passed the decision to re-establish all villages whose populations had been resettled."
Information from: "Aspects of Yaghnobi Grammar" . Brian Arnett Bird (2007)
"The overwhelming majority of children are learning Yaghnobi as a first language... It was apparent that the form of language passed on from parents to their children contains more borrowed Tajik words and sometimes borrowed Tajik grammatical constructions... the language is in danger of losing more and more of its distinctiveness. If this trend continues, Yaghnobi will one day become mutually intelligible with Tajik."
"The government is not providing funding for printing Yaghnobi text books or hiring Yaghnobi teachers. As a result, Yaghnobi classes were no longer being taught as of the school year of 2006... Yaghnobi communities are maintaining a strong positive sense of self identity, contact with the majority (Tajik) community remains fairly low, and very few people are fully fluent in Tajik. Most importantly, Tajik is only being used in domains where it is required for communication with non-Yaghnobi speakers. "
"The Yaghnobi [have] inhabited the high mountain valley of Yaghnob in west-central Tajikistan for centuries... In the 17th century a significant number of Yaghnobis migrated to the Varzob valley, [and] a sizable Yaghnobi population remains there in half a dozen villages today... About 6,500 Yaghnobis remain in Zafarabod, the largest Yaghnobi population center."
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38.5632,68.4475
39.159349, 68.822765; 40.162083, 68.879929; 38.772287,68.820362
SOURCE: "The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of Yaghnobi" . Daniel Paul and Elisabeth Abbess and Katja Müller and Calvin Tiessen and Gabriela Tiessen (2010)
SOURCE: "Aspects of Yaghnobi Grammar" . Brian Arnett Bird (2007)
SOURCE: "Yaghnobi" . Roland Bielmeier (2006)
SOURCE: "The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire" . , Andrew Humphreys and Krista Mits ·
2010 The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of Yaghnobi SIL International http://www-01.sil.org/silesr/2010/silesr2010-017.pdf Daniel Paul and Elisabeth Abbess and Katja Müller and Calvin Tiessen and Gabriela Tiessen Daniel Paul, Elisabeth Abbess, Katja Müller, Calvin Tiessen and Gabriela Tiessen. 2010. "The Ethnolinguistic Vitality of Yaghnobi." Online: http://www-01.sil.org/silesr/2010/silesr2010-017.pdf. ~13,500 2003-2004 10000-99999 "The current ethnolinguistic vitality of the Yaghnobi language seems strong." Travel outside Yaghnobi-speaking areas, school, government, radio, TV Tajik "We found a strong sense of ethnolinguistic identity in most villages in the Yaghnob Valley... Attitudes to literature in the vernacular are overwhelmingly positive... Proficiency in Tajik among Yaghnobi is generally very high, especially for men... Tajik is the sole medium of communication [in schools]." Many Vulnerable (100 percent certain, based on the evidence available) 10 "Amongst the families [in Dughoba] where at least some Yaghnobi is spoken (the Yaghnobi and Yaghnobi/Tajik- speaking families), it is almost exclusively the younger generation who are now speaking Tajik, and the middle-aged and older generations who continue to speak Yaghnobi. More specifically, in 66 percent of them (35 of 53) the younger generation are now speaking Tajik in the home where their parents or grandparents speak or spoke Yaghnobi... [however,] transmission is overwhelmingly by parents to children as the first language of both. Only in Dughoba are there numerous instances of Yaghnobi-speaking parents whose children consider Tajik their first language." 12 12 Tajikistan "Five major locations in Tajikistan. The first two locations are the Yaghnob River Valley and Zafarabad... The third location is the Upper Varzob. There are four Yaghnobi communities in the upper Varzob, three in the Tagob Valley area and one just south of the Anzob Pass... The communities of the Lower Varzob, including the Hisor Valley, the fourth location where Yaghnobi speakers are living, are not homogenously Yaghnobi. Most of these communities are linguistically diverse, with Yaghnobi speakers forming a minority... There are also four or five communities, including the village of Isanboi, in the fifth location in southern Tajikistan... Finally, a number of Yaghnobi live in Dushanbe and the nearby village of Dughoba." 39.159349, 68.822765; 40.162083, 68.879929; 38.772287,68.820362
0199255911 2005 The World Atlas of Language Structures Bernard Comrie and David Gil and Martin Haspelmath and Matthew S. Dryer Oxford University Press New York 2005. "The World Atlas of Language Structures." edited by Bernard Comrie et al. Oxford University Press. 39.0,69.0
16 2009 Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16th Edition (2009) M. Paul Lewis SIL International Dallas, TX http://www.ethnologue.com/ Lewis, M. Paul (ed.). 2009. Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16 edn. http://www.ethnologue.com/home.asp. (15 February, 2011.) ll_pub 12,000 10000-99999 Vulnerable (20 percent certain, based on the evidence available) Tajikistan;
3rd 2010 Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger UNESCO Publishing Paris http://www.unesco.org/culture/en/endangeredlanguages/atlas Christopher Moseley (ed.) Moseley, Christopher (ed.). 2010. Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger, 3rd edn. http://www.unesco.org/culture/en/endangeredlanguages/atlas. (03 June, 2011.) ll_pub 20,000 10000-99999 Vulnerable (20 percent certain, based on the evidence available) 38.5632,68.4475
World Oral Literature Project http://www.oralliterature.org "World Oral Literature Project." Online: http://www.oralliterature.org. 2,000 1000-9999 Threatened (20 percent certain, based on the evidence available)
2007 Aspects of Yaghnobi Grammar University of Oregon Brian Arnett Bird Brian Arnett Bird. Aspects of Yaghnobi Grammar. Master thesis, University of Oregon, 2007. 12,500 10000-99999 Non-Yaghobi speakers Tajik Decreasing "The government is not providing funding for printing Yaghnobi text books or hiring Yaghnobi teachers. As a result, Yaghnobi classes were no longer being taught as of the school year of 2006... Yaghnobi communities are maintaining a strong positive sense of self identity, contact with the majority (Tajik) community remains fairly low, and very few people are fully fluent in Tajik. Most importantly, Tajik is only being used in domains where it is required for communication with non-Yaghnobi speakers. " Few Vulnerable (80 percent certain, based on the evidence available) 10 "The overwhelming majority of children are learning Yaghnobi as a first language... It was apparent that the form of language passed on from parents to their children contains more borrowed Tajik words and sometimes borrowed Tajik grammatical constructions... the language is in danger of losing more and more of its distinctiveness. If this trend continues, Yaghnobi will one day become mutually intelligible with Tajik." 12 Tajikistan "The Yaghnobi [have] inhabited the high mountain valley of Yaghnob in west-central Tajikistan for centuries... In the 17th century a significant number of Yaghnobis migrated to the Varzob valley, [and] a sizable Yaghnobi population remains there in half a dozen villages today... About 6,500 Yaghnobis remain in Zafarabod, the largest Yaghnobi population center."
2006 Yaghnobi Encyclopaedia Iranica http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/yaghnobi Roland Bielmeier Roland Bielmeier. 2006. "Yaghnobi." In Encyclopaedia Iranica, Online: http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/yaghnobi. "The Tajik Academy of Science was asked to support the preservation of the Yaghnobi language." Tajik Academy of Science Endangered (20 percent certain, based on the evidence available) "[Yaghnobi] is not a written language, but is used for daily family communication." 13 Tajikistan "When the language was discovered in the 19th century, it was spoken in the central part of the remote high valley of the Yaghnob river. This valley is situated in Tajikistan, about 100 km north of Dushanbe... There were about 2,500 speakers in the 1960s; 1,500 of these native speakers were living in 22 settlements within the Yaghnob valley, and roughly 900 resided outside of the valley... In 1970, however, the Soviet authorities forced the whole population of about 3,000 people to leave the Yaghnob valley. Five hundred families migrated to Zafarobod in northern Tajikistan, 200 families to the area surrounding Dushanbe. Only about 300 people were living in the Yaghnob valley in 1990, when the Dushanbe-based Council of Ministers passed the decision to re-establish all villages whose populations had been resettled."
9985-936922 The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire Andrew Humphreys and Krista Mits http://www.eki.ee/books/redbook "The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire." edited by Andrew Humphreys and Krista Mits. Online: http://www.eki.ee/books/redbook. 2,400 1000-9999 According to A. Khromov, in 1972 the situation was as follows: 1,509 native speakers in the Yaghnob valley and about 900 elsewhere. Threatened (20 percent certain, based on the evidence available) They live in 22 villages on the banks of the River Yaghnob, in the middle of Tadzhikistan, and on the upper reaches of the River Zheravshan.


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It was strange because I knew Paul and I had a good chance of doing well because half the points we would receive on the night were based on our fundraising totals and we had both managed to get full points for that. But the other half was down to our performance and judges scores, so nothing was guaranteed. People kept saying we had a good shot at winning which weirdly made me feel under more pressure because now it was almost expected. So into the corridor we went to run through our steps again and again.
Then it starts, the evening begins and we are all called backstage to perform our group dance. What was really great was hearing the cheers from the audience as we came out. The music was going and we were all dancing the best we had ever done; sharp movements, great timing and afterwards our teacher Michael agreed we had never looked so good. We went backstage saying we would love to do it all over again and everyone was pumped up and ready for the evening to begin.
Before I knew it, Paul and I were called backstage and were waiting to do our dance. We were just behind the curtain and could watch our introduction videos (which we hadn't seen before) which is always a strange thing. You know that feeling when you hear your own voice recorded? Try that times 100 with a video and a giant screen! Michael was with us, ready to push us onstage when the music started and he turned to me and said he had never seen me so quiet. I felt overwhelmed, unsure whether to laugh, cry or be sick, then La Bamba blared through the speakers and it was show time!
I honestly can't remember much about the next few minutes. I danced, tried to remember to breathe, kept a smile on my face and just went for it. I know we made a few mistakes, which was heartbreaking when you consider how many hours we had spent practising, but we both kept moving and managed to finish without falling over or a complete catastrophe. Then we headed over to Darren for the judge's feedback. I was still a bit shell shocked and completely missed what the first judge said but was brought to my senses by a huge cheer from the audience, so I was hoping it was good. The second and third were positive and then it was time for the scores. 10! I thought I was going to cry. 10! A second 10! Then a 9…. Itching for that perfect score, we bargained to let Paul do his party trick of the worm and it worked. A third 10, making it a perfect score. I vaguely remember leaving the stage and hugging Nadio and various other people who had come over to congratulate me.
I literally couldn't believe it! I stood on stage trying to soak it all in and on reflection I don't think I did. I remember thinking the trophy was surprisingly heavy and how on earth had I got here. I must say a huge thank you to Eddie for teaching me how to Jive, I literally couldn't have done it without you!
Paul and I were then called to do a quick video interview about how we felt, I have no idea what I said, so that should be fun when it comes out. Then the party really started. It was a little strange for me though as I had no-one there I really knew. By this point my friends had left to catch the last trains home and at the moment I have no colleagues. For those who don't know, I set up my own recruitment business in May which specialises in the wonderful world of Salesforce, so most days it's just me in my spare room, a far cry from shimmying in front of a huge audience. On that note if you are looking to hire a Salesforce professional or are thinking about a new career move, please get in touch! I'm aware that's a shameless plug but just imagine if I'm that good at dancing and fundraising, how good I must be at my actual job!
I'm so grateful that Nadio and James organised this event and allowed me to be part of it. It was such an amazing night and those memories will stay with me forever.
Thank you all for reading, I hope you have enjoyed my little blog series. An even bigger thank you to everyone who donated, as not only have you contributed to two fantastic charities, you genuinely helped me secure the win!
There will soon be official videos and photos of the evening, but until then, I have put together a little gallery of my journey. Enjoy and KEEEEEEEEEEP DANCING!
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