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Chapter 01/08
Claiming space
by Ellen Nemitz
Why indigenous people should lead the fight against climate change
by Bindu Gopal Rao
The ancient roots of sustainable food production
by Kata Karáth
Clean water lessons from the Amazon
Inside the battle over the Chaco
by Frank Odenthal
Tanzania's indigenous communities fight for their lands
by Bob Koigi
Genocide brewing in Brazil's forests
Defying colonialism through indigenous knowledge
by Cyril Zenda
Author: Ellen Nemitz
"Our agenda is necessary for the balance of life on the planet."
"This is a fiction story. It has not actually happened, but it could," says Daniel Munduruku in the book "O Karaíba: uma história pré-Brasil" (The Karaíba: a story about pre-Brazil), one of 57 books written by the award-winning indigenous author.
The stories in the novel are an "imagination and research exercise" about the lives of indigenous people who were living in these southern lands when Portuguese conquerors arrived in 1500, heralding an era of domination and exploitation that has thus far been primarily chronicled through white people's lens.
This reality has recently begun to change. Like Munduruku, countless indigenous peoples are raising their voices in arts, science and politics. And they are being heard.
"Today we have teachers, doctors, lawyers and these people can help us as people of our peoples," activist Karo Munduruku, who hosted a debate on Twitter Spaces in July to discuss indigenous involvement in politics, told FairPlanet.
FairPlanet spoke with candidates competing in the upcoming October 2022 elections, as well as with artists, activists and intellectuals to find out what some of the main messages indginenous people wish to convey are and why it's crucial for the rest of us to listen.
Rappers tell the true story of a village
Thirteen years ago, four boys living in two indigenous communities in the agricultural State of Mato Grosso do Sul - Jaguapiru e Bororó, which is part of the Francisco Horta Barbosa indigenous reserve, began to notice that the idea outsiders had about their village was misled. Fed with rumors and inaccurate media stories, non-indigenous people used to think that it was a dangerous place to visit.
Browned off, the boys discovered a potent medium through which to speak up their truth: rap music. "Rap is a protest song and comes from the periphery, from the black people, who suffer from prejudice,'' Kelvin Mbaretê told FairPlanet. "I chose rap to be the voice that would bring out the reality of our Guarani Kaiowá indigenous people."
Kelvin Mbaretê joined Bruno Vn, Clemerson Batista and CH to form Brô MC's, the first indigenous rapping group in Brazil. Now, they represent the Kaiowá and Guarani peoples to an audience of over 22,000 people on Instagram. They have recently partnered with other famous artists in Brazil, such as DJ Alok, composed songs for a TV production featuring the wetlands of Pantanal and will soon sing at the Rock in Rio festival.
Their inspiration, then and now, comes from the events affecting their peoples - particularly attacks resulting in injuries and death perpetrated by criminals who oppose the retaking of their original land - but also their ancestral culture, dances and languages.
Things are not always easy, they say, but they keep going nonetheless - and progress. "Through art, people can see, hear, read and understand what is really happening with indigenous people," said Mbaretê.
"I chose rap to be the voice that would bring out the reality of our Guarani Kaiowá indigenous people."
The role of education
The presence of indigenous peoples in spaces such as universities is becoming increasingly more common. Partially thanks to continued affirmative policies implemented in the early 2010's, historically excluded groups such as indigenous and black people increased their access to higher education, even though the current share of vacancies is far from ideal due to numerous cultural barriers and prejudices.
According to Simone Eloy Terena, who is just about to finish her doctoral studies in Social Anthropology at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and teaches at the Universidade Livre de Sociologia e Comunicação Afro-Brasileira (Afro-Brazilian University of Sociology and Communication), education is the only way to "change our history and speak equally with the white men."
Living through "the worst period of the Bolsonaro administration," the educator believes that one of her duties as a professor is to bring indigenous authors to universities and organise discussions. "As a teacher, I seek to dismantle everything that was created about the history of indigenous peoples."
Former ambassador for a UN Women program called Voz das Mulheres Indígenas (Indigenous Women Voice), Simone Eloy Terena affirms that it is necessary to work with women, youths and elderly people in indigenous territories to build knowledge and political awareness.
"This year is historic. We need change, we need to elect one of our people to fight for our rights," she said, mentioning her support for Val Eloy Terena, a member of the same ethnicity, as deputy of their state.
"As a teacher, I seek to dismantle everything that was created about the history of indigenous peoples."
Aldear: a new indigenous verb for 'political action'
In October 2022, Brazilians will elect the next president, deputies and senators. Four years ago, there were several indigenous candidates, albeit with reduced rates of success. In spite of this, the election of Joenia Wapichana as the first and only woman Federal Deputy in 2018 and the attempt of Sonia Guajajara to become vice-president in the same year inspired more indigenous to occupy political spaces.
"We began to seek to understand more and also to participate. Sonia demystified politics for us. Joenia's election was a triumph," said Val Eloy Terena, who is running for deputy of her state, Mato Grosso do Sul.
Notwithstanding, she highlights that the political sphere needs to be occupied by an even greater number of indigenous people. To that end, the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) launched in February 2022 a campaign encouraging indigenous peoples to run for office. The calling came with a neologism: "aldear," a verb derived from the Portuguese word for "village." It means, literally, taking indigenous lands to political arenas of decision-making.
"Historically, we were made invisible, usually due to our ethnic identity, and because of institutional racism, prejudice and discrimination that induce society to ignore our condition as political subjects, protagonists of our destiny," reads the campaign's website.
"Let's gather our forces in candidacies connected with our bases and struggles of the indigenous movement to continue our ancestral resistance."
An indigenous agenda
Gessica Tseremey Wa lives in Paraná, southern Brazil, a conservative state with white dominance over politics. Motivated by the prospect of representing her people, she heeded APIB's call and gathered a group of diverse women to launch a collective candidacy.
Tseremey Wa says that, if elected, fighting for the right to own their land will be her first priority. "For the next few years, I want a country with a more inclusive policy, less racism, where we can pursue indigenous land demarcation," she told FairPlanet.
Raising the number of indigenous people in politics is crucial in order to bolster their fights over land rights, preserve their culture and protect their lives. As candidate and activist Val Eloy Terena emphasises, other than basic demands for territory, education, health and housing, the indigenous agenda includes environmental protection, which affects us all.
"Our agenda is necessary for the balance of life on the planet. We want the protection of forests, we want development that does not harm the environment."
How many indigenous candidates will win in the upcoming elections remains to be seen. Yet despite the challenges, a new era has already begun. Their voices are being increasingly heard.
"For us indigenous peoples to get there, we just need investment and visibility, since the organisation we already have," said Val Eloy Terena. "May we have the support of the people and actually achieve power. The struggle of indigenous peoples is the same as that of the general population: to live with quality."
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Seven MTSU Students traveled to Sweetwater, Texas to show at the American Stock Horse Association (ASHA) 2018 National Championships, April 20-22. They competed individually and against other Division I and II schools across the country. They riders are coached by Andrea Rego.
Lucas Brock placed first in Pleasure and reserve in Reining.
Jenna Seal placed second in Pleasure and first in Reining.
Jennifer Dowd placed sixth in Pleasure and Reining.
Caroline Blackstone took fourth in Novice Pleasure, and sixth in Novice Reining.
Mary Catherine Wade tied for fifth in Novice Pleasure, sixth in Trail, and third in Reining.
Patricia Wingate tied for fifth in Novice Pleasure.
Lindsay Kate Gilleland entered the Youth 14-18 division at the last minute and was currently leading in the All-Around High Point for her Trail Pleasure, and Reining runs!
Coach Andrea Rego was Reserve Champion overall in Open Trail.
Lucas Brock was Reserve Champion overall in Limited Non Pro Cow Horse and Trail. He finished fourth overall in Collegiate Trail.
Jessica Starling placed twelfth in a very competitive Collegiate Limited Non Pro Trail.
Caroline Blackstone was seventh overall in Novice Cow Horse.
Patricia Wingate clenched the title for Collegiate Novice Champion in Trail and placed eighth overall in Novice Cow Horse.
Mary Catherine Wade was sixth overall in Novice Cow Horse and Trail.
Jennifer Dowd maintained the top five placings in Green Horse Trail and Cow Horse.
Jenna Seal was Champion in Green Horse Trail and fifth overall in Cow Horse.
Lindsay Kate Gilleland was second overall in Youth Cow Horse.
Lindsay Gilleland was Reserve High Point overall in the 14-18 division.
Caroline Blackstone was seventh overall in the Novice division.
Jenna Seal was third overall in the Green Horse division.
Mary Catherine Wade was third overall in the Novice division.
Patricia Wingate was the Novice National Champion in Trail and eighth overall in the Novice division.
Lucas Brock was the Champion High Point rider in the Limited Non-Pro division, and was ninth overall in the Collegiate division.
Jennifer Down was fifth overall in the Green Horse division.


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Dibromessigsäure ist eine chemische Verbindung aus der Gruppe der Halogenessigsäuren.

Gewinnung und Darstellung
Dibromessigsäure kann durch Bromierung von Bromessigsäure mit einem 2:1-Bromid/Bromat-Gemisch unter sauren Bedingungen hergestellt werden.

Eigenschaften
Dibromessigsäure ist ein beiger Feststoff, der sehr gut löslich in Wasser, Ethanol und Diethylether ist.

Verwendung
Dibromessigsäure wird nur in der Forschung verwendet.

Sicherheitshinweise
Dibromessigsäure ist ein halogeniertes Desinfektionsnebenprodukt. Es wurde festgestellt, dass Dibromessigsäure apoptotische Veränderungen und die Bildung von Hydroxylradikalen in menschlichen peripheren mononukleären Blutzellen (PBMCs) auslöst. Bei Mäusen und Ratten, die Trinkwasser mit unterschiedlichen Konzentrationen von Dibromessigsäure ausgesetzt waren, wurde festgestellt, dass Dibromessigsäure karzinogen wirkt und zu einem erhöhten Auftreten von mononukleären Zellleukämien, malignen Mesotheliomen, hepatozellulären Neoplasmen und Hepatoblastomen führt.

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Menter & Witkin LLP handles all aspects of construction claims, including representation of owners, general contractors and others involved in the construction/design process. The firm has a uniquely broad perspective having represented such differing parties in many different venues. The firm is also involved in evolving areas of law and has extensive experience related to issues of indemnity, subrogation, "additional insured" coverage and other complex insurance arrangements and other forms of risk transfer as well as a diverse array of creative funding arrangements and settlement structures.
Our attorneys have extensive experience litigating and providing advice relating to insurance coverage for many types of claims including general liability, OCIP, CCIP, E&O, D&O, environmental, auto, bodily injury, advertising/personal injury and property claims as well as first and third party bad faith claims. Intertwined with its Construction/Risk Transfer practice, the firm has developed special expertise handling construction related insurance claims and has been on the forefront of developing law related to construction insurance coverage issues including so-called "additional insured" claims.
The firm has substantial experience representing persons and companies involved in business disputes, negotiation and litigation as well as working with our commercial clients proactively to prevent future disputes be it through developing contracts and procedures, or otherwise. Menter & Witkin LLP is strategically positioned to assist both new businesses and ongoing concerns and provide advice and consultation concerning their business interests and related issues.
With many years and extensive experience in both pursuing and defending claims related to bodily injury and property damage arising from defective construction, premises liability, products claims, and other accidents, the firm is uniquely situated to pursue these claims for persons injured in similar situations. The firm brings to the table an intimate knowledge of how insurance companies and businesses handle claims and can apply that experience and knowledge to maximize recovery for its clients.


Joanna has over nineteen years of experience in the insurance industry. After graduating with a B.A. in Public Relations from the University of Toledo, she began her career at Progressive, starting in Personal Lines' Customer Service. She moved to Progressive's Professional Liability Group, where she has had multiple responsibilities, including coordinating underwriting, sales and marketing activities. Having been with ABA Insurance Services since its transition in 2010 from Progressive, she is currently a Junior Underwriter for the P&C Program.
Dawn graduated from Hocking College in 1992 with an Associate's Degree in Applied Business. After graduating, she worked in the Hotel Industry as Front Desk Clerk, Night Auditor, and Front Desk Supervisor for almost 4 years before joining Progressive Insurance in 1995 as an Administrative Assistant.
Matt rejoined ABA Insurance Services in 2018 after spending the previous five years at AmTrust North America as a Financial Institution Sales Specialist and Product Analyst. Prior to AmTrust, Matt was with Progressive, transitioning with the Small Business Group to ABA Insurance Services in April, 2010. He has over 15 years of experience in sales, marketing, and product development with a focus on Professional Lines. Matt is responsible for sales and new business development primarily in the Midwest.
After teaching Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten for 10 years and raising 3 children, Ann was ready for a new challenge. She joined the Professional Liability Group of Progressive in 2005 as an Administrative Assistant and subsequently moved on to an Underwriting Assistant position. Ann has a B.A. degree in Early Childhood Education from Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, VA.
Jason graduated with a BA from Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio and has over twenty years of experience in banking and insurance. Currently a Complex Account Manager responsible for wide a territory over various New England, Midwest and Southern States, Jason has served in other roles with the company including Senior Underwriter and Senior Account Executive. Prior to joining the program, Jason spent five years at Bank One and Chubb.
Richard has over 35 years of marketing and sales experience in insurance. He is currently responsible for sales and new business development. His broad territory comprises all states west of the Mississippi River, including Illinois. Richard received his MBA from Cleveland State University and his B.S. from West Chester University. Before joining the Program, Richard was Territory Manager for Universal Underwriters Insurance.
John Graham has over twenty-four years of underwriting and banking experience including ten years of experience underwriting Professional Liability products for publicly traded companies at Genesis Professional Liability Managers, four years as a Marketing Account Manager for Life Equity and two years at Progressive in the Professional Liability Group as Onsite Review Manager. John understands the challenges of community banks. After graduating from Bowling Green State University, John worked in retail and commercial banking at regional banks in Ohio for over eight years.
Dirk joined ABA Insurance Services in 2012 as the P&C Product Manager. With over 15 years in the insurance industry, Dirk's extensive career includes underwriting with management responsibilities at OnPoint Underwriting, Travelers, Kemper and Fireman's Fund insurance companies. Dirk earned his BS in Business Administration from the University of Northern Colorado.
Crystal joined the business in its infancy in 1987. Diligently serving in a support capacity over the years, it is safe to say that Crystal has done it all: filing, faxing, copying, making spreadsheets, entering data, opening and sorting incoming mail and cash receipts, answering multiple phone lines and emails, and setting up underwriting files. Crystal is a dedicated, hard-working, team player who has shown the flexibility to work effectively on a number of underwriting teams and territories. She has embraced new ideas and processes and her ability to work in a fast paced environment is one of the reasons our company is able to consistently meet customer deadlines and exceed customer expectations. With her quick smile, joyful laughter and caring personality, Crystal makes ABA Insurance Services a better place to work.
Joe attended John Carroll University and graduated with a major in Finance and a minor in Economics in 1996. He later earned his MBA from John Carroll University in 2003. Prior to joining the program in 2005, Joe spent over eight years in banking with US Bank. During this time, he spent five years as a branch manager on the east side of Cleveland. Later Joe was promoted to Assistant Vice President of Private Banking where he assisted high net worth clients with lending and investment needs. While at US Bank, Joe served as President of the Development Network Board, was a member of the Management Advisory Counsel and was a top Pinnacle Sales Award winner multiple times.
Chris has grown up with this group, beginning her career in 1986. She is currently the highest tenured employee of the group. Chris has essentially performed any and all of the numerous support activities necessary to keep the business performing at a high level such as: filing, faxing, copying, making spreadsheets, entering data, opening and sorting incoming mail and cash receipts, answering multiple phone lines and emails, and setting up underwriting files. Chris is a team player who is quick to lend a hand and frequently volunteers to assist her colleagues. She embraces the value of great service and the need to consistently meet customer deadlines and exceed customer expectations.
Tom has over 23 years jointly with ABA Insurance Services and Progressive, specializing in on-site reviews and underwriting complex accounts. He graduated from Bucknell University with a bachelor's degree in Economics and earned his MBA from Miami University in Management/Finance. Prior to joining Progressive, Tom was a corporate loan review officer at BankOne and an Assistant Vice President at the Society Corp. in loan review and problem loan work-out.
Gina was instrumental in the launching and growing our bank program. She has over 30 years experience in underwriting, product management, research and development, and program management. Gina worked for the bank program--both with Progressive and ABA Insurance Services--for 25 years, went to a competitor for several years, and then rejoined our team in 2018. She currently manages our bank P&C Program.
Originally a hotel manager, Eric joined the ABA Insurance Services team in 2012 after spending a year with Progressive in the Personal Lines division. As an Underwriting Assistant, Eric handles accounts in the Eastern United States for our Professional Liability & Bond lines, as well as all states for STAMP Medallion, broker and excess lines.
Ann earned her BS from Ursuline College and has been a commercial lines underwriter for over twenty-five years, including eight years underwriting Environmental Liability, Business Auto, General Liability, Workers Compensation and Umbrella/Excess coverages at American International Group. As a Complex Account Manager for the ABA Insurance Program, she currently focuses on our more complex accounts and on managing top producing agency relationships for the Program.
Michael joined Progressive in 1987, as an underwriter for California, Texas and New England. He was promoted to Onsite Review Manager in 1989 and Senior Loss Control Manager in 2010. In addition, Michael heads up the Brokerage Division for ABA Insurance Services, offering Excess D&O, Side A DIC, and Excess FIB. His prior experience includes two years as Loan Review Officer with BancOne Cleveland and six years as National Bank Examiner with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Mike received his B.S.B.A. with a major in Finance, from John Carroll University. He also received his graduate degree in banking from Stonier.
Bill has been with the Program for over twenty years, starting as an underwriter with Progressive after graduate school. He earned his B.S. in Finance from the University of Dayton and MBA from Kent State University. In order to better serve his customers, Bill also obtained the designation of Registered Professional Liability Underwriter (RPLU). As a Complex Account Manager, Bill primarily focuses on the unique exposures relative to large financial institutions (> $1 billion) in assets, key agency relationships and new business development.
Todd joined the Program in 2001 as a Senior Underwriter, and is currently responsible for states in the Mid-Western and Western portion of the country. Todd is also beginning to take on some of the Program's P&C underwriting responsibilities. Prior to joining the Program, he worked as a Small Business and Middle Market Commercial Lender for Bank One, Key Bank, and First Merit Bank. He earned his BSBA from Youngstown State University and his MBA from Cleveland State University.
Jim is a Senior Underwriter whose territory covers Ohio, Florida, New York, Missouri and Montana. Jim is a seasoned veteran that joined the business in 1989 after previously working as a bank examiner with the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. He earned his Masters of Business Administration from John Carroll University; his undergraduate degree from the University of Toledo, and maintains the Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation.
With 30 years in the insurance industry, Pat was formerly with Zurich Insurance for fourteen years, first as a Financial Services Executive and then as a Regional Practice Leader for the Northeast and MidAtlantic regions. Previously, she was with Kemper National Insurance and Aetna Casualty & Surety. Pat earned her BS in Mass Communications from Towson University.


It doesn't say to leave a comment but to just prove I checked the website I'm going to leave a comment anyways :P I really enjoyed swimming today at the pool (kind of obvious) but I still enjoyed the extra practice.
Today's field trip was really fun :) we should have another field trip that has to do with swimming.
Swimming was awesome today I went off the diving board and the slide count less timesI hope we go again!!!!!!!!
I had a very fun time today at the pool! we should go again!
I think the majority (if not everybody), says we should go swimming again!
Swimming was really fun. I loved going on the rope and going off the high dive.
anybody know any good links for math on decimals so I can study on online math games something other than math master please anyone!
The pool rocked. We should go again.
Swimming was the best! I wish we can go again. Probably next year?
Today's swimming was awesome. It was actually the first time I'd ever jumped off the diving boards. I hope we can go swimming again.


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National Museum of the American Indian. Office of Special Events
Event Files, 1994-1999
Event Files
0.5 cu. ft. (1 document box)
This accession consists of records that document major special events at the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), including gala events at the George Gustav Heye Center in New York and the groundbreaking ceremony for the new NMAI building on the National Mall. Materials consist of correspondence, memoranda, photographs, invitations, programs, and related information.
This accession consists of records that document major special events at the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), including gala events at the George Gustav Heye Center (GGHC) in New York and the groundbreaking ceremony for the new NMAI building on the National Mall. Materials consist of correspondence, memoranda, photographs, invitations, programs, and related information.
National Museum of the American Indian (U.S.). George Gustav Heye Center
Indians of North America -- Museums
Special events -- Marketing
Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 04-159, National Museum of the American Indian. Office of Special Events, Event Files
GGHC Gala, 1994
GGHC Gala, 1994 Programs
GGHC Gala, 1998 Invitation List
NMAI Groundbreaking, September 1999
NMAI Groundbreaking Program Information, September 1999


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A study on the development of guidelines and the operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area. The objectives of this study were : 1) elements and indicators to the operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area 2) a study of the present condition and its desirable operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area 3) to develop guidelines to the operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area research is divided into three phases, namely, phase 1 study of elements and indicators to the operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area contributors include experts. The number 5 people using the tools in the research include the assessment phase 2 study the current condition. The condition and how to operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area groups examples include executive education the number of 63 people. The teacher number of 63 people on development operations network group small schools. By the graduate school with best practices (Best Practice) data include executive education and teacher network coordinators from the three schools, including a number of 6 people using the tools in the research include a questionnaire and interviews. Phase 3 development guidelines the operations network group small schools under jurisdiction office of Bueng Kan Primary Education Service Area include escrow amount 5 people using a process (Focus Group Discussion), a tool used in the research include a discussion group, a statistic that is used in the data analysis is the percent average and standard deviation.
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require 'spec_helper'

module Bosh::Director::BoshDigest
  describe MultiDigest do
    context 'when sha1 of downloaded file matches expected sha1' do
      subject(:multi_digest) { MultiDigest.new(logger) }
      let(:file_path) { 'fake-file-path' }
      let(:multi_digest_path) { '/some/path/to/binary' }

      before do
        allow(Bosh::Director::Config).to receive(:verify_multidigest_path).and_return multi_digest_path
      end

      context 'verification' do
        it 'logs the invocation' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, "verify-multi-digest", "fake-file-path", "expected-sha").
            and_return(['foo', 'bar', process_status])
          expect(logger).to receive(:info).with(/Verifying file shasum with command: "#{multi_digest_path} verify-multi-digest fake-file-path 'expected-sha'"/)
          expect(logger).to receive(:info).with(/Shasum matched for file: 'fake-file-path' digest: 'expected-sha'/)
          subject.verify(file_path, 'expected-sha')
        end

        it 'does not raise an error when expected sha is correct' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, "verify-multi-digest", "fake-file-path", "expected-sha").
            and_return(['foo', 'bar', process_status])

          expect { subject.verify(file_path, 'expected-sha') }.to_not raise_error
        end

        it 'does not raise an error when expected sha is incorrect' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 1)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, "verify-multi-digest", "fake-file-path", "expected-sha").
            and_return(['foo', 'bar', process_status])

          expect { subject.verify(file_path, 'expected-sha') }.to raise_error(ShaMismatchError, 'bar')
        end
      end

      context 'creation' do
        it 'creates sha1 digests from path' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, 'create-multi-digest', 'sha1', 'fake-file-path').
            and_return(['fake-sha1', 'bar', process_status])

          result = subject.create([MultiDigest::SHA1], file_path)
          expect(result).to eq('fake-sha1')
        end

        it 'creates sha256 digests from path' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, 'create-multi-digest', 'sha256', 'fake-file-path').
            and_return(['sha256:fake-sha2', 'bar', process_status])

          result = subject.create([MultiDigest::SHA256], file_path)
          expect(result).to eq('sha256:fake-sha2')
        end

        it 'creates multi-digests digests from path' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, 'create-multi-digest', 'sha1,sha256', 'fake-file-path').
            and_return(['fake-sha1;sha256:fake-sha2', 'bar', process_status])

          result = subject.create([MultiDigest::SHA1,MultiDigest::SHA256], file_path)
          expect(result).to eq('fake-sha1;sha256:fake-sha2')
        end

        it 'raises an exception when the binary returns non-zero status' do
          process_status = instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 1)
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, 'create-multi-digest', 'sha1,sha256', 'fake-file-path').
            and_return(['fake-sha1;sha256:fake-sha2', 'bar', process_status])

          expect {
            subject.create([MultiDigest::SHA1,MultiDigest::SHA256], file_path)
          }.to raise_error(DigestCreationError, "bar")
        end

        it 'logs the invocation' do
          allow(Open3).to receive(:capture3).with(multi_digest_path, 'create-multi-digest', 'sha1,sha256', 'fake-file-path').
            and_return(['foo', 'bar', instance_double('Process::Status', exitstatus: 0)])
          expect(logger).to receive(:info).with(/Creating digest with command: "#{multi_digest_path} create-multi-digest sha1,sha256 fake-file-path"/)
          expect(logger).to receive(:info).with(/Digest 'foo' created for file: 'fake-file-path'/)
          subject.create([MultiDigest::SHA1,MultiDigest::SHA256], file_path)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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Q: how to load status bar after changing initial view There's a problem with showing my ArticlesViewController. This code works great, but when Articles page appears, there's no status bar.
I think there's something wrong with navigation controller, so i've tried to add
[UIApplication sharedApplication].statusBarStyle = UIStatusBarStyleLightContent;

both in AppDelegate's didFinishLaunchingWithOptions and ArticlesViewController's viewDidLoad and viewWillAppear, but still no results
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
    NSManagedObjectContext *context = [self managedObjectContext];
    NSFetchRequest *fetchRequest = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] initWithEntityName:@"Entity"];
    localStorage = [[context executeFetchRequest:fetchRequest error:nil] mutableCopy];
    NSObject *obj = [localStorage valueForKey:@"isAppLaunchedOnce"];
    NSString *condition = [[[obj description] componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet:[NSCharacterSet whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet]] componentsJoinedByString:@""];
    NSCharacterSet *unwantedChars = [NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"\"()"];
    condition = [[condition componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet:unwantedChars] componentsJoinedByString:@""];

    if ([condition isEqual: @"YES"]){
    UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"Main" bundle:nil];
    UIViewController *rootViewController = (ArticlesViewController*)[storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"ArticlesViewController"];
    UINavigationController *navController = [[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:rootViewController];
    self.window.rootViewController = rootViewController;
    if (NSFoundationVersionNumber > NSFoundationVersionNumber_iOS_6_1){
    navController.navigationBar.tintColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
    navController.navigationItem.titleView.tintColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
    NSDictionary *titleAttributes = @{
    NSFontAttributeName:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Helvetica-Bold" size:14.0],
    NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[UIColor whiteColor]
    };
    navController.navigationBar.titleTextAttributes = titleAttributes;
    }
    [self.window makeKeyAndVisible];
    }
    // Override point for customization after application launch.
    return YES;
    }

A: In the ArticlesViewController add the following method give it a try.
- (BOOL)prefersStatusBarHidden
{
    return NO;
}

If you have not set in the plist then you need to set for each controller.
You can also set by just adding the below line in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarHidden:NO];

Check these key in the plist file and Set Status bar initial hidden also as NO

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Thanks for sharing! I'm inspired and want to use this method!
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One of group coaching clients asked "Camille, now that you have had this planner for about a month, what do you think? I read your blog on it and almost purchased but wanted your thoughts first."
I thought it would be helpful to post my response here so it benefits anyone reading this.
I really like the planner & the idea of 13 weeks. The most difficult part (and this would be for any planner not just this particular product) is connecting your daily tasks your 1Big Goal. I often find my day consumed with tasks that don't link up - and I think that's why I am so keen on this format. I also like the fact that there is a quotable quote - especially nice since I am a writer. I also want a journal that is clean, modern, efficient and looks and feels good to write in -- without extraneous stuff. The other "bonus" is the FB group - where you can also gain insight and tips from other people who have purchased the planner. I recommend things I only like so. Lastly, I am big on gratitude and celebrating wins - and this journal has daily entries. Sleek and no-fluff. Clear and concise. Smart and evidence-based. That's what I like about this journal.
It says - "To learn more about the link between a gratitude and wellbeing, click here."
I can't click on anything. I would like to learn more about the planner.
Thanks Colleen. The links have been fixed above! Happy perusing!


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This handkerchief was made from Tenugui. Perfect for a handkerchief both because of its water absorption and fast drying properties. It is very suitable for a lunchon mat as well as lunch box wrapping.


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Tech News "devices & softwares" from allover the globe with close monitoring on Egypt & MENA "the middle east"
Ahmed Maher - Jul 14, 2019 at 6:53 PM
Uber's company Careem has expanded its food delivery service Careem Now to Amman, to put an end to Talabat's single-game in Jordan. Careem Now food...
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Google plans to hire a team for its Cairo office, seeking to expand its business in Egypt and implement new investments within an improved...
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Swvl, Egypt-based app for booking buses has raised $42 million as it plans to expand into other markets in Africa, including Nigeria. The two-year-old startup,...
Yesterday, Facebook has shared plans for Calibra, a digital wallet for Libra, a new global currency powered by blockchain technology. The wallet will be...
Staff Writer - May 21, 2019 at 5:05 PM
Egypt's homemade food service Mumm has launched "Mumm Prime", Egypt's premium online chef subscription service on Sunday. For an affordable monthly subscription fee; the...
Eventtus 'rebrand' aims to inspire event professionals to 'think big, think easy'
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Eventtus revolutionized its brand strategy and visual identity as the company is expanding its event tech solutions globally. These were the first changes to...
Snap Introduces 'App Stories' For Third-Party Apps
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Snap Inc. has launched new Snap Kit capabilities and partnerships, including App Stories, which lets Snapchatters create custom Stories for partner apps, directly from Snapchat....
Snap Launches New Slate of Snap Originals, Premium Shows
Snap Inc. announced its new slate of Snap Originals, the company's premium, mobile shows created exclusively for Snapchat's audience. Snap's new shows will be available...
Staff Writer - Feb 16, 2019 at 12:10 PM
Businesses are currently operating in an era where digital incorporation is a critical factor in the success of the entity. As a business leader, you...
Uber, Careem drivers call for strike in Egypt
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Uber and Careem drivers called on social media for a strike to protest low share of fare, along with five more demands. The strike...


Record Reproduction Solutions is the leader in litigation support services - including record procurement, subpoena service, record copy service, x-ray duplication, onsite document scanning and electronic document storage. Their clients consist of law firms, insurance companies and medical facilities. RRS is located outside of Philadelphia in Media, PA.
RRS was tracking client documents using an in-house Microsoft Access application. As the data storage requirements grew, they started to run into issues related to data table size. And the instance of the application was having performance issues in the multi-user environment. The Access application was not scaling as their business grew.
RRS started working with Vega in 2006. The first task was to design a robust database that could handle scanning, tracking and processing medical documents for RRS clients. The database would be available to multiple desktop and web applications. Microsoft SQL Server was the obvious choice.
Visual FoxPro 9.0 was chosen to build the back-end desktop application used by RRS staff. Visual FoxPro was chosen based on its strong integration with SQL Server, form design tools and reporting capabilities. The application is a sizable piece of development with over 80 screens and 25 reports. It integrates with USB scanners and generates legal documents through OLE Automation with Microsoft Word.
The application is a critical piece of software that automates almost every RRS business process including document processing, customer management, product delivery, call center services, reporting and employee performance metrics.


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Alexa Glatch was born on 10 September, 1989 in Newport Beach, California, United States. Discover Alexa Glatch's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 31 years old?
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In 2015, Glatch used her protected singles ranking to enter the 2015 Australian Open Qualifying, where she defeated #3 seed and World No. 110 Lourdes Dominguez-Lino and advanced to the final round of qualifying. In March/April, Glatch continued her post-injury, rapid rise up the rankings by winning the $25,000 Iripuato Mexico ITF and the $50,000 Osprey Florida Pro Circuit event (as a wildcard) defeating top seeded World No. 44 Madison Brengle in the final. She continued her good form by qualifying for the 2015 French Open main draw, and subsequently added a 10th ITF title by winning the Gatineau, Canada $25K without dropping a set.
Following an appearance at Wimbledon in 2013, Glatch took 15 months off to deal with injuries. She had wrist and hip surgeries and went through extensive rehabilitation. Upon her return to competitive tennis in October 2014, she won the doubles event at the $50,000 Macon Pro Circuit event.
In March 2012 she began working with Australian coach Sarah Stone, who is the former coach of 2011 US Open champion Samantha Stosur.
In the 2012 French Open, she won three matches and beat two seeds to qualify for the main draw. She defeated Georgian Anna Tatishvili to advance to the second round where she lost to 18th-seeded Flavia Pennetta of Italy.
In July 2012 she reached the second round of Mercury Insurance Open 2012, Carlsbad losing to Former World No. 3 Nadia Petrova, 4–6 3–6.
In October 2012 Glatch won two back-to-back grass court tournaments in Japan.
Glatch reached the third round of the 2009 BNP Paribas Open as a wildcard; one of her wins was against World No. 29 Carla Suárez Navarro. At the 2009 Sony Ericsson Open, Alexa advanced to the 2nd round before losing to #1 seed Serena Williams 2–6, 3–6. She made her Fed Cup debut in April in the semifinals against the Czech Republic. As a rookie, she was dubbed the MVP for keeping the US alive by pulling off upset wins in both of her singles matches against No. 29 Iveta Benešová and future World No. 2 Petra Kvitová in straight sets.
In May 2009, Glatch made her French Open debut by defeating 14th-seeded Italian clay court specialist Flavia Pennetta in the first round.
Glatch lost in the first round of the 2009 US Open to defending champion Serena Williams. In women's doubles, Glatch played with fellow American Carly Gullickson and advanced to the round of 16.
In 2007, she won the Southlake $25,000 USTA Pro Circuit event for her second career pro title and reached the quarterfinals of the Washington, D.C. $75,000 USTA Pro Circuit event. She was a finalist at the French Open junior doubles with partner Sorana Cîrstea of Romania. She also reached the quarterfinals of three $50,000 events. In 2008, Glatch reached the quarterfinals of the Dothan $75,000 USTA Pro Circuit event, was a finalist at the Carson $50,000 event, and was the singles champion at both the Toronto and Saguenay $50,000 events. She was one of three American women to make the 2008 US Open as a qualifier. She also had two semifinal finishes in doubles and won the doubles title at the $50,000 San Diego Pro Circuit tournament.
Glatch turned professional in 2005 and in that year reached the semifinals of the Forest Hills Tennis Classic and the second round of the US Open. She was in an accident in November 2005; her injuries included a broken right wrist and left elbow. It took her eight months until she could start regularly playing competitive tennis again.
She started playing tennis at the age of five. As a junior player, she won the prestigious Easter Bowl title in the Girls 14s and Girls 18s divisions and the Orange Bowl in the Girls 16s division in 2004. She achieved a world junior ranking of no. 5 in 2005, advancing to the 2005 US Open finals in both singles and doubles. She lost the singles final to junior, and future senior, World No. 1 Victoria Azarenka. She represented the United States in numerous international competitions including Junior Fed Cup.
Alexa Glatch (born September 10, 1989) is an American professional tennis player.
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What can the colour of wee tell you about your health?
School nurse Claire French explains what the colour of your number 1s can reveal about your body.
Have you checked the colour of your wee recently? Wee is a great indicator of what's happening inside our bodies, so it's important to keep an eye on its colour. Claire French, a school nurse from Ipswich, explains what the number 1s can tell you about your health.
The colour of your wee can tell you about the health of your body and if you are properly hydrated. Some medical conditions use urinalysis (examination of urine) to help with diagnosis or to monitor medical conditions. For example, testing urine for sugar if a person has diabetes.
Not drinking enough water can be problematic for your bowel and bladder. Water keeps poo soft and helps it move through the bowel, so you need to drink lots of it.
Drinking enough fluid helps teach the bladder to stretch fully and to empty several times throughout the day. This helps the bladder hold onto lots of wee at night and avoid leaking whilst you're sleeping.
If you wet the bed and you want to stop bedwetting, you should check how much water you're drinking during the day as the bedwetting might be the result of a bladder that hasn't learned to hold large quantities of wee.
What colour should your wee be?
If we don't drink enough, we can become dehydrated. Two early signs of dehydration are thirst and dark-coloured wee.
Drinking plenty of fluids regularly throughout the day can help prevent dehydration. You'll know if you've had enough to drink because your wee will be a pale, straw colour. Remember to increase your fluid intake as the weather gets warmer.
Getting kids to drink lots of water can be hard, so ERIC wrote a blog post with tips for keeping children hydrated.
Very pale – Perhaps you've drunk too much water.
Pale/straw coloured – This is normal. You're well hydrated and can carry on drinking.
Dark yellow – You may not be drinking enough water, so go and have a drink.
Green or any other colour – It may be something you've eaten or perhaps caused by medication but see your GP/doctor for advice just in case.
Pink to red – Have you eaten beetroot, blueberries or rhubarb recently? If not, you may have blood in your wee. It could be nothing, but it might be useful to see your GP/doctor.
I knitted the wee drops after ERIC shared a knitting pattern. They're a great visual resource for our health promotion boards and get people talking and learning about wee.
I made a rainbow of wee drops to demonstrate the different colours of wee and what they tell us about what's happening in our bodies.
Why not knit one yourself using the wee drop knitting pattern and keep it as a reminder to make sure you drink enough? Download the wee and poo knitting patterns here.


CoreDNS' plugins (or external plugins) can be enabled or disabled on the fly by specifying (or not specifying) it in the Corefile. But you can also compile CoreDNS with only the plugin you need and leave the rest completely out.
There are two ways to achieve that. It could be done via compile-time configuration file with CoreDNS code base update. It also could be achieved without modifying CoreDNS code.
The ordering of the plugins is specified by how they are ordered in this file. Each line consists of a name and a repository. Just add or remove your plugin in this file.
Then do a go get <plugin-repo-path> if you need to get the external plugin's source code. And then just compile CoreDNS with go generate and a go build. You can then check if CoreDNS has the new plugin with coredns -plugins.
The ordering of the plugins is specified by how the arey ordered in the slice directives.
Then you can just compile CoreDNS with go build to have the binary generated with the plugins you selected.
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If you haven't already, then set up an account and simply design the first two pages of your free logbook to present your school details, logo, image, welcome text and terms and conditions. Register here. Paste your account UID number below to apply the design to your order. The details will also by applied to your student appointment cards.


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Kambalda's redeveloped $3 million aquatic facility officially opened.
State Government $700,000 CSRFF funding contribution enabled project to go ahead.
New facilities and upgrades replace run-down, original 50-year-old aquatic centre.
The State Government provided $700,000 to the project through its Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF), with the Western Australian Treasury Corporation providing a $1.95 million loan to the shire.
The newly upgraded facility, in Barnes Drive, Kambalda West, will replace the town's original swimming pool which was built 50 years ago and closed last year as it required urgent repairs and no longer met the needs of the community.
The project involved:
upgrading the 50-metre pool and plant
refurbishing the change rooms
relocating the administration office
upgrading the first aid room
developing a new universal access pool to replace the existing learn to swim pool.
The facility's main pool is the only outdoor 50-metre pool in the Coolgardie-Kambalda area.
Additional funding was contributed to the project by the Commonwealth Government ($287,823); and the Gold Fields Australia Foundation ($200,000).
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After being present for what was probably the tensest baby delivery in history, Tristan Thompson was seen making an exit just hours after Khloe Kardashian gave birth to their baby girl.
A little less than 12 hours after their daughter entered the world on Thursday morning, the Cleveland Cavaliers' power forward slipped out of the hospital. Although Thompson may have tried to make a sly departure, the 6-foot-9 basketball player was easily noticed by paparazzi.
Thompson may have received criticism for bailing, but the word on the street is the delivery room was not the most inviting of places for the alleged cheater. According to In Touch, "Kris and Kim were side-eyeing him and didn't even want him to be there. They basically didn't speak to him at all and Kris didn't even want him to hold his daughter."
"Khloe tried to keep it together but it was tough. She had a mixed range of emotions. Happy. Sad. She was crying a lot but Tristan knew it wasn't because she'd just given birth. He knew it was because of what he's put her through," a source told the magazine. "About an hour after the baby was born, Tristan left. The whole experience was dreadful."


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Peter Raabe (27 November 1872 – 12 April 1945) was a German composer and conductor.

Biography

Raabe graduated from 3 schools: the Higher Musical School in Berlin; and the universities of Munich; and Jena. In 1894–98 Raabe worked in Königsberg and Zwickau. In 1899–1903 he worked in the Dutch Opera-House (Amsterdam). In 1907–1920, Raabe was the 1st Court Conductor in Weimar. Raabe performed in the United Kingdom, Belgium, and the Netherlands, among other locations. On 19 July 1935 Raabe superseded Richard Strauss as the president of Reichsmusikkammer, the Nazi State Music Institute. For almost ten years, Raabe directed the music activity of the Third Reich.

Raabe wrote the first complete chronology of the works of Franz Liszt.

References
 Who Was Who in the Third Reich. Biographic encyclopedical dictionary, Moscow, 2003

External links

1872 births
1945 deaths
German conductors (music)
German male conductors (music)
Officials of Nazi Germany
People from Frankfurt (Oder)
People from the Province of Brandenburg


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Q: Five Point Centered Approximation and Taylor expansion I have a homework question that I don't know how to answer. It goes like this:
Give complete details on the derivation of the five-point centered approximation to the second derivative of a function $f(x)$ for the example below. Also, give complete details on using Taylor expansions to determine the leading error term, as given in the example below.
With $n = 4$, $m = 2$, and $x = x_2$, and reference interval $x_0 = -2h$, $x_1 = -h$, $x_2 = 0$, $x_3 = h$, $x_4 = 2h$, we have $$f''(x_2) \cong \sum_{i=0}^4 f_i l''_i(x_2)$$ Here $$l_0(x) = \frac{(x - x_1)(x - x_2)(x - x_3)(x - x_4)}{(x_0 - x_1)(x_0 - x_2)(x_0 - x_3)(x_0 - x_4)}$$ $$=\frac{(x - x_1)(x - x_2)(x - x_3)(x - x_4)}{24h^4}$$
Differentiating, and setting $x$ equal to $x_2$, we find $$l''_0(x_2)=\frac{-1}{12h^2}$$
Similarly
$$l''_1(x_2)=\frac{16}{12h^2}, l''_2(x_2)=\frac{-30}{12h^2}, l''_3(x_2)=\frac{16}{12h^2}, l''_4(x_2)=\frac{-1}{12h^2}$$
Hence we have the five point finite difference approximation $$f''(x_2)\cong\frac{-f_0+16f_1-30f_2+16f_3-f_4}{12h^2}$$
By Taylor expansion, one can show that the leading error term is $$\frac{h^4f^{(6)}(x_2)}{90}$$
I have no clue how to answer this question. Some help will be much appreciated. Thank you!
Edit: To be clear, I just don't understand what they mean by "give complete details".


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About Tech Transfer / Better World Project / BWP Stories / Bt Booster: Beneficial Biotechnology for a Crowded Planet
Crop Protection Gets a Boost with Biotechnology
InsectiGen
University of Georgia Research Foundation
Big problems can come in small packages. Case in point: The insect pests that feed on crops. Each year, these tiny creatures cause large-scale agricultural devastation around the world. For farmers, that erodes revenue worth billions of dollars and also contributes to steeper food prices. This poses a particularly worrisome trend in developing nations, where growing populations already struggle to afford the sustenance they need.
InsectiGen Inc. plans to help squash that bug problem.
The scientific discovery has led to increased effectiveness of widely used biopesticides and genetically modified crops — without damaging the environment.
On the Farm, Bacteria Lend a Hand
To understand how InsectiGen's product, BtBooster, can improve insect control, it helps to know a little about the type of pesticide it enhances: Bacillus thuringiensis, or Bt.
Bt is a form of bacteria commonly found in soil. Thousands of Bt strains exist today, and these bacteria have a valuable property. When eaten by certain insect larvae, Bt proteins turn toxic, killing the larvae within a couple days. That function was discovered a century ago, and farmers have used Bt toxins to help protect their crops for decades. Worldwide, it represents the most commonly used biopesticide. Considering the benefits Bt offers, it's easy to understand why.
Unlike some pesticides, Bt doesn't kill haphazardly. That's because each Bt strain works like a lock and key, matching up with gut receptors in different insect larvae. As a result, it can target specific pests and let helpful insects thrive. Bt is also biodegradable, so it avoids problems linked to conventional chemical pesticides, such as potential harm to nearby livestock or wildlife or contamination of soil and water.
In the mid-1990s, farmers began planting cotton and corn crops that contained the Bt gene. These genetically modified plants produce the Bt protein that kills insect larvae. Since the introduction of Bt plants, their use has grown dramatically. In 1997, Bt crops represented 8 percent of U.S. corn acreage and 15 percent of U.S. cotton acreage, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. By 2010, those figures had surged to 63 percent for corn and 73 percent for cotton.
Giving Bt a Much-Needed Boost
While Bt has significant benefits — like the ability to selectively kill insects — it hasn't eradicated agriculture pests. To glimpse the problem's enormity, consider that for U.S. farmers, the cost of insect treatments and crop loss due to the corn rootworm can reach $1 billion annually, according to a Journal of Economic Entomology article. And that's just the toll taken by one insect species, in one country.
Several shortcomings have kept Bt from making a bigger dent in the pest problem. It works well on some insects but has little effect on others. Concerns about Bt's effectiveness have grown, as insects show signs of building resistance (one recent documented case is the fall armyworm, a well-known corn and cotton pest). Plus, Bt is a relatively expensive biopesticide, so it's costly for farmers.
InsectiGen addresses those challenges with BtBooster. The aptly named product gives a boost to Bt's effectiveness, in both spray form and genetically modified crops. According to InsectiGen, tests have demonstrated BtBooster's ability to increase Bt's potency by 20-fold or more. This creates several advantages for insect control. The heightened potency allows current Bt products to more effectively kill the insects they target. It also allows the development of new Bt products aimed at a wider range of pests.
What's more, the extra-potent Bt diminishes insects' ability to develop resistance to it — and farmers can use smaller amounts of Bt when it's paired with InsectiGen's product. As a result, BtBooster provides a twofold benefit for agriculture: It not only makes Bt more effective, but less costly too.
All of those advancements sprang from a happy accident — basically, a failed hypothesis that led to a scientific breakthrough.
A Path to Serendipity
"In the lab, you learn to look for 'eureka' moments," says Michael Adang, Ph.D, professor of entomology and biochemistry and molecular biology at University of Georgia in Athens. That's exactly what he found in October 2003.
At the time, Adang sought answers to a fundamental question: What makes certain Bt toxins kill one caterpillar and not another? With several patents for genetically modified Bt plants and more than 25 years of research, Adang was already well-versed in the science of Bt. But he needed to dig deeper.
To that end, Adang and his colleagues did an experiment using fragments of an insect's receptor for Bt toxin. They took the fragments, mixed them with Bt toxin, and fed it to larvae. The researchers thought the fragments would neutralize Bt's effects and block the toxin from binding to the insect's gut. Instead, they got a startling result that defied their expectations. The receptor fragment didn't protect the insects at all — it caused them to die from lower-than-usual doses of Bt toxin.
"We thought, 'This is really unusual,'" says Adang. "At first we didn't believe it." Adang and his team — Gang Hua, Ph.D, Jiang Chen, and Mohd Amir Abdullah, Ph.D — repeated the experiment several times. When they got the same results again and again, they started believing. "We said, 'This is real.' It was a serendipitous discovery."
A Business Takes Root
To commercialize that happy accident, Adang co-founded InsectiGen in 2003 with Clifton Baile, Ph.D. With BtBooster, they envisioned a new strategy for insect control: A product that doesn't replace Bt, but augments it. "The BtBooster has no toxicity itself because it's just part of an insect protein. It bindsto the Bt, and preserves its bioactivity," says Baile, InsectiGen'sCEO. Previously, he served as a director of research and developmentat Monsanto, one of the largest agricultural biotechcompanies in the world. But he's no stranger to the struggles ofa small business. Before InsectiGen, Baile helped launch nineother biotech startups.
When InsectiGen needed to create a business plan, the not-forprofit Georgia Research Alliance helped pay for a professional to write it. Funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health helped Adang conduct research to further develop the company's nontoxic protein. In 2003, InsectiGen licensed BtBooster's initial technology from University of Georgia Research Foundation, the university's technology transfer group. Since then, Adang's lab has done additional patent-worthy research for BtBooster. "We jointly own some of the patents with InsectiGen, which is a little bit unusual," says Rachael Reiman Widener, Ph.D, technology manager at the University of Georgia Research Foundation.
The company has close ties to the university; InsectiGen is currently based on campus at the university's BioBusiness Center, which serves as an incubator for faculty startups. Widener notes that not all academics are natural entrepreneurs — and that sets InsectiGen apart from other startups she's observed.
"It is not unusual to have struggles with faculty startup companies," she says. That hasn't been the case with InsectiGen. "They make it easy," says Widener. "Mike and Cliff have a good sense of what it means to run a company, versus running a lab. So we've been able to work with them without any hiccups."
Even before his BtBooster invention, Adang says the University of Georgia Research Foundation played a helpful role. "I've filed other patent applications previously, and our technology transfer group here is very faculty friendly," he says. "They're supportive of faculty that have entrepreneurial ambitions." He also appreciates the level of trust shown by the technology transfer group. "When I asked to work with a patent attorney I've known for more than 15 years, they said 'Great, go with it,'" says Adang. "They could have insisted on using a local attorney, but they didn't."
Baile echoes those sentiments regarding the technology transfer group's support. "We consider them members of the team," says Baile, who is also a professor in University of Georgia's Departments of Animal and Dairy Science and Foods and Nutrition. "They've been very good in nourishing the commercialization activity of the company."
InsectiGen's Next Steps
Soon, the company plans to take BtBooster's commercialization a step further. It's working toward registering the product with the Environmental Protection Agency. "We've been doing field trials for several years on combinations of BtBooster with Bt biopesticides," says Adang. "I think we could have it registered in the next two or three years."
The product has already caught the attention of large companies.A subsidiary of DuPont, Pioneer Hi-Bred, is using BtBooster under a licensing agreement to develop better geneticallyengineering Bt crops. "It's the only one we have publiclyannounced, but we have other agreements with companies,"says Baile.
In its present form, BtBooster is designed to thwart agriculture infestations, but InsectiGen won't stop there. Ultimately, Adang wants to broaden the scope of insects that Bt kills — and not just pests that damage crops. His current research includes BtBooster's effect on the darkling beetle, which can transmit Salmonella in commercial poultry houses. He has other pests in the crosshairs too.
"Some of our more interesting work is trying to find a more effective way to make biopesticides for mosquito control," says Adang. He has applied for a National Institutes of Health grant to conduct field trials in this area. If he's able to curb mosquito populations with BtBooster, it could have widespread effects on world health issues by preventing the spread of lethal diseases. Malaria is one example — according to the World Health Organization, at least 1 million people die each year from malaria transmitted by mosquitoes.
Adang knows the rewards of taking a discovery from the lab to the marketplace. Each year, he helps plant that seed in students' heads by teaching a biotechnology course at University of Georgia (one of the guest lecturers the patent attorney who works on BtBooster). "I think he's really able to get the point across to students that there is another world beyond academia," says Widener.
BtBooster has officially entered that other world. It evolved from a "eureka" moment in the lab to a product that could dramatically improve pest control.
"It's very gratifying," says Adang. "But this isn't the first time I've had this experience." In 1982, he started developing technology for engineering Bt genes into plants. InsectiGen continues to build on those decades of research. With a boost in potency, Bt toxins can help reduce the damage insects do to plants, and the disease they cause in humans. The potential significance isn't lost on Adang. "It's a motivating force in my career," he says, "that you can continue to make discoveries that will have value for society."


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Journal of Machine Learning Research
Robust Discriminative Clustering with Sparse Regularizers
Nicolas Flammarion, Balamurugan Palaniappan, Francis Bach.
Year: 2017, Volume: 18, Issue: 80, Pages: 1−50
Clustering high-dimensional data often requires some form of dimensionality reduction, where clustered variables are separated from noise-looking variables. We cast this problem as finding a low-dimensional projection of the data which is well-clustered. This yields a one-dimensional projection in the simplest situation with two clusters, and extends naturally to a multi-label scenario for more than two clusters. In this paper, (a) we first show that this joint clustering and dimension reduction formulation is equivalent to previously proposed discriminative clustering frameworks, thus leading to convex relaxations of the problem; (b) we propose a novel sparse extension, which is still cast as a convex relaxation and allows estimation in higher dimensions; (c) we propose a natural extension for the multi-label scenario; (d) we provide a new theoretical analysis of the performance of these formulations with a simple probabilistic model, leading to scalings over the form $d=O(\sqrt{n})$ for the affine invariant case and $d=O(n)$ for the sparse case, where $n$ is the number of examples and $d$ the ambient dimension; and finally, (e) we propose an efficient iterative algorithm with running-time complexity proportional to $O(nd^2)$, improving on earlier algorithms for discriminative clustering with the square loss, which had quadratic complexity in the number of examples.
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Q: Counter example with series $\sum_{k=2}^{\infty} \frac{1}{k}$ to show that $ \sum_{k=2}^{\infty} \frac{2^k}{\lfloor \frac{k}{2} \rfloor!} $ diverges? I am inspecting the convergence of different series and I ran across the following series:
$$ \sum_{k=2}^{\infty} \frac{2^k}{\lfloor \frac{k}{2} \rfloor!} $$.
I know that the following series shoud diverge, but unfortunately the D'Alembert's criterion gave me the answer zero. Furthermore the $\lim_{n} u_{n}$ seems to not go to zero . So I would like to give the counter example with the harmonic series:
$$ \sum_{k=2}^{\infty} \frac{1}{k}$$
to show that the first series diverge. Can someone show me how to do that counter example or have I totally missed the point and failed to understand the principles of series?

A: $[\frac k 2] \geq (9!) 9^{[\frac k 2]-9}$ (since $9,10,11,..., [\frac k 2]$ are all $\geq 9$). Hence the series is dominated by a constant times the series $\sum \frac {2^{k}} {3^{3([\frac k 2]-9)}}$. Now observe that $3([\frac k 2]-9) \geq k$ for all $k$ sufficiently large. Comparing the given series with $\sum (\frac 2  3)^{k}$ we get convergence.


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Q: ASP.NET MVC Getting Error 504 after 10 minutes of File Upload I have an ASP.NET MVC2 Web application, working with SQL Server 2008 R2, running with IIS 6.2. I have a functionality where one particular admin needs to upload about 5000 documents, which then get to be processed and stored in the server, while their names are saved in a database.
Problem is, on the client side, 10 minutes after the file upload begins, I get: Error 504 Timeout, Gateway Timeout. I changed the httpRuntime.ExecutionTimeout value in the web.config but it didn't solve the problem.
Does anyone know where is the value limiting me stored?
Here's my web.config file: http://pastebin.com/VXs0BFTp
EDIT: Also, after the Error 504 is received, the data storage in the database keeps going anyways.

A: From your description it seems that your client -> Web server connection timeouts are most probably related to a proxy usage. If your server processes the files in more than 10 minutes, your client does not receive a response in a timely fashion, but the Web server can process further.
httpRuntime.ExecutionTimeout specifies how much an IIS thread is allowed to process a request before being shut down, so it should not have any influence for your problem.
If you cannot optimize your server side processing for the files, my suggestion is a redesign. One possible way is to upload all the files, respond to the client as soon as possible and have the processing asynchronously. Of course, the client UI should be changed to be able to display the status of the processing (e.g. in percents).
If the upload process is taking too much (i.e. minutes), a solution might be to have the admin transfer the files to a network location and start the processing after doing that (Web Server should have the rights to read from that location). It is not very user friendly, but admins are not regular users.


Parking Lot 3, a free flash game at Play Racing Games.
Parking Lot 3 game - Try to park your car in the designated location without hitting any obstacles. Each hit will cause the health bar to decrease according to the severity of hit.
You have got 3 lives to park your car in a Parking Lot.
Usearrow keys to accelerate, decelerate, steer and reverse your car.
Press Space bar to use hand break - this is useful for skidding to park in tight spots.


Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed has said the government will take strict action if anyone wants to destabilise the country in the name of hartal and blockade centring the upcoming national parliamentary election.
The Awami League leader also said that the government will not interfere in the election.
The minister made the remarks at a discussion commemorating Bangabandhu held at Aparajeyo Bangla premises of Dhaka University (DU) on Tuesday, reports UNB.
Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) DU unit organised the programme to observe the 43th national mourning day.
"We hope all parties will join the upcoming election. But BNP's existence will be at a stake if it does not join the next general election," said Tofail.
"So we hope all parties including BNP will join the next election," he added.
Commerce minister said, "The election will be held on time as per the Constitution. The Election Commission will conduct the election with efficiency, honesty and devotion under this ruling party."
Presided over by BCL DU Unit president Sanjit Chandra Das, Dhaka University Teachers' Association (DUTA) president Prof ASM Maksud Kamal, BCL central president Md Rezanul Huq Chowdhury Shovon, general secretary Golam Robani and BCL DU unit general secretary Saddam Hossain, among others, spoke at the programme.


My nano-nuclear powered iPhone battery is great!
Discussion in 'iPhone' started by JRoDDz, May 4, 2011.
This guy was rolling with an iPhone 7 years before anyone else on the planet except select Apple employees.
18 years actually, I wasn't thinking.
yet in all those years you've only made 27 minutes worth of phone calls.
That was the result of me replacing the battery on my iPhone 3g. A hard reset corrected the number lol.


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Coronation Street Wiki
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Turn out the Lights
The Brothers McGregor
Coronation Street characters, 1978 minor characters
Sharon Dobbs
Number of appearances
Played by
Toni Cannon
Sharon Dobbs was amongst a group of rowdy, school-aged children who were playing football in the middle of Coronation Street during the summer holidays in August 1978. As the football got repeatedly kicked up against the front door of No.11, owner Elsie Tanner emerged and, referring to ringleader Jason Pearce as Stanley Matthews, told him to clear off and play in his own street. He and the rest of the group quickly scarpered as he called Elsie a "silly old cow".
A short while later, the group had reconvened with their football and were playing in the ginnel when the ball was retrieved from the kitchen of No.11 by Suzie Birchall, who went out into the yard and asked Jason why they weren't playing on the Red Rec or in their own street. Elsie came out to them once more and told them to clear off, refusing to give Jason the ball back and told him to send his mom round for it. As he once again gave Elsie lip, calling her an "old bag", she gave chase and clipped him around the ear. Within a couple of minutes, Sharon came back into the yard to let Elsie know that she'd hurt Jason. She too quickly disappeared when Elsie sharply told her that she'd do the same to Jason's mom.
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We'd be interested in observations from any of you who were just at any of the recent NCAA Championships.
The question remains what do you do in the following situation? You give a set of say 10x100/1:30 progressive (descending) 1-5, 6-10…if a swimmer will not kick an underwater dolphin or three do you let her continue since she is descending but not using the walls the way the fastest do in the big meets? Do you praise the result or do you start over since the big meet skill is being ignored?
I believe in all things: If you ask them to do something and they won't...Have them start over. If you ask them to do something and they can't...adjust your ask.


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