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Q: Make name to PDF with JFileChooser i use this code to save a pdf file on desktop from Mysql, but the file saved without extension, how can i save it automatcly with extension pdf, ?!!
JFileChooser JFileChooser = new JFileChooser(".");
        Activiter ac = new Activiter();

        int status = JFileChooser.showDialog(null,"Saisir l'emplacement et le nom du fichier cible");

              if(status == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION)
              {
                try
                {
                  ac.chargeIMG(jTable3.getValueAt(rec, 6).toString(),JFileChooser.getSelectedFile().getAbsolutePath());
                }
                catch(Exception ex)
                {
                  JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Une erreur s'est produite dans le chargement de documents.");
                  ex.printStackTrace();
                }
              }

thanks for Help,
 methode chargerIMG that colled by ac.chargeIMG
chargeIMG is give the pdf file from MySQL, the code is
public void chargeIMG(String idpro, String location) throws Exception
    {
        // cnx

      File monImage = new File(location);
      FileOutputStream ostreamImage = new FileOutputStream(monImage);

      try {

        PreparedStatement ps = conn.prepareStatement("SELECT img FROM projet WHERE idpro=?");

        try
        {
          ps.setString(1,idpro);
          ResultSet rs = ps.executeQuery();

          try
          {
            if(rs.next())
            {
              InputStream istreamImage = rs.getBinaryStream("img");

              byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
              int length = 0;

              while((length = istreamImage.read(buffer)) != -1)
              {
                ostreamImage.write(buffer, 0, length);
          }
        }
          }
          finally
          {
            rs.close();
          }
        }
        finally
        {
          ps.close();
        }
      }
      finally
      {
        ostreamImage.close();
      }
    }

A: Override getSelectedFile():
import java.io.File;
import javax.swing.JFileChooser;

public class MyFileChooser extends JFileChooser
{
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    private String extension;

    public MyFileChooser(String currentDirectoryPath, String extension)
    {
        super(currentDirectoryPath);
        this.extension = extension;
    }

    @Override
    public File getSelectedFile()
    {
        File selectedFile = super.getSelectedFile();
        if(selectedFile != null && (getDialogType() == SAVE_DIALOG || getDialogType() == CUSTOM_DIALOG))
        {
            String name = selectedFile.getName();
            if(!name.contains(".")) selectedFile = new File(selectedFile.getParentFile(), name + "." + extension);
        }
        return selectedFile;
    }
}

and then use it like:
JFileChooser chooser = new MyFileChooser(".", "pdf");

A: The simplest solution, obtain the path (File.getPath), check if it ends by the expected extension and if not then replace it by another File with the extension present: new File(path+".pdf");

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Senior year completes the course. Once done, you will be ready for ..... further study. This program provides a guided harmonica tour, but, as you have perhaps found, the more learnt, the more is yet to know. The greatest players are often humble, they know how much is still to learn. Hopefully the course starts a lifetime exploring this instrument.
A key harmonica feature is that different instruments are used for different keys. However a single instrument can be played in various keys, using different positions. We have already looked at first and second position. This year looks at 3rd position, for both blues and tunes. 3rd position is very powerful, but neglected by many players. We also look at first position blues, a challenging style which provides a unique sound.
While most tunes are played in first position, second position is needed for some. This year looks at seond position tunes. These use some familar phrases, but sound very different to second position blues.
There are many good harmonica players, and a few great ones. Hopefully this course has introduced the great ones to you. All good players should develop an aspect to their music which makes them unique. This course provides many possibilities. It is your task to explore the ones which define your own style.


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UPDATED: Was Seth Rich Julian Assange's "internal Source" At The DNC?
CTH has a new post up titled: "IMPORTANT – Video Confirms Butowsky Lawsuit Claim: Julian Assange Told Ellen Ratner DNC Emails Received From Seth Rich – Not a Russian Hack…"
This is what we discussed just a week ago in Seth Rich In The News Again. The CTH title is a bit misleading, as I understand this new information. Ellen Ratner does not state that Assange told her that Seth Rich was his DNC source who provided the DNC emails--Assange never identifies his confidential sources. Rather, Ratner does confirm that Assange told her that the DNC emails were not received from the Russians but instead were obtained from a source internal to the DNC. It could have been Seth Rich, but it could have been someone else. OTOH, and in all fairness, it might also have been the case that Assange was lying and that he did receive the emails from the Russians.
But here's the real problem.
Imagine yourself as a Special Counsel, charged with investigating claims that the Trump campaign colluded with "the Russians" to obtain help to win the 2016 presidential election. I key issue in your investigation is the claim--made by the DNC through their contractor, Crowdstrike--that the Russian government "hacked" the DNC server, stole a huge trove of emails, and gave those emails to Assange at Wikileaks. The issue for you is whether Wikileaks was simply a cutout, whether "the Russians" gave those emails to Wikileaks precisely so that Wikileaks could disseminate them publicly to help the Trump campaign. To assess that claim, you need to know:
1) Who actually took those emails?
2) How did the emails got to Wikileaks?
3) Was the Trump campaign involved in some, all, or any of this?
If you, as a Special Counsel, are named Robert Mueller, then you're a very unusual investigator. What makes you so unusual is that the only aspect of this issue that interests you is the third question--you're ready to move heaven and earth to develop some, virtually any, implication that the Trump campaign had knowledge of all this. However, you, as Robert Mueller, don't really seem to care about establishing--like, with real evidence--who "hacked" the DNC and what route the emails took to end up in the possession of Wikileaks. Rather, you're perfectly willing to accept the statements of Crowdstrike, a third party contractor hired by the DNC. And the DNC just might have an interest in suggesting Trump campaign's involvement. If, in fact, it can be established that "the Russians" were not the ones who stole the emails and sent them to Assange, that could drastically change the whole complexion of what happened, but you as Robert Mueller, don't care. You plow ahead, intent on somehow corroborating what the DNC and Crowdstrike have told you. You don't examine the original evidence, such as the DNC server, and you don't listen to recognized authorities who dispute the Crowstrike story. And you certainly don't fly to London to interview Julian Assange, even if he's willing. You fly to London and interview Chris Steele, but not Assange.
What makes this all the more incredible is that Ratner interviewed Assange for three hours on November 5, 2016--a few days before the election but over half a year before Mueller was ever appointed Special Counsel. Nor was this fact hidden. The interview with Ratner in which she recounts her contact with Assange (see below) was conducted on November 9, 2016, the day after the elections. It was uploaded to YouTube from the EmbryRiddleUniv channel on November 14, 2016. It was out there. How could Mueller possibly justify, in such circumstances, not following up on this information? It's not as if he was trying to spare the US taxpayers any expense! How, as a professional who presumably wishes to be taken seriously, can he justify making no effort to establish the basic facts?
For my part, unless someone can offer actual evidence that supports Crowdstrike and the DNC, I'll go with the analysis of professionals like Willian Binney and the statements of Assange. The Mueller inquisition stands revealed as ... a hoax, without a leg to stand on any more.
UPDATE: Paul Sperry's latest important reporting on the Russia Hoax big picture is getting a lot of play on the internet today--deservedly so. I'll be getting to that, but first here's a very nice blog by James Howard Kunstler that appeared today at Zerohedge under the title: Mueller, 'Meddling', & The Routing Of The RussiaGate Narrative. Kunstler's blog works well with Sperry's longer article, in offering a bit of the big picture. While Kunstler, unlike Sperry, doesn't offer us new information he does place current events in perspective. In particular, he highlights the way the twin pillars of "collusion" have toppled. He starts with the Concord Management trial--pointing out that that indictment was, itself, a hoax--and proceeds to Mueller's hoax "investigation" of Russian "hacking" of the DNC. However, he also points out the legal jeopardy that Robert Mueller may now find himself in. I have long wondered about that aspect. Do yourself a favor and follow the link. I was originally going to post an edited version but couldn't find a way to shorten it. However, to whet your appetite:
Just how dead is the RussiaGate story - and how brain-dead are the House Democratic Committee chairmen, Nadler (Judiciary Committee) and Schiff (Intelligence Committee) to haul RussiaGate's front-man, Robert Mueller back into the spotlight where the next thing to roll over and die will be Mr. Mueller's evanescent reputation? The entrapment operation that was the Special Counsel's covert mission has turned out to be Mr. Mueller own personal booby-trap, ...
It would be interesting to hear Robert Mueller's explanation for how come US computer forensic experts were never dispatched to take possession of the DNC servers. Surely a ranking member on either House committee would have to ask him that, along with many other embarrassing questions about the stupendously sloppy and disingenuous work of the Special Counsel's team. It was only one glaring omission among many.
The whole affair now takes on tragic contours of Shakespearean dimensions. The Attorney General, Mr. Barr, is said to be an "old friend" of Mr. Mueller. They clashed pretty publicly after the release of Mr. Mueller's long-awaited final report. Mr. Barr must at least be dismayed by the bad faith and deliberate deceit in his old friend's final report, and he really has to do something about it. The entire Mueller episode smacks of prosecutorial misconduct. In retrospect, it can only be explained as a desperate act undertaken by foolishly overconfident political activists.
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I just have two comments: (1) At one point, Hannity interviewed Assange, and sought a categorical statement that no Russians were the source of the email leak. Interestingly, Assange hesitated, stating (and I paraphrase): "What am I saying is that the source was not a state actor." Does this mean that Russians other than the Russian Government leaked the emails? Could these other Russians, whoever they might be, have gotten the emails from the Democrats' "inside source"? Maybe I am reading too much into Assange's response. Maybe Butowsky or Ratner could shed more light on this matter. (2) It has always struck me as curious that Rich's whereabouts for three hours before his murder are unknown. Pure speculation, but perhaps he was afraid to go back to his apartment that night, and only chanced doing so after 4 am. The former DC detective who investigated this matter (only to later sue Fox News) told Fox that Rich and DNC chief Donna Brazile were in some sort of dispute. If it involved the possibility that Rich was stealing/leaking emails, the dispute could have been very nasty.
mark wauck July 21, 2019 at 9:28 PM
Re your point #1, my observation is that Assange is always extremely cautious in describing his sources, which is simply being responsible. Therefore, I wouldn't go beyond his words: Not a state actor. Beyond that it appears that he refuses to narrow the field, so it might be a Russian national or it might not be.
Re your point #2, I agree with what I believe you're saying, that there is a lot of circumstantial evidence that points in Rich's direction
Yancey Ward July 21, 2019 at 11:07 PM
Now that is very interesting. I did an extensive online search last week and didn't find the original video, but then I don't have 34 million dollars and 50 FBI agents and specialists working for me either. I search multiple pages of search results last week (at least a 1000 hits with varying search terms before throwing in the towel), and that full video didn't turn up because I would have watched it in its entirety given the date.
mark wauck July 22, 2019 at 7:20 AM
Heh! Nor do you have security people reporting on everyone who visits the Ecuadorean embassy in London to talk to Assange. Wanna bet?
Not to mention the intensive technical surveillance that Assange would have been subjected to. Wouldn't you suppose that every journalist who visited Assange, just for starters, would be contacted by the security services?
I am sure you have probably seen it already, but Sundance has another important post up tonight. Apparently the government now wants to argue that mens rea doesn't apply. This goes right to the question I had about this trial when Flynn changed his stance about his intent was when he signed the FARA documents. I questioned whether you can be charged with being a foreign agent if you didn't know the client was a foreign government. Apparently the prosecution now wants to argue that you can.
I think the judge might well toss this case, or instruct the jury that intent does matter and that the government hasn't proven it, so direct the jury to give a not guilty verdict.
In my prior life I tried to interest FBI/DoJ in using FARA and related statutes (esp. 951) as the criminal predicate needed for FISA and my theory was repeatedly rejected. So, naturally I was interested when Techno Fog started writing about this--which CTH has picked up. To be honest, what's being argued isn't clear to me from what we've seen--I should probably look up what pleadings are available.
If the issue is as simple as you frame it, I would agree with you. The very notion of an agency relationship entails the idea of knowledge and consent. I suspect that what's behind this is that the government may want to use FARA like I wanted to--for purposes of FISA or as a criminal predicate in a conspiracy case, but then doesn't want to charge under FISA for fear of giving away the true sources of their information. Something of that sort. How this ties in with Flynn and the FISAs against him is the big question. It seems to me that we need judges to vigorously police what the government is up to here, and that policing should be happening before people are bankrupted by the government in legal proceedings. The dangers to the 1st amendment seem only too clear in all this.
If you can point me to more docs in the case, please do so.
James W Lung July 22, 2019 at 7:18 AM
I researched Binney's claim a year or two ago, and it appears that a number of informed tech/intelligence people in his group disagree with his contention that the emails were downloaded directly from the server. I tend to believe Binney, but aren't his claims disputed by members of his group?
Thanks, James. I recall something of that sort, as well--although not sure if it was people in his group or simply other interested techies. I sent some of the dueling articles to a techie relative, but can't locate the responses. From my perspective Binney makes sense, and he certainly has the background to understand it all. If you can find disinterested rebuttals to his arguments please share. I say "disinterested" because for the past several years there have been numerous attacks on Binney and his supporters that come from obvious political directions. Binney hasn't backed off his main claims.
The most recent comphrehensive analysis I'm aware of is:
https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2019/07/05/crowdstrikeout_muellers_own_report_undercuts_its_core_russia-meddling_claims.html
Deplorable Dave July 22, 2019 at 9:54 AM
Binney's detailed analysis of Hilalry's email archive showed the archive contains emails that were copied to a USB drive. Nobody can seriously dispute his analysis. But the critics note that the USB copy may not be the original exfiltration event.
The only universally accepted piece of evidence is that Hillary illegally stored her emails on her private server. How the emails got off her server - can't be proven without physical access to the server.
The way I see things it really isn't as much whether Binney is right or not, but more that, so far, the "Russia hack" narrative is no more than hearsay unless Crowdstrike is willing to give up all of its forensic data. That will settle it, or prove them to be outright liars. Then we can move to whether the question of who was an active agent of the coupe attempt and who are simply tools.
mark wauck July 22, 2019 at 10:11 AM
That's a good way to put it, and with Horowitz's report due in the next month or two we may be getting closer to answers.
James W Lung July 22, 2019 at 11:41 AM
Here's the article: https://theintercept.com/2017/11/07/dnc-hack-trump-cia-director-william-binney-nsa/ As I recall, the strongest evidence Binney cites involves download speed (I'm totally incompetent here, so I'll be careful) I did find articles that argue Mueller debunked the inside job theory and that Binney et al were also duped by the "Russian" hackers who fiddled with dates on files and did some "duel" (dual) something or other with the files. https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2018/08/how-russian-hackers-amplified-seth-rich-conspiracy-until-it-reached-donald-trump-and-cia/150263/; Larry Johnson is also sticking with the inside job download theory, apparently. Don't have time to see if Binney or Johnson have replied to the alleged debunking. Needless to say, I'm incredibly impressed with your work, and also your mission statement.
Ah, thanks for your support, James.
Yes, I saw those articles before responding to your comment earlier. I think we know where Risen and the others are coming from. Notice that those are oldish articles and haven't deterred Binney and his supporters. I don't believe the attempted takedowns of Binney have stood the test of time very well. In the event, as Aaron Maté (link above) shows, the Mueller Dossier fudges on the claims, resorting to words like "appear" rather than asserting actual evidence and proof. IMO, Maté is correct:
"a close examination of the [Mueller] report shows that none of those headline assertions are supported by the report's evidence or other publicly available sources. They are further undercut by investigative shortcomings and the conflicts of interest of key players involved."
Just spit-balling here.
A tertiary question: If Crowdstrike does give up the info and there is no evidence of Russian government hacking could they and the DNC be sued by Russia for defamation? What would be the appropriate criminal charge for this? Surely mere Filing a False Police Report would be insufficient. How about dragging them before the ICC for attempting to instigate a war between the U.S. and Russia (I know war was unlikely, but they've been fought over less and when one mucks about with relations between superpowers like this a black swan event can turn a mere kerfuffle into a 7 Days in May event)? Extending that line of thought, was the Hubris so thick that they assumed they were in control of the international aspects? Were they confident of control because Putin was in on it (Hillary being his preferred candidate) or, most frightening, did they think several million dead was an acceptable risk for domestic power? If Trump were even half as much a loose cannon as they attempted to paint him then they were playing Russian Roulette with 3 of 6 chambers armed.
Not that I'm calling for dog-piling these miscreants while their down but if they were legally dog-piled it would warm the cockles of my heart.
mark wauck July 22, 2019 at 12:23 PM
I beieve that would be legally possible.
Nuts and bolts. All EC information transfers consist of two components; the information core and a header comprising ancillary data (the latter is often called metadata). The header data includes a lot of information about the transiting of packets from origin to destination (usually many legs of transfer are involved). Other information includes packet identification, time stamps, size, encryption support, etc. The vast majority of the time, both the core and the header are pristine throughout the process of transfer, and the header data from the Wikileaks supplied files indicates that a very fast data transfer rate occurred when this version of the file was created. The Wikileaks data transfer rate (sometimes called bandwidth rate) is consistent with a computer to flash drive serial port transfer protocol and would be very nearly impossible to duplicate using an international internet transfer protocol.
All that said, as Snowden revealed, the CIA (and many others) have many tools which can be used to corrupt (alter) a data file and make it appear to be something other than it's unmolested original content.
Thanks. Tell me if I'm understanding this correctly.
I believe it's uncontested that what Wikileaks possesses are authentic files. The Wikileaks transfer rate clearly suggests that those authentic files were obtained via transfer from something like a flash drive. HOWEVER, for sophisticated operators like the CIA, who would want to further the Russian Hoax narrative of a Russian "hack", the suggestion by the transfer rate of a transfer to Wikileaks from a flash drive would be inimical to the narrative of a Russian "hack". This would support Binney's view that only an insider--not Russians and not orgs like the CIA--handled those files before they arrived at Wikileaks. This should call into question the motives of anyone who expressed opposition to or disinterest in a thorough forensic exam of what evidence there is.
In order to alter an EC file, you must first have access to it. The stolen DNC files were originally copied to a flash drive which then was delivered to Wikileaks by a courier. That is why these files have never been molested and the original metadata remains intact.
Got it. Tx.
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Piazza Umberto I (or Piazza Umberto Primo from the 1930s, La Piazzetta, meaning "little square"; nicknamed, "the little theater of the world") is the most famous square of the island of Capri, Italy. The square is located in the historic center of Capri, in the eponymous town Capri, on the eastern end of the island, and since Roman times, it has been considered the center of the town and the meeting point of the island by both residents and others.

History

The church of Santo Stefano was built in the eighteenth century and was converted into a cathedral when the Bishop of Capri established his seat there. A staircase was added to connect the church with the square and the bishop's residence, now the town hall. The bishopry remained until 1818 when, by order of Pope Pius VII, the diocese was suppressed and Capri was absorbed into the Diocese of Sorrento.

The square was already well developed as the center of local life when, in 1900, it was home to produce markets of vegetables and fish and meat. The square took on a more worldly character only when Raffaele Vuotto opened his bar, the Grand Café Vuotto between 1934 and 1938, arranging the chairs and tables outside. Afterwards, other islanders opened their own businesses, and from that time on, the Piazzetta became the heart of social life on the island.

Description

The main element of the square is the clock tower, which is very often associated with the island of Capri; it may have come the church of Hagia Sophia or a watchtower of the adjacent wall.

There are many inscriptions in the square: for example, outside the town hall there are two marble plaques which resemble Vittorio Emanuele II and Umberto I, another plaque commemorates the Caprese Gennaro Arcucci, martyr of the Bourbon restoration. Replacing one of the four facades of the tower is a plaque commemorating the fallen in World War I.

Other plaques (raised in 1908) are present in the courtyard of City Hall, where two epigraphs remember Henry Wreford, a Times correspondent who came to Capri for a day and decided to settle for fifty years, and the Scot George Sidney Clark, who in 1861 opened the largest hotel on the island, the notable Grand Hotel Quisisana.

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External links
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Duke, Brodie Leonidas
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Brodie Duke, the eldest of Washington Duke's children, was the first of the Duke clan to recognize the potential of Durham in expanding tobacco production and transport.
Brodie was born in 1846, the second child of Washington Duke and Mary Caroline Clinton. His mother died when he was 1. Washington Duke remarried, to Artelia Roney and had 3 children, Mary, Ben and James. In 1858, both the eldest child, Sidney, and Artelia died.
Brodie thus became the oldest surviving child, and the only surviving child of his mother. He served - possibly impressed into service - as a scrawny youth in the Confederacy, stationed at the Confederate prison in Salisbury, NC. At the end of the war, he tried farming shares with his uncle William Duke, as Washington Duke and his remaining children began to create their own small manufacturing venture.
Always a bit of an outsider to the machinations of the rest of the Duke family, Brodie struck out on his own from his father's business. Brodie was the first of the Dukes to move to Durham; he purchased a frame building on Main Street to set up his own business in 1869. He lived upstairs and manufactured tobacco downstairs, calling his brands "Semper Idem" and developing the soon to be famous "Duke of Durham." It was evidently during this time that he first succumbed to what would become a lifelong battle with alcoholism.
In 1874, the remainder of the Dukes saw the opportunity presented by Durham - Washington Duke sold his farm and moved to Durham, building a frame tobacco manufacturing building on West Main St. - this building had separate partitions - one for Brodie Duke's business, and the other for Washington Duke's - although they initially had a 'mutual assistance' arrangement where each would sell the other's products. Brodie built his own tobacco warehouse - located at present-day Liggett and Corporation Streets around 1878. Around this same time, he joined with his father and the other sons to form W. Duke and Sons Tobacco Co. Sometime during 1870s, Brodie married his first wife, Martha McMannen, daughter of John McMannen (who developed the houses on McMannen Street.) Brodie Duke, although he owned shares in W. Duke and Sons, was not engaged in the day to day operations of the business - I get the feeling that the remainder of the family preferred it that way.
Brodie, perhaps by virtue of being first on the Durham scene, but perhaps because he didn't remain as completely engaged in building a tobacco empire as his father and two half-brothers, Ben and Buck, accumulated a great deal of land on the west side of Durham, including most of what would become Trinity Park. He built his own estate on a 15 acre plot of land sometime prior to 1883, just one block west of his tobacco factory. The street we now know as "Duke St." is so named because it initially led to (and ended at) his house and land.
He also built mercantile establishments and office buildings downtown - which did not fare so well. The first, near Main and Church Sts., was destroyed in a large Durham fire in 1881. Another, the five story brick office builing called the "Brodie Duke Building" in the 100 block of West Main St., was where a disastrous 1914 fire started that destroyed the entire block.
Brodie's life seemed to be a series of such advancements and reversals - he bought the Bennett Place in 1890 and built a shell around the outside to try to preserve it - so that he could try to sell it to the World Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago. He had no takers. He invested heavily in cotton textiles- including the Commonwealth Cotton Company and in establishing the Pearl Cotton Mill just northeast of his estate in 1892.
In 1891-2 he traveled to Illinois to receive the "Keeley Cure" - for alcoholism - and returned ostensibly sober. By 1893, he had declared bankruptcy, the mills were taken over by his brother Ben, and Brodie fell back into a pattern of "indulging in whiskey and women."
However, this did not stem his contributions to the development of much of what we think of as 'historic Durham' today. Having amassed large quantities of land extending from Trinity College through present-day Old North Durham and Duke Park (one source notes his acquisition of "150 acres at $10 an acre",) Duke awaited the establishment of a successful streetcar system to develop his land. The planned trolley extension into future Trinity Park, known as the Dummy Street Railway, failed before it could get off the ground. However, after Richard Wright successfully started the Durham Light and Traction Company in 1901, Duke began subdividing land and selling off parcels in Trinity Park and North Durham. Duke initially named the streets in Trinity such that Gregson St. was named "Hated St." Thus, his antipathy for George Watts - who as a strict Presbyterian no doubt disapproved greatly of Brodie Duke's lifestyle - was expressed each time a person read a map or traveled east-west. The streets would read (depending on the direction of travel) "Duke - Hated - Watts".
Brodie was divorced from his second wife by 1904 (a quite unusual occurrence at the time,) and while on a multi-day bender in New York City during his younger brother Buck Duke's wedding, ended up married to his third wife (to whom he had also given several promissory notes and various prenuptial promises- for how much cash isn't stated.) The Duke family lawyers obtained a warrant for Brodie's commitment to a sanitarium, pleading a temporary insanity due to intoxication. He managed to successfully sue for divorce on the grounds that he had no recollection of the series of events. The brothers were not at all close after Brodie's 'night(s) in New York' and subsequent events.
Brodie had to put his wealth in the care of trustees during this event, and appears to have laid just a bit lower over the next several years. Despite his wayward ways, he seemed to evince some of the same streak of civic and educational generosity that possessed the remainder of his family. In 1886, he had donated the land for the Main Street Methodist Church. In 1910, Duke donated two lots of land for the King's Daughters Home on Buchanan Blvd. with a $500 "nest egg", and evidently named the intersecting street Gloria, "because of the glory of being able to aid such a cause" - that cause being the the provision of shelter and care to elderly women. He also donated the land that became (Brodie) Duke Park.
Also in 1910, Brodie married his fourth wife, Wylanta Rochelle. As Robert Durden puts it, Duke would pass by the Rochelle family home on his walk downtown and stop by the front porch to argue with the Rochelle patriarch, who was a Democrat (Brodie, like all the Dukes, was a staunch Republican - although these were quite different categories than present-day.) The fact that Wylanta Rochelle was 40 years his junior was probably of less concern to the rest of the Duke family than simply ensuring that the groom (and bride) had actually made a sober commitment.
He died on February 2, 1919; per Robert Durden in "The Dukes of Durham", Brodie died unreconciled with his half-brothers, and neither attended his funeral, a ceremony held in his home - although Ben Duke was quite ill at the time.
Submitted by gary on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 5:13pm
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BRODIE DUKE BUILDING / 118 WEST MAIN
BRODIE DUKE WAREHOUSE
DUKE HOMESTEAD
KING'S DAUGHTERS HOME / INN
BRODIE DUKE HOUSE
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Sibling of
Duke, Benjamin Newton
Duke, James Buchanan ("Buck")
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Would YOU splash out on a hot tub? They used to be the preserve of swingers and Essex boys - now they're becoming a middle class must-have
As many as one in ten homeowners have a hot tub installed in their garden
Now the trend is being examined in a new documentary, Hot Tub Britain
By Kathryn Knight for the Daily Mail and Helen Carroll for the Daily Mail
Published: 20:07 EST, 31 August 2014 | Updated: 08:37 EST, 1 September 2014
Eva and Anthony Ainscoe are looking forward to the onset of winter. 'In the evening you pour yourself a glass of wine and sit looking up at the stars all lovely and warm. What could be nicer?' says Anthony.
Come again? After all, the Ainscoes live near Chorley, Lancashire, which is not known for its year-round sunshine.
Well, earlier this year, retired property developer Anthony, 61, and Eva, 59, splashed out £7,000 on a top-of-the-range six-seater hot tub for their beautifully manicured garden.
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Julian and Tracey Dowler installed a £5,000 outdoor whirlpool at their immaculate three-bedroom semi near Rugby, Warwickshire, in 2008 after wedding fair organiser Tracey, 42, experienced 'hot tub envy'
They've taken full advantage of it in the summer — with five grandchildren, aged from six months to five — and are convinced it will come into its own once the temperature plunges.
'I've been in it in the rain and it's beautiful. Now I'm looking forward to a nice snowfall and sitting there with a drink, looking out over the countryside,' says Anthony.
And Anthony and Eva are far from alone.
For Britain, it seems, has gone hot tub crazy. As many as one in ten homeowners have one, with spas bubbling away everywhere from humble patios to the lawns of sprawling stately homes.
Now the trend is being examined in a new documentary, Hot Tub Britain. It focuses on Britain's main outdoor retailer, the Hot Tubs Superstore in Blackpool.
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Superstore founder Dennis Holmes says he's on course to sell 2,000 tubs this year, with £50,000 worth of sales on peak days. Prices start at just over £3,000 for a basic model, rising to £20,000 for a 16ft 'swim spa' with its own current.
The 57-year-old set up the business in 2003 following several years working in the U.S., where hot tubs have been popular for years.
Mr Holmes says: 'Hot tubs were big over in the States years ago and I sensed one day they'll take off in the UK. If your garden isn't big enough for a swimming pool, then a hot tub is the next best thing. And I was right.'
The surge in popularity, he believes, is down to a change in lifestyle here. 'Today a lot of people want a more glamorous life and this is a relatively cost-effective way of getting one,' he says.
But despite its growing popularity, the hot tub is still looked upon with a certain degree of snobbery. No wonder the Superstore's sales director Ross Phillipson — Dennis's son-in-law — is keen to revamp their image.
The Sturgeon family in their garden hot tub at home in Blackpool, Lancashire. Mother Rachel, father Damien with daughter Gracie,8, and son Leon, 13
He says: 'The biggest misconception is that hot tubs are the preserve of swingers, indulgent Premiership footballers or flashy types who live in Essex. In fact, they are bought by anyone and everyone. We recently sold one to a lovely couple in their 80s.
'Another couple in their 70s made a purchase because they go rambling in the Lake District and enjoy a good soak after walking.
'The only thing typical of each owner is that they have their own home and are over 25.'
Rachel Sturgeon, 34, says she couldn't live without the hot tub in her compact garden.
The stay-at-home mum and her engineer husband Damian, 37, had an eight-seater spa installed at their home in Blackpool eight years ago — much to the delight of their children Leon, 12, and Gracie, eight.
'Damian and I are home birds, we don't go out. Instead we like to spend time as a family,' says Rachel. 'Where nicer to do it than in bubbly hot water?
'I recommend everyone to get one. These days they're cheaper than some fridges — and you don't need a huge garden.'
What you do need is a firm, level base to put it on — preferably wood or concrete rather than lawn, as bare feet covered in soil and grass will make the water dirty, and an outdoor power socket.
Management consultant Sally Dickerson, 53, is also a convert. A divorcee, she divides her time between homes in London, the Cotswolds and latterly Pembrokeshire, where she's bought Globe House, a five-bedroom Victorian mansion in Angle, which she uses as a holiday home and holiday let.
'I loved the property as soon as I saw it and then, tucked away in a corner of the garden, I saw an eight-seater hot tub,' she says. 'It was a bit of a surprise, but once I got over the shock, I loved it.'
They're not always stress-free, however. When 42-year-old Simon Parton ordered a £5,000 tub online earlier this year, after pressure from wife Tracey, 41, and their children Ben, 17, Courtney, 14, and ten-year-old Abigail, delivery men couldn't get it into his Birmingham garden.
Mr Parton, a fireman, says: 'I measured up and was sure we could get it down the side of our house.'
But he failed to account for pipes and a gas meter. When the tub ended up stuck halfway down a side alley, he had to hire a crane for £300 to winch it into place. It was worth it — the family have used the tub almost daily since, and he says a lot of his colleagues want one as well.
So, could keeping up with the Joneses have helped fuel the hot tub bonanza? Julian and Tracey Dowler make no denial of their motivation for buying one. They installed a £5,000 outdoor whirlpool at their immaculate three-bedroom semi near Rugby, Warwickshire, in 2008 after wedding fair organiser Tracey, 42, experienced 'hot tub envy'.
She says: 'We'd stayed with one of Julian's colleagues for the weekend and they had a tub. We all climbed in together and cracked open the champagne. It was lovely, but I felt a bit jealous.'
The Dowlers have a racy streak: they go au naturel in their tub — thankfully, their garden is not overlooked — stripping off and climbing in most nights after dinner.
The Dowlers go au naturel in their tub - thankfully, their garden is not overlooked - stripping off and climbing in most nights after dinner
'We've got some nice lighting and heat lamps out there and Julian built a lovely African-style wooden hut around it, so it's very relaxing,' says Tracey.
All this fun doesn't exactly come cheap. The most basic model at Hot Tubs Superstore — the Rio — costs £3,293, though most Hot Tubs Superstore customers spend between £4,000 and £8,000.
Then there's the upkeep.
Tubs are much cheaper to operate these days by keeping them warm, which is more cost effective. This costs around a pound a day, or £30 a month, for an average household.
You also have to buy chlorine and other chemicals to keep them sanitised, which can cost £30 a year, while new water filters every year or 18 months cost £25. A family running a tub all year round would spend £400.
But Anthony Ainscoe believes the cost of his tub was well worth it.
'Watching the grand- children splashing around is lovely,' he says.
A word of warning: Keeping tubs meticulously maintained is essential to avoid them harbouring harmful bacteria, according to Professor Nigel Brown, president of the Society for General Microbiology.
The water in hot tubs is kept at between 30c and 35c, close to body temperature, and it's the ideal environment for Legionella bacteria, which causes the potentially fatal lung infection Legionnaires' disease to flourish.
'Bacteria grows quickly and if there are any bodily fluids in the tub, such as urine or spittle, it provides nutrients,' he says.
'The bubbles from the tub also generate droplets which, when breathed in, can spread Legionella. So you need to keep them very clean. It's important to drain and refill hot tubs every few months.'
There are other less deadly risks, too, with inadequately sanitised hot tubs causing skin rashes and boils.
These slightly gruesome facts are, of course, unlikely to deter the growing army of outdoor tub fans.
Like it or not, they are fast becoming a feature of the British garden.
Hot Tub Britain, ITV, 9pm, September 9.
Would YOU splash out on a hot tub?


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Ireland will become the first country in the world to fully divest from fossil fuels after politicians voted to withdraw all public funds from oil and gas companies. In an effort to meet the country's climate change commitments, as embodied in the Paris agreement, the Fossil Fuel Divestment Bill will probably be brought into force after parliament's summer recess. First introduced by independent MP Thomas Pringle in 2016, the bill has since been backed by all opposition parties. Taking inspiration from universities and cities around the world that have withdrawn financial support from the fossil fuel industry, Mr Pringle began working on the idea after meeting Irish international development charity Trocaire. The passing of the bill will compel the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund to sell off its fossil fuel investments, which stand at more than €300m (£265m) across 150 companies worldwide. Mr Pringle said the withdrawal of this money will not only remove funds from some of the biggest greenhouse gas emitters, it will act as a gesture of Ireland's commitment to tackling climate change. Eamonn Meehan, executive director of Trocaire, agreed that the bill made a "powerful statement" that would serve to improve the nation's reputation as a "climate laggard".


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Here's The Ireland Team We Think Should Start Against Denmark
It may be less than three months since Ireland's last competitive fixture, but it certainly feels like a lot longer. A lot has changed in the world of football since then, with some of our players coming into this international window having achieved fantastic success with their clubs.
But who should start the game against Denmark? The likes of Shane Long and Alan Browne have been ruled out due to injury, leaving Mick McCarthy with a slightly diminished pool of players to choose from. Here's what we think he should go with to secure a result against the Danes.
Formation: 4-2-3-1
This is essentially the formation we saw in the Georgia game, although you would expect the wingers to play a bit deeper away in Denmark.
It suits the personnel we have available for this fixture, and offers a decent mix between solidity and attacking potential.
GK: Darren Randolph
There can be little debate about this selection. Middlesbrough may have had a disappointing season in the Championship, but it was a successful one for Randolph on a personal level.
He was named in the division's team of the season, and is still Ireland's best option by far in the nets.
RB: Seamus Coleman
Perhaps the biggest selection dilemma in the team. Will McCarthy go with his captain in Seamus Coleman, or will he select Ireland's most in-form player in Matt Doherty? The Ireland manager has said that he will not play both, with that experiment not going well against Gibraltar.
Considering the quality possessed by the Danes in forward areas, the Everton man's more well-rounded defensive game should ensure he gets the nod for tomorrow. As Doherty himself said earlier this week, he may have to bide his time when it comes to nailing down a place in the team.
CB: Shane Duffy
Along with Randolph, Shane Duffy is perhaps the first name on the team sheet. While Brighton may have suffered a dramatic dip in form over the closing stages of the season, Duffy continued to account himself well.
A certainty to start.
CB: Richard Keogh
John Egan stated his claim for this spot after an excellent campaign with Sheffield United, but we would persist with Keogh for now.
The Derby captain was excellent in their recent play-off run, showing off his ability to convert defence into attack by carrying the ball out of his own backline. Having done the same for Ireland against Georgia in March, hopefully that will continue tomorrow night.
LB: Enda Stevens
Stevens may not have been at his best during the opening two Euro 2020 Qualifiers, but his form at club level only strengthened in the intervening months. He ended the Championship campaign playing some scintillating football for Sheffield United, acting as one of the main catalysts as they secured automatic promotion to the Premier League.
McCarthy will be expecting the former Shamrock Rovers defender to carry that attacking threat and defensive solidity onto the international scene in the coming months.
CM: Conor Hourihane
Fresh off a strong showing in the play-off final, Hourihane will be hoping to build on his first Ireland goal during the previous international window.
He was Ireland's best player in Gibraltar, before going on to score the decisive goal against the Georgians. More of the same please.
CM: Glenn Whelan
Who should partner Hourihane in the Irish midfield? Considering the magnitude of the fixture and the quality of the opposition, there may be no man better suited that Glenn Whelan.
Despite being released by Aston Villa after their promotion, Whelan was in fantastic form over the final few months of the season.
His experience could be vital in such a big game, while he also seems perfectly suited to attempting to shackle the creative influence of Christian Eriksen in the middle third.
RM: Robbie Brady
Brady played off the right flank in the win over Georgia, and while it was not his best game, you get the feeling McCarthy will give him another opportunity in this one.
Whereas Doherty and Coleman seemed to continually get in each other's way in Gibraltar, Brady's tendency to drift infield left plenty of room for Coleman to operate out wide. That is something he did to wonderful effect, especially in the first half of that game.
We feel it is worth another shot.
CAM: Jeff Hendrick
Hendrick put in his best display in an Ireland shirt for some time against Georgia, seemingly liberated by playing higher up the pitch.
He often struggles at springing attacks from a deeper role, while his defensive acumen is also somewhat lacking. Playing in 'the hole' behind the striker allows him to make the most of his skillset.
LM: Callum Robinson
Apart from the right back spot, this could be the most competitive spot in the team. Callum O'Dowda is fit once again, and has always performed well for Ireland when given the opportunity. James McClean started both of the opening qualifiers, but failed to impress. His high energy style seems more suited to a role off the bench.
Considering O'Dowda's lack of game time at club level in recent months, we would go with Callum Robinson. He finished the season in strong form after recovering from his injury at the turn of the year, a period which included a stunning brace against Ipswich in April.
Robinson was perhaps the lone bright spot for Ireland in 2018 and he deserves another opportunity in this game.
ST: David McGoldrick
After receiving a standing ovation from the Aviva crowd in against Georgia, McGoldrick will start against the Danes. He offers everything Mick McCarthy looks for in a striker, and this game should suit his strengths.
He will run the channels, hold up the ball when required, and bring the wingers and into the game with some nice touches around the box. Hopefully he can grab his first international goal while he's at it!
The Team In Full:
There you have it. Doherty can certainly feel very hard done by, but McCarthy is unlikely to drop Coleman for such a big game. It would not be surprising to see O'Dowda start in place of Robinson, which would likely mean that Brady starts on the left wing, with the Bristol man on the right.
What changes would you make?
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The "Big Push" whilst being great fun is also great way for kids to learn about health topics and get exercise whilst raising funds for the new Maternity Unit's Appeal. But this is not just for kids, we welcome support from secondary schools, colleges and all the big kids out there who fancy getting involved in holding a "Big Push" style event!


With a number of major infrastructure projects taking place right across the U.K, it is more important than ever that the industry needs to swiftly address the growing skills shortage. Organisations must as a start become more inclusive to open up the pool of talent available to the construction industry.
At Hercules we believe that embedding FIR into everything we do we help us attract, retain and develop the best people for the future of the industry.
The company now has three FIR ambassadors that are living up to the key principles of the programme and developing how we further embed FIR into our organisation to reap the benefits; of which there are so many.
Brusk Korkmaz, Managing Director, said "Fairness, Inclusion and Respect is something we hope to embed right through our organisation. We wish our workforce to reflect the communities we are working in and benefit from that diversity. Our industry is all about people and we need to focus on creating an environment that supports each individual for their strengths, regardless of their background.
We welcomed the Tolu Oke and Ian Heptonstall from the Supply Chain Sustainability School, to our South Cerney office to further imbed 'Developing a culture of Fairness, Inclusion and Respect' into our team. The team had a half day training on what FIR means and how to really implement it.
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Етнографски институт САНУ / Institute of Ethnography SASA
ЕИ САНУ - Радови истраживача / IE SASA - Researchers' publications
Between Democracy and Dictatorship: Serbian Society in the Yugoslav State during the 20th century
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Between Democracy and Dictatorship: Serbian Society in the Yugoslav State during the 20th century (en)
Српско друштво у југословенској држави у 20. веку: између демократије и диктатуре (sr)
Srpsko društvo u jugoslovenskoj državi u 20. veku: između demokratije i diktature (sr_RS)
Nikolić, Kosta Николић, Коста Гашић, Ранка
Dobrivojević, Ivana Бонџић, Драгомир Čvorović, Jelena
Great Britain, the Soviet Union and the Resistance Movements in Yugoslavia, 1941
Nikolić, Kosta
(Belgrade : Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, 2019)
AU  - Nikolić, Kosta
AB  - During the Second World War a brutal and distinctly complex war was fought in Yugoslavia. It was a mixture of an anti-fascist struggle for liberation as well as an ideological, civil, inter–ethnic and religious war, which witnessed a holocaust and genocide against Jews and Serbs. At least a million Yugoslavs died in that war, most of them ethnic Serbs. In their policies towards Yugoslavia, each of the three Allied Powers (the United States of America, the Soviet Union and Great Britain) had their short-term and long-term goals. The short-term goals were victory over the Axis powers. The long-term goals were related to the post-war order in Europe (and the world). The Allies were unanimous about the short-term goals, but differed with respect to long-term goals. The relations between Great Britain and the Soviet Union were especially sensitive: both countries wanted to use a victory in the war as a means of increasing their political power and influence. Yugoslavia was a useful buffer zone between British and Soviet ambitions, as well as being the territory in which the resistance to the Axis was the strongest. The relations between London and Moscow grew even more complicated when the two local resistance movements clashed over their opposing ideologies: nationalism versus communism. The foremost objective of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) was to effect a violent change to the pre-war legal and political order of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
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Драгољуб Јовановић и Београдски универзитет
Бонџић, Драгомир
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AB  - The paper is based on the archival documents, press, memoirs and literature. It considers the place of the University of Belgrade in the life and work of
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but his life was closely related to this institution from an early age. On two occasions he was a professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Belgrade in
two different historical epochs: for the first time from 1923 to 1932, and for the
second time, shortly in 1945/46. Both times, Jovanović's work began with great
expectations and hopes, but it was interrupted by expulsion and court judgments. Special attention in the paper was paid to the expulsion of the Dragoljub
Jovanović from the Faculty of Law and the University of Belgrade in 1932 and
1946, as well as the role played by university authorities and university teaching
staff in that expulsion.
C3  - Друштвено-политичка и научна мисао и делатност Драгољуба Јовановића : зборник радова са научног скупа одржаног 29. марта 2019. године
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staff in that expulsion.",
journal = "Друштвено-политичка и научна мисао и делатност Драгољуба Јовановића : зборник радова са научног скупа одржаног 29. марта 2019. године",
title = "Драгољуб Јовановић и Београдски универзитет",
Бонџић, Д.. (2019). Драгољуб Јовановић и Београдски универзитет. in Друштвено-политичка и научна мисао и делатност Драгољуба Јовановића : зборник радова са научног скупа одржаног 29. марта 2019. године
Бонџић Д. Драгољуб Јовановић и Београдски универзитет. in Друштвено-политичка и научна мисао и делатност Драгољуба Јовановића : зборник радова са научног скупа одржаног 29. марта 2019. године. 2019;:169-185.
Бонџић, Драгомир, "Драгољуб Јовановић и Београдски универзитет" in Друштвено-политичка и научна мисао и делатност Драгољуба Јовановића : зборник радова са научног скупа одржаног 29. марта 2019. године (2019):169-185,
Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War
Nikolić, Kosta; Dobrivojević, Ivana
AU  - Dobrivojević, Ivana
UR  - http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?id=0350-76531748243N
AB  - The Second World War involved the conflict of three different ideologies - democracy, fascism and communism - an aspect in which it was different from the Great War. This ideological triangle led to various shifts in the positions, views, and alliances of each of the warring parties. Yugoslavia with its historical legacy could not avoid being torn by similar ideological conflicts. During the Second World War a brutal and exceptionally complex war was fought on its soil. The most important question studied in this paper concerns the foremost objective of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (KPJ) - to carry out a violent change of the legal order and form of government of the pre-war Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
T1  - Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War
IS  - XLVIII
author = "Nikolić, Kosta and Dobrivojević, Ivana",
abstract = "The Second World War involved the conflict of three different ideologies - democracy, fascism and communism - an aspect in which it was different from the Great War. This ideological triangle led to various shifts in the positions, views, and alliances of each of the warring parties. Yugoslavia with its historical legacy could not avoid being torn by similar ideological conflicts. During the Second World War a brutal and exceptionally complex war was fought on its soil. The most important question studied in this paper concerns the foremost objective of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (KPJ) - to carry out a violent change of the legal order and form of government of the pre-war Kingdom of Yugoslavia.",
title = "Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War",
number = "XLVIII",
Nikolić, K.,& Dobrivojević, I.. (2017). Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War. in Balcanica
Belgrade : Institute for Balkan Studies, Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.(XLVIII), 243-267.
Nikolić K, Dobrivojević I. Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War. in Balcanica. 2017;(XLVIII):243-267.
Nikolić, Kosta, Dobrivojević, Ivana, "Creating a Communist Yugoslavia in the Second World War" in Balcanica, no. XLVIII (2017):243-267,
Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку
Чворовић, Јелена; Николић, Коста
(Београд : Етнографски институт САНУ / Belgrade : Institute of Ethnography SASA, 2012)
AU  - Чворовић, Јелена
AU  - Николић, Коста
UR  - http://www.ei.sanu.ac.rs/index.php/gei/article/view/398/337
AB  - У овом тексту аутори покушавају да објасне фаворизовање
синова/мушких потомака у еволуционом смислу код
муслиманског становиштва у Санџаку, користећи
комплементарнe перспективе антропологије, демографије
и историје. Муслиманске породице са подручја Санџака
оставиле су више потомака кроз репродукцију мушке деце
у односу на своје хришћанске суседе. Анализа
демографских података, породичних лоза, друштвених и
економских услова указује на то да је систем наслеђивања
земље имао позитиван утицај на репродукцију мушких
потомака и да су из тог разлога непосредни потомци и
породичне лозе који су наследство преносили по мушкој
линији надмашили у репродукцији потомства и лозе који
нису чинила тако.
AB  - This paper attempts to explain parental son preferences among historical Muslim population in the
Sandžak region, southwestern Serbia. The paper draws
upon data collected in the course of anthropological
fieldwork studies in the region. The fieldwork was performed among Muslim and Christian families in Serbian
rural area of Sandžak, measuring maternal fitness in relation to several variables.
The data set comes from 120 women born between 1880–1924, representing so a
historical demographic data based on individual and lineage records. These data
were complemented with official records from Archive of Novi Pazar, whenever
possible. In this Serbian rural area, land is still considered as an abundant resource,
useful in establishing a family, livestock or agriculture. In the past, in spite of yearly
fluctuations in production, lands and labor constituted a stable source of wealth
from generation to generation. In this study, the data include the socio-economic
status of each woman, assigned according to her husband's family economic status:
land-ownership vs. landless. This represents differences in resource availability in
terms of nutrition, wealth and workload among these women.
As the results show, the Muslim families, on average, left more surviving
descendants through sons, in contrast with their Christian counterparts. The basic
research question, then, is why? Furthermore, what were the impacts of particular
behaviors on reproductive and lineage success, under particular social and ecological conditions?
In this sample, regarding the Muslim families, the family structure was/is
traditional and stratified, characterized by a large disparity in the status of males
and females. Patrilineal inheritance, the concentration of wealth and power in males
and the social restriction of women all characterize even today this patriarchal family arrangement. This supports the Trivers–Willard hypothesis, especially in terms of
sex-biased parental investment after birth in the form of inheritance. In this population, wealth/land was heritable and has a positive effect on subsequent offspring reproduction; therefore, the lineages that concentrated inheritance in males out reproduced those that did not.
To a great extent, religion is politics in this region of the world. Social and
political tensions between different ethnic groups, drawn across religious lines, are central to the Sandžak cultures and it is also relevant in Serbia. In the Islamic
Sandžak, even today, the position of women and women's roles in reproduction occupies central positions in religious, popular, and political discourse. It may be assumed that the Muslim community response to these concerns, especially when
they are a minority, is a stronger emphasis on aspects of family life conducive to
childbearing. Larger family sizes, greater demand for children, and territorial expansions could be the tended outcomes of these group struggles.
PB  - Београд : Етнографски институт САНУ / Belgrade : Institute of Ethnography SASA
T2  - Гласник Етнографског института САНУ / Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA
T1  - Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку
T1  - Son Preference Among the Historical Sandžak Muslim Population
DO  - 10.2298/GEI1202055C
author = "Чворовић, Јелена and Николић, Коста",
abstract = "У овом тексту аутори покушавају да објасне фаворизовање
нису чинила тако., This paper attempts to explain parental son preferences among historical Muslim population in the
childbearing. Larger family sizes, greater demand for children, and territorial expansions could be the tended outcomes of these group struggles.",
publisher = "Београд : Етнографски институт САНУ / Belgrade : Institute of Ethnography SASA",
journal = "Гласник Етнографског института САНУ / Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA",
title = "Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку, Son Preference Among the Historical Sandžak Muslim Population",
doi = "10.2298/GEI1202055C",
Чворовић, Ј.,& Николић, К.. (2012). Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку. in Гласник Етнографског института САНУ / Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA
Београд : Етнографски институт САНУ / Belgrade : Institute of Ethnography SASA., 60(2), 55-72.
https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI1202055C
Чворовић Ј, Николић К. Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку. in Гласник Етнографског института САНУ / Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA. 2012;60(2):55-72.
doi:10.2298/GEI1202055C
Чворовић, Јелена, Николић, Коста, "Фаворизовање мушке деце међу муслиманским становништвом у Санџаку" in Гласник Етнографског института САНУ / Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography SASA, 60, no. 2 (2012):55-72,
https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI1202055C .,


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Алекса́ндр Никола́евич Феду́лов (р. 1955) — российский поэт, прозаик.

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Александр Федулов родился в 1955 году.

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The 10 most interesting cosmic phenomena discovered recently
by space · July 19, 2017
We know a lot about the cosmos, but since everything is relative in the universe, we can say with confidence that we know practically nothing about the cosmos. And it is not necessary that this is bad, because every new discovery still continues to cause us rapture and captures us at least until the next major discovery. Today, let's talk about the top ten most interesting cosmic phenomena discovered recently.
Artificial "space shield" of the Earth
Researchers of the NASA aerospace agency recently discovered that the global use of radio transmission leads to an amazing and very practical consequence – the creation around the Earth of a "bubble" of ultra-low frequencies that protects us from certain types of cosmic radiation.
Our planet has the so-called natural, natural belts of Van Alen, a region where high-energy charged particles of solar radiation penetrate the magnetosphere. However, scientists noted that the electromagnetic force accumulated on Earth formed a kind of low-frequency barrier, reflecting some high-energy cosmic particles, daily trying to bombard the Earth.
The basis for this barrier is the remnants of cosmic electromagnetic debris that has remained since the time of nuclear testing during the atomic age. In addition, the Earth (or rather, we) the last more than 100 years, too, actively emitted radio waves into space. Well, the picture is completed by our numerous power systems scattered all over the world and emitting radio waves of a certain range.
Galaxy with a double galactic ring
The galaxy PGC 1000714 is perhaps the most unique among the ones ever discovered. It refers to the so-called Hogov type and has a ring surrounding it, like the planet Saturn, only, of course, of a galactic scale.
Among all known galaxies, only 0.1 percent possess rings. The unique PGC 1000714 makes the fact that it is one of its kind has not one, but two galactic rings.
The rings surround the core of the galaxy, whose age, according to researchers, is 5.5 billion years. It is replete with aging stars, whose light goes into the red range of the spectrum. Around the main ring there is a much younger exterior, 0.13 billion years old. It is filled with hotter young blue stars.
When scientists monitored the galaxy in different ranges of the spectrum, they found an unexpected imprint of the second, inner ring, located closer to the galactic nucleus, comparable to it in age and completely unrelated to the outer ring. Given the fact that the vast majority of galaxies belong to the classes of elliptical and spiral galaxies, the PGC 1000714 can for a long time retain its uniqueness.
Planet hot stars
The hottest among the detected exoplanets was hotter than most of the stars known to us. The temperature of Kelt-9b is 3777 degrees Celsius, and it's only on its dark side! On the side facing the star, the temperature rises to about 4,327 degrees Celsius. It is almost as hot as the surface of the Sun!
The Kelt-9b exoplanet revolves around a star-shaped Kelt-9 star, and is located about 650 light-years from us in the constellation Cygnus. Type-A stars are considered by scientists as one of the hottest, and in fact the age of Kelt-9 is still only some 300 million years. Over time, the star will expand and eventually actually come into contact with the planet Kelt-9b.
By that time, probably, there will be no more left of the planet than a bare solid core, because the radiation of the star burns up about 10 million tons of the planet's matter every second, which causes the Kelt-9b to throw out a giant tail like a comet.
Quiet supernova
It is not at all necessary to have a spatially distorted supernova or collision of two incredibly dense objects like neutron stars to get a black hole, because it turns out that the stars themselves can turn into black holes.
Scientists have long suspected that this is possible. At least our computer models told us about this clearly. But in practice this phenomenon, apparently, was observed for the first time. Using a large binocular telescope, scientists were able to identify thousands of potentially "failed supernovae." And among all was found a really very interesting.
The star, called N6946-BH1, had a sufficient mass (about 25 times greater than that of the Sun) for manifesting such a phenomenon. The images above show how, according to scientists, this should happen: first, the brightness of the star is insignificant (compared to other supernovae) increases, and then turns into total darkness.
The largest magnetic field in the universe
Many celestial bodies produce their own magnetic fields, but the largest among those ever found belongs to gravitationally-bound clusters of galaxies.
In some clusters it can be stretched for about 10 million light-years. Given the size of our Milky Way, which is some miserable 100,000 light-years away, the figures can not fail to impress.
Inside the clusters there is a colossal volume of charged particles, gas clouds, stars and dark matter. And their chaotic interaction among themselves can create such giant magnetic fields. When the galaxies get too close and eventually collide with each other, the gas contained in them is strongly compressed, creating and firing so-called "relicts" of an arcuate shape, whose length can reach 6 million light years, potentially larger than the size of the clusters, Which gave birth to them.
Fleeting galaxies
The early universe is full of mysteries. And one of such mysteries is, for example, strange galaxies that by all laws should not have existed long enough to gain a sufficient level of observability.
These galaxies already consisted of hundreds of billions of stars (according to current cosmological standards a very impressive figure), when the universe was only 1.5 billion years old or so. Looking further into the past, astronomers discovered a new type of hyperactive galaxies that grew faster than all in the early galactic giants.
When the universe was not even 1 billion years old, these protogalaxies already contained a huge number of stars, generating them 100 times faster than our Milky Way. The researchers also found that even in an early and rather empty universe, there were galaxies that, merging, created the very first clusters.
Mysterious emission of X-ray waves
The cosmic X-ray observatory Chandra saw something very strange when it was conducting an investigation of the light of the early Universe. The telescope has witnessed a powerful X-ray emission, whose source is located about 10.7 billion light years. Unexpectedly, for a moment, its brightness became 1000 times higher, and then completely disappeared about a day.
Astronomers have previously discovered such strange X-ray bursts, but this case was especially noteworthy because the power of this X-ray radiation was 100,000 times greater than that of similar outbursts in the past.
Perhaps, it is a question of a giant supernova, the collision of neutron stars or the excessive activity of white dwarfs. However, the obtained data do not indicate any of these phenomena. The galaxy from which this outburst occurred is much smaller in size and is located much further than in the case of similar phenomena noted in the past, so scientists hope that this is a "completely new type of cosmic cataclysmic event," and very much want to understand it .
The most unusual orbit
We can easily imagine how a black hole can absorb any "gaping" cosmic body that has rashly approached it, but there is an object that, for some miraculous circumstance, is capable of approaching an insanely close distance to a black hole, and, as they say, to him For this nothing happens.
The detected white dwarf X9 is the nearest object located around the black hole. Just think: X9 is from a black hole at a distance not exceeding three times the distance from the Earth to the Moon. Proceeding from this, the orbital period of the white dwarf is only 28 minutes! Every 28 minutes he makes a complete revolution around a giant gap in the space and time of the universe. Even when ordering pizza, you have to wait an hour at best.
Two "bosom friends" are located about 15,000 light-years from us in the balloon star cluster 47 Tucana, which is part of the Tukan star cluster. Astronomers say that before X9, most likely, was a big red star, but later fell into the field of black hole impact, which sucked all the juices out of it, depriving all the outer layers. The peculiarity of the processes that occurred at that time could turn a stellar object into a giant diamond-like body.
Cepheids represent a class of very young stars of only 10 to 300 million years old. They are pulsating stars, why changing brightness makes them ideal kind of galactic beacons.
Researchers find them scattered throughout the Milky Way. However, one thing remained unexplored for scientists: what is the situation with the Cepheids in the galactic core, which does not allow to look there because of the super-dense cluster of interstellar dust? Nevertheless, there was still a way to look inside.
The core was studied in the near infrared spectral range, and this analysis showed very interesting results. It turns out that this area is a "cosmic desert" and completely devoid of any young stars.
Several Cepheids still managed to be found in the very center of the galaxy. However, outside this region for 8000 light years in all directions space is a dead space.
Third wheel? The third spare!
Planets of the class are hot Jupiters are strange in all respects. They are the size of our gas giant Jupiter, but their orbits are so close to their stars that in some cases they are even closer than Mercury from the Sun.
Scientists have been studying these unusual giants for the past 20 years and have discovered to date about 300 of them. However, all these hot Jupiters, as a rule, are alone. But in 2015, researchers at the University of Michigan confirmed what previously seemed impossible – hot Jupiter in a pair!
Moreover, not just one but two celestial bodies act as a companion for him! The family was called WASP-47 and consists actually of the hottest Jupiter and two very different and much more compact bodies. One is a neptune-like object, and the second is an even more compact and denser rocky super-Earth.
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This course analyzes the specific role of the intelligence analyst within the context of the intelligence cycle. It details the methods for taking information from various collection sources and synthesizing into a useful intelligence product.


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BENTON, Ky. (May 24, 2011) – Dave Mansue of Texas has been elected President of the Professional Anglers Association by the PAA Board of Directors.
Mansue, 58, lives on Toledo Bend Reservoir and competes on the PAA Tournament Series and Bassmaster Open circuit. He moved there in 2009 with his wife, Andrea, upon his retirement as a lieutenant after a 30-year career with the West Windsor (N.J.) Police Department.
Other officers elected for the 2011-12 term are Vice-President Kurt Dove of Texas, Treasurer Matt Reed of Texas and Secretary Brian Snowden of Missouri. Mansue, Reed and Snowden joined the PAA in March 2005 and Dove joined in December 2006.
Mansue stays busy with some guiding on Toledo Bend "and a lot of home improvements," as well as work related to the PAA. His hobbies include travel, hunting, fishing and cooking. He welcomed industry veteran and TV show host Charlie Ingram to the PAA Board of Directors and congratulated Dove, Reed and Snowden on being elected to their officer positions.
Nominees from the membership are accepted each year for PAA Board of Directors positions and then voted on by PAA Tour members. Board members then nominate and vote on candidates for officers. Dove, Reed and Snowden have served on the board for the last two years.
Mansue noted the PAA's successes in the last year including growth of membership and sponsors, the success of the PAA Tournament Series and inaugural no-entry PAA All Star Series tournament held in April, and the continued association with the no-entry Toyota Texas Bass Classic held in October.
"I have been a member of the PAA from the inception," Mansue said. "I have always believed that to truly and significantly improve the lives of all our anglers and their families we must develop a system of tournaments in which we are no longer competing for our own entry fees. As a non-profit organization the PAA is in the best position to provide that opportunity. The PAA, despite our youthful status as an organization in this industry, has successfully provided such opportunities to our members with PAA All Star Series and TTBC events.