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USGS Evidence Shows Power of the Sixth Seal (Revelation 6:12)
New Evidence Shows Power of East Coast Earthquakes
Virginia Earthquake Triggered Landslides at Great DistancesReleased: 11/6/2012 8:30:00 AM USGS.govEarthquake shaking in the eastern United States can travel much farther and cause damage over larger areas than previously thought.U.S. Geological Survey scientists found that last year's magnitude 5.8 earthquake in Virginia triggered landslides at distances four times farther—and over an area 20 times larger—than previous research has shown."We used landslides as an example and direct physical evidence to see how far-reaching shaking from east coast earthquakes could be," said Randall Jibson, USGS scientist and lead author of this study. "Not every earthquake will trigger landslides, but we can use landslide distributions to estimate characteristics of earthquake energy and how far regional ground shaking could occur.""Scientists are confirming with empirical data what more than 50 million people in the eastern U.S. experienced firsthand: this was one powerful earthquake," said USGS Director Marcia McNutt. "Calibrating the distance over which landslides occur may also help us reach back into the geologic record to look for evidence of past history of major earthquakes from the Virginia seismic zone."This study will help inform earthquake hazard and risk assessments as well as emergency preparedness, whether for landslides or other earthquake effects.This study also supports existing research showing that although earthquakes are less frequent in the East, their damaging effects can extend over a much larger area as compared to the western United States.The research is being presented today at the Geological Society of America conference, and will be published in the December 2012 issue of the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America.The USGS found that the farthest landslide from the 2011 Virginia earthquake was 245 km (150 miles) from the epicenter. This is by far the greatest landslide distance recorded from any other earthquake of similar magnitude.Previous studies of worldwide earthquakes indicated that landslides occurred no farther than 60 km (36 miles) from the epicenter of a magnitude 5.8 earthquake."What makes this new study so unique is that it provides direct observational evidence from the largest earthquake to occur in more than 100 years in the eastern U.S," said Jibson. "Now that we know more about the power of East Coast earthquakes, equations that predict ground shaking might need to be revised."It is estimated that approximately one-third of the U.S. population could have felt last year's earthquake in Virginia, more than any earthquake in U.S. history. About 148,000 people reported their ground-shaking experiences caused by the earthquake on the USGS "Did You Feel It?" website. Shaking reports came from southeastern Canada to Florida and as far west as Texas.In addition to the great landslide distances recorded, the landslides from the 2011 Virginia earthquake occurred in an area 20 times larger than expected from studies of worldwide earthquakes. Scientists plotted the landslide locations that were farthest out and then calculated the area enclosed by those landslides. The observed landslides from last year's Virginia earthquake enclose an area of about 33,400 km2, while previous studies indicated an expected area of about 1,500 km2from an earthquake of similar magnitude."The landslide distances from last year's Virginia earthquake are remarkable compared to historical landslides across the world and represent the largest distance limit ever recorded," said Edwin Harp, USGS scientist and co-author of this study. "There are limitations to our research, but the bottom line is that we now have a better understanding of the power of East Coast earthquakes and potential damage scenarios."The difference between seismic shaking in the East versus the West is due in part to the geologic structure and rock properties that allow seismic waves to travel farther without weakening.Learn more about the 2011 central Virginia earthquake.
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The government approves of Iran becoming a full nuclear horn: Daniel 8
Iran's parliament passes bill threatening to boost uranium enrichment and suspend inspectors
Iran's parliament has passed a bill that would boost uranium enrichment to pre-2015 levels and block nuclear inspections if sanctions are not lifted, in the wake of the assassination of a top nuclear scientist.
Iran's more moderate president, Hassan Rouhani, whose government signed the landmark 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, had opposed the bill, arguing that it would undermine diplomacy.
Iran's government has repeatedly called on the US to restore the agreement which President Donald Trump withdrew from in 2018. President-elect Joe Biden has promised to return to the pact.
The "Strategic Action Plan to Counter Sanctions" parliamentary bill demands that European parties to the deal lift sanctions on the country's oil and banking sectors by February, threatening to suspend nuclear inspections by watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency and withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, according to Iran's state-run Press TV.
The bill also allows for Iran to begin enriching uranium at 20%, well over the limits set in the nuclear deal, if economic sanctions are not lifted.
Iran's parliament overwhelmingly endorsed the bill on Tuesday, according to Press TV, with 251 out of 260 lawmakers voting in favor of it. Iran's Guardian Council then ratified the bill on Wednesday, according to the parliament's mouthpiece, ICANA. The Guardian Council is a 12-member vetting body that reviews legislation adopted by the parliament.
At a televised cabinet meeting prior to its ratification, Rouhani warned that if the bill became law, it would be detrimental to the diplomatic process aimed at reviving the nuclear pact.
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Pakistan sympathizes with the Iranian nuclear horn: Daniel 8
Pakistan Is Latest Nuclear Power to Condemn Killing of Iranian Scientist As World Remains on Edge
By Tom O'Connor On 12/3/20 at 7:44 PM EST
Pakistan is the latest nuclear power to condemn the killing of a top Iranian atomic scientist, deeming the act a destabilizing event in a region already plagued by widespread unrest.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a former Revolutionary Guard officer who led the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research was shot dead last Friday east of the Iranian capital in a yet unclaimed assassination that has fueled suspicions of Israeli involvement. While Iran has always denied possessing or seeking a nuclear bomb, several nations with such capabilities, such as Pakistan, have spoken out against the slaying.
"Pakistan condemns the assassination of Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in Tehran," the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said Thursday in a statement sent to Newsweek. "We extend sincere condolences to the family members of Mr. Fakhrizadeh and to the Iranian people."
The attack comes about a decade after a series of similar slayings targeted other leading Iranian nuclear scientists and, more recently, in the wake of ongoing tensions between Iran and its top foes Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United States.
Islamabad worried such violence may only further entrench the Middle East in turmoil.
"Such acts not only run contrary to all norms of interstate relations and International Law but also threaten the peace and stability of an already fragile region," the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said. "Pakistan strongly urges all sides to exercise maximum restraint and avoid further escalation of tensions in the region."
Pakistan neighbors Iran and Pakistani officials have previously expressed to Newsweek the importance they place on stability along their country's border with the fellow Islamic Republic.
Pakistan, one of nine countries believed to be in the nuclear weapons club, conducted its first public nuclear test in 1998, largely in response to a test conducted just two weeks earlier by rival India. Pakistan is believed today to hold around 160 nuclear weapons and India 150, according to the Federation of American Scientists.
While India—which has developed increasingly close ties to Israel and its top ally, the United States—has remained quiet, other world powers with nuclear stockpiles have spoken out.
Pakistani soldiers wearing facemasks patrol near the closed Pakistan-Iran border in Taftan on February 25. In addition to challenges posed by insurgents and drug traffickers in the region, the COVID-19 pandemic tightened security at crucial border crossings in the region. BANARAS KHAN/AFP/Getty Images
Days after Fakhrizadeh's death, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told reporters on Monday her country was appalled by the act and called on those responsible to be exposed.
"China is shocked by the killing of the Iranian scientist and condemns this violent crime," Hua said. "We hope that the incident will be thoroughly investigated."
Like Islamabad, Beijing worried about the potential ramifications in an already restive region.
"China opposes any act that aggravates regional tensions and undermines regional peace and stability," Hua said. "As the current situation in the region is highly complex and sensitive, all parties should work together to ease regional tensions and maintain regional peace and stability."
China is believed to possess up to about 320 nuclear weapons, having tested its first atomic weapon in 1961, just years after an ideological split with the Soviet Union led to tensions between the two communist powers.
Today, however, Beijing and Moscow are perhaps more aligned than ever. Both see the U.S. as a destabilizing force in the Middle East and support Iran economically despite Washington's tight sanctions and, after the recent expiration of a U.N. arms embargo, perhaps soon militarily as well.
Russia, which currently holds the world's largest nuclear arsenal with some 6,370 warheads at its disposal, had particularly harsh words for those behind the killing of Fakhrizadeh.
"We strongly condemn the murder of researcher Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on November 27 in Iran," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Monday. "We express serious concern over the provocative nature of this terrorist act clearly aimed to destabilize the situation and escalate conflict potential in the region. Whoever is behind the murder, whoever tried to use it to their political gain, must be held responsible."
Fakhrizadeh's killing came in what's slated to be the final weeks of President Donald Trump's administration, which despite officially disputing rival President-elect Joe Biden's win, has formally begun the transition process set to complete January 20. During his tenure, Trump significantly escalated tensions with Iran by leaving a 2015 deal that granted the Islamic Republic sanctions relief in exchange for curbing its nuclear activities.
The deal was signed by Iran along with the U.S., China, Russia, France and the United Kingdom, all permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and nuclear states of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), as well as Germany.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L), Chinese President Xi Jinping (C) and Iran's President Hassan Rouhani attend the Expo Center before the opening ceremony at the Expo Center at the fourth Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) summit in Shanghai on May 21, 2014. Tehran opened up to the West the following year with the nuclear deal but now turns East to Moscow and Beijing for support under crushing U.S. sanctions. ALY SONG/AFP/Getty Images
Despite the U.S. unilateral exit in 2018, the rest of the parties continue to back the accord, even if Europe has struggled to maintain trade ties in the face of tough Trump administration sanctions and Iran has begun enriching uranium at higher levels in response.
After openly claiming the killing of Revolutionary Guard Quds Force Major General Qassem Soleimani earlier this year, the U.S. has stayed silent on Fakhrizadeh's demise and the State Department declined Newsweek's request for comment on the matter.
Already breaking with the U.S. in backing the Iran nuclear deal, the European Union quickly denounced the killing of Fakhrizadeh, which the EU deemed illegal.
"This is a criminal act and runs counter to the principle of respect for human rights the EU stands for," the EU's External Action Service said in a statement Saturday, just a day after the act.
The statement expressed condolences on behalf of EU Foreign Affairs High Representative Josep Borrell, who also wished a recovery to those injured in an attack that exacerbated existing frictions across the Middle East.
"In these uncertain times, it is more important than ever for all parties to remain calm and exercise maximum restraint in order to avoid escalation which cannot be in anyone's interest," the statement said.
The three European signatories to the nuclear deal also separately expressed concern.
The French Foreign Ministry said Monday it has "taken note with concern" of Fakhrizadeh's killing. "In a context of regional tensions, we are closely monitoring its repercussions in Iran and the region," the ministry said.
Paris advised calm on all sides.
"We are calling for restraint in order to keep the channels of dialogue and negotiation open," the French Foreign Ministry said. "In this context, we reiterate our calls for efforts to avoid an escalation of tensions."
Germany also urged cooler heads to prevail as the temperature rose on heated Middle East frictions.
"We call on all parties to avoid taking any action which could lead to a new escalation of the situation" which "we absolutely do not need at this moment," a German Foreign Ministry spokesperson said in a statement that appeared in Agence France-Presse.
The spokesperson noted that the situation was especially complicated by an imminent change of power in Washington, where Biden has vowed to return to the nuclear deal when he takes office next month.
"Weeks before a new government takes office in the United States, existing dialogue with Iran must be maintained in order to resolve through negotiation the conflict over Iran's nuclear program," the spokesperson said.
U.K. Foreign Minister Dominic Raab, for his part, offered a similar sentiment pending a clearer understanding of the situation.
"We are concerned about the situation in Iran and the wider region. We do want to see a deescalation of tensions," Raab told Sky News on Sunday.
Based on what he's observed so far, however, he saw a potential criminal element in the killing of a scientist, even if he did have a military background.
"We're still waiting to see the full facts of what's happened in Iran, but I would say that we stick to the rule of international humanitarian law, which is very clear against targeting civilians," Raab said.
Members of Iranian forces pray around the coffin of slain nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh during the burial ceremony at Imamzadeh Saleh shrine in northern Tehran, on November 30. Iran said Israel and an exiled opposition group used new and "complex" methods to assassinate its leading nuclear scientist, as it buried him in a funeral befitting a top "martyr" featuring his face alongside those of Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander Major General Qassem Soleimani and Iraqi Popular Mobilization Force deputy chief Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, both of whom were killed in a U.S. strike in January. HAMED MALEKPOUR/TASNIM NEWS/AFP/Getty Images
Two thirds of the E3 possess nuclear weapons, with the French arsenal estimated at 290 and the U.K.'s at around 230. As members of the NATO military alliance, they, along with Germany, also operate a collective defense pact led largely by the United States.
An eighth nuclear power, believed to be the most recent, has yet to comment on the matter. North Korea has traditionally been selective in its remarks on foreign affairs, though in the case of Fakhrizadeh, the matter could be somewhat personal.
Fakhrizadeh himself reportedly traveled to North Korea to attend the third nuclear test of the elusive militarized state in 2013. The extent to which Pyongyang and Tehran's weapons programs are linked remains a point of debate among experts and officials but both governments and their supreme leaders are linked in their skepticism and, at times, outright opposition toward the West and its global interventions.
The ninth country believed to possess nuclear weapons has never openly admitted to having them but deeply opposes efforts by other regional states to acquire them.
Israel considers its qualitative military edge over other powers into the Middle East to be an existential asset due to the ongoing hostility emanating from its original 1948 establishment and war with Arab states that backed Palestinians claiming the same territory. Today, five Arab states have normalized relations with Israel, three—the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan—since August, and Iran remains the top priority.
The Israel Defense Forces recently told Newsweek its personnel "remain vigilant as ever, prepared for various Iranian attacks and they stand ready to defend Israeli civilians." The Israeli military declined to comment further on the subject of Fakhrizadeh's killing.
Alireza Miryousefi, spokesperson for the Iranian mission to the United Nations, told Newsweek his country too "is perfectly capable of defending its people and its territory," remaining vigilant as ever against potential threats.
As for revenge, he warned Iran would act at its own pace and place.
"Retaliation for Dr. Fakhrizadeh's assassination will come in due course against the perpetrators of the terrorist action," Miryousefi said, "and at a time and place of our choosing,"
The Antichrist may be preparing a bid to be Iraq's next prime minister
Muqtada al-Sadr may be preparing a bid to be Iraq's next prime minister
The populist cleric appears to be gearing up for the upcoming parliamentary elections slated for June 2021 in a bid to win the premiership.
Omar al-Jaffal
Iraqi Shiite cleric and leader of the Sadrist movement Muqtada al-Sadr has launched what looks like an early electoral campaign in preparation for the parliamentary elections slated for June 6. Sadr had said before that he would not participate in the elections this time, but he has changed his mind and declared that not only will he participate in the elections, he also plans to win a majority required to gain the premiership.
Sadr has ordered his followers to gather on Dec. 4, in a mass demonstration attending Friday pray and declare unity against the opponents. This was seen as mobilization for widespread participation in the early parliamentary elections.
In the same vein, thousands of his supporters answered Sadr's call to demonstrate in Tahrir Square in the center of Baghdad on Nov. 27, demanding "an end to corruption."
Sadr did not attend the protests to address his supporters, some of whom were wearing army fatigues. He sent a representative, Sheikh Khudhayer al-Ansari, who tried to emulate the religious and political oratory style of Sadr and his father, Mohammed Sadiq al-Sadr.
Sadr's propaganda among his supporters is that he "does not seek to be in power" but "wants to vanquish those who want to harm Iraq."
The top Shiite cleric tried to reassure the people and political forces that his move to win the elections will not be through "violence, killings, starting fires, blocking roads, bombing, occupation or any form of injustice."
Nonetheless, Sadr's supporters put on quite a violent show in the city of Nasiriyah, capital of the Dhi Qar governorate, raising speculation that Sadr might resort to violence to snatch a victory in the early elections and secure the position of prime minister.
On the evening of Nov. 27, Sadr's supporters clashed with sit-in protesters at Haboubi Square in Nasiriyah, killing seven people and wounding more than 70.
Protesters in Dhi Qar said that Sadr's supporters wanted to take over the square and disperse the sit-in, which resulted in clashes between the two sides.
A few hours after the brawl, Sadr's supporters set ablaze the protesters' tents in Haboubi Square, which have been pitched since October 2019. These protesters have been calling for real reforms and holding those who killed their friends accountable. They were not satisfied with the resignation of former Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, nor with Mustafa al-Khadimi's promises of early elections, which did not persuade them to end their demonstrations, as happened in Baghdad.
The protesters in Dhi Qar built new tents, returned to the square, and continue to protest.
It is true that the Iraqi cleric urged his supporters to join the October 2019 demonstrations, but he turned against the protesters months later, which prompted them to shout slogans against him in the streets. Sadr is criticized by many on the streets of Iraq.
According to observers, Muqtada wants to end the protests.
"Sadr got what he wanted from the demonstrations, which is a new electoral law approved by parliament," a source in the Iraqi Communist Party told Al-Monitor. "People in the streets are no longer sparing Sadr in their slogans and chants."
Sadr does not seem to be banking on the votes of Iraqi protesters in the upcoming elections, especially since the new electoral law divides Iraq into small electoral districts, which works to the advantage of the Sadrist movement — capable of distributing its supporters' votes to its candidates. Meanwhile, protesters are divided and split between different groups.
Sadrist parliament members have been intensifying their television appearances on political programs in a bid to promote voting in the elections; they're calling on demonstrators to end their protests and resort instead to elections to bring about the political change they demand.
Harith Hasan, a nonresident senior fellow at the Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center, said the "Sadrist movement widely believes that the new electoral law would allow it to increase its seats in parliament because the seats in the new electoral law have been distributed widely in different Iraqi districts, and Sadrists believe they can gain more seats by managing their voters to vote for a specific candidate in each district."
During Iraq's three parliamentary elections held between 2005 and 2014, the Sadrist movement maintained about 11% of the seats. In the 2018 vote, however, it won about 15.8% of the parliamentary seats, making it the largest bloc with 52 parliament members.
Amin Zwair, a parliament member for Sadr's Sairoon Alliance, said, "The Sadrist supporters are ideological, and we can direct them."
He told Al-Monitor, "When we instruct our voters to vote for a candidate, they do it."
Yet it seems unlikely that the Sadrist movement will have the upper hand in the Cabinet formation, as the Iraqi political game does not guarantee a parliamentary majority for any party without having to form alliances with other political forces. The political parties will not feel comfortable handing over the most important positions in the Iraqi government to Sadr.
In fact, the results of the elections cannot be predicted as of now, but the Sadrist movement appears to be playing its cards to try and seize a win and has already launched its electoral campaign by mobilizing people in large demonstrations in the street. Most importantly, no one can predict Sadr's next move.
Closing in to World War-3: Revelation 16
World War-3 Could Start From Asia With Nuclear-Tipped India & Israel Likely To Be Involved In The Showdown
EurAsian Times DeskDecember 3, 2020
Amid increasing tensions between India and Pakistan, Pakistan PM Imran Khan attended a supposedly 'very important' meeting at the headquarters of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the country's intelligence agency, on November 29.
Within 24 hours of the high-profile meeting, a Pakistani fighter plane is said to have intruded close to the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir.
The meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Finance Minister Asad Umar, Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Nadeem Raza, Air Chief Mujahid Anwar, Navy Chief Amjad Khan Niazi, Chief of General staff Sahir Shamshad Mirza and General Faiz Hameed.
India and Pakistan, along with China, have been at loggerheads ever since India's PM Narendra Modi abrogated Article 370 which gave special status to the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir, on August 5, 2019. India is now reportedly 'planning' to deploy the Rafael fighter jets to give it deterrence against Pakistan.
The latest provocation came on May 8, 2020, when India decided to air the Gilgit-Baltistan weather report on its public broadcasters — All India Radio and Doordarshan– which made China 'see red' and it led to India losing 20 soldiers on June 15, 2020, in Ladakh.
Thereafter, India's defense minister went on to state in Parliament that China had already acquired 38,000 sq km of Indian land in Ladakh on September 17, 2020.
Imran Khan visits ISI headquarters on 29 November
But, ironically, PM Modi had on June 20, 2020, stated that no one had intruded inside the Indian territory. China is also eying Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, and even Himachal Pradesh.
India has vowed to fight it out with China. Every media outlet had been agog, since last May, with reports of Indian and China-Pakistan military build-up, with the situation day-by-day building towards a two-front war against India.
Pakistan, ironically, has been hampered by what may be called 'deft diplomacy' by India as its time-tested ally, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), has ditched the country over Kashmir. This has forced Pakistan to return its remaining $2-billion loan and snapping the oil supply on deferred loan, with the UAE also canceling 3000 job visas to Pakistan.
There are now reports that the KSA and the UAE have threatened to undermine the Pakistan Stock Exchange as both want Pakistan to accept Israel, which the former has refused.
The two influential Arab countries have also been regularly threatening that they would send back millions of Pakistani workers, which India is too ready to replace, after substantive negotiations by India's external affairs minister S. Jaishankar during his tour to Bahrain and the UAE on November 24-25. He is also to visit KSA soon.
India too has had a setback with its long-time ally Russia, which it sidelined going ahead with signing BECA with the US, to be able to counter-balance China, which has been the country's long desire since the China war of 1962.
Meanwhile, Israel is backing India without any conditions to meet the two-front China-Pakistan threat on its north-west and north-east borders. Pakistan had distanced itself from KSA on August 6, 2020, and on August 14, the UAE accepted Israel. Israel's creations are concomitant with India, both for its ideological and business interests with the country.
The stage is getting set for another 'world war'. Iran is contemplating to attack the US and the Israeli assets after its nuclear scientist was murdered allegedly by the Israel intelligence agency, Mossad, and the US have been encircling China in its the South China Sea with the help of Japan, India, Australia, and Taiwan.
The situation in the Himalayas is also getting more and more intense as Chinese defense minister Wei Fenghe visited Nepal on November 28. India had raised strong objections to Nepal announcing a new map in its parliament comprising Indian territories, in May 2020.
Wei also visited Pakistan, barely a few hours after Pakistan aircraft had created a controversy, as reports suggest that India and China had already deployed elite commandos on either side of the Pangong Tso lake in Ladakh. Perhaps, Wei's visit is the final call that war is coming.
As the world inches closer to war, it would have to be a catastrophe as India, China and Pakistan are nuclear powers, and the world today has certainly reached a point where a small 'spark' may snowball into a full-fledged war.
The killing of the Iranian scientist by Israel, which was on the cards for a long time, may turn out to be the next 'Sarajevo' incident, which Joseph Biden might inherit or has to face after ascending to power on January 21, 2021. The undeclared nuclear state Israel has just reportedly killed another Iranian commander Muslim Shahdan on December 1, 2020.
Iran, as a matter of fact, had avenged the killing of its General Qasem Soleimani by the US, within a month when top CIA official Michael D'Andrea aka 'Ayatollah Mike' was killed with the help of Afghan-Taliban, reported Asia Times, on February 7, 2020.
Maybe the long-anticipated war, which is expected to be nothing short in its propensity of a third world-war is round the corner as the world battles the Covid-19 pandemic.
The writer is a former State Information Commissioner, India. He is a media analyst and writes on international politics.
Iran is almost nuclear ready: Daniel 8
Iran Moves to Increase Uranium Enrichment and Bar Nuclear Inspectors
Iran's response to the assassination of its top nuclear scientist poses an early challenge to the Biden administration, and may be seen as a provocation by President Trump.
Iran responded Wednesday to the assassination of its top nuclear scientist by enacting a law ordering an immediate ramping up of its enrichment of uranium to levels closer to weapons-grade fuel.
The measure also requires the expulsion of international nuclear inspectors if American sanctions are not lifted by early February, posing a direct challenge to President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.
It was not clear whether the action was the totality of the Iranian response to the killing of the scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, whom American and Israeli intelligence agencies regarded as the guiding force of past efforts by Tehran to design a nuclear weapon, or whether more was to come. Iranian officials have vowed to avenge his killing.
By Farnaz Fassihi and David E. Sanger
The new law orders Iran's Atomic Energy Agency to resume enriching uranium to a level of 20 percent immediately, returning Iran's program to the maximum level that existed before the 2015 nuclear agreement reached with the Obama administration.
Uranium enriched to that level would give Iran the ability to convert its entire stockpile to bomb-grade levels within six months. Despite the lag time, the order to start the process may be seen by the Trump administration as a provocation in its waning days.
Just three weeks ago, after news of modest advances in the size of Iran's nuclear stockpile, Mr. Trump asked his advisers about military options to stop the country from producing the fuel. He was talked out of considering an attack by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, one of the fiercest of the Iran hawks in the administration, and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Mark A. Milley, among other senior officials.
The new law also sets a two-month deadline for oil and banking sanctions against Iran to be lifted before inspectors are barred, creating a potential crisis for the early days of the Biden administration. The inspections conducted by the International Atomic Energy Agency, a branch of the United Nations, have been the main public source of information about the progress of Iran's program.
The timing seems deliberately intended to press Mr. Biden to re-enter the nuclear deal with Iran immediately upon taking office. Mr. Biden has said he would be willing to do so, at least as a starting point, if Iran once again respected the limitations of the 2015 deal.
THE ASSASSINATION
Was the real purpose of killing Iran's top nuclear scientist to limit President-elect Biden's options?
The speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, a former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, said the measure was meant to send the West a message in the aftermath of the assassination that the "one-way game is over."
Iran's Parliament, dominated by conservatives, initially passed the law in an angry session on Tuesday in which lawmakers fumed over the killing of Mr. Fakhrizadeh. A physicist and a high-ranking official in the Defense Ministry, he was killed on Friday in a complex ambush, the details of which are still being debated.
A number of intelligence officials have said Israel was responsible for the attack, though the Israeli government has remained silent.
"The criminal enemy will not feel remorse unless we show a fierce reaction," Mr. Qalibaf said. Lawmakers stood up in the chamber with fists in the air, chanting "death to Israel" and "death to America" as they passed the bill in a televised session.
The law was ratified Wednesday by Iran's Guardian Council, an appointed body that oversees the elected government.
President Hassan Rouhani, whose government negotiated the 2015 Iran accord over the objection of Iranian hard-liners, had opposed the legislation, calling it counterproductive.
"The government does not agree with this legislation and considers it damaging for diplomacy," he said Wednesday before the measure was ratified.
His government is now obliged to carry out the law, though outside experts noted that it could slow-walk the effort, citing technical challenges. And ramping production up to the levels required in the bill would require revisions in the infrastructure deep inside Iran's main nuclear facility at Natanz — the same one that was hit by a devastating Israeli-American cyber-strike more than a decade ago.
Uranium enriched to 20 percent purity is a quick hop to bomb-grade uranium, which is roughly 90 percent pure. But getting from the current levels of 4 or 5 percent enrichment to 20 percent is a far bigger leap than the final move to bomb-grade fuel.
Iran has said its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, though American intelligence assessed that Iran had a fully active, secret weapons program run by Mr. Fakhrizadeh until 2003. Israeli officials and some American intelligence officials believe that program has continued at a lower level; the scientist was slapped with new American sanctions in recent years.
By mandating a restoration of production and enrichment levels, the new law essentially wipes away the last of the main constraints negotiated by President Barack Obama and a team of diplomats led by Secretary of State John Kerry.
Under that agreement, which the Trump administration abandoned in 2018, Iran shipped most of its nuclear stockpile out of the country, to Russia. The agreement also limited enrichment to under 4 percent.
A year after Mr. Trump pulled out of the nuclear accord, Iran began rebuilding the stockpile and inching up the enrichment levels. The new law is clearly designed as a pressure device aimed at removing economic sanctions, which have crippled Iraq's economy and choked off much of its oil exports.
Barring international inspectors, the State Department said Wednesday, would violate Iran's legal obligations under existing nuclear agreements.
"We have full confidence in the I.A.E.A. to continue carrying out its verification and monitoring activities in Iran, and to report to the board of governors if there is any shortfall in Iran's cooperation," the State Department said in an emailed statement.
It was not immediately clear how long it would take Iran to reach 20 percent enrichment, but David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, said it could be done in as little as six months.
"They know how to do it," Mr. Albright said in an interview. "They've done it before. Something less than six months is the worst-case scenario if they devote all their resources to it."
Mr. Rouhani's top adviser, Hesameddin Ashena, said that the brief window for Mr. Biden to act after taking office could allow the hard-line faction to take credit for lifting sanctions and for getting Washington to re-enter the nuclear deal by threat instead of by diplomacy.
But it is far from clear that Iran will be willing to simply go back to the old levels. Some officials have demanded that the United States first pay reparations to Iran for lost oil sales since Mr. Trump reimposed sanctions. Some of Mr. Biden's aides have said that they could not imagine how that could be politically possible.
And while Mr. Biden has said he wants to go back to the deal, he has also said that returning now to the original provisions, which expired in 2030, would be insufficient. The accord would have to be extended and expanded.
The Biden transition team declined to comment on the Iranian law.
"I think the law is a clear sign that Tehran will not be taking a 'wait and see' attitude toward Biden's Iran policy," said Henry Rome, a senior Iran analyst at Eurasia Group. "Tehran wants to be at the top of the agenda for the new administration, and escalating its nuclear program is a surefire way to do it."
The concept of expelling inspectors is not a new one. North Korea did the same during a standoff with the Clinton administration in 1994, and also renounced the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, of which it was a member.
In 2006 the North exploded its first nuclear device, and it has conducted a half-dozen or so tests since. Iran and North Korea have cooperated extensively on missile technology in the years since, and Iranian officials have carefully studied the North Korean experience.
Katie Glueck, William J. Broad and Lara Jakes contributed reporting.
Israel Appears Headed for Elections as Iran Nukes Up
Israel Appears Headed for Elections as Iran Digs in Nuclear Feet
HonestReporting StaffDecember 2, 2020
In a preliminary vote, Israeli lawmakers on Wednesday approved a bill to disperse the legislature and head towards a fourth election in two years. The move came after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief coalition partner, Alternate Prime Minister and Defense Minister Benny Gantz, announced Tuesday night that his Blue and White party would back a motion to dissolve parliament.
Netanyahu and Gantz earlier this year joined forces after the latter broke away from an alliance with Moshe Ya'alon and Yair Lapid, who is currently opposition leader. At the time, Gantz said he thought unity was necessary in order to combat the coronavirus crisis. Under the coalition agreement, he is slated to become premier next November.
While disagreement over the 2021 national budget is the ostensible reason for the current political impasse, most analysts agree that mutual distrust and constant bickering between Netanyahu and Gantz has paralyzed the government.
With Blue and White now favoring disbanding parliament unless Netanyahu makes unlikely concessions, a majority of lawmakers is expected on Wednesday to vote to bring down the Jewish state's 35th government. However, the bill will subsequently have to pass three additional readings in the Knesset before Israelis are forced back to the polls, likely at the beginning of spring.
Iran's parliament passed legislation requiring the country to suspend United Nations inspections and ignore other restraints on its nuclear program unless economic sanctions are lifted and Tehran is granted renewed access to global banking and oil markets within a month.
"Death to America! Death to Israel!," Iranian lawmakers chanted after passing a draft of the bill in a session broadcast live on state radio. The move, which comes less than a week after the assassination of top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, is being construed by many as symbolic given that the final say on nuclear issues rests in the hands of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
Meanwhile, Tehran's demand that the United Nations Security Council condemn Fakhrizadeh's targeted killing and take action against those responsible has gone unheeded.
The normalization deal between Israel and Sudan is reportedly at risk of falling apart due to a demand by Khartoum that the United States Congress pass legislation by the end of the year that would protect the North African country from terror-related lawsuits.
Sudan was the third Arab state — after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain — to publicly agree to establish ties with Israel over the past three months. It did so under considerable pressure from the Trump Administration, which reportedly demanded that Khartoum normalize ties with the Jewish state in exchange for sanctions relief and access to international credit.
Sudan was placed on the US list of "state sponsors of terror" in 1993.
Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, a spokesman for the Islamist terrorist group announced.
Sinwar, 58, is "following the advice of health authorities and taking precautionary measures," Hazem Qassem said; this, without disclosing the Hamas chief's condition.
Sinwar, a former head of the terror group's security apparatus, became the organization's leader in the Gaza Strip in 2017, six years after he was freed in a prisoner swap with Israel.
Authorities in the coastal Palestinian enclave have registered nearly 21,000 coronavirus cases and 111 deaths.
An Israeli woman with muscular dystrophy was elected to serve on a United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Odelia Fitoussi, 43, is the first Israeli to sit on the body comprising only nine people. She received support from 109 countries.
In response, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin tweeted:
For his part, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Fitoussi, who was born with a genetic neuromuscular disorder known as SMA2, telling her that he appreciates the "abilities and skills that led her to be elected to a significant and important position in the international arena."
The UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, or CRPD, is a body of independent experts tasked with monitoring the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which was signed by nearly every country in the world.
"I feel privileged to be a member of the CRPD, the place where Israel was a partner in creating a new language for people with disabilities, a language of rights, of pride in who you are, in our uniqueness as people with disabilities who enrich society with all the good we have built," Fitoussi said in a statement.
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Q: How to do an order by ACROSS multiple columns I need to do an order by across multiple columns.
I am using Spring data jpa for my queries.
e.g Consider the following dataset :
id | name     | scientific_name
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1  | Rose     |
2  |          | Canna generalis
3  |          | Dianthus chinensis
4  | Hibiscus |
5  |          | Helianthus
6  | Daisy    |

While ordering, I want to perform order on name and scientific_name at same time.
NOT like order by name and then order by scientific_name.
Desired result after order by :
id | name     | scientific_name
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2  |          | Canna generalis
6  | Daisy    |
3  |          | Dianthus chinensis
5  |          | Helianthus
4  | Hibiscus |
1  | Rose     |

A: What you seem to look for is
ORDER BY COALESCE(name, scientific_name)

you can use it in a JPQL statement provided in a @Query annotation and it also should work in a native query since it is standard SQL and supported by many databases.
If your "empty" columns don't contain null but empty strings instead you can handle that with:
ORDER BY COALESCE(NULLIF(name, ''), scientific_name)

A: Here's your query. order by will do this trick
select t1.* from testA t1
left join testA t2 on t2.id = t1.id
order by isnull(t2.scientific_name, t1.[name]) asc

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On behalf of James M. Wagman, Attorney at Law posted in Misdemeanors on Thursday, January 24, 2019.
Drivers here are expected to adhere to the traffic laws when they are on the road. That includes the basics, like staying within the posted speed limit, not making reckless or negligent actions and driving while sober. However, mistakes happen, and people can face allegations that they have committed traffic violations. Whether they are guilty or not, it is imperative to understand the various penalties that can be assessed should there be a conviction. For some, a problem driver restriction can be placed on the person's driver license.
When there is a problem driver restriction, the person will only be allowed to drive in the following circumstances: when he or she is going to and from their place of employment; while they are within their hours of employment, if driving is part of the job; to go to and from medical appointments for the individual and a member of the household; to go to and from a motor vehicle office for issues regarding the license; to go to and from a daycare or school of the child's attendance is required for the person to stay employed; and to go to and from a school, university or other educational entity where the person is enrolled.
Only those who have a Class D license can have this restriction. The driver restriction will be on the license for various periods, depending on why it has been put on the license. If it is because of an alcohol-related issue, it will be for 5 years. Other issues will result in it being on the license for two years.
People can have the restriction withdrawn, and they will face other driver license penalties if they are caught speeding, tailgating, driving when they were not supposed to be driving, committing a cellphone or texting violation, driving recklessly or committing two other traffic violations, such as failure to wear a seatbelt -- not included are non-moving violations, parking tickets and similar infractions.
A problem driver restriction can severely effect a person's life. After they have committed a violation that could result in a problem driver restriction, it is wise to understand the consequences and formulate a viable defense against the charges.


The second half of the month brings a number of authors to David's Bookshop for reading and signing sessions.
This evening from 7.30pm, editor Katie Macdonald will be at the store to discuss her book, The Conscientious Objector's Wife, which tells a 100-year-old love story across two settings – Letchworth, and a First World War prison.
On 4 November 1916, Frank Sunderland, a pacifist from Letchworth, was formally arrested for refusing to join the armed services under the Military Service Act 1916.
His wife Lucy remained living in Letchworth with their three children and the couple wrote to each other as often as they could. Their letters are rare surviving evidence of working-class war time experience.
In editing these letters Katie Macdonald needed to research nearly two hundred footnotes. The book explores Letchworth's welcoming attitude to war time refugees, the elections of 1918 and 1919, and the remarkable numbers of men and women in political partnerships.
On Monday, the Letchworth store welcomes Sunday Times journalist Philip Norman, who will discuss and sign his book, Slowhand, The Life and Music of Eric Clapton.
The biography delves into the life story and career of the acclaimed star, his consumption of drugs and alcohol, and reveals when he fell in love with Pattie Boyd – the wife of his best friend George Harrison. Philip Norman will be at the store from 7.30pm.
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The story is a fairy-tale of love, loss and revenge. It follows the life of a nameless man who is drawn into a new world by passion, but kept there by trickery. His memories are taken from him and he is separated from his own people. The author of 15 bestselling novels, including Chocolat, will be in Letchworth from 7.30pm.
Next Monday, Doctor Who script writer and novelist Ben Aaronovitch will discuss and sign his latest novel in the River of London series, Lies Sleeping.
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Q: lazyload() breaks jQuery Mobile changePage and navigate in iOS phonegap The conflict between lazyload and jquery mobile breaks the expected results of using $.mobile.changePage and $.mobile.navigate in phonegap iOS builds.
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$ docker build --rm -t local/c7-systemd .
In order to run a container with systemd, you will need to mount the cgroups volumes from the host. Below is an example command that will run the systemd enabled httpd container created earlier.
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[root@web02 ~]# docker run -d --name docker-daemon centos:6  /bin/bash -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"
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Garret Graves is a Representative from Louisiana. He was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on January 31, 1972.
He attended the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Louisiana Tech University, and American University.
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Gerrard must lift players after agony of Betfred Cup defeat
Steven Gerrard knows he has to lift his players after their cup final agony (Jane Barlow/PA)
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Steven Gerrard faces the tough task of lifting his players after the agonising 1-0 defeat to Celtic in the Betfred Cup final.
Celtic won with a goal from Christopher Jullien but had Alfredo Morelos converted from the penalty spot things might have been different.
Celtic had to play with 10 men for the last 27 minutes after Jeremie Frimpong was sent off for his part in the incident which saw Rangers awarded the penalty which was saved by Fraser Forster.
REACTION: Steven Gerrard spoke to RangersTV after today's match. pic.twitter.com/oXBSoHhdfJ
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Rangers have no time to feel sorry for themselves with a place in the Europa League's last 32 hinging on Thursday's Ibrox clash with Young Boys.
The Ibrox men enjoyed the better of the first period but could not find a way past Foster, with Morelos denied four times by the keeper before his weak penalty was also pushed away.
There was surprise as the Colombian picked up the ball but Gerrard confirmed it was his call to replace regular taker James Tavernier – who has failed with three spot kicks this season – with his top scorer.
Steven Gerrard praised the performance of his players after their defeat to Celtic (Jane Barlow/PA)
Gerrard said: "I thought we were outstanding in terms of our performance. Everything we asked of the players today, in terms of how we approach it and what we wanted from them to a man I can't be much prouder of them.
"But finals are normally decided on big moments and the big moments haven't gone in our favour today.
"We conceded from a set-piece which we shouldn't have given away and had to defend it better. There were three Celtic players standing in offside positions but unfortunately we play in a country where there is no VAR.
"The penalty's a big moment. If you execute there and then, it puts you in a much stronger position. Unfortunately we haven't taken our chance in that big moment.
Gerrard confirmed Alfredo Morelos was his nominated penalty taker (Jane Barlow/PA)
"Alfredo was the nominated penalty taker. It was nothing to do with James passing the buck or anything like that. I decided we needed to change that up.
"We've got a huge game on Thursday and no better game to bounce back. I'll stay with these players. On the evidence of what I've seen today, performance-wise, I'm staying right behind them.
"We might have to suffer a little bit, of course. We have to soak it up, remember it and be ready to go and give ourselves another opportunity and that type of performance will get us where we want to get to.
"I've got a big job to pick them all up because it's a tough one. It's raw right now but this is football at the top. We'll suffer and then we'll bounce back."
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Derecho / Derecho financiero y tributario / Derecho tributario / Tratados y manuales /
Tax, inequality and human rights
Editor/a Alston, Philip
Editor/a Reisch, Nikki
Editorial: Oxford University Press
Lugar de la edición: Oxford. Reino Unido
Sin stock. Impresión bajo demanda. En firme sin devolución
Derecho / Filosofía y teoría del Derecho / Derechos humanos /
In Tax, Inequality, and Human Rights, experts in human rights law and in tax law debate the linkages between the two fields and highlight how each can help to tackle rapidly growing inequality in the economic, social, and political realms. Against a backdrop of systemic corporate tax avoidance, widespread use of tax havens, persistent pressures to embrace austerity policies, and growing gaps between the rich and poor, this book encourages readers to understand fiscal policy as human rights policy, and thus as having profound consequences for the well-being of citizens around the world. Prominent scholars and practitioners examine how the foundational principles of tax law and human rights law intersect and diverge; discuss the cross-border nature and human rights impacts of abusive practices like tax avoidance and evasion; question the reluctance of states to bring transparency and accountability to tax policies and practices; highlight the responsibility of private sector actors for shaping and misshaping tax laws; and critically evaluate domestic tax rules through the lens of equality and nondiscrimination. The contributing authors also explore how international human rights obligations should influence the framework for both domestic and international tax reforms. They address what human rights law requires of state tax policies and how tax laws and loopholes affect the enjoyment of human rights by people outside a state's borders. Because tax and human rights both turn on the relationship between the individual and the state, neo-liberalism's erosion of the social contract threatens to undermine them both.
Otros libros de Alston, Philip
Labour rights as Human Rights
Alston, Philip
Monitoring Fundamental Rights in the EU
Alston, Philip;
Goodman, Ryan


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Pre Rup Temple is Architecturally and artistically superior temple mountain. Beautifully carved false doors on the upper level, as well as an excellent view of the surrounding countryside. Richly detailed, well-preserved carvings. Traditionally believed to be a funerary temple but in fact the state temple of Rajendravarman II.
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The Author's Files: Eight reasons why not to read Herodotus' Histories or Plutarch's Lives.
Eight reasons why not to read Herodotus' Histories or Plutarch's Lives.
1. The length. Why read 40,000 words about a dead guy who did nothing to influence our country's government or culture? How about 700,000 something words describing the Persian War and the events that led up to it?
3. These books are BORING. And they don't try to hide it. Who enjoys reading about a primitive civilization that bickers constantly about a field or spot of land (Herodotus makes sure his readers know exactly which land they're fighting over every single time).
4. Lack of life lessons (my CW poetry teacher would be awed by my awesome alliteration). About every 55,000 words in the Histories, there is a good one-liner or thought-provoking moment. 55,0000 words is more than half my book.
5. Presence of better resources. There are hundreds of history books out there that will take the 700,000 words in the Histories and condense it into a nice, 10,000 word summary. And still gives you all the good one-liners.
6. You can just watch the movie, which gives all the graphic representation and powerful dialogue which the book DOESN'T. 300 is rated R for "rescue" to Great Books students slugging through Herodotus.
8. The new Twilight movie is out, and judging by the commercials, the special effects and sound mixing are dazzling.
July 2 update: 9. Herodotus and Plutarch were pagan writers but never in the Histories or Lives did I really see them describe their religion and why they follow it. There was a brief moment when Herodotus tried to describe the origin of the Greek gods (he said they were based off the Egyptian deities...weirdo), but never do they pay much regard to matters of philosophy or religion. The Histories and Lives are solely about the history of two civilizations and their people of influence (Greece&Rome in Lives, Greece&Persia in Histories). Very few times do either classical writers endeavour to provide commentary on their subjects. They just "lay out the facts". I would rather read a thought-provoking book on philosophy or religion than try to fill my head with knowledge of all the squabbles and wars a long extinct civilization had.
is that a tiny hint of sarcasm in #8?
I guess your reasons are valid, but to a point. The Histories is not an action-packed fast read, but, as the name implies, a history. This book was not written for entertainment, but for information. Boring? Long? Too detailed? What's your point? If you're comparing it to such trash as Twilight or any of the other crap literature that is written and read these days, you're one hundred percent right.
But get this. You shouldn't be comparing it to that. You should be comparing it to other, more noteworthy and valuable works such as the Odyssey, the Lord of the Rings, and the Iliad. They are also long, detailed, and in some parts a tad boring, but are far superior to just about everything written these days.
I'm trying to say that the Histories is not a book written for fun and for anybody to just skim through it. Herodotus wrote it with lots of detail and length because he wanted to portray as fully as he could the events that took place. It's not supposed to be full of one-liners and thought provoking moments! Are any modern history books written like that? No, I don't think so.
And better resources? Or resources written in easy, modern language so that the dumbed-down people of this generation can understand what is supposedly going on? DON'T read the "better resources". Read what Herodotus wrote, and push yourself to try and understand his writing.
The movie? What the heck do you get out of a movie that you can't get out of a book ten times over? Nothing. Sure, the movie provides an image for characters and puts in cool dialogue and action, but it's all exaggerated, and 90% of the lines are fake and were never said by the actual historical figures.
And this book is called The Histories. It's not supposed to be about religion. That's what the Bible's for. And anyway, who cares if Herodotus wasn't Catholic or Christian or whatever. That's not the point, nor is it significant. If you're looking for some thought-provoking book on philosophy or religion, try reading something like Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis or maybe something written by Socrates.
How I wish I could have had this argument in my Great Books class last year. Actually, because you post yourself as anonymous, I could be talking to my GB teacher for all I know.
Let's open our copy of the Histories to books 7. Now let's plop 300 into the dvd player. You think that the book gives you ten times over what the movie offers. I say the movie gives you just as much in a quarter of the time. Where 300 excels is in showing us the fortitude and strength of the Spartan nation and exhibiting completely their nature as a fighting country. You'd have to search pretty hard to find direct explanations of the Spartans' character and strength in the Histories. Mostly, he leaves those details for the reader to figure out. And even if 300 is inaccurate in laying out the plot and battle details, it doesn't much matter as long as it had the narrow canyon. The Spartans survived as long as they did because of the canyon, and most of the other details Hero points out are irrelevant. Very, very few of the details Hero gives on the battle of Thermopylae can be used much by our military today. There's a reason we don't fight with sticks and stones anymore. I think who the Spartans and Persians were matters many times more than details. If you had no previous knowledge of the ancient Greeks or their culture, and you had 2 hours to learn about them, 300 would be more helpful (and accessible) than the Histories.
Not all "better resources" are written in easy, modern language; I'm sure you understood that when you commented. And of course I'm not recommending that anybody read the dumbed-down versions of Hero's account. But there are still hundreds of "mini-classics" out there that do exactly what I mentioned, super-condense Herodotus' Histories. Helene A. Guerber's "Story of the Greeks" is one example of such a book.
Ultimately, my point is that people have lives (pun intended). We all have enough work to do without trying to read Hero's 700,000 word history. I do admit that it is important to know who the Greeks, their foes, and allies were, but knowing every single event that led up to and happened in the Persian war won't really make you a better or more capable person. I like to pull a line from Fahrenheit 451.
"Peace, Montag. Give the people contests they can win by remembering the words to more popular songs or the names of of state capitals or how much corn Iowa grew last year. Cram them full of noncombustible data, chock them so damned full of 'facts' they feel stuffed, but absolutely 'brilliant' with information. Then they'll feel they're thinking, they'll get a sense of motion without moving. And they'll be happy, because facts of that sort don't change. Don't give them any slippery stuff like philosophy or sociology to tie things up with. That way lies melancholy..."
Ray Bradbury's point is that most "facts" like the sort that Hero gives are really sort of useless. Little of Hero's info challenges the mind or encourages it to think. It's just data. In today's world, most people have places to go and things to do. There's no room for the Histories. If people must learn about ancient Greece and Rome, and they should, there are fare more accessible and less time-consuming resources than the Histories. I think it used to be an important book, but not as much anymore, now that dozens of other documents have taken only the essentials and made them readable and enjoyable to this world's readers.
Phew. Is it summer? I feel like I just wrote an entire essay.


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THE LOST CITY overperforms as PARAMOUNT has 3rd box office hit in 3 months
WILL SMITH won't face OSCAR assault charges / DIS+ doing FULL MONTY TV series / THE UCB Theater is returning
Mornin! This is Sean McNulty and here's the Hollywood + Media news to know on MONDAY March 28, 2022.
Where I'm gonna guess "No charges will be filed against Will Smith" was not in anyone's OSCAR pool for the leading headline this morning. The (sort of) exclusion of Costume and Sound awards… you're now on your own.
Putting the slap heard around Hollywood and beyond aside, a big congrats to APPLE TV+'s "CODA" for a groundbreaking win both creatively and business-wise, to the rest of the winners here, and to the 3 hosts, particularly Amy Schumer for a sharp set of material for most of the night, and for this moment alone.
BUT: No word if Sean Penn has smelted his OSCAR, as UKRANIAN President Zelensky did not speak at the ceremony which went with a moment of silence instead.
ALSO: While the MARCH MADNESS run of ST. PETER'S came to an end yesterday, the top 3 most-winning NCAA BASKETBALL teams ever are in the FINAL FOUR on Saturday (KANSAS, DUKE, and UNC - plus VILLANOVA who has 3 titles of their own), so ratings should still deliver a big number this Saturday.
The Women's FINAL FOUR will be finalized tonight, you can catch those games on ESPN at 7p (UCONN v NC STATE) and 9p (LOUISVILLE v MICHIGAN).
"The Lost City" : $31 Million
About 60% of audience was female, half of audience 35+
Biggest #s were in West and Southeast theaters
Budget was $68 Million plus a sizable marketing spend so still a ways to go here
Puts PARAMOUNT at 3 for 3 in 2022 ("Scream" & "Jackass Forever"). And with"Sonic 2" and "Top Gun: Maverick" up next… PAR looks to be the studio to beat this year.
"The Batman" : $20 Million ($332 Million US, $672 Million Global)
Still just a modest 45% drop once again
"RRR" : $9.5 Million
This is a 3 hour action pic from INDIA that played in 1200 theaters, charging about 2X a normal ticket price (avg was $22).
"Uncharted" : $5 Million ($133 Million US, $358 Million Global)
"Jujutsu Kaisen 0" : $4.6 Million ($27 Million US)
"X" : $2.2 Million ($8.3 Million US)
ELSEWHERE AT THE BOX OFFICE
"Infinite Storm" was a no-show, $751k from 1500 theaters
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" did $510k in 10 theaters for an impressive $50k/theater average
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" crosed $800 Million US, and moved 2.1 Million digital sales in its first week (approx $42 Million of revenue).
ANNAPURNA's Chief Content Officer Sue Naegle is leaving the company after 6 years. Role will not be replaced, Sue thought to move back into producing but nothing official as of yet. /Deadline
VERZUZ hired Steve Pamon as their new CEO. He used to run Beyonce's PARKWOOD ENTERTAINMENT, and Steve was one of my favorite people to work with back in the day at HBO on partnerships, so I'm excited to see what he does to grow the brand launched by TIMBALAND and SWIZZ BEATS. /BillboardPRO
DISNEY+ bringing back "The Full Monty" as a limited TV series
Although the show about a male strip show will be on HULU here in the US (it'll be featured in DIS+'s STAR section - their international HULU equivalent - in most countries internationally).
Tom Wilkinson, Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy and Lesley Sharp are returning from the original, as is screenwriter Simon Beaufoy. /Deadline
AMAZON PRIME orders James Bond themed-reality race series "007's Road to a Million"
Essentially "The Amazing Race" but with cars. Teams of 2 will race and do challenges in "iconic" locations featured in Bond movies over the years, and have to answer questions to get clues to advance.
Series was in the works for the past 4 years, so kinda just coincidence it times out with the closing of the MGM deal but certainly doesn't hurt.
Also note: the prize is 1 Million pounds, but no word if they'll call it "007's Road to a Million, three hundred thousand" here in the US. /Variety
CBS's "The Neighborhood" loses its showrunner. again. Meg DeLoach came on to run this Season 4 and replaced most of the previous writing staff. Show is already renewed for Season 5, so the search begins again… /Deadline
Wendi McClendon-Covey signs on for a 10th season of "The Goldbergs" on ABC, show still awaits word on a renewal… so this certainly helps. Her deal also has an option for an 11th year. The show crossed 200 episodes this year. /Deadline
NETFLIX's "You" sets female lead for 4th season: Charlotte Ritchie, who starred in the UK version of "Ghosts" that the CBS show is based on. Full character description and background on how she interesects with Penn Badgley's character in the link for any fans. /Deadline
"The Tonight Show" gets a new showrunner: Chris Miller coming over from "The Drew Barrymore Show" (and previously worked at Drew's production co, run by Jimmy Fallon's wife). He replaces Jamie Granat-Bederman, who will now shift to developing shows for Fallon's production co, and he becomes the show's 4th showrunner in the past 3 years. /THR
If you've been watching HULU's Amy Schumer show "Life & Beth" - Amy explains that that hair-pulling condition (trichotillomania) her character has is from her own life.
NETFLIX is dropping a Bob Saget tribute special in June. Was shot at the COMEDY STORE in LA not long after his death, featuring folks like Jim Carrey, John Stamos, and Chris Rock. /DailyBeast
HULU's "Only Murders in the Building" will return on June 28 this Summer.
The UCB Theater is returning under new management
Talent rep & producer Jimmy Miller, and former owner of "The Onion" Mike McAvoy are buying the brand with the private investment firm of the LA DODGERS. Plan is to re-open the theaters to start… but nothing too firm as of yet. /Deadline
APPLE & SONY both totally reading the room on subscription fatigue
APPLE developing a monthly fee plan for their products (poss w/ APPLE TV+ bundled?)
SONY rumored to announce a PLAYSTATION gaming subscription service possibly this week. /Bloomberg
SPOTIFY has delayed moment of also reading the room - shuts off all of its product in RUSSIA, not just paid subscriptions. /Variety
BLACK NEWS CHANNEL cable network shuts down. Was majority-owned by the owner of the JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS and employed about 230 people. /LA Times
A pretty quiet Friday
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PEACOCK "Yellowstone" - Season 4 hits the service
And THE NY TIMES gave the profile treatment to Jay Penske who owns… pretty much every Hollywood trade publication (DEADLINE, VARIETY, THR, also BILLBOARD, ROLLING STONE, WWD, etc and some other holdings like SXSW).
TUE - CNN+ launches
WED - "Moon Knight" hits DISNEY+
THU - "Julia" hits HBOMAX
FRI - How big will "Morbius" be at the box office?
SAT - MARCH MADNESS Final Four on TBS
No new trailers, but Jon Stewart was on Stern last week so some good clips to check out, here talking about what went on with the Late Night TV host bake-off in the 90's.
D'OH
I listed APPLE TV's "Pachinko" as a Movie on Friday, when in fact it is an 8 part series.
Figured "On the Mend" is the song to with today. RIP Taylor


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3-D anatomy aid shortlisted for national education award
A world-first 3D anatomy learning resource created by the University of Warwick and University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) has been shortlisted for a national education award.
The learning program, which consists of 3D images of some of the University's collection of prosected and plastinated body parts, has been shortlisted for a Times Higher Education Award 2012 in the Outstanding ICT initiative category.
Due to curriculum time restraints medical students have restricted access to the prosections, which are stored at the West Midlands Surgical Training Centre (WMSTC) at University Hospital, Coventry. This new online resource allows students to have constant access to 3D moving rotations of specimens and review anatomy in great detail on their ipad or smartphone.
Warwick Medical School student Mark Mobley combined his previous experience and physics degree working on 3D animations to create the resource, with the help of the University Clinical Anatomist, Professor Peter Abrahams and Brian Burnett, the WMSTC manager at UHCW.
Professor Abrahams said: "At long last our students can study anatomy on the move, and it gives me a real pride to see them in coffee breaks, on the beach and even sitting in an airport lounge studying detailed real human anatomy in moving 3D from their smart phones. I wish I had been able to have technology like this as a student."
Mark Mobley worked closely with Brian Burnett at the WMSTC, where much of their anatomy teaching takes place. The combined effort means that there are now more than a dozen 3D prosections that can be rotated and viewed with various technical controls even on a smart phone.
Mark said: "We hope this will become an excellent resource for medical students. As the prosections have restricted access and are vulnerable to damage over time, this new tool means they will be available for students and medical professionals to study at the time and place of their choosing.
"Although there are already many specimens to view, there are now plans to extend this to include the complete library of plastinates, as well as future dissected specimens and acquisitions of Warwick Medical School."
Brian added: "People have donated their bodies to science to improve healthcare for future generations, now this learning experience need not be limited to small groups inside the walls of the hospital. Adding this technology allows students and health professionals to learn about the wonder of the human body at their own pace. This resource is a superb addition to educating doctors and surgeons worldwide and another superb example of collaborative working between UHCW and University of Warwick."
The winners of the award will be announced on Thursday 29 November at a ceremony in London.
For more details contact Kelly Parkes-Harrison, k.e.parkes@warwick.ac.uk, 02476 150868, 07824 540863
Warwick Medical School
Aspects of Anatomy app
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