Practice possessive adjectives in this enjoyable quiz which will help you to learn Spanish.
This Spanish Easy Review quiz will test you on grammar, specifically possessive adjectives.
Just as we have possessive adjectives in English so too does Spanish have them. Possessive adjectives include my, your, his, hers, ours, and theirs. Remember in Spanish words will refer to either male(s), female(s) or a mixture of male(s) and female(s). In addition, there are two forms of possessive adjectives, the short form and the long form.
In Spanish Easy Review we will only be working with the short form.
So now let's see what they are.
Did you notice that there are masculine and feminine ways to say the same thing? In addition, the possessive adjectives can be singular or plural. Now that's different from English isn't it? The reason the possessive adjectives can be singular and plural in Spanish is because they are dependent upon whether the subject or object is singular or plural. For example, in English we would say 'my house'. In Spanish this would be 'mi casa.' But now if in English we were to say they are 'my houses' we use the same form of the word 'my' but in Spanish it would be 'mis casas.' Since there is more than one house the possessive adjective becomes plural.
Just as there are several ways to say 'you' in Spanish, so too are there several ways to say 'your' with one being familiar and one being more formal. Notice here that when you say 'your' familiar, i.e. tu, that there is no accent mark over the 'u' as there was with the word you (tú). Part of the accent mark's role in Spanish is to change the form of the word and/or to change the meaning of the word entirely. This is why learning the accent mark is important - but that will be in another quiz.
As you will note from the possessive adjectives above, the words 'our' (nuestro/nuestra and nuestros/nuestras) and 'your' (plural familiar - vuestro/vuestra and vuestros/vuestras) are gender specific. Remember if there is a mixture of males and females then use the masculine form of the possessive adjective.
Finally, did you notice that 'your' and 'their' (formal) is the same word in Spanish, i.e. su and sus? When speaking and writing in Spanish, how these words are used in the context of a sentence will determine whether it is 'your' or 'their'.
Once again you are probably feeling quite confused and a bit overwhelmed. Remember you are learning Spanish bit by bit so just take a tiny bite out of these new possessive adjective words until you feel comfortable with them. Slowly pronounce them. When you feel like you are ready, then move forward to the quiz questions and see if you are able to get them all right. Ready? Then begin the quiz!
My father is a doctor. Which form of the possessive adjective 'my' is needed to be used below?
Whose father is it? My father. This is why 'my' is a possessive adjective because it describes or tells us something about the father. As there is only one father, we need to use a singular possessive adjective. This eliminates the second and third answers. The first answer is the feminine form of the word 'mine' so it is not needed here. The last answer is the correct possessive adjective to be used for 'my'.
Grandfather, your shoes look funny. Which form of the possessive adjective 'your' is needed to be used here?
Looking at the possession here we see 'your shoes'. It does not say 'your shoe' so we know we need to use the plural form of the possessive adjective. This means we can eliminate the first and second answers. Now whose shoes do they belong to? Grandfather and grandfather is very familiar so we are looking for the familiar, plural form of 'your'. The third answer 'tus' is the familiar, plural form that describes the possession of the shoes.
Jimmy and Paul looked at their friends and said, 'Don't touch our bikes.' Which form of the possessive adjective 'our' is needed to be used here?
This one might be a little tricky. Your first thought might be that 'ours' refers to Jimmy and Paul and, since Jimmy and Paul are both males, then the plural, masculine form of 'ours' needs to be used, i.e., nuestros. However, look at it this way. Whose bikes are they? They are 'our bikes'. 'Our' is a possessive adjective that further describes the bikes. Bike, in Spanish is bicicleta, and bikes is bicicletas. It is a feminine word. Adjectives need to take on the gender of the thing that they describe. Therefore, ours must be in the plural, feminine form, i.e., nuestras.
The money collected for the Girl Scouts' cookies was given to their leader. Which form of the possessive adjective 'their' is needed to be used here?
We know from this sentence there is only one leader so we will need to use the singular form of the possessive adjective. This eliminates the last answer as it is plural. We are talking about Girl Scouts so we are dealing with the feminine context which eliminates both the first and last answers. The leader is a general, formal person so we need to use the formal version of the possessive adjective 'their'. The second answer is the correct form of the word 'their' to be used here.
Karen and Becky are attending their cousin Nancy's birthday party. Which form of the possessive adjective 'their' is needed to be used here?
Karen and Becky are females, as is Nancy. Nancy is 'their' cousin. When it comes to the possessive adjective of 'their', there is no gender associated with it. The first and third answers refer to 'your' so they can be eliminated. Now is there one cousin or more than one cousin? There is only one cousin which means you are looking for the singular form of 'their' and that is 'su'.
My clothes are your clothes. Which form of the possessive adjectives 'my' and 'your' are needed to be used here?
The first thing to do is to try and eliminate some of the answers. As 'clothes' is plural we know that our possessive adjectives need to be plural. Now we can eliminate the second and third answers because they are both singular forms of possessive pronouns. My or 'mis' is the same in the first and last answers so now we need to determine whether 'your' is familiar or formal. When you do not know if it is familiar or formal, you always choose the formal version. Therefore, the first answer is correct because it has the formal version of 'your'.
Their brother was given their report cards. Which form of the possessive adjectives 'their' and 'their' are needed to be used here?
First thing to think about here is that we are working with possessive adjectives. Adjectives, when they can, take on the gender and number of the thing that they are describing. The first 'their' describes a brother - just one brother. Therefore, it will be in the singular form. The second 'their' is describing report cards. That is plural. That means you need to find a plural form. The last answer shows two singular forms so it can be eliminated. Next, the first answer shows the first possessive adjective is feminine. Brother is masculine so it can be eliminated as well. Now, which Spanish word means 'their'. It is 'su' and 'sus' that is shown in the second answer.
Dad, your boss just called. Which form of the possessive adjective 'your' is needed to be used here?
The subject/object here is singular, i.e. boss, so we know we are looking for a singular possessive adjective. This means we can eliminate the second and third answers. The relationship with Dad is very familiar and tells us we are looking for the familiar version of the possessive pronoun 'your'. This means that the last answer is the correct version we are looking for.
My students are the best I've ever had! Which form of the possessive adjective 'my' is needed to be used here?
As the subject/object is plural, i.e. students, we know we are looking for the plural form of the possessive adjective 'my' and we can, therefore, eliminate the third and last answers. The first and last answers are the singular and plural form of the word 'mine' so neither of them are correct here. This leaves us the second answer which is the correct form of the plural possessive adjective we need here for 'my'.
Our mother is related to your father. Which form of the possessive adjectives 'our' and 'your' are needed to be used here?
Always begin by trying to eliminate the wrong answers. If our mother is related to your father then everyone is related making their relationship familiar. We can eliminate any formal relationship possessive adjectives which means we can eliminate the second and last answers. Next, as these are possessive adjectives, don't forget that adjectives need to take on the gender of the noun that they are describing. As mother is a feminine noun and father is a masculine noun, you need to have a feminine possessive adjective and a masculine possessive adjective, i.e., nuestra (our mother) and vuestro (your father).


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The story of how web browsers changed us forever
by Capiche — in Syndication
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One day, Internet Explorer was nearly the only game in town, powering 96% of website visits at its peak in 2002. Then, quickly it turned into the app you only used to download Firefox or Chrome, or so the joke went. And then Internet Explorer died and turned into Chrome.
Empires rise then quickly fall in tech. One year, the web was merely a vision "about anything being potentially connected with anything," as inventor Tim Berners-Lee put it before releasing the web in late 1990. 5 years later, Microsoft would bundle its Internet Explorer web browser with Windows—something the U.S. Department of Justice called anti-competitive in 1998.
From creating an industry to lawsuits over monopolizing said industry in under a decade may be a record. But that's the web. Everything moves faster online, from the dot-com boom and bust to today's smartphone-powered world.
[Read: How email apps launched some of the most innovative ideas in software]
"The Web is already so much a part of our lives that familiarity has clouded our perception of the Web itself," wrote Berners-Lee in 1999, something far truer decades later. It's almost hard to remember a world without browser, and tabs, and bookmarks.
The web and browsers didn't simply change computing. They changed us, forever.
Reinventing language
First, the web changed language.
Browsers were cows grazing in the field. Humans looking through shelves for the next book to read bore a passing similarity, so they in turn also were called browsers.
Then came the internet, and it's hard to imagine browsers as anything other than apps to access the web.
We needed something to call the app we'd use to access the web, and the groundwork had been laid years before. InfoWorld in late 1983 mentions a reader as a "browser," but earlier that year the rebranding had started in an article about the latest Smalltalk, a new programming environment from Xerox' PARC laboratory.
"The programmer's display lets you write a program in a window referred to as a 'browser,'" explained InfoWorld writer John Markoff. "When the program is complete, you can select a menu item that compiles that text without making you save it to disk." No files, no saving, just browsing.
That idea stuck around for naming other software for viewing things. Dr. Dobb's Journal mentioned Browse command to view files without editing them as a File Browser in 1984. And by 1987 when Microsoft was rumored to build a HyperCard competitor, Robert Cringely said "It's called Browser, appropriately enough." Browsers were mainstream years before the web needed one.
Browsing in its original sense was part of Tim Berners-Lee's original inspiration for the web, with the Victorian-era book Enquire Within Upon Everything. The early single-volume encyclopedia was "a portal to a world of information," reminisced Berners-Lee, covering "everything from how to remove clothing stains to tips on investing money." It was a hardcover internet for an earlier age, where a young Tim browsed for information.
Browser alone was too restrictive a term for Berners-Lee, who envisioned the web as an interactive place where we'd read and write the web together. So he called WorldWideWeb a "browser/editor"—but the portmanteau was not for long. "As soon as developers got their client working as a browser and released it to the world, very few bothered to continue to develop it as an editor," mourned Berners-Lee in his book Weaving the Web.
Browser stuck. And along with the name, the idea of the web as somewhere we scroll through content—browsing instead of creating—would stick until web apps reinvented software on the web.
That'd hardly be the last word the web would change. The Web itself was borrowed from what spiders weave. Sites were locations, until they became locations on the web. Links were parts of a chain, until they became underlined text. And now there's an entire Urban Dictionary filled, in part, with words we've collectively invented and repurposed on the web.
Rapid iteration
Then, the web changed the way we work.
WorldWideWeb was a quite basic reader, a proof of concept for Berners-Lee's hyperlinked text ideas. You could read and edit HTML pages, but you couldn't embed photos or other media. The students at the University of Illinois demanded more. Thus came Mosaic as a project from students, where the National Center for Supercomputing funded the browser that made the web popular.
Mosaic turned the web into a magazine, with in-line photos and fancier layouts. You couldn't have built Netflix or Spotify just yet, but the seeds were planted with embedded media. The web wouldn't just be a collection of static documents.
Mosaic was also the original downloadable app. If you already had a browser, you could download Mosaic and install it on Unix, Windows, or Mac, for free, an early glimpse of the app stores of the future.
And that's what changed the world. Mosaic wasn't just software that stayed the same, as traditional boxed software had up until that time. It evolved quickly, in an early example of the rapid iteration and continuous release cycles web apps would later bring to software development, that would then spill over to the continuous news cycle in media.
"Marc maintained a near-constant presence on the newsgroups discussing the Web," recalled Berners-Lee of Marc Andreessen, one of Mosaic's developers. People would ask for something, he'd add it as a new feature and release it, then iterate on their next feedback. Each new feature increased Mosaic's popularity. Why stick with the same old software when a better version was a click away?
That set the tone for decades of web development. When your competitors are only a tab or download away, you can't afford to not listen to users. Give them what they want and they'll give you a near-monopoly—until someone else meets their needs better, and your app will be an also-run.
"Marc, more than anyone, appeared interested in responding to users' wants," said Berners-Lee. Thus fancier web pages were in, editing was out, much to the web inventor's frustration.
Then somehow, it came full circle. As Gary Wolf noted in Wired, after seeing people experience the richer web in Mosaic, "Almost every person who uses it feels the impulse to add some content of his or her own." Editing would still be a core part of the web, from original homepages on Geocities to WordPress blogs, Facebook status updates, and every new work file in G Suite and Figma and more. It would just come from apps on the web, rather than from the browser itself.
Rethinking everything
Then, the web changed everything.
Mosaic died. The NCSA funds dried up, leaving the university to license Mosaic to other companies. Andreessen went to look for a job, linking his resume in Mosaic's About page as an early personal growth hack.
AOL had a proprietary network, with publishers like National Geographic and the Smithsonian. Early Apple employees started General Magic and built an early smartphone-like device, with a custom AT&T-powered network.
The web was nice, so the thought went, but the future was custom networks run by media companies. The web got the idea started, but it was bound to be an information superhighway, a better TV.
So Andreessen, along with Jim Clark of Silicon Graphics, got the idea to make interactive TV—only it turned out to cost 10s of thousands of dollars per household. They considered connected gaming—but that was years away from working. "It was illegal to do commerce on the web until 1993," as Andreessen recalled, but once that changed, maybe the web could work with a more powerful browser. Nothing else seemed to.
"It wasn't until deep into the planning process that they decided that by improving the browser to make it secure, more functional, and easier to use, they could make the internet the network of the future," recalled early Netscape employee Ben Horowitz. "And that became the mission of Netscape."
Netscape turned the web into a business, kickstarting the dot com bubble when the year-old company was suddenly worth $3 billion after its IPO. The web was here to stay and with it the tech startups that would dominate the NASDAQ over the coming decades.
WorldWideWeb threw away the assumption that information couldn't be connected, Mosaic that information had to be plain, Netscape that the web was only for academia. And along the way, it brought Javascript and interaction to the web, and SSL encryption for secure transactions, paving the way for web apps.
Rebuilding software around the web
Rebuilding your core product around something that was invented merely 5 years earlier would be madness in the analog age. But once the web sped everything up, there was little else to do. Adapt or die.
"The Internet is a tidal wave," wrote Microsoft founder Bill Gates in 1995. "It changes the rules."
AOL would go on to embrace the web, acquiring Netscape in the process and turning its network into a dial-up internet service. Microsoft would embrace the web so fully, it rebuilt the Windows desktop around the browser.
First, they licensed Mosaic, used it to build early versions of Internet Explorer, and bundled them for free with Windows. Then they combined the two with Windows 98 and Internet Explorer 4. You could put parts of websites on your desktop, and use the same interface to browse your files or websites. The web wasn't just another app, it was a core part of your computer—an early hint of what the web-only ChromeOS would offer decades later.
Web apps were still basic, with Hotmail's online email and Amazon's online checkout as state of the art. So IE also added browser extensions, to build mini-apps that lived in toolbars and could add extra features to websites, laying the groundwork for multi-million dollar businesses built as browser companions.
We'd grow to hate the stacks of toolbars, yearn for a simpler web. But the idea that software development would revolve around the web stuck, enough to uproot Microsoft's dominance in desktop software.
"Our work moved developers from Win32 API, Microsoft's proprietary platform, to the Internet," said Horowitz of the Netscape team. Ironically, Microsoft itself did the rest of the work, fueling the web's growth while hastening Windows' demise at the same time. Decades later, it's increasingly rare to see business software developed for anything but the web.
Removing everything else
Microsoft's Internet Explorer won thanks to a combination of new features and bundling with most new computers, both Windows and Mac. Then it got complacent, shipping Internet Explorer 6 in 2001 then waiting five years before making another browser.
The rapid iteration that fueled Mosaic, then Netscape, then IE's rise had come to a stop. Perhaps we'd be content with desktop software after all.
Then the Netscape team regrouped, built Firefox, and turned Internet Explorer into just a tool to download a better browser. It was fast, with features like tabs and popup blockers that tamed the web, and let developers build extensions that made it an increasingly better browser.
Then Steve Jobs decided Apple should build a browser. "The focus would be on one thing: Speed," recalled engineer Ken Kocienda. "Steve wanted our browser to be fast, really fast … much faster than Microsoft Internet Explorer, the product we aimed to replace." So they forked KHTML, a Linux browser engine, turned it into Webkit, built Apple's Safari browser, and put the internet in our pockets.
Webkit, in turn, provided the groundwork for Google to build Chrome. The search giant forked Webkit's rendering engine, added a faster Javascript engine to make the browser better for apps, and removed everything else. Google named the browser after the UI chrome surrounding the web, then ironically removed most of it. Gone were the toolbars that cluttered IE, and the title bar that announced the site's name. Gone, too, was the Google search box that had become a secondary address bar ever since Firefox added it.
Chrome had less chrome than any other browser, left the focus on the web. You searched and browsed from the same box, with extensions relegated to tiny icons. Everything else was the web.
And that stuck. Today, every browser generally looks the same, with a unified address/search bar, extensions as small toolbar buttons, and site names in the tabs. Nearly every browser works the same too: Webkit still powers Safari, its forked Blink engine powers Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Opera, while Firefox alone has a truly unique rendering engine. And every browser now supports similar web extensions, as Google's simpler extensions became the default way to add features to the web.
Somehow, by removing everything other than the essentials, Chrome won the browser wars. It was the web all along that we wanted, as a platform for sites and positional software. Everything else was just extra.
Market power on the internet is a fickle thing.
World Wide Web was the only browser. Then Mosaic quickly became the crowd favorite, before being eclipsed by Netscape, the competing browser built by one of its founders.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer had a 33% market share when the DOJ accused them of anti-competitive practices; it would go on to peak at around 96% market share in early 2002. Then came Firefox as Netscape's revenge, gaining over 30% market share in 2009 before Apple's Safari paired with the iPhone's popularity gave it over 20% share in 2014.
Now, it's Google's world, with the search giant's Chrome being used by over 70% of people on the web and the technology behind it powering Microsoft's latest browser.
Today's browsers are the ultimate remix. They've come and gone with surprising speed, each successor picking up the best things their predecessor introduced and adding new twists. And they've remade the world in their image. We now expect free software updates, tabs and bookmarks, and software companies being worth billions overnight. We're used to tech-infused language changing how we communicate.
To think it all started with the idea to connect everything.
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Nihad Mameledzija (ur. 27 lutego 1971) – bośniacki bobsleista, uczestnik igrzysk olimpijskich (1998).

W lutym 1998 roku wystąpił na igrzyskach olimpijskich w Nagano. Wystąpił w jednej konkurencji – czwórkach mężczyzn. Bośniacki zespół, w którym poza nim wystąpili Zoran Sokolović, Edin Krupalija i Mario Franjić, zajął 25. miejsce, wyprzedzając sześć sklasyfikowanych bobów.

Przypisy

Bośniaccy bobsleiści
Bośniaccy olimpijczycy
Uczestnicy Zimowych Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1998
Urodzeni w 1971

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Rock Hard: It's Official!
The look on Adam's face was priceless as he stood in front of me on that stage while I kneeled before him asking him to marry me. At the same time, although I was kind of busy and not watching her, Sarah was standing side of stage cheering. The crowd were relatively silent and apparently Dean was stunned but none of that beat Adam's reaction.
Because I had the microphone and was on one knee Adam's voice also wasn't heard over the sound system, but I heard it and his face wasn't the only thing that I'll remember for a long time. Four simple words was all that came out of Adam's mouth, at first.
"What the fuck Christie?"
I crouched there on one knee smiling, trying to hold back my laughter, Adam was already self conscious enough up there I didn't want him to snap and run away, at least not without giving me an answer.
"Get up, Christie."
Adam said as he held out his hand offering it to help me up. I didn't have a ring or anything for Adam to accept so getting up seemed like the appropriate thing to do.
The crowd had gone dead silent, it's something every stage performer in the world fears and something I thankfully had never seen until that moment. Was I thankful for the silence? Not really, obviously I didn't want a rowdy crowd but even in those few seconds the silence felt weird.
Standing up on that stage in full Hella regalia I looked Adam in the eyes and smiled, he smiled back and whispered…Yes!
I stood there gaping at him unsure I read his lips right and unsure what I should do next. Just at that moment a voice came out of the silent crowd.
"What did he say Hella?"
That was immediately followed by a chant, the entire crowd, 1200 strong people all started yelling.
The chant was repeated a second time as the two of us kissed, no tongue, no long lingering heat, but it was passionate for the few seconds it lasted. The crowd may have suspected the answer, given the kiss, but that didn't stop them starting a third chant.
I broke the kiss, put my arm around Adam's neck and lifted the microphone to my mouth.
"He said yes!" I screamed into the microphone, a lot louder than I needed too but I guess you could say I was kind of ecstatic.
The crowd cheered loudly, honestly it was louder than they had cheered all night and they'd definitely been giving it their all during the songs. Forget stories about metal heads being devoid of feelings, or emotionless pits of despair dressed in black and always brooding because there wasn't a fan in the Kansas City crowd that wasn't cheering, screaming, clapping, yelling or a mixture of all those things.
During the cheers Sarah ran out on stage and gave us both a hug and a kiss, then stood with us with a huge smile on her face as if she'd just completed her single greatest piece of work.
As the noise of the crowd died down Adam and Sarah walked off stage and I thanked the crowd.
"On behalf of the band, Magnhild, I want to thank you all for coming out tonight and being the best crowd we've seen on this tour so far. And on behalf of Adam and myself I want to thank you for being the most awesome fans on the planet!" There was a cheer that nearly matched the cheer of a few minutes before. By the time the roar had died down enough for me to have the attention of the crowd again Adam was making his way back out to his desk at the rear of the room. "Oh and one more thing before we give you a couple more songs to round out the night. I want to thank Adam for allowing me to drag him up on stage against his wishes and for agreeing to marry me. Let me have another cheer for Adam."
The crowd obeyed me and as Adam stepped behind his sound desk the band broke into our third last song, Know Thy Enemy.
In the band room immediately after the gig I was of course met with words of congratulations, praise and surprise. No one saw my proposal coming, some thought my whole idea was to embarrass Adam and complicate things given his previous bet where I had to change the words of a song, but not one of them considered there was more to my plan than what it looked like on face value.
No one other than Sarah of course and when Dean realized she was the only one in the band room not acting with surprise, only with congratulations he quickly started putting things together.
"You set this up didn't you?" he said to her as he enjoyed a cool down drink.
Sarah looked Dean in the eye. "What are you talking about?"
"The secrets in the bus, all those little chats the last few days, the three encores."
"You think I was able to set up three encores?" Sarah asked him.
"I don't know how but yes, I think you set that up so Christie could win the bet."
"You have a good imagination there, dear!" Sarah smiled and kissed him on the cheek. "That's so sweet, I hope you bring that imagination to bed with you later on!"
Then like a light globe flashed across Dean's eyes he worked out what he thought was the definitive piece of proof. "Of course it was you. That's why you're still here. You were suppose to fly home this afternoon but instead you came up with that excuse to stay an extra night and fly back tomorrow morning."
Sarah said nothing in her defense, she didn't need to, Dean's version of what happened was close enough to the truth and he knew it, dragging it on any further would have been pointless.
Seconds later Adam walked in the door of the band room and the cheers and applause from the crew and band happened again.
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Office of the President of the Republic Press Release - The Timorese Head of State, Dr. Jose Ramos-Horta welcomed today in his office, at the Presidential Palace Nicolau Lobato, in Díli the new UN SRSG Mme. Ameerah Haq, for the first official meeting that lasted about one hour.
H.E. the Special Representative to Timor-Leste of the UN Secretary-Geral, Ban Ki-moon, replaces in these high functions Dr. Atul Khare, who finished his mandate in the end of 2009.
"Welcome, we are very pleased to work with you", said in the occasion the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, before a group of journalist.
"I am most delighted to be in Timor-Leste. My meeting with H.E. the President was very constructive. It is my personal honor, because Dr. Ramos-Horta, a Peace Prize Laureate, has a tremendous leadership", stated Mme.Haq after the meeting, speaking to the journalists.
The SRSG added that she was informed about "the vision and plans – of the Timorese President of the Republic – for the development and the future of Timor-Leste".
"I'm looking forward to precede the work of my predecessor", Dr. Atul Khare, said Mme. Haq.
She is considered to bring to the Mission extensive management and operational experience, particularly at the senior level.
Haq most recently served as Deputy Special Representative of Mr. Ban Ki-moon for Sudan, as well as the UN Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan (2007-2009).
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Algerian theater troupe Istijmam will bring a traditionally inspired performance to IU at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Wells-Metz Theatre. The play includes classic elements of Algerian theater such as limited props, a cast of only three members and heavy reliance on audience participation.
"The lack of props opens a larger space to imagination and creation for the actor and the spectator," Director Jamil Benhamamouch said. "This makes the interactivity between them stronger, so then the spectator becomes a co-creator instead of being a simple watcher."
Istijmam will perform the play "Apples/Et'teffeh," a story about a man who has lost his job and is frustrated with a government that has made daily life incredibly difficult.
As the bilingual title suggests, the play combines English with sections of spoken Arabic, the meanings of which can be inferred contextually, according to Istijmam's website.
It starts with the man's inability to buy apples to bring to his wife because the produce salesman believes their value is greater as a display item than as food.
The play was written by the late Abdelkader Alloula after the uprising in Algeria in 1988. Benhamamouch is his nephew , and his daughter Rihab Alloula will act in the production.
Traditional Algerian theater typically includes a goual, which is an actor who plays many different characters. All of the actors in "Apples/Et'teffeh" are gouals.
"We are mostly interested in the relation between the goual and the character and their impact on the spectator," Rihab said.
The messages found in "Apples/Et'teffeh" are not foreign concepts, though they were written in a different country, said Jane Goodman, associate professor of anthropology at IU. Goodman has been traveling with Istijmam for her research on Algerian theater traditions and will return to Bloomington with them to bring the performance to students, who she said can relate to the production.
"I think they'll find a lot of similarities within their own society, people losing their jobs overnight, places where they work disappearing, that kind of thing," Goodman said.
Istijmam is working with Center Stage, a program created by the United States Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and produced by the New England Foundation for the Arts. Center Stage's goal is to create a cultural transfer using the arts, according to its website.
Istijmam shares that goal, Rihab said.
"For us, it is very important to exchange, to be in contact with other cultures," Rihab said. "We came to the United States with the wish of offering the American public another way of living theater."
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Euro TV to Watch: Fabulous Swedish Sci-Fi Thriller "Real Humans"
If you've seen the terrific British sci-fi thriller series Humans, you owe it to yourself to watch the original Swedish version on which it's based: Real Humans.
Real Humans (Äkta människor): (L-R) Pia Halvorsen as Inger, Lisette Pagler as Anita, Andreas Wilson as Leo, and Eva Rose as Niska — Photo courtesy of Hulu
I binge-watched the Real Humans (Äkta människor) DVDs a couple years ago and liked it so much, I hoped the series would make it to a streaming service in the US one day.
That day arrived on February 1, 2018, when Hulu premiered the first season.
The series is set in a parallel universe where AI in the form of humanoid robots called hubots is nearly ubiquitous in Sweden. Programmed to be obedient, they work in warehouses, serve as housekeepers, and act as companions to the elderly, and hubots that have been hacked and modified can be bought as sex workers.
Attorney Inger Engman (Pia Halvorsen, Valkyrien, Fjällbacka Murders) has reservations about hubots, so the family has been hubot-free. The household grows by one, though, when her husband, Hans (Johan Paulsen, Jordskott, Beck), receives a used model as a freebie for buying a new and expensive home care nurse model for Inger's elderly father, Lennart (Sten Elfström, Wallander). For his part, Lennart doesn't want Vera (Anki Larsson, Inspector Winter); he'd rather keep Odi (Alexander Stocks, Arne Dahl), the hubot friend he's had for years, even though Odi is on the fritz.
While the Engmans treat Anita (Lisette Pagler, Viva Hate, Gåsmamman) as a member of the family, their anti-hubot neighbor, Roger (Leif Andrée, Annika Bengtzon, Nobel's Last Will), doesn't want hubots in his home, at his warehouse job, or anywhere in Sweden. So when his wife, Therese (Camilla Larsson, Beck), gets and keeps a hubot trainer despite Roger's protests, things come to blows.
Meanwhile, a small group of "free" hubots — hubots that have developed consciousness, emotions, and free will — goes into hiding after one of them is captured. Leo (Andreas Wilson, Kennedy's Brain), the leader of the renegade hubots, goes in search of the abducted Mimi while sentient hubot Niska (Eva Rose, Marie Wern) takes decisive action to keep their whereabouts a secret. However, this results in Bea (Marie Robertson, The Sandhamn Murders) and her colleague at E-HURB, the hubot crime task force, launching a double-homicide investigation.
Back in the city, a radical member of the anti-hubot activist group called Real Humans is plotting an attack, a government agent is conducting an investigation into the hubots, Anita is growing on the Engmans in more ways than familial, and Roger gets involved with a new woman while his now-separated wife takes her hubot relationship to another level.
And as Flash (Josephine Alhanko, Irene Huss) and the other fugitive hubots exhibit more of their human-like natures while waiting for Leo to return, it is revealed that certain individuals are actually hubots or a human-hubot hybrid in disguise…
Dark and disturbing, the binge-worthy, ten-episode first season features Natalie Minnevik (Arne Dahl), Måns Nathanaelson (Beck), Peter Viitanen (Veni Vidi Vici), Thomas W. Gabrielsson (The Protectors), Johannes Kuhnke (Black Widows), André Sjöberg (Johan Falk), and Ellen Jelinek (Modus).
Real Human: Season 1 is now streaming in the US, exclusively on Hulu.
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ADAOX Wins Award For Sales Excellence From ESET
06-15-2010 10:11 AM CET | IT, New Media & Software
Press release from: ADAOX Middle East
/ PR Agency: OAK Consulting
Neo Neophytou, Managing Director of ADAOX receiving the award from Senior ESET officials
Recognised for its performance in increasing ESET's sales and market share in the Middle East region
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, June 14, 2010: ADAOX Middle East, the regional business development center of ESET NOD32 Antivirus, announced that they have been recognised by ESET with the 'Sales Excellence' award for their performance and contribution in increasing ESET's sales and market share in the Middle East region in 2009.
Speaking on the award, Mr. Neo Neophytou, Managing Director of ADAOX, said, "We are pleased to receive this award from ESET, which is an achievement and an honour for ADAOX. This award is the result of our team's and channel partners' hard work, dedication, focus and continued efforts in growing ESET's business in the Middle East and Africa region. We were able to increase ESET's footprint in both the SMB and Enterprise segments and will be doubling our efforts to build and strengthen ESET's brand and channel further in this region. We look forward to the continued success of our partnership with ESET," said Mr. Neo Neophytou, Managing Director of ADAOX Middle East.
ADAOX was honoured by ESET at it global partner conference held in Cyprus last week. The company was recognised for its efforts in growing ESET's revenue by more than 25% over the previous year in the MENA region, which emerged as one of the fastest growing markets for ESET despite the economic downturn in 2009.
Over the last few years, ESET has emerged as a global provider of IT security solutions for business and home users. ESET is one of the best security products available in the world today having won more VB100 awards from Virus bulletin than any other antivirus vendor. The company has invested a lot in research and development and delivered the most advanced proactive technology for combating threats, viruses, worms, bots and malware in a fast and easy-to-use product. ESET NOD32 antivirus software is renowned for its advanced heuristics technology in threat detection and is today the fastest and the lightest antivirus product available in the market.
"Our customers in the region are happy and satisfied with the features of ESET's security solutions and continue to use ESET to protect their computers and networks. We plan to promote ESET aggressively and further increase its visibility, brand awareness, market share and reach in this region through exhibitions and road shows. This combined with our channel expansion drive, will ensure that our end-user customers get the best service and support locally," Mr. Neophytou concludes on a high note.
About ADAOX
ADAOX is the regional business development and support center for ESET's range of security products including the award-winning ESET NOD32 and ESET Smart Security. ADAOX, today, is a leading Value Added Distributor which provides IT Security Solutions and Services to customers across the Balkans and the Middle East regions. ADAOX enables customers protect, store and manage their valuable data; and works closely with its Channel Partners to empower them by extending technical expertise, support and training to develop their overall capabilities.
With offices in Cyprus, Greece and the United Arab Emirates, ADAOX specializes in value added distribution and support of IT Security Solutions in the areas of Malware Protection, Disaster Recovery, Web Filtering, Internet Bandwidth Optimization, Unified Threat Management, Antispam and Intrusion Detection & Prevention. ADAOX is committed to ensuring customer satisfaction by offering its partners and customers quick response to all their queries and the best prices in the market.
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Half a century after the publication of The Lonely Doll, Dare Wright remains a subject of fascination. A strikingly attractive woman-child—a model and fashion photographer who always saw the world through the eyes of a girl—she was the author of nineteen children's books that are still remembered fondly by a legion of fans. Ocracoke in the Fifties, now in print for the first time, is Dare Wright's only book for adults. First and foremost, it is a tribute to one of Dare's favorite places. It is also a time capsule of a unique island culture just past the midpoint of the twentieth century. And surprisingly, it is a testament to the timelessness of Ocracoke—which would please Dare immensely. Ocracoke has seen its share of changes, to be sure, but readers will have no trouble recognizing the durable little island off the North Carolina coast. The Ocracoke Lighthouse, the British Cemetery, the pony herd, the white picket fences, the legend of Blackbeard, the weathered fishermen, the barefoot children—seldom have Ocracoke's landmarks, legends, and people been portrayed so memorably as by Dare Wright's camera and pen. Dare Wright died in 2001. Ocracoke in the Fifties will bring a twinge of nostalgia to those who loved her children's books and introduce her to a new generation of readers.


People in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent are bidding farewell to the city's trams after local officials decided to take them out of service.
The move to close the 90km (56-mile) network and sell its fleet of 80 trams was announced in March.
Tashkent mayor Rakhmonbek Usmavov said the trams were unprofitable and slowing down traffic on the city's busy roads.
But many residents are lamenting the decision, and have taken to social media to mourn the loss of the trams.
Uzbeks have been taking photos with the trams and sharing memes about the network.
One woman told local media she took a photo of her son on a tram because she wanted him to have a memory of riding one.
Mr Usmavov said trams no longer provided an effective means of transport, with thousands more passengers using the bus and metro networks instead.
Removing the lines will allow the city to widen some of its roads to ease the congestion, he added.
The city's tram service is one of the oldest in Central Asia, with the first line opening in 1912.
Some social media users defended the system as a convenient and green way to travel, that took years and a lot of money to develop.
Describing the trams as more than "just a mode of transport", many users said that without them, Tashkent would lose some of its character and distinctiveness.
Umid Abdullaev posted: "Maybe in a couple of years, Tashkent's next authorities will realise that they made a big mistake and for the sake of the environment decide to rebuild tram rails and buy trams."
Anna Yurtsevna lamented "It's a pity, my baby will never see a tram."
Work to wind down the service began in 1999 but despite the gradual closure of lines, the city continued to acquire new stock from Russia and the Czech Republic. Some of the fleet is less than five years old.
Aleksandr Nuyazin wrote: "The state has spent a lot of money for something ending after just five years? And nobody has been held responsible."
"Idiots, they recently bought new trams for an average price of $300,000 [£200,000] per unit", posted Schastliviy Papa.
The transport authorities said two major lines would stop operating in April, leaving Tashkent with only two tram lines which are scheduled to close in June. Dismantling of the whole system is scheduled for completion by August.
Many residents took the opportunity to ride on the trams for one last time. One user posted an image of himself riding on a tram for what he said was his first and last time.


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by Chad Eicher | Last Updated: December 26, 2020
While lakes and beaches are the go-to spots for many metal detecting enthusiasts, most stick to dry land. Traditional metal detectors just aren't built for offshore exploration, leaving most to simply imagine what treasures lurking beneath the surface of the water.
Luckily, there are some devices out there to help you scratch that treasure-hunting itch. The best underwater metal detectors allow you to take metal detection technology with you during a dive or snorkeling trip. They're purpose-built with underwater exploration in mind, ensuring that you can stay safe while you explore.
Underwater metal detectors don't come cheap. They have some unique submersible technology to enhance performance in underwater conditions. Before you pick the first detector you see, it's essential to understand how these machines work and what to look for. Take a look at our comparison chart and buying guide below to make a buying decision that you're confident in.
Top 5 Underwater Metal Detectors 2020
1. Fisher CZ21-8
Can be submerged up to 250 feet
Performs well in mineralized salty water
Powerful audio alert system
Operates at 5 kHz and 15 kHz
Pinpoint targeting
Best for Shallow Waters
2. Garrett AT PRO
Enhanced audio
Two search modes
15 kHz frequency
Iron discrimination system
Lightweight and comfortable to use
Comes with the pinpoint scanner
3. Fisher 1280X-8
Waterproof up to 250 feet
Aquanaut system
2.4 kHz frequency
Discrimination system
Different comfort options available
Best for Working Around Mineral Issues
4. Garrett Sea Hunter Mark II
Pulse Induction detector
Works well regardless of mineralization and salinity
Operates as low as 200 feet
Simple control box
Two operating modes
Best Premium Option
5. Minelab Excalibur II 1000 Bundle
Built-in signal amplifier
1.5 to 25.5 kHz frequency range
12-hour battery life
Can be submerged up to 300 feet deep
Best for Comfort
6. Whites TDI BeachHunter Extreme
Separate hip-mounted control box
Pulse-induction technology
Dual-tone audio
Innovative dual-coil system
Adjustable frequency
Best Affordable Product
7. TTLIFE Pulse Induction 750 PinPointer
Submersible up to 100 feet
Handheld design
Brightly colored
Pulse induction technology
1. Fisher CZ21-8 Underwater Metal Detector – Best All-Around Product
2. Garrett AT PRO Underwater Metal Detector – Best for Shallow Waters
3. Fisher 1280X-8 Underwater All-Purpose Metal Detector – Best for Beginners
4. Garrett Sea Hunter Mark II – Best for Working Around Mineral Issues
5. Minelab Excalibur II 1000 Bundle – Best Premium Product
6. Whites TDI BeachHunter Extreme Waterproof Metal Detector – Best for Comfort
7. TTLIFE Pulse Induction 750 Underwater PinPointer – Best Affordable Product
Best Underwater Metal Detectors Buying Guide
What makes an underwater metal detector unique?
Why Can't You Use a Traditional Metal Detector Underwater?
Types of Technology Used for Underwater Metal Detectors
Pulse Induction Detection
Very Low Frequency Detection
Water-Resistant vs Water-Proof Design
How to Choose the Best Underwater Metal Detector
Water Compatibility
Depth Limitations
Coil Size
Mineralization Filter
Below is a list of the best underwater metal detectors.
Fisher is known for making some great metal detectors. This underwater model is no different. It's a well-made device with some great features that can help you out underwater.
First things first, this metal detector has some impressive waterproofing features. It can hold up in depths of up to 250 feet! Plus, it has a built-in discrimination system. Things like ground mineralization or saltwater won't affect its performance. Thanks to the two frequency range options, you can search for a wide range of treasures. Plus, there's a Target ID system that lets you distinguish between iron and gold without even having to dig anything up.
All in all, this metal detector checks off all the boxes. It's built for underwater exploration and does well in a wide range of environments. For that alone, it's well worth your consideration. When you factor in the powerful detection and audio systems, it's a win-win all around.
Can't fine-tune frequency settings
May be a bit too cumbersome for some users
The Garret AT PRO metal detectors has everything you need to get started. You're not just getting a large sweeping metal detector, but the package also comes with a pinpoint device to help you find objects once you start digging. This is meant for shallow water. You can't submerge it past 10 feet. However, the good features make up for that lack of versatility.
One of the highlights of this detector is the audio system. There are two detection modes available. In the professional search mode, you can take advantage of Pro Mode Audio. It's a dynamic system that lets you hear the unique characteristics of a target. The audio signal is altered based on the size of the object, its distance to the coils, and even the material. With the latter feature, you're able to quickly ignore trash metals like iron.
While you can't take this machine on a dive with you, it's certainly capable of helping you discover some underwater finds. The waterproofing measures taken make it a worthy contender for shallow waters. Check out our comprehensive Garrett AT Pro review.
Can only be submerged up to 10 feet
Might be confusing for novices
Are you still learning the ropes of metal detection? If so, this option from Fisher may be for you. The device takes on a similar design to the brand's premium models. Thus, it's lightweight and very well protected. The main difference is that a lot of the settings are removed. It's designed to be user-friendly and flexible enough to be used by anyone.
You don't have to a seasoned professional to use this metal detector. It has a deep-seeking Aquanaut system. Once you turn the detector on, you're good to go. Aquanaut will automatically make performance adjustments based on the conditions you're in. You don't have to fiddle around with settings to start finding treasure. This system will do it all for you down to depths of 250 feet.
Don't expect this model to provide you with professional-quality results. It's a simple detector that can help rookie detectors find valuables in the most treacherous places. For that reason, we recommend this model for new users who don't need a ton of adjustable settings.
Can't adjust the frequency
Frequency output may be too low for some precious metals
Can't fine-tune settings
Here's another great option from Garret. The Sea Hunter II is a pulse induction metal detector with a ton of great features. The fact that it uses pulse induction technology automatically improves salt and mineralization issues. While the discrimination settings are pretty basic, the metal detector already does a good job of not providing false readings.
The detector is very well designed. It weighs less than four pounds and has a couple of ways to mount it. You can attach it to a hip belt or use the included arm cuff to direct the device where you want it. The machine is also painted bright yellow for enhanced visibility.
From a performance standpoint, this machine is a bit limited. It only does 750 pulses a second. This is quite low compared to some of its competitors. While it does great in briny and mineralized soil, the low frequency could present a problem finding smaller pieces of metal.
Despite its shortcomings, we still recommend this metal detector. The pulse induction technology makes it an excellent choice for rougher environments.
Lower pulse count
Simple audio system
When it comes to looks and design, this detector from Minelab is top-notch. All of the controls are placed on top of a lengthy barrel. There isn't a large control box like standard metal detectors. Thus, the machine is sleek and streamlined.
The design of the detector may take some getting used it. Because it's placed directly on top of the body, the controls can weigh the machine down. Plus, you have to move the device away from the ocean floor to make adjustments.
If that's not a deal-breaker for you, the metal detector has a lot to offer. The frequency is fully adjustable, and there's a simple discrimination system built-in. The unit, as a whole, is built tough. It can withstand the pressure of water 300 feet down. Plus, with 12 hours of battery life, you can spend hours down there searching for treasure. What's not to like?
Higher price tag
Check out this unique metal detector from White's Electronics. It's made to help you find metals in shallow waters. While you can't go deep diving, the distinct design of this device does make it very comfortable to use.
Instead of putting the control panel on the pole of the metal detector, this model uses a separate box that you can mount onto your hip. This keeps the handheld unit light and manageable in any condition.
The control box offers some simple adjustments for sensitivity and frequency. The coil on the bottom of the detector features a dual-zone design. It produces two electromagnetic fields to help you find small and large targets at the same time.
This is a cool metal detector with a lot to offer. This model has you covered whether you're wading through the shoreline or trekking through muddy lake waters.
Not the most user-friendly design
Looking for a compact metal detector that you can take anywhere? Take a look at this model from TTLIFE. It's a pocket-sized device that can pinpoint metal objects as much as 100 feet below the water's surface.
Don't expect this machine to perform as well as a full-sized model. Despite its good performance capabilities in salt water and mineralized soil, the pulses just aren't as powerful to do large sweeps for treasure. It's meant to help you pinpoint items after you already have a general idea of where it is.
All in all, this metal detector is a great tool to have in your arsenal. We recommend that you use it with a larger metal detector to save time and effort during your digs.
Lower pulse frequency
No adjustable settings
Ultimately, underwater metal detectors work the same way that on-land varieties do. They rely on the same technology to detect metal buried beneath the substrate. Basically, metal detectors utilize powerful coils that produce an electromagnetic field. The exact way the device does that can vary, but we'll get into that a bit later.
As you know, metal is an excellent conductor. When those hidden metals are exposed to the electromagnetic field produced by the device, they start to create a field of their own. Your detector will pick up that new electromagnetic current and alert you.
Well, it all comes down to design. Because metal detectors create this electromagnetic field, they're highly sensitive to water. Water and electricity don't mix. Having those crucial components come into contact with water can be a recipe for disaster. Not only do you run the risk of getting a nasty shock, but your fancy detection device would be rendered useless.
Manufacturers work around the dangers of water by sealing all of the components from the outside world. They're fully protected from the water and can operate without any issues.
Beyond fundamental flaws in their core design, standard metal detectors just aren't powerful enough to work well in water. Cheaper devices can't look past all of the stuff that's found in lake beds and beach sand.
Let me explain…
Sand and dirt that's found at the bottom of a body of water are usually highly mineralized. This means that it's comprised of different types of rocks and metals. In the metal detecting world, ground mineralization can be a huge hassle. Those minerals are ground up so fine that they're virtually undetectable by the naked eye.
However, that's not stopping your metal detector from picking them up. Those minerals make the ground highly magnetic overall, which poses a problem when you're using electromagnetism to find long-lost relics and scraps.
The biggest problem you'll face with a traditional metal detector in mineralized soil is that you can't pick up anything. The device will go off constantly, even if there's nothing substantial nearby.
High-quality underwater metal detectors can look past all of that mineralized soil. Things like filters, pulse detection, and more make the detectors more sensitive while overlooking the stuff you don't care about.
Metal detectors have evolved quite a bit in the last few decades. The technology powering them has gotten more advanced than ever, paving the way to sensitive underwater models.
While there are a handful of different detection technologies available, two of them have proven to be very effective for underwater use. This includes pulse induction and very low-frequency detection.
Pulse Induction metal detectors are the preferred option for underwater use. As the name would suggest, these devices produce many pulses of an electromagnetic field rather than a long and continuous one. Most detectors can do upwards of 100 pulses a second.
These metal detectors rely on those pulses to find objects. After each pulse, a second pulse is sent through the coils. This is referred to as a reflector pulse. Like the first pulse, the reflector pulse collapses in mere milliseconds. That is, however, unless there's a metal object in the vicinity.
The resulting electromagnetic field from the hidden object causes the reflector pulse to die slower. The metal detector uses that information to determine that there's something worth digging below.
The cool thing about pulse induction metal detectors is that they're not affected by ground mineralization too much. They're highly sensitive and will naturally ignore minerals and salt in the water. Plus, the electromagnetic pulse penetrates deeper into the soil, increasing the odds of finding something.
While they aren't as powerful as pulse induction machines, very low-frequency metal detectors can work well underwater. They're one of the most popular types of detectors on the market today.
Also referred to as VLF detectors, these machines produce a constant magnetic field. One coil generates the magnetic field and pushes it into the ground. Once the magnetic field bounces back, it's picked up by a secondary coil.
If you move the coils over a metal object, the detector will find it by reading the resulting magnetic field. These devices rely on different polarities to detect objects. The magnetic field from the metal object in the soil will be the opposite of the one produced by the detector itself, allowing the device to differentiate the signals.
VLF metal detectors can be a bit finicky when used in tough environments. They don't perform as well in mineralized soil and tend to have an overall weaker sensitivity. With that said, most VLF devices nowadays are highly customizable. Thanks to an array of adjustment settings, you can fine-tune them to work in your environment and overcome many obstacles that are making your quest more challenging.
There's a lot of marketing jargon used to describe a product's performance in wet conditions. While they're easy to confuse, there's a huge difference between water resistance and complete waterproofing.
If a metal detector is described as "water-resistant," that means that it has some protection against moisture. There may be a sealed coil housing or moisture-resistant material. However, it's important to remember that these devices cannot be fully submerged. They're made for use around shallow puddles or along a shoreline. A few splashes of water aren't going to hurt it, but submerging the entire unit into the water will damage it.
Now, a waterproof metal detector is the one you want to go for. It's fully protected and can be used when diving. The "waterproof" label is rightfully earned through strategic engineering and rigorous testing.
Before you pick the first waterproof model you see, it's important to take a look at the IP rating. This rating system is used to let you know how much water the device can take.
Some metal detectors can only work in shallow depths of a couple of feet. Thus, they're more suited for light snorkeling or wading through the water. Typically, these detectors are granted a lower IP rating, such as IPX-4 to IPX-7. If the detectors can be continuously submerged at depths more than a meter, it will be granted a rating of IPX-8.
Now that you understand the basics of underwater metal detectors let's dive a bit deeper into the features you need to look for. Not all metal detecting devices are made the same. To ensure that you're not choosing a product you'll regret, keep the following things in mind.
Do you plan on using your new metal detector in freshwater lakes, brackish water, or in the open ocean? It might not seem like it would make a huge difference, but metal detectors perform differently in salty water. Salinity levels are akin to ground mineralization.
Salt can affect the device's ability to find non-ferrous metals. If the machine is not capable of looking past the salt content, you may find yourself experiencing more false readings.
As we mentioned earlier, depth and water protection are crucial when it comes to underwater metal detection. Don't assume that a device can be submerged to great depths just because it's waterproof. Look at those IP rating to make sure. Sometimes, those waterproofing measures can be damaged due to the pressure of being in deep waters.
When you're choosing the perfect metal detector, there's a fine balance between portability and coverage. A larger coil will let you scan huge areas very quickly. But, you'll have to deal with carrying around a cumbersome device while you're underwater.
Some metal detectors operate on a fixed frequency. Others allow you to adjust the system manually. The latter option is always preferred, as it allows you to search for specific types of metals. For example, metals with low conductivity usually need a higher frequency to find. This includes precious metals like gold or silver.
You can find metal detectors with frequencies as low as 3 kHz up to 100 kHz. Depending on the model, these settings may be fine-tuned with a knob or selected from a couple of predetermined options.
Built-in mineralization filters are a must-have for underwater treasure hunting. If you remember from earlier, we said that pulse induction systems did a better job of getting past high mineralization rates. While this may be true, you can still benefit from a filter.
Many models allow you to turn the filter on or off at will. This is great if you plan on using your new gadget in a range of different environments.
Next up, you need to think about the overall user experience? Are you a seasoned metal detecting enthusiast, or are you new to the game? If you fall into the former category, you can benefit from getting a feature-rich control panel. Machines with all the bells and whistles make fine-tuning your experience a breeze.
On the other hand, they may be confusing for novice metal detecting hobbyists. In those cases, a simpler machine may be the better choice. They have simple settings and do a great job of explaining what to do at the moment.
Most detectors use an audible signal to alert you to the presence of metal nearby. However, there are a few different audio systems available.
The simplest is plain old beeping. A single beep is effective, but it doesn't provide you with nearly as much information as a ground-balanced audio system. These systems produce high-pitched noise that is directly related to the strength of the electromagnetic field. Thus, a louder or higher-pitched tone means that the object is relatively close.
Generally, more detailed audio systems are better for underwater use. There are many variables underwater. The last thing you want to be doing is trying to guess where the hidden object is.
Finally, there's comfort. This is a big thing to think about. This hobby can get dangerous quickly when you factor in all of the potential hazards of being underwater.
A comfortable metal detector that's lightweight and portable is must-have. While clunky metal detectors are fine for land-based searches, they can weigh you down in the water. Plus, they make it harder for you to swim to safety if an issue occurs.
Look out for devices that are small and easy to hold with one hand. Sturdy arm supports, wrist straps, and other security features are always recommended.
There's no shortage of high-quality underwater metal detectors out there. Finding the right one is about understanding the unique challenges you'll face when searching in water conditions.
By choosing a protected metal detector, you can discover long-lost treasures that most metal detecting hobbyists could never find. Check out one of our recommended picks to see what you can find!
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Abba Kyari insists that his detention is entirely on politics and he is very uncomfortable with his extradition to the US.
Abba Kyria doesn't want to be extradited to the US
Detained Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, has asked the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja not to approve his extradition to the United States of America, USA, to face trial over alleged involvement with a notorious Internet fraudster, Ramon Abbas, popularly known as Hushpuppi.
Kyari, who is currently in prison custody for drug-related charges, in fresh processes he filed before the court, alleged that the plan to send him to the US for the prosecution was for the purpose of punishing him.
Insisting that his arrest and subsequent detention had a "political undertone," the embattled DCP told the court that the request to extradite him to the USA was "directed to undermine the crackdown on various crime gangs by the respondent in Nigeria and internationally."
Kyari, in a counter-affidavit deposed to by his younger brother, Mohammed, maintained that all the allegations pending against him are not extraditable offences.
"I know as a fact that the specified offences are of a political character and were, in fact, made for the purpose of prosecuting and punishing the respondent on account of his race, and nationality and were not made in good faith nor in the interest of justice," the deponent averred.
Kyari told the court that he is a highly respected senior police officer that was already carrying out a "sting investigation" on Ramon Olorunwa Abbas or Abdulraman Imraan Juma, otherwise known as Hushpuppi, before he was framed up and arrested.
"A copy of the letter written by the respondent to the Interpol on January 28, 2020, and to the Inspector General of Police on March 3, 2020, in respect of the sting investigation being carried out by the respondent are herewith attached as Exhibit 1a and 1b respectively. This was five months before the arrest of Ramon Abbas and others by the FBI.
The request for the extradition is not supported by any document or verifiable evidence. The request is directed to undermine the crackdown on various crime gangs by the respondent in Nigeria and internationally and has a political undertone.
"The request is for purposes of persecuting or punishing the respondent on account of his defence for the country.
"The respondent is confronted with a series of charges to break him down because of his achievements and various national honours. A copy of the charge framed against the Respondent by the NDLEA is herewith attached as Exhibit 2.
The offences are trumped up and the Respondent is seriously committed to defending himself."
However, the Federal Government, through the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami, SAN, in its own affidavit deposed to by one Bello Abubakar Sholadoye, said it had sufficient evidence to warrant Kyari's extradition to the US for trial.
It told the court that the office of the AGF "was in receipt of extradition request vide a diplomatic channel for the extradition of the Respondent fugitive wanted to stand trial in the USA.
"That the AGF is satisfied that there is no bar to the extradition application," it said.
Meanwhile, Justice Inyang Ekwo has adjourned the matter till today to enable FG's lawyer, Mr Pius Akutah, to respond to Kyari's preliminary objection against his planned extradition.
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