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Why White Elephant Farts?
June 6, 2017 Sami Naik
Lackluster performance! Submerging what the servants of the sports are capable of. Demotivated and discouraged by the viewers judging them at every delivery. Mauled by the arch-rivals to whom you were superior in performances against once upon a time. The unpredictables have become highly predictable. Their game is old school but watching them play has become ragefully tormenting with shameful and embarrassing results.
"India v Pakistan", the title used to define as the Clan of the Titans! The mother of all battles! But in few years with the rise of the cricketing standards in team India and repeated failures in implementing the modern attacking cricket in team Pakistan has bored the tagged anticipation of the rivalry as Wildcat v Pussycat. In the last few years or a few contests, we have observed that India is not only beating Pakistan in results but destroying in all three departments; batting, bowling, and fielding. This has subjected the fans of the latter to expect low in the rivalry games which used to be those special occasions when the employee had to forward his request of a sick leave to his boss. In the countries where multinational people live and work together, the employee (if he is Pakistani) has to face his (Indian) colleagues in the office the next day with embarrassment.
As Imran Khan tweeted a couple of days ago "As a sportsman, I know winning & losing are part of the game but it's painful to watch Pak being thrashed by India without putting up a fight". There is no shame in losing but is shameful if you lost without attempting to fight. And the time passes on and we wait for the next Ind-Pak clash in the future ICC events, do we?
Why did Pakistan lose so badly? What was missing? Was Pakistan really not able to defeat them? The simple answer is NO. We were able to defeat them ONLY if the team had believed in themselves and were self-confident that they can defeat any team on any given day on any given field. On the cricket field, if you want to defend yourself in the game, you have to attack. You have to roar, not meow.
There is no motivator who can make them believe and bring the will power to achieve something in their times. Not even the captain can inspire his own team who stated last week, "We are ranked eight, we have nothing to lose". Wow! How touched I am reading the words of our captain. The word of the captain matters and no one set examples of what Imran influenced the generations when he wore a white t-shirt with a picture of a tiger before the 1992 World Cup quarterfinal match against the Aussies at their yard. Then there are further cases in our history when the tempo of the team is hurt by the behavior of the captains like Younis refusing to lead in 2006 Champions Trophy without consulting the PCB, Shahid Afridi retiring in tests after a 4-year comeback in the format during the 2010 English tour or his passing the statement that the team got more love in India than his country while stepping in India for his last international assignment, WT20.
Khan sahab is repeatedly repeating the repetitive statement repeated in past 30 years to maintain and strengthen the domestic infrastructure which is weak enough to introduce mentally weak players to the international cricket who would face difficulties in adjusting themselves to the challenges they face in proper standards. No one will disagree with him as all his fears and predictions have gone right. And to our misery, we do are suffering. PSL is not important as building a strong domestic infrastructure is. If other cricketing nations organize T20 franchise leagues than the reason is that they already have developed theirs. Despite the fact the infrastructure is weak, we still have been gifted with many champions and achievers like Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain, Inzamam, Saeed, Shoaib, Razzaq, and many more.
The other factor involved in the miserable defeat was the team selection which is fetched from a squad selection, and the squad selection (good or bad) is subjected from the selection committee whose selection always raise a question mark. And that is a very critical issue. Let me focus on the XI before the blog becomes a book. There has been a severe agonized outcry that the team is so far from time traveling to the existence that they have no hard-hitting batsmen to ease and accelerate the run rate and help push the score towards 300, 350 and even touch 400 which is yet to be done in the ODIs. Now then you have two such players in Fakhar Zaman and Faheem Ashraf, and the latter doing the unthinkable in the practice match against Bangladesh. The captain and the coach still didn't prefer to pick any of the two in such an important clash! Was it really hard to think of replacing Ahmed Shahzad, Azhar Ali, Mohammad Hafeez with them?
Oh, wait! then there is Junaid Khan, the only potential and capable wicket-taking pace bowler who can make a promising opening partner to Mohammad Amir and make the viewers hopeful of watching their team take all 10 wickets in an inning. Junaid was expensive in the practice game conceding 73 runs, 5 more runs than Wahab Riaz in 9 overs. But the difference was that Junaid grabbed 4 wickets as compared to being wicketless in the latter's case. To everyone's surprise, Wahab was preferred over Junaid! And that is easily one of the key reasons for the defeat. Wahab getting smacked and destroyed was always on the card and we don't have any luxury to witness any economical bowling of him in a lengthy period. I don't remember if he ever grabbed 5 wickets after the WC semifinal game against India.
One of the tweets yesterday confirmed how worst has Wahab become, what burden of a liability he is on the team since Jan. 2016. In 12 ODIs, he has picked only 9 wickets at an average of 74 with the economy rate of 6.50. His bowling average was 104 vs Aus, 186 vs Eng, and 118 vs NZL. I think the readers are wise enough to understand why would a bowler with such horrible performances still end up in the squad and playing XI but not Junaid Khan.
WAS THE DECISION OF BOWLING FIRST CORRECT?
In most cases, the ideology is that winning the toss is the blessing but I believe either you win the toss or lose, you still have 450 overs in tests, 50 in ODIs and 20 in T20s to win the match. In my opinion, Sarfaraz's decision of bowling first was correct because of the two factors. One, we know the chasing reputation of India which was avoided. Second, our bowling strength has declined a lot and we are not capable of grabbing all 10 wickets in most of the occasions. Yes, we are bad chasers who collapses even when we have to chase 150 or less but there is still a small percentage of a chance after failing in bowling in the first inning.
FAILING THE DEPARTMENTS
Even if you lose the toss and select a wrong XI, there is still a chance of winning if you perform well in all the three departments; batting, bowling, and *hehe* fielding. A cricket statistician should do some favor to our team and add a new category of catch drops to add some interest in digging that how many catches did the team drop from their soft buttered palms. At least I am interested to know by average that how many are they dropping the catches each game. I happen to watch one of the youtube videos to understand how this team practice before the game and ended up with this video leading me to nowhere.
Then they have a history of losing the most crucial games by the catch drops. More bizarre of the fact is that Pakistan's journey to the last two world cups ended by dropping the most important catches, 4 against Tendulkar and one against Watson. The military training that was scheduled before the English tour last year is not possible to be scheduled for them on regular basis nor is this a solution. Not all the teams are physically trained by their country's military.
Sarfaraz's plan to open the bowling with Imad in the second over was a bad idea. He is a kind of bowler who comes to bowl in the middle of the inning when he has to stop the batsmen accelerating the score in which he is pretty good at. Change in plans and Imad turned IMad with no idea what to bowl in the opening and death overs. Result? The whole focus and blame go on his silly haircut but this was the worst he has ever performed. He has been one of our best performers in ODIs and T20Is in past 10 months. If spin was obligatory from the start, Hafeez was the best option to go with as he has always stood a threat against the left-handers but hang on! the captain gave him not a single over! Indian openers lose their hands for shots when Wahab's first intolerable spell began. Pakistan could still have marked a decent comeback but they missed easy chances on the field, the bowling was not on the line. When the fielders dropped catches of Kohli and Yuvraj, you actually gave them the license to kill you.
Their other weakness which adds misery to their woes is that if the batsmen go on aggressive mode, their bowling and fielding goes defensive and last of all, they give up. They choose wrong bowlers for the death overs or if they choose the correct one, then they bowl flat. This shows that the captain and coach had no plans, and if they had then these were not implemented. Had Junaid played this match, he could have calmed the pressure and assisted Amir. There could definitely have been a wicket in the start as Rohit was controlling his hands not to make any mistake but their openers succeeded because Imad was introduced at the wrong time and then Wahab did what he is good at. Amir's temporary injury also helped India smashing more runs in the end as expected. India was so confident that they send Hardik Pandya instead of their death over assassin, MS Dhoni, and Pandya didn't disappoint the captain.
In 2017, where openers are the destroyers, regular strike rotators, partnership builders, large-inning constructors; there is our baffling batting order who play with the same flow while batting first and second, press the panic button and lose their mind. Collapse all of a sudden like a plucked leaf dropped from the hand or an old individual from the wheelchair. They think twice when they have to take a quick single and commit suicide on the pitch. Their almost every batting scorecard has an honorable mention of a RUNOUT by someone. In an era when the teams are chasing 300 more often, this team reaching 300 is still a rare event. In an era when the batsman is focusing on breaking records and building huge innings on the flat pitches, scoring a century by our batsman is sapphire-rare. And that is why there are only 3 entries of our batsmen reaching 150 in ODI history. Strauss alone has 3.
When you are chasing a target at the required run rate more than 6, you have to take the risk and play shots, and try to accelerate the score. But once Ahmad Shahzad departed, the humans on the batting crease became zombies. Till the 17th over, the stats showed on the screen that Pakistani batsmen had dotted 60 balls which are precisely 10 overs. Even the commentators complained live that the batsmen were taking the pressure and dotting too many balls which helped the asking run rate climb swiftly and they gave up. This is not how you bat in modern cricket.
With that target, Sarfaraz must have decided to open with Ahmad and drop Azhar to 4. But the Plan B was missing, so was Plan A. When two wickets fell, they made further mistakes and sent Hafeez instead of Shoaib. And the rest is boring.
ANYTHING TO EXPECT IN CT JOURNEY?
Given the fact that Wahab is injured and out of Champions Trophy for good, Sarfaraz and the coach Mickey Arthur have to decide what should still be done to expect positive or aggressive cricket. Junaid will likely get the ball in the next game. Either Hafeez or Ahmad can make the room for either Fakhar or Faheem. Or both can be dropped and add Haris Sohail with any of the two Fs. But enough is enough, such performances are a huge insult to the global fans who support their team green. So many people from around the world show up on the ground for the love and support but are deceived and bereaved.
How long will they play old-school cricket? When will they upgrade their game or install the new software/hardware? For how long will we listen to the excuses in the same funny post-match interviews of our captain. Yes, Pakistan is not playing international cricket at home and didn't get that much exposure of IPL, the home of flat pitch batting circus, the game changer in the modern cricket which put a permanent full stop in the golden competition of bat and ball as it used to be in the old times. But being very honest, this is all excuse. Despite the above-mentioned factors, Pakistan somehow peaked the ranking in Test cricket last year thanks to our heritage of performing well and being unbeatable side on UAE pitches. We did win Asia Cup, defeated South Africa and India in the ODI series at their yard. We claimed the world title in T20 in 2009 and even reached the semis of 2011 WC. Sorry, but there is no excuse of what the team has become. If the international cricket is not coming to Pakistan, then the head of the PCB should ask ICC the reason? If the international wrestlers can come to Pakistan, if Leisure League featuring world famous football legends Ronaldinho and Roberto Carlos can happen, then why not international cricket? If security was really the issue then the above-mentioned entertainers and sportsmen would not have bothered to come here.
I know they will repeat the mistakes but hoping the best for the team is the only thing I can do while writing this blog because since beginning to love this sport in 1997, I have seen my team in fluctuations and in many good and bad unforgettable moments and memories. Cricket is won only when you promise yourself that you will never let the game down. Cricket is won only when the challenges are tough but the desire of achieving is real. Cricket is won only when your heart tells you to be sincere with the game and conquer the game for the sports, for the nation, for the people who support and love you. May you someday achieve what we still wait for.
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My Greatest Cricket World Cup XI
December 22, 2014 Sami Naik
10 Cricket World Cups in 15 countries…
19 Cricket Teams from 4 regions…
5 Winners at 7 venues…
The madness of cricket will reach its peak on Valentine's Day when Sri Lanka will take on hosts New Zealand. The matches will begin at 4 different times which are 22:00, 1:00, 3:30 and 6:30 GMTs. Sadly for we Asians, we have to adjust our waking-sleeping times due to huge difference in timings.
This will be the second time that Cricket World Cup (CWC) will be hosted in the Oceanian region. The last time CWC was played here 22 years ago; color clothing, white cricket balls and black sight-screens were introduced. This was the beginning of modern-day cricket world cups organized on larger scale.
Since, 2857 ODIs have been played and the game of gentlemen has turned into game of entertainment. Once the game was a battle between batsman and bowler, but now the administration and lawmakers of cricket have moved the momentum by ruthlessly limiting restrictions on bowlers and gifting more favors to batsman so that the spectators and viewers can enjoy the runs and most specifically six-hitting festival.
The format of CWC always changes but this time as compared to the last edition, the format is same. Exactly 14 cricket teams will play 49 matches. Yesterday (21.12.14) I noticed on twitter, former Australian great Matthew Hayden picked his 11 greatest cricketers for any World Cup. That encouraged me to pick my XI and submitted on www.icc-cricket.com.
In this cricketing blog, I present you my Greatest CWC XI by batting order. My formation is 2 openers – 4 middies – 1 wicket keeper – 4 bowlers:
01. SANATH JAYASURIYA
If New Zealand's Mark Greatbatch was surely CWC's first pinch-hitting opener back in 1992, then Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya officially set the trend of big hitting and accelerating run-rate at the beginning of inning in 1996. His partnership in 1996 with another hitter Romesh Kaluwitharana became a stage of depression for all the bowlers as both accelerated the run rates from the start many a time. He was 'Man of the Tournament' of this edition.
Jaya is one of few CWC veterans who has played 5 or more editions. He played 38 matches, scored 1165 runs, picked 27 wickets and took 18 catches which easily make him one of CWC's best all-rounder.
02. SACHIN TENDULKAR
Unarguably the greatest batsman along with Brian Lara the world has ever witnessed in this sport after Don Bradman, Gary Sobers and Viv Richards. His career stats speaks the greatness and service of an individual for the game and his runs make one realize how hungry he was, how sharp the blade of his bat was.
The little master and Javed Miandad are the only cricketers to serve their nation 6 times in CWC. The batting genius has most runs (2278), centuries (6), half-centuries (15) and fours (241) in CWC. Sachin was 'Man of the Tournament' for his 673 runs in 2003, which is also the most in any edition. He also is the only batsman who scored 4 consecutive 50s TWICE!!
03. RICKY PONTING (vice-captain)
46-matches-old CWC veteran! Punter was one of few who enjoyed 12-year CWC domination. Also he and Glenn McGrath were the only to play in 4 consecutive CWC Finals. He is only the 2nd captain in CWC after Clive Lloyd of West Indies to win 2 back-to-back or most titles. Without any doubt, both the captains led a very dominating cricket team in their times who ruled the world of cricket. He played a superb captain's knock of 140* vs India in 2003 Final and got 'Man of the Match' award.
Ponting is 2nd to Sachin in CWC'S top runs scorer and centuries. He hit most sixes in CWC than any batsman (31). He also enjoys being CWC's finest captain as per the stats as under his captaincy, Australia's winning percentage was 92.85%. He led his side in 29 matches and won 26 of them. He lost 2 matches and faced a no-result all in last edition, when Australian domination was ended by new defending champions, India. Australia won every single game in 2003 and 2007 editions under him. As a fielder, he has the most catches (28) by a non wicket-keeper and most in a singe edition (11) i.e., in 2003.
04. VIV RICHARDS
Sachin and Lara surely were the greatest batsmen of their time but will never reach the height where Viv Richards truly was. Richards was one true ambassador of the game in those times when the corporate and big-money pocketers put heavy investment in the game and brought the soul of limited overs cricket. He was a smasher with bat and faced one of most remarkable fast bowlers of his time as compared to Sachin/Lara, that one argument where King of cricket unanimously wins.
Viv was the first batsman to reach 1000 runs in CWC. Among all 13 batsmen of 1000-runs scoring club, he enjoys the best average (63.31). His 138* in Final of 1979 edition will be remembered as one of the greatest WC knocks the batsman has ever played, for which he was also awarded 'Man of the Match'.
05. BRIAN LARA
Cricket's most charming strokes-player ever and one of most stylish batsman ever to grace modern-day cricket. One cannot ignore him in any batting list and I will mention his name in my XI.
Lara is veteran of 5 CWCs and third-highest runs scorer in tournament's history after Tendulkar and Ponting. He scored 2 CWC 100s and both were against South Africa, and both were fabulous knocks. Lara played his last CWC at home in 2007 unfortunately his team wasn't that strong enough to make a history and retired with 299 ODIs.
06. JAVED MIANDAD
Calm but lively character, Miandad was the name who stayed more in the contest in most critical situations, who occupied the crease to frustrate any bowling line-up. Miandad was the first to participate in 6 CWCs, the other being Tendulkar as mentioned before. He was 2nd to Viv who reached 1000 CWC runs.
Among all 13 batsmen of 1000-runs scoring club, Miandad had the least no. of boundaries hitting only 72 fours and 3 sixes which shows his untiring efforts and laboring mountain of runs between the wickets. For a huge surprise, Miandad wasn't selected for Pakistan squad of 1992 edition. But he returned to squad in practice matches and the rest is history.
07. ADAM GILCHRIST
Only a fool will omit his name in this specific XI when it comes in picking a wicket-keeper. Gilly was one of the most destructive batsmen ever played CWC. He played 3 CWCs and won all. His last CWC knock was 'Man of the Match' winning monumental 149 in the Final of 2007 edition against Sri Lanka.
As wicket-keeper, he lead the list of most dismissals (52) in CWC which includes 45 catches (also a record) and 7 stumpings. Gilly is the only wicket-keeper/batsman with 1000 CWC runs. Also to his name is most dismissals (21) in single edition and also in one match (6) both achieved in 2003.
08. IMRAN KHAN (captain)
A leader whose leadership inspired his team to attempt a miracle and took the 1992 title in front of 87,000 world record attendance of Melbourne Cricket Ground against tournament favorites England. Imran Khan was known for his leadership skills and famously termed his team 'Cornered Tigers' when Pakistan heavily needed a major morale boosting comeback. Imran was veteran of 5 CWCs, who led his team in CWC thrice. Pakistan played 22 matches under him, won 14 of them with win percentage of 63%.
Once, Imran was leading wicket-taker in CWC with 34 wickets out of which half were grabbed in 1987 edition. He averaged 19.86 in bowling, which is 2nd best after Glenn McGrath in CWC. He definitely is my captain for this CWC XI with Punter his deputy.
09. WASIM AKRAM
One of the greatest left-arm bowler cricket has ever produced. Wasim Akram known as 'Sultan of Swing' was the first bowler to reach 50 wickets in CWC and is 3rd among leading wicket takers in CWC (55). He played 38 matches, which is the most by any Pakistani, 15 of them he captained the side.
Wasim's most unforgettable performance to date is his heroic all-round performance in 1992 CWC final. Those two game changing deliveries to Allan Lamb and Chris Lewis in the final will be remembered for long time and was awarded 'Man of the Match'. He led his side to the final of 1999 where most of his boys in the squad played their first CWC unfortunately losing to Steve Waugh's Australia from where their rule on cricket began.
10. SHANE WARNE
This might be debatable like a never-ending argument to speak if Warne was better or Murali. Same goes here in CWC. Despite the fact Murali had 68 wickets, I will go with Warne's 32. He played 2 CWCs and the biggest impact on stage was his back-to-back 4 wicket-hauls in 1999 edition which gifted his side to take the title for the first time in 12 years. Warne was awarded 'Man of the Match' in both Semifinal and Final.
Shane along with Geoff Allott became leading wicket taker in any edition with 20 wickets. He has grabbed 4-wicket hauls in CWC four times (along with Murali), which is the most by any.
11. GLENN MCGRATH
And my last pick is going to be one of the most deadliest line-and-length fast bowler, Glenn McGrath. He is the leading wicket-taker in CWC with 71 wickets. Also tops the list of best bowling figures of 7/15 vs Namibia in 2003. His CWC bowling average of 18.19 is also above all names and in bowling strike rates (27.5), he is just 2nd to Zaheer Khan.
Glenn played 4 CWCs and reached all the Finals. He along with Ponting and Gilchrist are the only cricketers to play 3 successive CWC finals. 2007 was his last and made another record with most wickets by any bowler in single edition with 26. For this extraordinary performance, he was chosen 'Man of the Tournament'.
Picking XI for any certain criteria is never easy. Selecting 11 greatest cricketers of CWC history always need a thorough research and achievements by individual. Brian Lara is the only player in my XI who never won the CWC. I believe my biggest omission is Muralitharan who grabbed 68 wickets in 5 CWCs. Sachin, Wasim and Gilly were the most obvious choice. Arrangement of batting order was a problem as Javed usually batted at #4 and Lara played most part of his ODI career at #3 and #4. Gilly who batted most of his career as opener is compromised at keeper's best slot #7 for the sake of Jayasuriya.
Apply ICC field restrictions new or old, my openers Jaya/Sachin will always be delight to watch together. These two ODI veterans are the only cricketers who have served their teams for more than 20 years this century. Either you bowl first or later, either you have new ball or old, my opening bowlers Wasim-McGrath will be the most ideal and deadly combo on any surface. Captain Imran Khan will be my ideal first change with Warne's varieties of leg-spinning from the other hand.
With 4 powerful bowlers, I will use Jaya and Richards. Both were slow-arm orthodox but very very handy for their teams. Jaya had 323 ODI wickets and his bowling famously turned the Semifinal match against India in 1996 edition which ended in Sri Lanka's favor due to crowd' disturbance. Richards had 118 ODI wickets and his 3/52 in Semifinal match against Pakistan in 1979 assured West Indies path to Final. Still need more hands in bowling, Sachin could bowl many varieties besides fast bowling and had 154 ODI wickets to his name.
I don't think this team needs a head coach for any CWC, but if asked then I will pick John Buchanan because Bob Woolmer is no more. Hope the readers found the blog and my Greatest CWC XI interesting. You may share your feedback below.
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May the best and most deserving team takes the glory at MCG…
CWC15 Final will be played at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
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Today's workforce shortage has dominated the construction industry news this year more than ever before. The title of this article is a question that can easily relate to this shortage issue. So what is the correct answer to the question? If you are an owner that built the business from the ground up, you have a pretty good idea. The first condition to test is how much work can get done? Are there any conditions that would limit the quantity of work to complete that day? An example of this could be that we have 3,000 SF of sidewalks to do but because the brick mason is still completing their work they are blocking us from getting the full 3,000 SF completed and only 500 SF can be done. Other conditions may be trying to do more than is capable and risk quality. The weather can even be a contributing factor. On a construction project there are many limiting conditions that can affect our work on a daily basis. Many times I have seen Foreman/Superintendents want to maintain the same crew size because they are a team and the number on the team is not considered when planning work. This way of thinking can create profit robbing results.
In this example we used past jobs (in blue) to compare to when bidding the example job. We established a production rate (in orange) based on factual accomplished goals. We can even establish a Company goal (in green) that all crews can strive for.
The Foreman/Superintendent bought into the budgeted hours because they trust what numbers were used to establish the goal. Many times they realize that a lot of the numbers used were goals accomplished on jobs they completed. Once we have everyone understanding the units of measure of each cost code we can use the production rate to determine the correct crew size. The following table answers the question for the Foreman/Superintendent that has a brick mason holding him up and only allowing him to complete 500 Sq. Ft. for the day.
With the brick mason's restriction on the work needing done, the best they can do will only allow for him to use a 5 or 6-man crew to get the 500 Sq. Ft. completed. If there are more men on his crew, he is looking for other work they can be profitable on and planning accordingly. In the past he would have scheduled all the men and not realizing the reason for the negative effect on his production rate. As you can see if this practice of production measuring is mastered then the profits that can be captured are enormous. What is even more incredible is at the end of the day every worker has a basic question answered for them, "How did I do today, Boss?".
So to answer the question the correct number is based on the obtainable production rate based on job site conditions. Every day, every job is different and having a tool like this will help the team determine the most profitable approach in planning around these conditions.
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Facebook wants to make platform safer for women
News Technology U.S. & World October 30, 2019 Newsroom Staff
MENLO PARK, Calif. (CNN) – Facebook is using artificial intelligence to fight for women's safety.
The platform said in a blog post Tuesday that it is working to make its social media platforms safer for women, including preventing revenge porn.
Facebook said sharing non-consensual intimate photos disproportionately affects women.
The social media company launched a pilot program in 2017 where images are securely submitted. Digital fingerprints are then created of the files, which prevents them from being shared by other users.
Facebook said it wanted to do more, so it developed AI tools to detect images and videos shared without the subject's permission. This allows files to be deleted without anyone having to report them.
In the U.S., that includes nude images and videos.
In some countries, other images that could be shared to put a woman at risk, like a photo of her ankle or of her pictured with a man who's not a family member, are also classified as bullying and harassment and can be removed.
Facebook said it partnered with domestic violence experts in its initiatives.

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We wanted to get away for a week from home, so we review several campgrounds around the area. There was just something about the website that kept bring me back to here. When we pulled in, we greeted so warmly, I knew they we had made a great choice. We only of a few in after Christmas, but it was still an amazing place. The campgrounds is new and still be worked on to make it even better than what it was already. They have a spacious and very nice lodge. The bathrooms were well maintained. You are located across the road from a casino. Close to some very quaint towns. Grocery and Walmart very close by. You are only a few hours to other places like Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Ashville. This place is wonderful and we will be back. The staff was incredibility nice and helpful.
We visited the RV park driving back to Atlanta from Pigeon Forge (we had friends staying there). We were considering a month long rental and were a little on the fence about staying there due to the reviews and wanted to see it for ourselves. My first impression was "so-so". Because our friends were there we decided to give it a try. My husband went to the office to reserve the space next door to them with plans to bring our camper the next day. When he went to the office he was informed that site next door to them wasn't available (understandable) however another space nearby was (we couldn't see that site from their camper). He paid for the site. We went directly to the site and discovered it was completely surrounded by mud (sparse grass, a huge dirt wall imbankment that was certain to flood the site with more mud and dirt when it rained - no silt fence to stop the mud slide). We went DIRECTLY back to the office in the time it takes to drive to the site and drive directly back to the office. I informed the manager that we couldn't take the site because it it essentially a mud hole and we have a 5/7 year old boys and there's literally no way to keep them out of the mud (they would have been isolated to about 20% of the concrete pad or the street) She informed me we would be charged a 1 week rental for the 5 minute later cancellation (yep you read that correctly). This of course was ridiculous bc we went directly to the site and directly back to the office and informed her we couldn't use it due to the mud conditions. You couldn't access the power/water connections without walking thru mud and mud completely surrounded the concrete pad. We were back in the office within 5-7 minutes tops of making the reservation!! Her only comment was "its not a mud hole" and "I explained the cancellation policy to your husband" WOW talk about a serious deficiency in customer service, professionalism and a lack of understanding consumers rights. Imagine checking into a hotel and walking to the hotel room in finding conditions existed that made it impossible for you to use the room and going back to the office and being told you were going to be charged for it anyway. Fortunately our bank understands consumer rights to actually receive a usable service (which clearly we did not and couldn't use the lot offered). To have our bank solve this when she clearly should have cancelled the transaction is beyond ridiculous. We are talking 5 minutes later and immediately returning to the office after looking at the muddy site. That's not a cancellation policy that's borderline theft and hyjacking a customers credit card. This was not a reservation made and we were just unable to arrive as planned.....(that would have been understandable) This was a walk in the office, reserve a space, go look at it and see it's a mess and we won't put our camper on it scenario bc of the site conditions.... Any reputable business would have apologized and canceled the charges immediately. Instead we were told a one week cancellation fee would be charged (laughable)!! Worth noting is that my credit card was charged $695 (595 + 100) immediately. And while we were back in the office immediately (we didn't even have our camper with us) no refund or adjustment has been applied my Valley River. My bank has instructed me that they will reverse the charges because of course they know it's a joke. What a shame that Bank of America has to fix their incompetence. I am a business owner and employee managers to manage real estate projects. No way would I ever leave this lacking manager in charge of my real estate office. She expressed zero concern, zero professionalism and was defensive about the conditions. Literally her only words were "It's not a mud hole" and "I explained our cancellation policy to your husband". I'm sure the few positive reviews found on this RV Park were solicited (as suggested in one of the actual reviews) Campers are mostly a friendly group of folks that want to enjoy the outdoors and spend time with friends. I consider myself and my family part of that group. I've never witnessed an RV Park, hotel or otherwise quote a cancellation policy instead of immediately canceling a transaction (even apologize) for the situation. I am so thankful we had not hauled our 40' camper the 3 hour drive there before seeing the actual site. This RV Park may be "up and coming". The clubhouse and pool looked nice. The campsites near the front seem to get attention however the ones in the back where they are adding on a second section are not and it is a muddy mess. The "pond" is a drainage pond causing a huge infestation of gnats and mosquitos (not a pest problem typically associated with the mountains). The standing stagnant water and mud are a breeding ground. Be prepared to stay indoors or swallow them by the mouthful. No fire pits No room on the pad No playground Drainage pond is not fenced and offers a steep drop off I would definitely NOT consider this an option for mountain getaway. There are plenty of far better choices nearby with reputable business practices. Things could be better a year or so after this review "if" there has been a change in management and a dedicated effort to control the mud and deal with the stagnant water. We might have given this place another chance later once they had an opportunity to address the physical issues understanding some things go hand in hand with construction.... however the poor, lack of professional handling and poor guest services and the take away feeling of being ripped off ensures we won't return.
This will be a great place when it is completed. The host/employees are the most professional/friendliest that we have met at any campground so far. They want you at their campground and want you back. We felt like part of their family. We arrived after hours and when we pulled in our spot, here came the hosts with flashlights and just started helping us set up. What a breath of fresh air this place is. Before you stay, check with them by phone or email and see what parts of the resort are actually finished so there will not be any disappointment or misunderstanding. We already knew since we stopped in on a recent road trip. Highly recommend this campground.
We stayed at site 42 in a 27 Ft. Class C with 1 slide out. Overview: This was a very difficult Campground to review due to the fact most of it was under construction. This review is based on what was available at the time of our stay and more recent reviews should be taken into consideration. Pros: Very beautiful Clubhouse. The folks that work there were definitely excited about the prospects of this Campground. They were very knowledgeable of the surrounding area as far as attractions and events. Harrahs Casino was near by. Walking to it was not easy. It was across the street as the web site says. But what it does not tell you is the street is a 4 lane Highway, and the Casino is about another quarter mile up a very steep hill (Mountain?) Cons: Very muddy due to the construction and lack of grass. To call this a Resort at this time would be stretching it a bit. The Fitness room, Pool, Restroom and Laundry building were under construction. No dog park, and walking the dogs was a muddy mess! I would say the lake is more of a large pond with muddy banks on the RV sites side. I would not fish from there but you could fish on the Clubhouse side with no problem. The above is true as of Nov and Dec, 2017 time frame. If their proposed Future RV Resort pans out I'm sure this will in fact be a great place to stay. When making reservations or calling about vacancies I would definitely ask what is available as far as amenities go.
Me and my family had a great time during our stay at Valley River. The staff was very kind and friendly, the grounds were gorgeous and it was nice only being just across the street from the casino! I couldn't recommend this place high enough. Me and my family will definitely be back!


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Based on China fertility survey 2017, this report presents the national fertility level, age-specific fertility rate and parity distribution. The survey results show that during 2006–2016 the mean ages at first marriage and first birth increased by 2.7 and 2.6 years respectively. From 2006 to 2011, the total fertility rate was around 1.60–1.70, and experienced notable fluctuations during 2012–2016. Compared the age-specific fertility in 2006 with in 2011, the curve in 2016 shifted significantly to the right side. Affected by the relaxation of the fertility policy, the proportion of second births among the total births had increased year by year since 2012.
In this article, the parity is referred as the order of living birth.
During 1982–2006, former National Family Planning Commission of China and then former National Population and Family Planning Commission of China conducted six national-wide comprehensive surveys on fertility, the six surveys are: National 1‰ Population Survey on Fertility in 1982, National Survey on Fertility and Contraception in 1988, the First Survey for National Family Planning Information System in 1992, National Survey on Population and Reproductive Health in 1997, National Survey on Family Planning and Reproductive Health in 2001, National Survey on Population and Family Planning in 2006. The data collected from the surveys provided important scientific basis for understanding the national trend of fertility and for the policy development. However, since 2006, this type of once-every-five-year national survey had been suspended, and Chinese fertility-related studies mainly relied on the population census, 1% population survey, annual surveys on population changes, and vital statistics from related government departments. In 2017, former National Health and Family Planning Commission of China organized a national representative fertility survey (Zhuang et al. 2018).
The target population of China fertility survey 2017 (hereafter CFS 2017) was women aged 15–60 with Chinese citizenship living in China's mainland at 00:00 July 1, 2017. The main contents of the survey include following four aspects, namely childbearing intentions, childbearing behaviors, childbearing experience and the use of services related to childrearing, and determinants of childbearing.
A total sample size of 250,000 was chosen, and a total of 249,946 individuals were interviewed successfully. The methods of stratified three-stage and PPS (probability proportional to size) sampling were adopted in the survey. The outcome of the post-survey quality check shows that the birth data collected from this survey is reliable (Zhuang et al. 2018). To minimize the structural bias of the samples generated from the defects of sample frame, the ex post facto weighting was applied to the sample data. This paper presents preliminary results of China's fertility status based on the weighted survey data.
CFS 2017 shows a decreasing proportion of married women at the age of 20–34 during 2006–2016. There is a significant difference of proportion of married women between urban and rural areas. At the age of 20, only 1.4% women were married in urban areas, and 8.6% were married in rural areas; at the age of 25, 30.5% were married in urban areas and 66.2% were married in rural areas. At the age of 30, 82.0% were married in urban areas and 94.6% were married in rural areas.
The mean age at first marriage of women at childbearing age shows a dramatic increase. The mean age at first marriage increased from 23.6 in 2006 to 26.3 in 2016, and specifically, in urban areas it increased from 24.6 to 26.9, while in rural area it increased from 22.8 to 25.6 (see Table 1). Great attention needs to be paid to the impact of the decreasing proportion of married women and the increasing mean age at first marriage on the fertility.
Mean age at first marriage of women at childbearing age by urban and rural areas, 2006–2016.
The total fertility rate during 2006–2016 fluctuated around 1.65 (see Table 2). As influenced by the 12 symbolic animals of the year, 2012 which was the lunar year of dragon saw the higher fertility rate at 1.78, while 2015 which was the lunar year of sheep saw the lower fertility rate at 1.41. Affected by the selective two-child policy and then the universal two-child policy, the total fertility rate in 2014 and 2016 was higher than that of its previous year, which stood at 1.67 and 1.77, respectively (see Table 2).
Total fertility rate by Urban and rural areas, 2006–2016.
The significant differences are found in the effect of the fertility policy adjustment on the fertility levels between urban and rural areas and between different regions. The total fertility rate in urban and rural areas in 2014 were 1.37 and 1.99, respectively, which increased by 0.16 and 0.17 each, compared with that of the year 2013. The total fertility rate in urban and rural areas in 2016 was 1.54 and 2.05, respectively, which increased by 0.17 and 0.06 each, compared with that of the year 2014. This shows that the fertility policy relaxation generated a greater impact on married women at childbearing age in urban areas.
There are significant differences of the fertility levels among different regions. During 2006–2015, the total fertility rate of all regions shows a decreasing trend, while there are huge differences among various geographic regions. The highest total fertility rate was found in China's Central region, which was 0.67 higher than the lowest total fertility rate in North-East region. The total fertility rate increased in 2016 as it was affected by the implementation of the universal two-child fertility policy. The total fertility rates in the East region, Central region, Western region and North-East region were 1.79, 1.90, 1.83 and 1.04, respectively. The highest total fertility rate found in Central region was 0.86 higher than the lowest one in North-East region (see Fig. 1).
Total fertility rate by region, 2006–2016.
CFS 2017 data shows that the total fertility rate of first birth decreased from 0.88 in 2011 to 0.67 in 2016, while the total fertility rate of second birth increased from 0.57 to 0.94 at the same time period, and there was not notable change in the total fertility rate of the third birth, fluctuating around 0.15. Affected by the introduction of the universal two-child fertility policy, the increase of total fertility rate of second birth enabled the increase of the total fertility rate as a whole (see Fig. 2).
Total fertility rate by parity, 2006–2016.
Table 3 shows the average number of children ever born to women aged 35–60, with number of children increasing by the ages of women. It is worthwhile to note that if 45 years of age is regarded as the age of completing childbearing, in the 16 age groups between 45 and 60 years old, only the fertility of 7 age groups between 54 and 60 years of age reached or approached the replacement level, while those of the other 9 age groups were lower or remarkably lower than the replacement level. The average numbers of children ever born to women at ages of 60 and 50 were 2.12 and 1.85, respectively.
Average number of children ever born to women aged 35–60.
The 3 years namely 2006, 2011 and 2016 were selected among the 11 years during 2006–2016 based on the principle of equal interval, and the comparison was made for the age-specific fertility of these 3 years, considering the factors on the analyses of fertility trend and the impact of the implementation of the adjusted fertility policy.
Figure 3 shows the distribution of age-specific fertility rate in the above-mentioned 3 years. The distribution of age-specific fertility rate in 2016 was shifted significantly to the right side, compared with that in 2006 and 2011. The age of the fertility peak in both 2006 and 2011 was 23 years old, and it increased to 26 years old in 2016. The fertility rates at childbearing peak age in 2006 and 2011 were 139‰ and 132‰, respectively, while a big increase was observed in 2016, standing as high as 160‰.
It is worth noting that there was a decrease of fertility level among lower age groups in 2016, compared with that in 2006 and 2011. The delayed childbearing brought with the decrease of the accumulated age-specific fertility. However, as affected by the universal two-child fertility policy, compensatory fertility in the higher age groups increased substantially. The introduction of the adjusted fertility policy brought with the rise of the accumulated age-specific fertility (see Fig. 3).
The mean age of women at first birth increased from 24.3 years old in 2006 to 26.9 years old in 2016, while that of women at second birth increased from 29.2 years old in 2014 to 30.2 years old in 2016, which is caused by having second birth at a later age among women at childbearing age after the fertility policy relaxation. There was no notable change of mean age of women at third birth and above (see Table 4).
Mean age at birth by parity, 2006–2016.
Table 5 shows the parity distribution of children born during 2006–2016. The survey data tells that there was a general decrease of the proportion of first child among all the children born during 2006–2016, and there was a decrease at the beginning and afterwards an increase of second child. There was a small fluctuation of the proportion of third child and above around 10%.
Parity distribution of newborns, 2006–2016.
Since 2012, there had been a regular change in the proportion of first birth and second birth, that is an increase of the second birth and a decrease of first birth year by year. The increase of the second birth relieved the pressure of the decrease of the number of births caused by the decrease of the first birth. It also means that the decrease of the proportion of the single-child families may have a great significance for adjusting family structure and strengthening family support.
Since the mean age at first marriage and first birth increased at different pace in each year during 2006–2016, the intervals between the first marriage and the first childbirth show a trend of decreasing at the beginning, followed by a moderate increase. It decreased slightly from 1.6 years in 2006 to 1.5 years in 2010, and then increased to 2.0 years in 2016.
The interval between the first birth and second birth reduced from 6.7 years in 2006 to 5.9 years in 2010. There was a marginal fluctuation between 5.5 and 5.7 years during 2011–2015 and the interval increased to 6.0 years in 2016 (see Fig. 4).
Intervals between first marriage and first childbirth and between the first and second births, women at childbearing age, 2006–2016.
This report presents a preliminary result on the current fertility status of China based on the data collected from China fertility survey 2017. The results show the following trends: first, the total fertility rate was around 1.60 during 2006–2015. As affected by the implementation of universal two-child fertility policy, the rise of the fertility rate of the second birth led to the increase of the total fertility rate to 1.77 in 2016. Second, the distribution of age-specific fertility rate shifted to the right side substantially, which reflects the release of the fertility potential as expected. Third, the gaps among fertility levels in the East region, Central region and Western region narrowed gradually. The fertility level in the North-East region remained very low for a long time period.
There have been some effects of the fertility policy on the changes of fertility levels. However, other factors, including economic and social development, policies supporting childbearing and childrearing, and infertility will also have important impacts on the fertility changes.
Concerning the future fertility trend of China, the authors believe that under the current situation, the fertility rate may continue to decline if there is no stronger intervention to be in place. China fertility survey 2017 has provided rich information on the fertility status, fertility intention, contraceptive use, and public services for childbearing and childrearing in current China. More analyses and results of the survey will be reported.


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Russian citizenship made easy for Ukrainians: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed a decree on granting individuals permanently residing in certain districts of Ukraine the right to apply for Russian citizenship using a simplified procedure.
Citizenship of the Russian Federation is obtained by birth, as a result of granting citizenship and in the event of changing Russia's state borders in accordance with an international agreement. But the new legislation provides for a general and even more simplified procedure for obtaining Russian citizenship, TASS agency reported.
According to the new legislation, citizenship is granted without requiring a residence permit and uninterrupted residence in Russia for five years. The term considering the documents, in this case, does not exceed six months.
For citizens of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, it has been reduced to three months in accordance with the four-party agreement signed on February 26, 1999, which took effect on November 4, 2000, the Kremlin said in a statement.
In addition, Russian citizenship can be obtained under the simplified procedure by two more groups of foreign citizens and stateless persons (the time period for considering their applications is three months).
The first group includes individuals who reside in Russia legally on a permanent basis and are recognised as native Russian speakers by a special commission set up by the Interior Ministry with the involvement of philologists and linguists. However, they must pledge to comply with the Russian Constitution and legislation, have legitimate income and renounce foreign citizenship, the statement added.
The second category includes participants in the State program of assistance to voluntary resettlement of compatriots to the Russian Federation.
If the application for Russian citizenship is rejected, the applicant may apply for citizenship again in a year's time.
Putin signed the decree 24 hours after Ukraine's election commission officially declared Volodymyr Zelenskiy as the winner of the country's recently held presidential elections.
Simplified citizenship for Donetsk and Luhansk residents was made possible after Putin was granted the authority to select foreigners eligible for Russian passports under a law that entered into force on March 29.
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Q: How to pick my geo location using google maps I am new to geo locations and I am using PHP. I want to get a map on my website in web where a person in my website knows his exact location. He should also be able to change his location on the map like as in swiggy.com

A: Ok, I will asume you've read the Google Map API documentation. Googling what you're asking should drive you here:
https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/geolocation
What I'm gonna tell you is how to add a Draggable Marker.
  var map = new google.maps.Map([...])
  //After using geolocation and getting the user coordinates

  var marker = new google.maps.Marker({
    //Note this variable contains the previously created LatLng Object
    //with the user position
    position: userPosLatLng,

    //Important so the user can realocate
    draggable: true,

    map: map,
    title: 'You're here'
  });

You want to update the user coordinates when he stops dragging the marker right?
Here you do it. Add this event listener after the previous lines:
google.maps.event.addListener(marker, 'dragend', function(event) {
    userPosLatLng = event.latLng;
});

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I hadn't had a dog in over 20 years due to my busy schedule and traveling constantly I just didn't have the time to get a dog and train him at the time. But all that changed when I changed careers and decided to start my own business so I now had the time and schedule and started thinking I'd like a dog again.
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Scary Snake With A Cute Name
Karley Newton
The newest snake was announced this month, and has scary black and yellow scales, menacing green eyes, and two spiked horns. The new creature was publically introduced this month, and was made famous not for its scary appearance, but the fact that it was named after a seven year old.
'Matilda's Horned Viper' was named after the daughter of one of the scientists that discovered the animal. Tim Davenport's daughter became fascinated by the snake, and its scary appearance.
Davneport had this to say about his daughters fascination, according to Yahoo.com :
""My daughter, who was 5 at the time, became fascinated by it and used to love spending time watching it and helping us look after it," he said. "We called it Matilda's Viper at that stage … and then the name stuck."
The Viper was originally discovered in a small section of Southwest Tanzania two years ago.
Jenna Chaplin, a Junior at FHS,also expressed her opinion about the scary snake:
"I don't know how any little kid could be so fascinated by such a gross looking snake," she says. "When I was five I like Barbies. That's just weird."
Only three new types of Viper have been found in Africa in the last thirty years, which makes this new snake very important to scientists everywhere. Because of this, the Wildlife Conservation Society refuses to name exactly where the snake lives, in order to prevent it from being hunted by poachers.
The number of Matilda's Horned Vipers living in the wild is unknown, because snake counts are nearly impossible due to their hiding skills and migration patterns.
Currently tweleve of these snakes are living in captivity in Africa, and are being used for breeding.
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Here, we will try to describe at best our budget.
We have decided to travel without working! Actually, we won't look for any paid jobs. If an interesting opportunity comes to us, why not. We will see in due time.
Actually, we will 'work' only in New-Zealand but in exchange for room and board and not for money. It's called HelpX (a dedicated post will arrive soon). For the rest of our trip, we will backpack like tourists (ok, poor tourists but still tourists).
Even if each night is included in our budget, we hope to find a lot of CouchSurfing (for that too, a post will arrive) to meet locals.
We won't detail purchases for luggage because we bought a lot of stuff. However, we already owned a lot of hiking equipement especially Jeremy.
Here is the forecast for 2 months in Australia. To see how much we spent, it's on the Australian assessment post.
In New-Zealand, we plan to do HelpX 75% of our time. During these HelpX, we will be provided with accommodation and meals free of charge, so no expense to sleep and to eat.
The back-up money is THE travel safety budget. If we don't spend it, it will be integrated in the 'Back to normal life' budget. As we like to enjoy ourselves and we wish to visit Antarctica (this is hypothetical), maybe we will have to use some of this money… At first, this budget was around 5 000 €, in the end that's what we have left in our bank account after subtracting the other budgets. It will be updated on a regular basis!
Because someday we will go home and we just want to make sure to restart our 'normal life' with a financial boost . So, some money is blocked.


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How do you calculate chemical shift?
Chemical shift is associated with the Larmor frequency of a nuclear spin to its chemical environment. Tetramethylsilane [TMS;(CH3)4Si] is generally used for standard to determine chemical shift of compounds: δTMS=0ppm.
Where does dichloromethane show up on NMR?
1H-NMR shift (ppm)
Acetonitrile-d3 CD3CN 1.93
Dichloromethane-d2 CD2Cl2 5.32
Dimethylsulfoxide-d6 CD3SOCD3 2.49
Methanol-d4 CD3OD 3.35, 4.78
What are chemical shifts in NMR?
In nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, the chemical shift is the resonant frequency of a nucleus relative to a standard in a magnetic field. Often the position and number of chemical shifts are diagnostic of the structure of a molecule. This is reflected in the spin energy levels (and resonance frequencies).
What is the chemical shift of cyclohexane?
At low temperatures the axial and equatorial hydrogens of cyclohexane differ by 0.5 ppm, the average shift at room temperature is 1.44, close to the standard value of 1.2.
What does δ mean in NMR?
The scale is commonly expressed as parts per million (ppm) which is independent of the spectrometer frequency. The scale is the delta (δ) scale. The range at which most NMR absorptions occur is quite narrow. Almost all 1H absorptions occur downfield within 10 ppm of TMS.
What is chemical shift value?
A chemical shift is defined as the difference in parts per million (ppm) between the resonance frequency of the observed proton and that of the tetramethylsilane (TMS) hydrogens. From: Spin Resonance Spectroscopy, 2018.
Why does CDCl3 show up as a triplet?
Since CDCl3 has 1 deuterium (n = 1), and the spin type is 1 (I = 1), you get 2(1)(1) + 1 = 3, so 3 peaks. The CDCl3 signal is a 1:1:1 triplet due to the J coupling to the deuteron which is a spin I=1 nucleus having three energy levels.
Why CCl4 is not used in NMR?
Carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) is a useful solvent because it has no protons, and there- fore has no 1H NMR absorption. However, many organic compounds are not dissolved by carbon tetrachloride. Many of the most useful organic solvents contain hydrogens, which have interfering absorptions.
What is chemical shift and how it is measured?
The chemical shift of a particular proton is defined as the difference (in hertz) between the resonance frequency of the proton under observation and that of TMS, divided by the operating frequency of the spectrometer. For example, when benzene is analyzed using an NMR spectrometer operating at 300 MHz, the.
How many hydrogens are in cyclohexane?
Axial and Equatorial Positions in Cyclohexane. Careful examination of the chair conformation of cyclohexane, shows that the twelve hydrogens are not structurally equivalent. Six of them are located about the periphery of the carbon ring, and are termed equatorial.
How many signals does cyclohexane have?
The cyclohexane molecule exhibits only one signal at room temperature. The mere introduction of a methyl group changes the spectrum to five signals, corresponding to 5 different sets of protons.
Why Delta Scale is used in NMR?
The x-axis of an NMR spectrum is called the delta scale. It shows the position of resonance of each nucleus relative to a standard (TMS) and has units of ppm.
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