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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Beijing to free three defenders of press freedom who have been detained in Chinese black prisons since April 19 for reposting censored news articles on an open-source website.
On April 19th, three defenders of press freedom, 27-year-old Cai Wei, 30-year-old Tang, and 27-year-old Chen Mei, were arrested for reposting on the open-source platform GitHub news articles and interviews, including some related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The trio were involved in Terminus2049, a crowd-source online project started in 2018, which aims at overcoming the regime's censorship by preserving censored news content.
Cai Wei and Tang, graduates of Tsinghua and Beijing Universities respectively, and Chen Mei, who obtained a degree from South China Agricultural University, are being kept under "residential surveillance in a designated location (RSDL)", a term that refers to China's "black prisons", under the vague accusation of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble".
"Helping the public access censored information that could be potentially life-saving is not a crime," said Cédric Alviani, RSF East Asia bureau head, who urged the Chinese regime to "immediately set them free."
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, Chinese authorities have been doing everything they can to impose their narrative on the coronavirus, including blocking the circulation of information in China, denigrating foreign media outlets that criticize Beijing's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, and spreading false information.
China, 177th out of 180 countries in RSF's 2020 World Press Freedom Index, is the world's worst jailer of journalists with at least 112 of them behind bars.
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Rami Malek used to skip out of his computer class in high school.
Which isn't noteworthy, except for the fact he's been playing hacker Elliot Alderson in the hit USA Network show "Mr. Robot" for a full season now. He recently had a chance to speak with Take Two's Alex Cohen about the show, which has been a runaway success.
"I didn't want to play the typical computer hacker. I wanted it to come off as very authentic, but at the same time, play against type," says Malek. "I looked at [Elliot] and I love the idea that there he was with his drug dealer and sleeping with her, and surrounded by a couple really attractive women in his life, though he was not able to have the human contact relationship he hoped to. But he wasn't someone who sat behind the monitor. He actually pushed himself beyond that."
"Mr. Robot" shirks the now-tired TV hacker trope of a Mountain Dew-drinking hermit for something different, and fans and critics seem to appreciate that.
As the season has moved along, Elliot, while compelling, has become less and less of a reliable narrator, forcing the audience to question what they think they know. The suspicion and paranoia are helped along by everything from Malek's voiceover (which we'll get to in a minute), to his outfit (something he's described as an urban combat uniform: black hoodie, jeans and boots), to his eyes.
"There are times when I look around and I'm, like, why can't my eyes just be a little bit smaller?" says Malek. The show relies on nuanced closeup shots of his face about as often as it does musical crescendo or plot twist.
Malek says given the tight framing of these shots, he's gotten a lot of feedback on how to act with his eyes:
"One director on the show 'The Pacific' I did, he kind of came up to me and took me away from the rest of the cast. I think he felt like he might be insulting me. And I don't know if it was an insult, but he said, 'Your eyes can get a bit big every once in a while. And I don't know if you see how close I am with the frame.' So, I think I started squinting after that in some scenes. And then the next director came on and he's like, 'We want to see your eyes! Why are you squinting?' And I'm like, 'I don't know how to control these quite yet!' But I'm getting the hang of it on this show."
"The fact that I have to contain it hones the performance even more, if that makes sense," Malek says.
Another staple of the show? The voice inside Elliot's head.
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When he's acting, Malek has the voice of Production Assistant Sarah Block piped into his ear. She reads the narrated lines to him while they're filming so that he can react to them in real time.
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Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd (DARJEELING.BO) shares are showing negative signals short-term as the stock has finished lower by -9.11 % for the quarter. In taking a look at recent performance, we can see that shares have moved 8.60% over the past 4-weeks, 36.27% over the past half year and 529.15% over the past full year. Weekly performance for Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd stands at -0.64.
Successful traders are typically skilled at building highly disciplined trading systems. These systems that they create may range from very simple to highly complex. Traders may need to fine tune the system to suit their specific needs and goals. Finding a little edge can lead to big rewards when dealing with the stock market. It is important to remember that a trading system that works for one person may not work for another. Novice traders may realize how hard it is to actually bring home healthy returns. Acquiring the necessary knowledge may take a long time, but putting in the effort and doing all the homework may help give the trader an advantage over the long run. Many successful stock market traders will be the first ones to admit that finding success is not going to happen overnight. Staying disciplined and being able to learn from mistakes can also go a long way when dealing with the ever-changing equity market landscape.
Keeping an eye on Moving Averages, the 50-day is 95.98, the 200-day is at 79.28, and the 7-day is 93.01 for Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd (DARJEELING.BO). Moving averages have the ability to be used as a powerful indicator for technical stock analysis. Following multiple time frames using moving averages can help investors figure out where the stock has been and help determine where it may be possibly going. The simple moving average is a mathematical calculation that takes the average price (mean) for a given amount of time.
When applying indicators for technical analysis, traders and investors might want to examine the ATR or Average True Range. The current 14-day ATR for Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd (DARJEELING.BO) is currently sitting at 3.40. The ATR basically measures the volatility of a stock on a day-to-day basis. The average true range is typically based on 14 periods and may be calculated daily, weekly, monthly, or intraday. The ATR is not considered a directional indicator, but it may reflect the strength of a particular move.
Checking in on some other technical levels, the 14-day RSI is currently at 51.03, the 7-day stands at 54.83, and the 3-day is sitting at 51.30. The RSI, or Relative Strength Index, is a commonly used technical momentum indicator that compares price movement over time. The RSI was created by J. Welles Wilder who was striving to measure whether or not a stock was overbought or oversold. The RSI may be useful for spotting abnormal price activity and volatility. The RSI oscillates on a scale from 0 to 100. The normal reading of a stock will fall in the range of 30 to 70. A reading over 70 would indicate that the stock is overbought, and possibly overvalued. A reading under 30 may indicate that the stock is oversold, and possibly undervalued.
Another technical indicator that may be a powerful resource for determining trend strength is the Average Directional Index or ADX. The ADX was introduced by J. Welles Wilder in the late 1970's and it has stood the test of time. The ADX is typically used in conjunction with the Plus Directional Indicator (+DI) and Minus Directional Indicator (-DI) to help spot trend direction as well as trend strength. At the time of writing, the 14-day ADX for Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd (DARJEELING.BO) is noted at 15.88. Many technical analysts believe that an ADX value over 25 would suggest a strong trend. A reading under 20 would indicate no trend, and a reading from 20-25 would suggest that there is no clear trend signal.
The Williams Percent Range or Williams %R is another technical indicator worth taking a look at. Darjeeling Ropeway Company Ltd (DARJEELING.BO) currently has a 14 day Williams %R of -37.00. The Williams %R fluctuates between 0 and -100 measuring whether a security is overbought or oversold. The Williams %R is similar to the Stochastic Oscillator except it is plotted upside-down. Levels above -20 may indicate the stock may be considered is overbought. If the indicator travels under -80, this may signal that the stock is oversold. Chart analysts may also use the indicator to project possible price reversals and to define trends.
The stock market can be influenced by many different factors such as news, politics, earnings reports, or even company rumors. Often times the market may not react as expected to certain events. This may cause the investor to become frustrated at times. Sometimes certain market moves may seem to go against prevailing logic. This is why it can be extremely hard to predict near-term moves with any certainty. Taking a big picture look at the financial markets may help offer a clearer picture of how all the different aspects contribute to market movements. Figuring out why a certain move happened may help shed some light when the same scenario arises again in the future.


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Anne Enright
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Irish writer
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Known for The Gathering
A.K.A. Anne Enright
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Field Film, TV, Stage & Radio Literature
Birth 11 October 1962, Dublin, Ireland
Star sign Libra
Anne Teresa Enright FRSL (born 11 October 1962) is an Irish writer. She has published half a dozen novels, many short stories and a non-fiction work called Making Babies: Stumbling into Motherhood, about the birth of her two children. Her writing explores themes such as family, love, identity and motherhood. She is married to Martin Murphy, who is an arts adviser with the Arts Council of Ireland. They have two children together, a son and daughter.
Enright won the 2007 Booker Prize for her novel The Gathering.
Anne Enright was born in Dublin, Ireland, and was educated at St Louis High School, Rathmines. She won an international scholarship to Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific in Victoria, British Columbia, where she studied for an International Baccalaureate for two years. She then completed a BA in English and Philosophy at Trinity College Dublin. She began writing in earnest when she was given an electric typewriter for her 21st birthday. She won a Chevening Scholarship to the University of East Anglia's Creative Writing Course, where she studied under Angela Carter and Malcolm Bradbury and completed an M.A.
Enright was a television producer and director for RTÉ in Dublin for six years and produced the RTÉ programme Nighthawks for four years. She then worked in children's programming for two years and wrote on weekends. She began writing full-time in 1993. Her full-time career as a writer came about when she left television due to a breakdown, later remarking: "I recommend it [...] having a breakdown early. If your life just falls apart early on, you can put it together again. It's the people who are always on the brink of crisis who don't hit bottom who are in trouble."
Enright lived in Bray, County Wicklow, until 2014. She is married to Martin Murphy, who was director of the Pavilion Theatre in Dún Laoghaire and now works as an adviser to the Arts Council of Ireland. They have two children, a son and daughter.
Critics often suggested Enright derived her early writing from that of Brian O'Nolan. 1991 brought the publication of The Portable Virgin, a collection of her short stories. Angela Carter (who, as Enright's former creative writing teacher, knew her well) called it "elegant, scrupulously poised, always intelligent and, not least, original."
Enright's first novel was published in 1995. Titled The Wig My Father Wore, the book explores themes such as love, motherhood and the Catholic Church. The narrator of the novel is Grace, who lives in Dublin and works for a tacky game show. Her father wears a wig that cannot be spoken of in front of him. An angel called Stephen who committed suicide in 1934 and has come back to earth to guide lost souls moves into Grace's home and she falls in love with him.
In 2000 Enright's second novel, What Are You Like?, was published. About twin girls called Marie and Maria who are separated at birth and raised apart from each other in Dublin and London, it looks at tensions and ironies between family members. It was shortlisted in the novel category of the Whitbread Awards.
Enright's third novel, The Pleasure of Eliza Lynch, published in 2002, is a fictionalised account of the life of Eliza Lynch, an Irish woman who was the consort of Paraguayan president Francisco Solano López and became Paraguay's most powerful woman in the 19th century.
Enright's 2004 book Making Babies: Stumbling into Motherhood is a collection of candid and humorous essays about childbirth and motherhood.
Her fourth novel, The Gathering, won the Booker Prize in 2007.
Her characters have often been set at Belvedere Hotel.
Her writing has appeared in several magazines and newspapers including The Dublin Review, The Irish Times, The New Yorker (since 2000), The Guardian, Granta, The Paris Review and the London Review of Books. The 4 October 2007 issue of the London Review of Books published her notorious essay "Disliking the McCanns" about Kate and Gerry McCann, the British parents of three-year-old Madeleine McCann, who disappeared in suspicious circumstances while on holiday in Portugal in May 2007.
She was once a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4, and has also reviewed for RTÉ.
In 2011, the Irish Academic Press published a collection of essays about her writing, edited by Claire Bracken and Susan Cahill. Her work is discussed and illustrated in the video "Reading Ireland."
Taoiseach Enda Kenny appointed Enright as the inaugural Laureate of Irish Fiction. During her time as Laureate for Irish Fiction, Enright promoted people's engagement with Irish literature through public lectures and creative writing classes. She later took up teaching at UCD's School of English, beginning in the 2018–19 academic year.
1991 Rooney Prize for Irish Literature for The Portable Virgin
2001 Encore Award for What Are You Like?
2004 Davy Byrne's Irish Writing Award
2007 Booker Prize for The Gathering
2008 Irish Novel of the Year for The Gathering
2010 Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
2012 Orange Prize for Fiction shortlist for The Forgotten Waltz
2012 Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction for The Forgotten Waltz
2012 Honorary Degree (DLit) from Goldsmiths College, University of London
2016 Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award for The Green Road
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Macaws are the largest parrots in the world — the body of the scarlet macaw from beak to tail can be as long as 33 inches. This beautiful macaw has a creamy white, almost featherless face, with bright red plumage covering most of its body, wings and long tail. Brilliant blue and yellow feathers also adorn the lower wings. The bird's strong beak is adapted to breaking hard nuts found in the rainforest.
The scarlet macaw can be found from southern Mexico to Peru, as well as Bolivia, eastern Brazil and the island of Trinidad. They prefer to spend their time in tall, deciduous trees in forests and near rivers, usually in large, noisy groups. Macaws also mate for life, nesting from January through April in the holes of dead canopy trees. Mated adults lay up to two eggs per year, and preen each other and their offspring for hours, cleaning bugs from their feathers.
Nuts, leaves, berries and seeds from the rainforest make up the bulk of the scarlet macaw's diet. It's strong, hooked beak is perfect for breaking nuts and seeds. Interestingly, the scarlet macaw can eat fruits toxic enough to kill other animals. This could be because they also eat large amounts of clay, which is thought to neutralize plant poisons.
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Scarlet macaws prefer life in the rainforest.
With wide strong wings and hollow bones that aid flight, they can reach speeds of 35 miles per hour.
The scarlet macaw has a strong, curved beak to crack hard nuts and seeds, and a tongue that can hold onto the kernel to pull it from the shell.


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Weekly Shonen Magazine Gets UNIQLO Collection, For a Change
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It seems like almost everyone and everything has gotten a UNIQLO collection recently, from Makoto Shinkai to One Piece. But shonen magazines other than Weekly Shonen Jump, who arguably kickstarted this whole craze with their 50th-anniversary collection, have been particularly underrepresented. That's where the Weekly Shonen Magazine UNIQLO collection comes in, set to hit shelves in August.
Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine also has its fair share of hit manga, and it's bringing six of its best for its UNIQLO collection to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Those manga are George Morikawa's Hajime no Ippo, Hiro Mashima's FAIRY TAIL, Nakaba Suzuki's The Seven Deadly Sins, Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan, Ken Akamatsu's Negima! Magister Negi Magi and Daisuke Terasawa's Shota no Sushi.
That last series might be the only I hadn't heard of among the series forming the UNIQLO collection, and that's a testament to just how many high-profile series Kodansha have pushed out in Weekly Shonen Magazine over the past decade (even though Attack on Titan is published in the monthly Bessatsu Shonen Magazine).
Given this, I'm sure that there'll be more than a few people eager to get their hands on the Weekly Shonen Magazine UNIQLO collection when it launches on August 12. Doubly so when looking at the designs – which are, as usual, tasteful and stylish in the vein of UNIQLO's previous collaborations.
So great are the designs that it actually made me want to pick up some The Seven Deadly Sins merch, which is usually a series that sends me straight to sleep at the mere mention of it, as Nakaba Suzuki's artwork has been tastefully reworked into some compelling pieces for the UNIQLO collection.
Seeing some Negima! merch in the year of our Lord 2019 was also a pleasant surprise and took me back to the old days when it was a really popular series during its run in Weekly Shonen Magazine and its numerous anime adaptations. While it might operate on a slightly different sense of nostalgia from, say, Hajime no Ippo, it's certainly got its own sense of appeal.
That being said, the Attack on Titan and FAIRY TAIL designs will no doubt be the main draw for many in picking up some pieces from the Weekly Shonen Magazine UNIQLO collection when it launches on August 12. But even that is proof that perhaps Kodansha deserves a little bit of the UNIQLO fun, too.
You can check out the full collection via UNIQLO's official website.
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What You Need to Know About Earwax
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Pediatric ENT Disorders
Kristin Hayes, RN
Kristin Hayes, RN, is a registered nurse specializing in ear, nose, and throat disorders for both adults and children.
Medically reviewed by John Carew, MD on July 02, 2020
John Carew, MD, is board-certified in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery. He is an adjunct assistant professor at Mount Sinai Medical Center and NYU Medical Center.
John Carew, MD
Updated on July 07, 2020
Earwax, also called cerumen, is a substance that is formed from secretions of the glands (sebaceous and ceruminous) found in the ear canal. Secretions from these glands mix with sloughed-off skin, normal skin bacteria, trapped water, and occasionally hair within the ear canal to form what we commonly call earwax.
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Earwax is a hydrophobic (repels water), protective substance. Based on your genetics, you may make one of two different types of earwwax:
Wet: Ear wax with a higher proportion of lipids found in Caucasian and African populations.
Dry: Ear wax with a lower proportion of lipids found in East Asian populations.
Ear wax has been shown to have protective benefits to the outer ear canal. Because earwax is hydrophobic it can protect the ear from the negative effects of trapped water.
Earwax also has potential antibacterial and antifungal properties and a healthy amount of earwax may decrease your risk for ear infections like otitis externa. However, despite its benefits, too much of a good thing can lead to problems.
Causes of Excess Ear Wax
Under normal circumstances, the body has a method of removing earwax and sloughed skin through the movements of the jawbone during activities like chewing or talking. Jaw movement causes the ear wax to move from your eardrum towards your outer ear.
Also, the skin of the ear canal tends to migrate from the depths of the ear canal to the more outer parts of the ear canal as it exfoliates acting somewhat like a conveyor belt to push the wax out.
About 6 out of 100 people accumulate excess earwax. However, the risk is higher in children, older adults, people with small or narrow ear canals, people with excessive hair at the entrance of the ear canal, and people with cognitive impairments.
Reasons for the excessive accumulation of ear wax include:
Lack of ear wax and sloughed skin migration: Can be the result of the normal aging process; can also be caused inappropriate ear wax removal methods
Narrowing: Can be affected by the shape of an individual's ear canal, soft tissue narrowing (from multiple and/or severe infections of the ear canal), or increased amounts of hair in the ear canal.
Obstruction: Bone (congenital or traumatic causes), skin sloughing, or soft tissue
Overproduction: Trauma, trapped water, and other unknown causes
Also, common objects used in the ears can also lead to an earwax obstruction. Items such as hearing aids, music earbuds, and earplugs (noise-reducing or for swimming) hinder the natural migration of earwax.
Excess Earwax Symptoms
Too much earwax in the ear canal or an earwax blockage can cause the following symptoms:
Reflexive cough
Feeling like your ears are "plugged"
itchiness in the ear (can be a sign of infection or irritation)
Additionally, an inappropriate level of earwax can be associated with the following conditions:
Ceruminosis: Too much earwax in the elderly related to breakdown of the natural migration of earwax out of the ear canal
Otitis externa: Earwax helps prevent common bacterial sources of swimmer's ear
Tinnitus: Ringing in the ears
Removing Excess Earwax
There are several methods that can be used to remove earwax. However, if you have any of the symptoms described above you should consult a physician such as an otolaryngologist or an otologist.
Common methods for home ear wax removal can actually damage your ears or push the ear wax deeper into your ear canal.
Methods to avoid include:
Q-Tips or inserting other objects into your ear
Cerumenolytics (solutions that break down ear wax or cerumen) if you have damage to your tympanic membrane or surgically placed ventilation tubes
Earwax should only be removed if you have symptoms or discomfort. The three recommended methods of earwax removal by a trained professional include:
Cerumenolytic agents
Manual removal: Preferred method if performed by an otolaryngologist with expertise as it can reduce the risk of damage to the ear canal or eardrum.
Risks of Removal
While removal of ear wax from a trained professional is relatively safe, rare complications may occur including:
Allergic reactions (if cerumenolytic agents are used)
Temporary hearing loss
Dizziness or vertigo
Ruptured eardrum
Ringing in the ear
Bleeding (usually mild)
Preventing Accumulation
The following measures may help to prevent the accumulation of earwax. However, you should consult your doctor before trying them, especially if you have a history of ear problems:
Dip a cotton ball in mineral oil and place in the outer ear canal 10 to 20 minutes per week
Avoid wearing earplugs or hearing aids for eight or more hours at night
If you are predisposed to ear wax accumulation for medical reasons, consider having a routine ear cleaning done by a healthcare professional every six to 12 months.
Mittal A, Kumar S. Role of pH of external auditory canal in acute otitis externa. Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2014;66(1):86-91. doi:10.1007/s12070-013-0684-0
Schwartz SR, Magit AE, Rosenfeld RM, et al. Clinical practice guideline (update): Earwax (cerumen impaction). Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2017;156(1_suppl):S1-S29. doi:10.1177/0194599816671491
Wright T. Ear wax. BMJ Clin Evid. 2015;2015:0504.
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The Windshaft and Brake wheel are both situated in the Cap of the mill and both turn when the Cap is turned.
The Windshaft is a large shaft of wood reinforced by iron bands in which the metal sail boss is embedded in one end. The Windshaft is mounted into a brass bearing at a small angle off the horizontal in the Cap. The sail boss (cast by the Eagle foundry in 1784) is embedded into the Windshaft and protrudes out of the front of the cap. It is to this that the Sails are connected. The job of the Windshaft is to take the rotational motion of the sails into the cap where it can be transferred to the Main Shaft to power the mill machinery. In order to do this mounted midway along the Windshaft is the Brake wheel.
The Brake wheel is a very large cogged wheel mounted midway along the Windshaft so that it stands almost vertically in the Cap. It serves two purposes. The first is to translate the horizontal rotation of the Windshaft into the vertical rotation of the Main shaft. To do this the cogs on the Brake wheel mesh with the cogs of the Wallower which is mounted on the top of the Main shaft. The second function is to provide a method to stop the sails turning. To this end the Brake wheel is surrounded by a Brake band which is tightened to grip the wheel and thus stop its rotation.


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It has been a very strange week in the life of being a Liverpool fan. Especially if you have a Twitter account. Oh boy, especially if you have a Twitter account.
Following the defeat that ended, not only our unbeaten outset to 2014, but the incredible eleven game winning streak. The Premier League is also apparently out of our hands, hypothetically, but let us leave that topic aside for just a moment.
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The defeat was a bitter, bitter pill to digest. A lozenge of Jose Mourinho's counter-attacking ("attacking"), astringent Chelsea, leaving Anfield with three points thanks to the Vineable Steven Gerrard slip. It was the slip that hurt the most; millions of Kopites left lamenting for hours on that moment they wish had never invaded their retinas.
It was with great pleasure that fans watched Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid beat the Blues at Stamford Bridge in their semi-final second leg encounter, a triumph for football, and in our own special way we felt like they did it for us.
But amidst this encounter, many fans were still expressing their viewpoint about news which began circulating from almost every major news outlet in the UK late Monday afternoon: Liverpool are in the driving seat to snap up Southampton playmaker, Adam Lallana. However, it does not seem to be the player who is inducing side-taking bickering, it is the reported transfer fee of £25million. The following is a loose transcript of Internet dialogue across social media and forums about said subject.
It's heated, it's aggressive, but it is also understandable.
As we will all remember, up until the last year or so we as Liverpool fans have had very little to cheer about. We had been rinsed out by the big Cowboys from across the pond, "Gaucho" George Gillet and Tom "the Herdsman" Hicks. Rubbing salt into the gaping wounds, Roy Hodgson had us playing some of the worst football we have had the displeasure of sitting through as fans, weekly miserableness stemming from the club we have grown up infatuated by. The Spirit of Shankly lived, but at times it was on life-support. Even after Fenway Sport Group saved us from financial obscurity, and our King came back from his cruise to replace the Jester, the brief glimpse of that Golden Sky was taken away as swiftly as it appeared.
Kenny's first full season, bar a Carling Cup victory and FA Cup final, was a calamitous campaign in terms of the Premier League, as well as the majority of our transfer dealings. The appointment of the Swansea boss, and resident 'fraud', Brendan Rodgers resulted in a rupture of the fan-base. Many fans were disgusted, abhorred, FEWMIN' at seeing their beloved idol sacked. The man who had not only brought so much pleasure to our faces as a footballer and manager for those lucky enough to have watched him play, but who had stood by the city of Liverpool through the Hillsborough tragedy in 1989, and every year since.
His glowing smile, the squinting eyes beneath his raised fists was many younger fans' first experience of Kenny Dalglish. It warmed our hearts, and it made us proud again. But it did not work. It is as simple as that. And yet, had it not of happened we would not be where we are today under Brendan Rodgers. We are now beginning to see the sweet tasting fruits of Rodgers' philosophy, and our young team is undoubtedly on the rise; the Golden Sky closer than it has been for a considerable period of time.
And yet, having watched our spirits rise in unison for weeks upon weeks, the seemingly rehabilitated lesions resurfaced. Breakdowns ensued, rattles were thrown; then up popped Adam Lallana! The tension was building over a couple of sleepless nights, and the transfer story proved to be the catalyst to ensuing swipes and spats.
Liverpool fans immerse themselves in the club, their emotions piled into eleven men clad in Liverpool Red every weekend. And we are still fragile, some in a state of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: flashbacks of long balls, rigid banks of four, Stewart Downing, Charlie Adam's teeth, Roy Hodgson, spades in the ground, Paul Konchesky's mother. It is still raw in the minds, and will take time to truly heal.
We will lose again, but more importantly we will win again. It is easy to consume ones self with negative thoughts when they were fed to us more or less four years. But as Bob Dylan once said: The Times They Are a Changin'.
And even if we do not win the league this season, which we very much still can, our potential in upcoming seasons points towards long-standing success. It must not be forgotten how far we have come in these past two years, and just how young this magnificent team is.
Many fans will feel they have rid themselves of those tormenting memories of times gone by, while some can still feel the heavy force of mediocrity looming over their shoulder, waiting to inhale their beloved team back to the depths to which they had fallen.
It will take time for the wounds to close up, healing into scars of remembrance of what has been before. But, it will be worth it. We are no longer searching for our Golden Sky; Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool is carrying us towards it.
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Tips when renovating an apartment
These must-know tips will help you sidestep the pitfalls that can come with renovating an apartment before anything goes wrong.
ARTICLE Jenna Moore
Renovating an apartment can be rewarding, but being sky-high can also throw a few challenges your way. There are more neighbours to consider, for starters, but there is also the issue of access to manage, and a strata committee or Body Corporate to check in with. There is a slew of upshots to renovating an apartment, but you need to have a savvy plan in place to avoid some potential traps.
Work out your budget
"What you spend is really going to depend on what you want," says Refresh Renovations Evonn Reyno. If you want to renovate the kitchen for instance and create a larger space then you'll need to get designers in to figure out what's do-able."
A simple rule of thumb is to base your budget on your apartment's square meterage. Multiply this by a ballpark price – say $100 NZD or $1,000 NZD x m2 - you can live with. Take into account the entire project including lighting, electrics, flooring, appliances, a little bit of structural work, tradespeople and decoration.
Then take that figure and make adjustments to suit. You may choose different materials depending on your priorities. For example, investing in a good quality paint ensures longevity, while a budget option is a quick fix, and items such as kitchens and bathrooms can vary enormously from affordable Ikea choices to high-end custom designs.
A roadmap is crucial for making your renovation journey smooth as well as cost- and time-effective. "You don't want any surprises," says Evonn.
Consider what you're trying to achieve. Create mood boards, put together a folder with brochures from suppliers, tear sheets from magazines and swatches of your colour and material preferences.
According to homebuilding.co.uk, there's a logical order in which renovation works should be undertaken. "Stray from this progression and you may have to undo completed work to tackle basic repairs and improvements," they say.
1. Build internal stud walls, fix floorboards, door linings, window reveals and sills and then undertake first fix plumbing and electrics.
2. Apply plasterboard/dry-lining to walls and ceilings, or repair any damaged plaster. Floor screeds for the ground floor will be laid at this point.
3. Lay timber, stone or tiled floors, hang doors, fix skirting and architrave, box in services. Install the bathroom, kitchen, boiler and fit radiators. Complete all painting, staining and tiling.
Do you need planning permission?
Do you need Body Corporate, Strata Committee or Building Regulations approval?
Check your deeds for restrictive covenants, leases or other overriding interests. ### Talk to The Experts If you're considering structural changes it's advisable to talk to an architect as to possibilities. Other experts include builders, plumbers, electricians, painters, glaziers and cabinetmakers. Refresh Renovations can work with you to streamline the process. There are far too many stories out there of unreliable tradies who turn up late or not at all. "Part of the service we offer is to take the burden of renovations and dealing with tradespeople off the owner," says Evonn. "We can ensure a tradesperson can come in and do their job, leave, and the next tradie can come in and complete the next layer of the project." There may also be challenges with access to the site so there needs to be a strategy for bringing materials in and disposing of detritus. Some materials may require a cherry picker to lift heavy or large items in/out through windows and doors. ### Make Friends With Your Neighbours and Body Corporate In apartment situations, there are often neighbours beside, below and above. "Body Corporate rules say you can't affect someone's quiet enjoyment," says Andrew Murray of Apartment Specialists. "Reserve active renovation mode for working hours and let your neighbours know what's going on. If you're going to be making serious noise like polishing a concrete floor ensure you check it's OK with them." Body Corporates can have strict rules of what you can and cannot do. "If you're going to be structurally affecting the apartment or making externally visual changes you may need council and Body Corporate approval," says Andrew. "You might not be able to take an internal pillar out or change the colour of the deck and some buildings have rules about window dressings like a requirement for venetian blinds or colour rules." Even putting in a new kitchen may need approval, and if you're laying a new floor an acoustic membrane may be mandatory to help reduce noise transfer to an apartment below. You can save yourself a lot of grief if you speak with your Body Corporate and neighbours first. The last thing you want is delays halfway through because you failed to ask permission. ### Get Your Basics Right Generally speaking, apartments are smaller spaces than stand alone houses so you need to use design strategies to make each room look as spacious as possible. White paint on the walls opens up the rooms and creates the illusion of space. "Basics like fresh paint are very important; you need to do them no matter what and they need to be done really well," says Andrew. An open-plan layout creates an illusion of space and Andrew suggests choosing furniture that you can see under to further enhance that feeling. "If you're looking to resell get a pro in," he says. "It's not a good to start playing around with taste if you don't have it, it's far better to get in a professional." ### Refit The Kitchen A sleek and modern kitchen can seriously improve the value of your apartment not to mention its livability. Key areas include benches, cabinets, floors, appliances, handles and splashbacks. A new bench, faucet, handles, floors and appliances can transform the room. The addition of splashback glass is simple to do and brings the room into the 21st century. "If you're on a budget keep the fronts of cabinets and change handles from dated, round edges. Ensure appliances are all one colour, add splashbacks, change lighting and change the benchtop," advises Andrew. ### Remodel The Bathroom All bathrooms sparkle when they're fresh, light and bright. Simple, inexpensive changes can make all the difference including replacing the lighting, tapware, cabinet handles and stained grout. "Other easy fixes are to change the mirror and any old school basins," says Andrew. If you're doing a complete update, white's the perfect choice for your tub and vanities as it doesn't date (remember avocado green bathtubs, anyone?). #### You might be interested in reading: Renovating a student flat. This article by Jenna Moore featured on page 104 in Issue 023 of Renovate Magazine. Renovate Magazine is an easy to use resource providing fresh inspiration and motivation at every turn of the page. ### Get in touch with Refresh to discuss your home renovation project If you would like to discuss home renovation options for your next renovation project, please use the enquiry form on this page to provide us with your contact details. We will get in touch with you at a time that suits you to discuss your project. If you would like to provide us with more information about your project, we have a more comprehensive enquiry form on our "Get in touch" page too. *All information is believed to be true at time of publishing and is subject to change.
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Die Abtei La Trinité de Fécamp (lat. Abbatia Sancta Trinitatis Fiscampus oder Fiscamnensis) ist eine ehemalige Benediktiner-Abtei in der Stadt Fécamp (Département Seine-Maritime, Normandie). Die Abtei ist seit 1840 als Monument historique klassifiziert.

Geschichte
Die Abtei stammt aus dem 7. Jahrhundert und entstand aus einer Mönchsgemeinschaft um eine Heilig-Blut-Reliquie. Der Bau einer Kirche begann im Jahr 659, die Weihe erfolgte sechs Jahre später. Im Mai 841 wurde die Abtei Opfer eines Überfalls der Wikinger.

Im Jahr 1000 begann der in Fécamp geborene Herzog Richard I. mit dem Wiederaufbau des Klosters. Sein Sohn Richard II. bat den Klosterreformator Wilhelm von Dijon um Hilfe bei der Wiederherstellung der monastischen Gemeinschaft. Wilhelm reiste mit Mönchen nach Fécamp, denen er das Kloster nach der Benediktinerregel anvertraute. Über die Abteikirche, von der nichts geblieben ist, berichtet Dudo von Saint-Quentin, sie habe mehrere Türme, sei sowohl aus Natursteinen als auch aus Ziegelsteinen gebaut, außen geweißt und innen bemalt. Wilhelm von Dijon, der 1031 in Fécamp starb, wurde in der Kirche bestattet. Sein Schüler, der bedeutende Theologe Johannes von Fécamp, leitete die Abtei von 1028 bis 1079.

Herzog Wilhelm, der spätere Eroberer Englands, feierte im Jahr 1066 in Fécamp das Osterfest, nachdem Johannes von Fécamp die Finanzierung des Feldzugs gesichert hatte. Ab dem Jahr 1106 wurde die Abtei vergrößert; sie fiel jedoch 62 Jahre später einem Brand infolge eines Blitzschlags zum Opfer. Eine neue Kirche im gotischen Stil wurde im 13. Jahrhundert fertiggestellt.

Während der Französischen Revolution wurde die Abtei geplündert und von den Mönchen verlassen.

Architektur

Der in den Jahren zwischen 1170 und 1220 errichtete heutige Kirchenbau gehört zu den entwicklungsgeschichtlich bedeutendsten und interessantesten Beispielen der Übergangszeit von der Romanik zur frühen Gotik in der Normandie. Von dem im Jahr 1099 geweihten Vorgängerbau blieb wenig, denn er brannte im Jahr 1168 ab; übrig geblieben sind nur zwei Kapellen auf der Nordseite des bereits im Jahr 1106 geweihten Chorumgangs, dem ältesten der Normandie. Unmittelbar danach begann ein Neubau in den Stilformen der beginnenden Gotik. Der von Pilgerströmen zusammengetragene Reichtum der Abtei erlaubte einen für mittelalterliche Verhältnisse raschen Baufortschritt. Vor 1219 wurde mit den fünf westlichen Jochen des Langhauses der Bau im Wesentlichen abgeschlossen, sie zeigen mit schlanken Formen in den Pfeilerquerschnitten und den Arkaden der Emporen eine weiter entwickelte Stilstufe als die fünf östlichen Joche. Die ungewöhnliche Länge des Kirchenschiffs (es ist zwei Meter länger als das von Notre-Dame in Paris) und Architekturelemente wie der Chorumgang sind ebenfalls mit der Rolle des Gebäudes als Pilgerkirche zu erklären. Chor und Querhaus gehören noch dem 12. Jahrhundert an. Typisch für normannische Baugewohnheiten ist der durchlichtete, ca. 65 Meter hohe Laternenturm über der Vierung.

Die Marienkapelle hinter dem Chorscheitel wurde gegen Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts hinzugefügt. Um die Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts ersetzte man den Westbau durch eine Fassade im klassischen Stil des französischen Barock mit den Statuen der Herzöge Richard I. und Richard II., der für die Abtei wichtigsten Stifter, die auch im südlichen Querschiff der Kirche bestattet sind.

Ausstattung
Die Ausstattung stammt aus verschiedensten Epochen. In der Marienkapelle hat man die Glasfenster des 13. Jahrhunderts zusammengetragen; aus dem 16. Jahrhundert stammen die Glasmalereien mit Darstellungen der Dreifaltigkeit, der hll. Taurinus von Évreux und Susanna von Rom, deren Schöpfer wohl Arnold von Nijmegen war, ein bedeutender Glasmaler aus Rouen. Aus der Renaissance stammt auch der Hauptaltar. Bemerkenswert ist die Figurengruppe der Grablegung Christi an der Chorschranke. Im 18. Jahrhundert wurden der Altarbaldachin und das Gestühl in den Chor gesetzt.

Äbte

Literatur
 Katrin Brockhaus: L'abbatiale de La Trinité de Fécamp et l'architecture normande au Moyen Âge (= Mémoires de la Société des Antiquaires de Normandie. Bd. 44). Société des Antiquaires de Normandie, Caen 2009, ISBN 978-2-9510558-7-2.
 Antoine Roux de Lincy: Essai historique et littéraire sur l'Abbaye de Fécamp. Édouard Frère, Rouen 1840, (Digitalisat).

Weblinks

 Abtei Fécamp, Webseite – Foto + Kurzinfos

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk in Fécamp
Monument historique in Fécamp
Fecamp
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Fecamp
Sakralbau im Département Seine-Maritime
Organisation (Département Seine-Maritime)
Monument historique seit 1840
Monument historique (Kloster)
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Our TV Picture Quality Tests
Updated Oct 04, 2021 at 12:36 pm
What it is: How finely levels of color can be displayed.
When it matters: Details in shadows, sky, and skin tones. Matters more for HDR content.
Score components:
25.0% Red (Std. Dev.)
25.0% Green (Std. Dev.)
25.0% Blue (Std. Dev.)
25.0% Gray (Std. Dev.)
Color gradients are when there are shades of similar colors displayed on the screen. If you're watching a movie with a sunset, the bottom of the sky will gradually go from yellow to orange and eventually become dark blue at the top. In each section, there are shades of similar colors, and we want to know how well the TV transitions between the shades. If you watch a sunset with your own eyes, you won't see any lines or banding, but you may see this on TVs. Having a TV with good gradient handling is important for watching HDR content because HDR requires a wider range of colors and more color depth.
To test for gradient handling, we use a test video that transitions four colors from their darkest to most saturated shades, and a colorimeter measures the standard deviation. We take a photo of a test pattern to show what the gradients look like. We also check to see the TV's color depth and whether it accepts a 10-bit or 8-bit signal.
When It Matters
No banding on sky
Significant banding on sky
Good gradient handling is important for producing fine details, particularly in scenes with many different shades, like in HDR. Since detailed color is meant to be one of the benefits of HDR video, the results of this test are important for people interested in that kind of media. You can spot the differences between good and bad gradient handling with the photos above. On the left, there's no banding in the sky, and you see the different shades of orange, but on the right, you see obvious banding, and the display doesn't transition well between the shades. While this isn't the most important aspect of a TV for most people, it's beneficial to providing a realistic HDR viewing experience.
There are three different parts to testing for gradient handling: the photo, the standard deviation, and the color depth. We use a photo taken to measure the standard deviation of the colors to the test pattern to objectively measure the gradient handling. The color depth tells us which type of signal it accepts, 10-bit or 8-bit.
Best gradient handling - No Banding
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Worst gradient - Obvious Banding
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Our picture test captures the appearance of gradients on a TV's screen. This is to give you an idea of how well the TV can display shades of similar color, with worse reproduction taking the form of bands of color in the image. Because this photo's appearance is limited by the color capabilities of your computer, screen, browser, and even the type of file used to save the image, banding that is noticeable in person may not be as apparent in the image. You may also see banding in the photo caused by your display, but it's not actually there on the TV.
Above, you can compare what excellent and poor gradient handling looks like. If you look closely, you can see more obvious banding in the right image, particularly in the green gradients.
LINK: Gradient test pattern file
For this test, we display the test pattern on the TV from a PC using an HDMI connection, and our testers write subjective notes on what it looks like and what score they would expect it to get. They leave the image on the display overnight, so the TV warms up, and in the morning, the tester uses a camera to take a photo of the pattern on the TV. We use a 1/15 second shutter speed with a 4.0 F-stop and ISO set to 200, and save the image file as a TIFF file because JPG and PNG don't support 10-bit color depth well.
The final scoring is based on the standard deviations of the four different colors: red, blue, green, and gray. We connect a Dell Alienware laptop with a GTX 1050 Ti graphics card to the TV. We place a Colorimetry Research CR-100 colorimeter in front of the TV, and we play a video that transitions from the darkest shade of every color to the most saturated. The Octave software reads these measurements from the colorimeter and calculates the standard deviation of each color. Standard deviation represents how close the image comes to the original test pattern; a lower standard deviation is better. Each color is calculated as an average of all the standard deviations, and anything less than 0.12 is good.
What it is: Number of bits per pixel to represent a specific color. Note: we consider 8-bit with dithering to be equivalent to 10-bit, as long as the 10-bit gradient looks smooth.
When it matters: HDR content like UHD Blu-ray players. Won't matter for cable TV, regular Blu-ray movies, video game consoles, or content displayed from a Windows PC. Those are limited to 8-bit color.
Good value: 10-bit.
Noticeable difference: 1 bit.
Color depth is the number of bits of information used to tell a pixel which color to display. 10-bit color depth means a TV uses 10 bits for all three subpixels of each pixel (red, green, and blue), compared to the standard 8 bits. This allows 10-bit to specifically display many more colors: 1.07 billion versus 16.7 million on 8-bit TVs. Nearly every 4k TV now accepts 10-bit signals, and the only 8-bit TVs we've tested under our latest test bench are 720p or 1080p displays.
8-bit vs 10-bit color gradation
10-bit can capture more nuance in the colors being displayed because there's less of a "leap" from unique color to unique color. However, having a display that accepts a 10-bit signal is only beneficial if you're watching 10-bit HDR content; otherwise, you're limited to 8-bit content in video games or from your PC. We aren't actually testing to see whether or not the panel is 10-bit or 8-bit; we just want to know what type of signal it accepts. Also, accepting a 10-bit signal doesn't mean it has good picture quality because if it has a narrow color gamut, it won't display colors as it should.
We verify color depth while performing our picture test. Using the NVIDIA 'High Dynamic Range Display SDK' program, while outputting a 1080p @ 60Hz @ 12-bit resolution, we display our 16-bit gradient test image, analyze the displayed image, and look for any sign of 8-bit banding. If we don't see any 8-bit banding, it means the TV supports 10-bit color. We don't differentiate between native 10-bit color and 8-bit color + dithering because we score the end result of how smooth the gradient is. Even though most current TVs max out at 10-bit color, sending a 12-bit signal helps to allow processing (like white balance adjustments) to be enabled without adding banding.
Banding in Gradients
Two things can happen with banding: either two colors that are supposed to look the same look very different, or two colors that are supposed to look different end up appearing the same. This is because the TV can't display the necessary color, so it groups it with another. This is why banding appears on the screen.
Therefore, if you see lots of banding in a gradient, it means one of three things:
The signal isn't carrying enough bits to differentiate lots of similar colors.
The screen's bit depth is not high enough to follow the detailed instructions of a high-bit signal.
The TV's processing is introducing color banding.
With a high bit-depth signal played on a TV that supports it, more information is used to determine which colors are displayed. This allows the TV to differentiate between similar colors more easily and thereby minimize banding.
As mentioned above, the processor affects the banding. Sony TVs are known for their exceptional gradient handling (at the time of writing, 7 of our 8 best TVs for gradient handling are from Sony), mainly because their processor is better at gradient handling than the competition. Also, higher-end TVs tend to have better gradient handling because they have superior processing than lower-end options.
There are two kinds of dithering, both of which can simulate the reproduction of colors:
Spatial dithering. This is done by sticking two different colors next to each other. At a normal viewing distance, those two colors will appear to mix, making us see the desired target color. This technique is often used both in print and in movies.
Temporal dithering. Also called Frame Rate Control (FRC). Instead of sticking two similar colors next to each other, a pixel will quickly flash between two different colors, thus making it look to observers like it is displaying the averaged color.
With good dithering, the result can look very much like higher bit-depth, and many TVs use this process to smooth out gradients onscreen. 8-bit TVs can use dithering to generate a picture that looks very much like it has a 10-bit color depth. However, it's not common for modern 4k TVs to use this technique as we see it more often on monitors.
Different Testing Between Monitors and TVs
We also test for gradient handling on monitors, but we test it differently than on TVs. We use the same test pattern, but instead of objectively measuring it, we subjectively look at it and assign a score. Because of this, you can't compare the gradient score between the two products.
Learn more about gradient handling on monitors
Does Resolution have an Effect?
The resolution doesn't affect the gradient handling. Resolution defines the number of pixels, while color depth is the number of colors each pixel displays, so having more pixels doesn't change anything. An 8k TV won't inherently have better gradient handling than a 4k TV just because it has a higher resolution.
How to get the best results
The TV needs to be able to accept true 10-bit signals from the source for a more detailed color. For minimal banding with TVs, you must watch a 10-bit media source on a 10-bit TV. When watching HDR media from an external device, like a UHD Blu-ray player, you should also make sure that the enhanced signal format setting on the TV is enabled for the input in question. Leaving this disabled may result in banding.
A TV with a higher HDMI bandwidth allows for more color depth. For example, an HDMI 2.0 TV can only achieve 10-bit color with a 60Hz refresh rate and chroma 4:2:0 on a 4k signal. Instead, an HDMI 2.1 TV can reach a maximum of 12 bits with a 4k @ 120Hz signal and chroma 4:4:4, so you get more details in this type of signal. However, you can only achieve this signal with a full 48 Gbps bandwidth, which some HDMI 2.1 TVs don't even have.
If you have met these steps and still see banding, try disabling any processing features that are enabled. Things like 'Dynamic Contrast' and white calibration settings can result in banding in the image. If you still see banding after trying different settings, it means the TV has gradient handling issues and there's not much you can do about it.
Gradient enhancement settings
Most modern TVs have settings to specifically improve gradient handling. Enabling these can help improve the gradients, but it also comes at the cost of losing fine details. You can see the settings names below:
Hisense: Digital Noise Reduction and Noise Reduction
LG: Smooth Gradation
Samsung: Noise Reduction
Sony: Smooth Gradation
TCL: Noise Reduction
Vizio: Contour Smoothing
Although 10-bit content was rare a few years ago, it's more common with HDR content. However, most non-4k content and signals from PCs are still 8-bit.
Some TVs will exhibit a lot of banding when the color settings are calibrated incorrectly. If you have changed the white balance or color settings and find your TV has banding, try resetting those settings to defaults and see if that solves the problem.
Gradient handling defines how well a TV displays shades of similar colors. A TV with good gradient handling can display an image with shades of different colors well, and you don't see any banding. It's important to have good gradient handling for HDR content that displays more colors than non-HDR content. We objectively measure the gradient handling, and we check to see the TV's color depth, which is how many different colors a TV can display.
Often playing with a TV's settings can help it achieve the best gradient handling possible, but some lower-end TVs are bad at it, and you'll always see banding no matter the settings you use.


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If your website has a search bar, you need to ensure you're making the most of this valuable report in Google Analytics. It's quick to set up and can soon be giving you all sorts of insights and ideas that you may never have had without it.
The Site Search report is found under Behavior and is focused on recording how people interact with the search functionality on your website. This is actually even more valuable since organic keywords started appearing as "(not provided)", as this report shows what people have actually typed, even if it is on your site instead of into Google – it's likely that there are overlaps!
You will find a tick box under this option which gives you the choice to strip parameters out of the URL. If that was ticked for Search Engine Watch all search results URLs would show in the content reports under /search, whereas without ticking it each search will generate a URL with the query included, which will break out the results and not allow you to see the data for search results pages in one row in the content report.
There are benefits to both methods, so it will depend on your reporting and website setup as to which choice will work best for you.
To get an even more detailed breakdown of data in the reports you can also specify categories, if that applies to your website. Here you pop in each category parameter and you will have a report available to group activity together within these.
The Overview report, much like any other, gives you a summary of the data relevant to that report. In this case it gives you a clear percentage of how many visits on your website included the use of the search functionality as well as how the interaction played out following the search.
This report has two rows of data, one for visits with site search and one for visits which did not include the use of the search functionality. This allows you to directly compare the success rate of people using search against those who don't to work out whether the conversion rates are very different, whether new visitors are more likely to be using the search box, or how much revenue you have generated by people using this option.
All standard metrics are available and the Site Usage, Goals, and E-Commerce reports are easily accessible above the graph so you can drill into the most relevant report for your site.
This is where it gets very interesting! The words and phrases that your visitors have used in your search box are recorded here so that you can work out what people are looking for on your website. Each query used is shown alongside search usage metrics but Goal and E-Commerce reports are also available.
As mentioned above, this data can also be broken down by category, so if you have set this up, click the link above the data table for "Site Search Category" and you will be able to see this data.
The Pages report in this area is all about which pages of the website the user was on when they made the search. If you see (entrance) under this report, your visitors are entering the website on a search results page, which may be caused by marketing activity or natural search results using search URLs.
Sometimes the Pages report can be useful for working out which pages are the ones on which visitors give up on using the navigation and switch to a different method of using the website.
Clicking the "Destination Page" link above the data takes you to a report showing where users went on the website following a search.
If you have the opportunity to do so, I encourage you to set this tracking up for your website. It's your prerogative to know what's going on within your website and what it is that people want or cannot find.
International Comparisons: It is interesting to see the take-up of search functionality on websites around the world. The percentage of visits with search can vary dramatically from country to country, so do ensure you focus on the most suitable website navigation methods for your users.
Language Use Globally: Also on the topic of international data, when you have a website specific to another country or language, you will benefit from keeping a close eye on the language used in search queries, as this can help you identify hard-to-translate items that people cannot find or terms that you can use an English version for as it may be more widely used than a local language.
Internal Campaign Tracking: An out-of-the-box idea for tracking internal banners by Justin Cutroni is to tag them with parameters that you can analyze in search reports instead of resorting to using campaign tracking tags on internal links, which is not recommended. More information about this idea can be found here. It may be an old post, but it is still usable today.


Brian Nichols' practice is primarily in federal Indian law and litigation, including tribal courts, with focuses on energy, natural resources, transportation and employment.
Lead counsel in trials in federal, state, and tribal courts.
Lead negotiator in labor negotiations.
Advising and negotiating for clients with tribal nations.
Consulting with clients doing or considering business on or with tribal nations.
Brian has advised clients including BHP Billiton, Union Pacific Railroad, BNSF Railway Company, Peabody Energy, Western Refining and Giant Four Corners, City of Farmington, Encana, WPX Energy, Continental Resources, and Saddle Butte Pipeline, along with many smaller companies having Indian law issues.
As a member of the Navajo Nation Bar, Brian regularly advises clients regarding Navajo law and represents clients in Navajo courts and agencies.
Best Lawyers in America® selected Brian as 2018 Native American Law "Lawyer of the Year" in Albuquerque. Brian has achieved nationwide recognition in Native American Law from Chambers USA. As reported by Chambers, "Brian Nichols handles all aspects of federal Native American law and litigation, including energy work, natural resources, transportation and employment issues. He regularly appears in state, federal and tribal courts. Interviewees find him to be 'impressive,' explaining that he is 'a lawyer's lawyer. He is almost academic in his knowledge.'" Additionally, Brian has received an AV® peer review rating in Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating possible, and listed as a Southwest Rising Star by Southwest Super Lawyers®. He is recognized as a Star by Benchmark Litigation, Labor & Employment.
Before joining Modrall Sperling, Brian clerked for the Honorable Pamela B. Minzner of the New Mexico Supreme Court and the Honorable Fredrick J. Martone of the U. S. District Court for the District of Arizona. He serves as Co-Chair of the Native American Law practice group and is a former member of the firm's Executive Committee.
Advises Union Pacific Railroad and other clients in several matters related to tribal nations.
Lead counsel in trial before the Navajo Nation Labor Commission, Nez v. BHP Billiton, NNLC 2015-016, 2015-2016. Decision forthcoming.
Lead counsel in appeal to Navajo Supreme Court, Morris v. Giant Four Corners, Inc., No. SC-CV-13-15. 2014 to present. Decision forthcoming.
Defended transportation, gas industry and coal industry clients against personal injury and premise liability claims in tribal courts.
Represents businesses in the courts and agencies of the Navajo Nation. Common matters include employment (the Navajo Preference in Employment Act, NPEA); property (such as the Navajo Nation Civil Trespass Act); vendor preferences and procurement (the Navajo Business Opportunity Act, NBOA); and worker health and safety (such as the Navajo Occupational Safety and Health Act, NOSHA).
Assists businesses doing or considering commerce with the Navajo Nation and other tribal nations.
Lead counsel in federal court bench trial, Garcia v. City of Farmington, No. 12-cv-00383. Trial in 2016, decision forthcoming.
Lead negotiator in labor negotiations for BHP Billiton subsidiaries in New Mexico, 2011 to 2013.
Participated in the defense of Psilos and Ares Management in consolidated Fraud Against Taxpayers Act claims, New Mexico ex rel. Foy v. Vanderbilt, Nos. D-101-CV-2008-01895 & D-101-CV-2009-01189; including an interlocutory appeal resulting in the New Mexico Supreme Court's ruling on retroactivity in Foy v. Austin Capital Management, 2015-NMSC-025, 355 P.3d 1.
Defended several lawsuits involving fatal and other serious accidents. Clients include BNSF Railway Company, Amtrak, TA Operating, LLC (Petro Shopping Center) and BHP Billiton.
In a 2013 unpublished decision of the Navajo Supreme Court, Jones v. BHP Billiton, No. SC-CV-07-11, the Court affirmed the decision of the Navajo Labor Commission. The Commission found that BHP Navajo Coal Company had just cause to fire an employee who had undisclosed conflicts of interest. The employee, a Navajo medicine man, contended that his termination was religious discrimination. By contrast, both the Commission and the Supreme Court found that the mine accepted and promoted Navajo culture, and valued the employee's expertise in that area.
The Navajo Supreme Court reiterated its test for jurisdiction, holding that the Nation may have jurisdiction over a party which no longer has contacts with the Nation. The Court also held that its District Court should determine aspects of the case which, by contract, were to be determined by a Texas court, due to the Nation's interests in real property. Neptune Leasing, Inc. v. Mountain States Petroleum Corp., et al., No. SC-CV-24-10 (Nav. Sup Ct. May 13, 2013).
The Navajo Supreme Court determined that the Nation's tribal courts must determine jurisdiction over non-Indians at the outset of a case. The court must make factual findings to determine whether it has jurisdiction under both Navajo Law and Federal Law. Doe BF vs. Diocese of Gallup, No. SC-CV-06-10 (Nav. Sup. Ct. Sept. 9, 2011).
Defended Albuquerque Public Schools in a civil rights claim related to special education. The Court of Appeals determined that educators did not violate a student's constitutional rights by placing him in a "time-out room" in response to his dangerous, disruptive behavior. See Couture v. Albuquerque Public Schools, 535 F.3d 1243 (10th Cir. 2008).
Represented Westland Development Co., Inc. and SunCal affiliated entities in federal securities law claims. In two orders, the District Court dismissed in part a proxy claim (14a claim). Previously, the Court denied injunctive relief to the Plaintiff, effectively allowing a corporate merger. See Lane v. Page, 581 F. Supp. 2d 1094 (D. N.M. 2008) & 649 F. Supp.2d 1256 (D. N.M. 2009).
Represented Westland Development Co., Inc. in litigation related to a proposed merger. The District Court had dismissed the plaintiff's claims, holding in part that the appraisal claim created by the dissenting shareholder statute was her exclusive remedy. The Court of Appeals reversed. See Rael v. Page, 147 N.M. 306, 222 P.3d 678.
Represented Bank of New York/Mellon and Westland Development Co., Inc. against claims of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty. In a dispute regarding ownership of Westland's shares, the Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal in part because the claims were time barred, and in part because Westland complied with Article VIII of the Uniform Commercial Code regarding securities. See Saavedra Wilde v. Westland Development Co., Inc., 148 N.M. 627, 241 P.3d 628.


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Home News & Interview J&K High Court Is Now High Court Of Jammu And Kashmir And...
As per the official release of the Ministry of Law and Justice , the nomenclature 'Common High Court of UT of Jammu and Kashmir and UT of Ladakh' has been changed to 'High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh'.
The present nomenclature is found to be rather long-winding and cumbersome, the said nomenclature may be substituted as High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, stated the order passed by the President. President Ram Nath Kovind on Friday has signed the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2021, to effect the change.
The order further reads that Lieutenant Governor of UT of Ladakh and Chief Justice of common High Court for UT of Jammu & Kashmir and UT of Ladakh have conveyed no objection to the proposed name.
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