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Керета́ — река в Ростовской области России, правый приток Большого Несветая (бассейн Дона). Длина 17 км, площадь водосборного бассейна — 99,1 км² Крупнейший приток — балка Малая Дубовая (правый). На реке сооружены пруды.

Течение
Река берёт начало на южном склоне Донецкого кряжа, западнее хутора Черникова Красносулиского района Ростовской области.  Течёт вначале на юго-юго-запад. Затем, ниже хутора Богненко поворачивает на юг. Выше по течению хутора Бурбуки поворачивает на юго-запад, далее протекает через большой пруд (озеро Керета ). После поворачивает на юго-восток. Близ устья, у хутора Болдыревка принимает справа свой крупнейший приток — балку Малую Дубовую. У того же хутора, но ниже по течению, впадает в реку Большой Несветай, в 53 км от её устья.

Река протекает по территории Красносулиского и Родионово-Несветайского районов Ростовской области. Часть бассейна расположена на территории Свердловского района Луганской области.

Бассейн
 Керета
 б. Малая Дубовая — (п)

Населённые пункты

 х. Богненко
 х. Бурбуки
 х. Болдыревка

См. также
 Реки Ростовской области

Примечания

Притоки Большого Несветая
Реки Ростовской области

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November 2, 2015 June 20, 2016 Brie McFarlane Brie McFarlane, Community Theatre, Musical Theatre
"next to normal" is a Production Worthy of Accolades
Trepidation: the feeling that inexplicably fills my body whenever I encounter a production that focuses solely on mental health. Though, perhaps, it is not so inexplicable: in my limited (but continually expanding) theatregoing experience, sometimes theatre performance that attempts to destigmatize mental illnesses only reinforces those same stigmatizations or stereotypes despite their good intentions. This more often than not comes from the combination of both a lack of genuine understanding about the subject matter and the lack of information we, as a general public, are given about mental health issues.
Thankfully, this is not the case with Indie Women Productions' remount of next to normal. The text (by Brian Yorkey) and the musical score (by Tom Kitt) are strong: strong enough, in fact, to have been awarded the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama; and C. Lee Bates' production certainly does this rock musical justice. Recently nominated for a 2015 Capital Critics Circle Award for Best Community Production, next to normal is a strong contender.
The show itself concerns a woman who struggles with bipolar disorder and the effect that her illness and the attempts to alleviate it have not only on herself but also her marriage and her family. Further dealing with issues such as grieving, suicide, drug abuse, and the "ethics in modern psychiatry", this is not light-hearted fare. The music provides the central vehicle for the dramatis personae's raging and conflicted emotions and it is difficult not to want to fight along with them.
Having never seen a production in Centrepointe's studio theatre, I was very impressed with the set design and how it was used in its entirety throughout the performance. The various platforms and ramps allow for a great variety in levels and movement across the stage and, on more than one occasion, we see how the different areas of the stage come to designate different geographical locations or even different planes of reality. The musicians are tucked away in the upper-most corner of the stage, yet, their presence (thanks to musical director Wendy Berkelaar) permeates the show and, I think, really drives the performers.
L-R (top): Director C. Lee Bates, Maxim David, Kodi Cannon, Musical Director Wendy Berkelaar; (bottom) Jeremy Sanders, Skye MacDiarmid, Justice Tremblay, and Derek Eyamie
Speaking of, the acting and the vocal work in this show are both very solid across the board. A rock musical doesn't just require a 'good singing', per se, but also an adoption of the rock'n'roll persona in order to effectively pull off the genuine feeling behind the musical genre. Songs revolve around acting out aggressive emotions: angst, anger, frustration, rebellion, etc.; and, with specific regards to next to normal, comes with some serious emotional baggage behind them.
Perhaps, for me, the most powerful scene takes place between husband and wife, Dan and Diana (played by Derek Eyamie and Skye MacDiarmid respectively), and their numbers "You Don't Know" and "I Am the One", where they each attempt to express to their spouse the immense depth of their respective grief and suffering. The depth of sentiment, yet the amount of control, that Eyamie and MacDiarmid must display is huge: on one hand, you risk unduly victimizing Diana if she is portrayed as overly distressed or erratic; on the other hand, if the portrayal of Diana is an isolated and distancing one, then the risk runs that she could be interpreted as being very cold and unsympathetic towards her husband's legitimate feelings. Director Bates, however, does a great job here in overseeing the rhythm of this number and harnessing the emotions in such a way that Eyamie and MacDiarmid deliver a heart-wrenching performance where no lines can be drawn and the audience remains torn and empathetic towards this quickly disintegrating marriage.
L-R: Skye MacDiarmid, Derek Eyamie, and Jeremy Sanders
The rest of the ensemble members hold their own on stage just as well. Justice Tremblay, as sixteen year old Natalie, has a voice that's both soft and strong which allows for easy transition between the lovely and warm moments with love interest Henry (played by Maxim David) and the angst-driven songs about the broken home around her. David's Henry is a calm and cool presence, having little to do with the fact that he is described as a "stoner" on numerous occasions (thankfully), in the midst of all the chaotic energy brought about by Diana's descent into psychosis. Jeremy Sanders, as Gabe, provides an interesting juxtaposition between memory and melancholia that is emphasized most thoroughly in the ways in which he constantly harmonizes and interacts with Diana, Natalie, and ultimately Dan. Finally, the psychiatrist characters played by Kodi Cannon offer up a small dose of comedic relief in this otherwise emotionally heavy play.
Overall, this is a strong production that undoubtedly deserves the accolades it's been receiving within the Ottawa theatre community. The direction of this piece keeps the integrity of the original text and does not give in to melodrama which effectively produces a more realized and nuanced perspective on mental illness and its ultimate effect on an individual's personal life. As such, Indie Women Productions gives audiences a truly meaningful insight into this kind of issue that 20 percent of Canadians will personally experience in their lifetime. A fitting offering to have playing on stage not long after Mental Illness Awareness week (October 4-10), Indie Women Productions donated the box office revenue from this remounted version to the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre.
next to normal book and lyrics by Brian Yorkie and music by Tom Kitt
Directed by C. Lee Bates
Presented by Indie Women Productions
October 20-24th, 2015 at Centrepointe Studio Theatre
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When former Angolan president Jose Eduardo dos Santos stepped down as leader of the country's ruling party Saturday, it concluded a career dominated by an unrelentingly authoritarian style.
"This is my last speech as President of the MPLA position that I exercised since 1979 when I was called to replace comrade Deceased Agostinho Neto, it was not an easy replacement," dos Santos told more than 300 delegates of the People's Liberation Movement of Angola (MPLA) gathered in an extraordinary congress in the capital Luanda.
"I never wanted that position and I did not think that I could remain in this position for many years but circumstances forced me to do so."
"I leave here my thanks to everyone and wish the congress to succeed."
Though seldom seen in public, he was a looming presence in daily life for as long as most Angolans could remember, maintaining fierce control over the country throughout its devastating civil war and recent oil boom.
Dos Santos first became president and leader of the ruling MPLA party in 1979.
He was Africa's second-longest-serving leader -- one month shy of Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema.
Since stepping down as president in September, tensions with his successor and former defence minister Joao Lourenco, 64, have emerged with the younger man pursuing new policies that challenged Dos Santos's legacy.
But Dos Santos, 76, remained at the helm of the oil-rich country's People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) party, where real power is seen to be vested.
Until the 27-year civil war ended in 2002, Dos Santos presided over a country torn apart by conflict as his government fought rebels led by the UNITA group.
He has been credited with leading Angola out of the war, moving away from hardline Marxism and fostering a post-war oil boom and foreign investment surge that has transformed central Luanda.
But his rule was also criticised as secretive and corrupt, with Angola's citizens suffering abject poverty as his family and the elite enriched themselves.
Dos Santos was "an accomplished and shrewd economic and political dealmaker with an instinct for political survival," according to Alex Vines of the British think-tank Chatham House.
He is married to former air hostess Ana Paula, who is 18 years his junior, and his children include Isabel.
Isabel was the head of the state-owned Sonangol oil company until she was fired by Lourenco and is now facing corruption probes. The most prominent of the Dos Santos children, she is reputed to be Africa's richest woman -- worth $3 billion (2.55 billion euros).
From humble beginnings as the son of a bricklayer, Dos Santos joined the MPLA as a teenager and rose quickly through party ranks as a fighter during Angola's struggle for independence from Portugal.
After stints in Kinshasa and Brazzaville, he went to Azerbaijan to study petroleum engineering, returning fluent in Russian and French, in addition to his mother-tongue Portuguese.
In 1979, following the sudden death from cancer of Angola's liberation president Agostinho Neto, Dos Santos -- then the planning minister -- was sworn in as president.
A presidential election in 1992 was aborted ahead of a second-round vote when his battlefield rival Jonas Savimbi claimed the vote was rigged.
The civil war reignited until Savimbi was killed in 2002.
During the 2012 election campaign, Dos Santos made a series of unexpected appearances at public rallies, wearing colourful T-shirts and promising better universities and jobs for young people.
But his policies remained little changed after the vote.
He operated with few constraints as head of the military, police and cabinet, as well as being the president.
He handpicked senior judges and had MPLA allies in all public agencies, including the supposedly independent electoral commission.
Angola has become a major supplier of oil to China, and Dos Santos built close ties with the Asian powerhouse.
Though he sought to present himself as a rock of stability, rights activists and opposition members accused him of systematic repression.
In a 2013 interview for Brazilian television, Dos Santos said his rule had been "too long, too long," but added that decades of war "meant we couldn't strengthen state institutions or even carry out the normal process of democratisation".
Dos Santos has reportedly received cancer treatment in Barcelona over several years.
Always immaculately dressed, the former Angolan leader split his time between his presidential palace in Luanda and a second residence south of the capital.
He rarely travelled abroad on official business, but is said to enjoy music and poetry as well as cooking fish, and was once a keen footballer.


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Mr Christian Hamilton-Craig
MBBS, PhD, BMedSci (Hons), FRACP, FSCCT
Degree: Medicine & Honours in Pharmacology
Institutions: University of Adelaide & Cambridge University
Residences: St Mark's College & Trinity College
Christian Hamilton-Craig was awarded a Charles Allan Seymour Hawker Scholarship in 1993 and attended St Mark's College whilst studying Medicine at the University of Adelaide.
In 1996 Christian was the first Hawker Scholar to gain entrance to the University of Cambridge. He studied his Honours in Pharmacology at Trinity College Cambridge 1996-1997 and published his research findings in international medical journals and at the International Congress on Vascular Disease Prevention.
"The Hawker Scholarship enabled me to fulfil my dream of studying at Cambridge, as well as being involved in College life both here and in England. It is impossible to over-emphasise how much those experiences formed the foundation for future academic, career and personal growth continuing into the years to come..."
After training in Internal Medicine at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, he was Lecturer in Clinical & Experimental Pharmacology at the University of Adelaide and University of NSW. Cardiology residency/fellowship was at Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane. He was the inaugural Queensland International Fellowship Scholar in 2009, working at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Rome Italy, in multimodality imaging of coronary microvascular dysfunction. In 2009-10 he was the inaugural Washington-Queensland Transpacific Fellow at the University of Washington, Seattle USA, where he remains affiliate Assistant Professor of Radiology.
He returned to Queensland to complete his PhD in Non-Invasive Cardiac Imaging, and is currently employed as a clinical academic at the Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, with academic appointments at the University of Queensland School of Medicine, and Centre for Advanced Imaging.
He is chair of the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography for Australia-New Zealand; Vice-President of the Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (ANZ working group); and Foundation Chair of Cardiac Imaging Australasia, a not-for-profit dedicated international symposium for education in cardiac imaging ( www.cardiacimaging.org.au ).
In 2012 he was the recipient of the Smart Futures Fellowship Early Career Grant for cardiac imaging research. His interests include the application of imaging technology to clinical practice, advanced cardiac risk assessment, indigenous health, and playing & collecting vintage guitars.


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Mysterious Polio-Like Illness Strikes Kids in California
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By Barbara Bronson Gray
HealthDay Correspondent
SUNDAY, Feb. 23, 2014 (HealthDay News) — A rare "polio-like disorder" has caused loss of motion in about 20 children from over California, according to a report released Sunday by physicians in the San Francisco Narrows Region.
The children, who are between the ages of 3 and 12, created what is called acute, or sudden, flabby paralysis — shortcoming or misfortune of muscle tone coming about from harm or infection of the nerves that stimulate muscles to move.
Although polio has been wiped out across most of the globe, other infections can harm the spine, causing loss of motion, said Dr. Keith Van Haren, author of the case report and a pediatric neurologist at Lucile Packard Children's Clinic, at Stanford University. The children who have been influenced appear to have been permanently paralyzed, he said.
Van Haren said these cases suggest there's a possibility of a modern infectious polio-like syndrome in California.
The illness isn't polio. All the casualties had been immunized against polio and tested negative for the presence of the malady, Van Haren explained. And the illness is uncommon. "It's not an plague," he said. "But it is something that is concerning."
The culprit may well be a virus strain called enterovirus-68 that has been connected to polio-like flare-ups in children in Asia and Australia, Van Haren said. But not all of the casualties tested positive for that infection, so the cause of the illness is still unclear.
A few of the children had respiratory or other sicknesses before creating muscle loss of motion, but for others muscle weakness was the first symptom.
Van Haren said a few casualties all of a sudden created weakness of one or more appendages inside approximately 48 hours of becoming sick. MRI filters showed troubling changes within the gray matter of the spinal cord.
To help them more viably battle the infection, the children were given steroids, intravenous immunoglobulin and or blood plasma exchange — without change, according to the authors of the case report.
How was the mysterious ailment found? Van Haren said that after he cared for four of five of the first cases that showed up in 2012, he realized the children's illnesses and coming about paralysis were highly bizarre. He notified the California Division of Public Wellbeing, which has made a difference screen the outbreak since.
Van Haren and his group looked into all five polio-like cases among children whose lab samples had been referred to California's Neurologic and Observation Testing Program from August 2012 to July 2013. He has presently included the information from about 15 extra cases reported since then, which he'll be showing at the American Foundation of Neurology annual assembly, held April 26 to May 3 in Philadelphia.
Flabby loss of motion — unlike measles or pediatric flu deaths, for case — is not considered a malady or condition that must be reported to district or state health departments or national organizations just like the U.S. Centers for Malady Control and Anticipation.
Because there's no reporting necessity, the scope of the issue is still hard to survey, explained Dr. Carol Glaser, chief of encephalitis and the special examinations section within the California Division of Public Health. "We do not know whether these cases represent an increase in cases over what usually happens or even if cases are an continuous or separated event," she said.
Glaser also pointed out that the California Division of Open Health has not yet distinguished a common cause for the cases. "At this arrange, CDPH has inquired wellbeing care suppliers to report any polio-like cases they might identify and send examples so that able to superior survey the situation," she said.
On a national level, the CDC also cannot know for sure whether there are more cases of this polio-like syndrome than they have heard almost, or to what occasion the ailment may be appearing in other states. "It's hard to know if five or 20 cases in the course of a year or two are noteworthy," said Jason McDonald, CDC spokesperson. "Intense flaccid paralysis can be the result of a assortment of viral and non-viral causes."
Guardians who notice a sudden onset of shortcoming in their children should see their pediatrician right away, Van Haren exhorted. Physicians in the state should notify the California Office of Open Health any time they see a child with intense flabby loss of motion that's not due to infections that influence the apprehensive framework, such as botulism or Guillain-Barre disorder, he included.
For her portion, Glaser emphasized that as it were a really little number of cases have been recognized, with no clear common cause. "Health care providers have been inquired to send information approximately comparable cases so that we will decide whether or not there's anything abnormal almost these cases," she said.
Since this case review has not however been published in a peer-reviewed diary, the information and conclusions should be seen as preparatory, CDC's McDonald cautioned.
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SA's democratic systems roll into place
South Africa is currently experiencing one of the most anticipated periods in its political life as citizens prepare to participate in the 2009 General Elections, writes Bathandwa Mbola.
It is now that the maturity of South Africa's young democracy will become evident.
The current government's term will come to an end as South Africans take to the polls to elect a new President and administration in a free and fair election.
It was only 15 years ago that change was ushered in when eligible citizens took to the polling stations in 1994 to cast their votes, paving the way for Nelson Mandela to become the first democratically elected President of the Republic.
Parliamentary elections are held every five years, where all South Africans aged 18 or older are eligible to vote, but must register to be included on the voter's roll to do so.
South Africa uses a proportional representation voting system that is based on political party lists at national and provincial levels. Voters do not vote for individuals, but for a political party which decides on members to fill the seats it has won.
This means that a registered political party receives a share of seats in Parliament in direct proportion to the number of votes cast for it in the election.
There were 23 million potential voters registered on the voters roll making it the highest recorded number of voters registered since the national common voter's roll was first compiled for the elections in 1999.
This was also the first time in 15 years that expatriates living abroad were eligible to vote. More than 80 000 notices were received from voters abroad intending to vote in the elections, according to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).
The commission is tasked with the impartial management of free and fair elections at all levels of government.
The IEC is also mandated to conduct voter registrations, educational programmes about the electoral process and conduct the elections. This includes everything from printing ballot papers and training election marshals to ensuring that political parties adhere to the Electoral Act and IEC code of conduct.
Fair elections means, amongst others, that each citizen must not be allowed to vote more than once in the elections and that any person not entitled to vote must not be allowed to do so. No person may unduly influence other persons registering to vote or voting for a particular party or candidate.
IEC spokesperson, Kate Bapela said this period in South Africa's history was as significant as the events that unfolded in 1994.
She said it was an opportunity to prove that South Africa was not only a world class destination in terms of naturally stunning landscapes, and first-rate tourism and sporting facilities, but is was a serious option for business and investment due to its stable democracy.
On the importance of voting, Ms Bapela said it was the responsibility of South Africans citizens to participate in an election by registering and voting.
"As IEC, we encourage people to vote to defend and enhance constitutional democracy and to vote to ensure that they are part of the decision making in South Africa."
Following the close of the polls at 9pm on 22 April the IEC will begin the process of counting votes.
During this period, observers are to be present to ensure that the counting is done in a fair manner. According to the Constitution, the IEC must announce the voting results within seven days of election day.
Parliamentary spokesperson Luzuko Jacobs explained that Parliament's National Assembly is usually elected for a term of five years. The current Parliament dissolved on 13 April because the last general election was held on 14 April 2004.
However, the House can dissolve at an earlier date if the resolution is passed by the majority of the Members of Parliament in the National Assembly.
"Parliament is expected to provide its successor with reports on all issues that are not yet finalised and need attention. A task team has been set up to consider issues such as the swearing in of members, induction of new members, and office and housing needs of the next Parliament."
Following the announcement of the results, Chief Justice and the Head of the Constitutional Court Pius Langa will preside over the first meeting of the National Assembly where the new Members of Parliament are sworn in.
Once sworn in, the Chief Justice announces the procedure for the election of the President of the Republic and the Speaker.
The Chief Justice presides over the election of these two office-bearers. The Speaker in turn presides over the election of the Deputy Speaker.
If there is only one nomination for each of these positions, the nominated candidate is duly elected. If more than one nomination is received, the National Assembly elects the candidate by secret ballot.
The President, once elected, stops being a member of the National Assembly and must assume duty within five days.
Parliament is made up of two houses - the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces. There are 400 Members of Parliament in the National Assembly and 90 members of the National Council of Provinces.
The number of seats allocated to each party depends on the proportion of votes that parties get in the general election. Members of Parliament are appointed by their political parties from lists that the parties compile.
Under South Africa's democratic process, once taking leadership, the President will choose his Cabinet. Cabinet will then hold a meeting to outline a framework for the work of government which will be articulated in the State of the Nation Address.
According to Mr Jacobs, the overall swearing in of cabinet ministers is significant as shapes the parliament that will lead government in building a united, non-sexist, non-racial, prosperous and democratic South Africa.
Once the cabinet ministers are sworn in, it is then that parliament takes shape and that's when the ministers can exactitude their duties.
"This year's Presidential inauguration is going to be one of the largest celebration parties and inaugurations we have ever seen in the history of South Africa," said Mr Jacobs.
A glittering audience of Heads of State from all corners of the world, premiers and royalty and representatives from international organisations such as the United Nations, the African Union, the Southern Africa Development Community and others will attend the inauguration of the President.
They will be sworn in by Justice Langa and take an oath to serve the country.
Tens of thousands of people are expected to crowd into the grounds of the Union Buildings to witness the inauguration of the President.
Organisers have also placed 100 big television screens with live up-links across the country for those who cannot attend.


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Look we weren't really surprised to read this but now the MNP that we expected to arrive in August will come in September. The government will reveal the successful bidders on March 5 by awarding them a letter of intent. The implementation plans are still the same – Major cities will get MNP within six months while the rest of the areas within a year.
The ever increasing confusion and talks making the rounds in the Indian telecom landscape around the Tata Teleservices and NTT DoCoMo deal has reached an endpoint with the cabinet giving a thmbs-up to the deal. With the approval, DoCoMo will not face problems acquiring its proposed 27% stake in Tata Tele.
Apart from this, the Japanese giant also got approval to acquire about 20% odd stake in Tata Tele Maharashtra. This approval has led to the deal being one of the biggest one's witnessed by the industry.
We Say: The increasing interest being shown by foriegn majors in the Indian telcos goes to show how tempting the subcontinent is with respect to telecom investment. Let's hope the moolah keeps pouring in!!
After the launch of MTNL's Jadoo, it's now BSNL's turn to launch the high speed 3G service. The operator announced the launch of 3G in Tamil Nadu recently. The service will be first pilot tested in Chennai, where the service will be the first of its kind. Moreover, the operator plans to cover 700 cities and has already set an ample amount, to the extent of Rs. 2700 crore, aside for the same.
Let's wait and watch how the service is accepted by the users down south.
BSNL's new plan could easily set off another tariff war amongst the operators. Dubbed as India Golden Fifty Plan, it tends to set a standard price for all the networks across the whole of India. Be it local calls, STD or even SMS, a user will be charged only 50 paise. If a user tries a call on any BSNL number, he'll be charged 20 and 30 paise for local calls and STD respectively.
The plan will be available from March 1 for a monthly rent of Rs. 375.
We Say: Even though the tariff is quite lucrative, the monthly rent is a bit of downer. Rs. 375 per month in addition to the call charges will make many think before jumping onto this scheme. We would recommend this only if you're usage is around Rs. 500 – 600 per month.
CIT minister A Raja has confirmed that the mobile number portability (MNP) that was slated to come in December last year, will finally be launched in August. The first phase will cover major cities while the second phase, will take over the remaining cities by the end of the year.
It's better late than never but somehow I have a feeling that it's going to be delayed further. What do you think? Will you change your service operator if MNP comes into effect? And if yes, what price are you willing to pay? The previous we heard was Rs. 300.
As per the latest TRAI reports, the Indian telecom sector added a record breaking 15 million subscribers in January. This is a global record for any telecom market in such bad economic conditions indicating that the world's fastest growing telecom market has remained untouched by the global economic slowdown.
Reports also state that the country's 362.3 million mobile connections now account for close to 91% of India's total telephone base. Enormous growth in the mobile market has led to push the country's teledensity to 34.5%, which means that there are 35 phone connections for every 100 people in India.
With India averaging near to 10 million new telecom connections every month, even MNC's like telecom equipment vendor Ericsson have stared stating that the Indian telecom market is on par with developed markets like the US and China and will surpass them in some months.


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Q: karate: finding index of the particular element value from API response my code for finding index as below
* def list = nestActual #this is API response value which is given at the end
* def searchFor = { category_name: 'books3'}
* def foundAt = []
* def fun = function(x, i){ if (karate.match(x, searchFor).pass) foundAt.add(i) }
* eval karate.forEach(list, fun)
* print "==========foundAt=======" +foundAt

i have tried the above code for finding index where im getting foundAt index as null.
Below is my response where i want to find index of "category_name":"books3"
[
{
"category_id":1, "parent_cat_id":0, "category_name":"books", "slug_name":"books_1", "popular":true,

}, {
"category_id":2, "parent_cat_id":1, "category_name":"books2", "slug_name":"books_2", "popular":false,

}, {
"category_id":3, "parent_cat_id":1, "category_name":"books3", "slug_name":"books3_2", "popular":false,

}, {
"category_id":4, "parent_cat_id":3, "category_name":"mp3", "slug_name":"mp_3", "popular":false, }, {
"category_id":5, "parent_cat_id":3, "category_name":"mp4", "slug_name":"humoristiska_deckare_mysi_deck_3", "popular":false, }, {
"category_id":6, "parent_cat_id":3, "category_name":"video", "slug_name":"video3", "popular":false,

} ]

Please let me know how to find index of "category_name":"books3" using karate

A: Guess what, there is a far simpler way, the trick is to convert your search target into an array of primitives. Then you can use the List.indexOf() Java method:
Scenario: using the java indexOf api (will change with graal)
    * def response = [{ name: 'a' }, { name: 'b' }, { name: 'c' }]
    * def names = $[*].name
    * def index = names.indexOf('b')
    * match index == 1

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CD3:12-13, CD5:10, 12, 18. CD6:17.
CD1:10, 16. CD2:21-26. CD3:14-15, 18, 29.
CD5:1, 3, 5-6, 8, 11-13. CD6:1, 6, 16.
CD3:14-15, 18, 29. CD5:1, 3, 5-6, 8, 11, 13.
CD1:1-9, 11-15, 17-25. CD3:1-4, 10-13, 17, 22-28.
CD5:2, 4, 7, 9-10, 15-19. CD6:2-3, 17-20.
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Q: Simple E-mail login with Python glad to be a part of the community! I'm trying to build a pretty simple login using Python, and I keep receiving the following error EOF when reading a line and a file error. Any idea on how I can resolve this issue? Thank you.
def password():
    p=raw_input("Password (6-15 Characters)")
    vp=raw_input("Verify Passord")
    if p.len() >= 6 and p.len() <= 15:
        if vp==p:
            email()
        else:
            print "Passwords don't match"
    elif p.len() <6 or p.len() >15:
        print "Password Invalid"
    else:
        print "Password Invalid"

def username():
    u=raw_input("Username (6-18 Characters)")
    if u.len() >=6 and u.len() <= 18:
        print "Valid Username"
        password()
    elif u.len() <6 or u.len() >18:
        print "Invalid UserName"
    else:
        print "Invalid UserName"

    username()


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Our choices and decisions go hand-in-hand. As adolescents, our parents, friends, teachers, coaches, favorite TV or film personality, and the individuals we connect most with all play important roles in the choices we make. When we become adults, our goals and priorities can supersede all other considerations when making our choices.
In my article, "Teaching in a Remote Forest Region in Guyana" (posted on November 13), I shared my experience of my decision to teach in Mabaruma, a remote administrative township in Guyana's northwestern rainforest region. That year, while the jungle closed in around me and news of my words and actions travelled by word-of-mouth along the arteries and veins of its river system, over one thousand American settlers faced their own entrapment just fifteen miles away, as the bird flies, across the jungle canopy.
The adults and families that made the choice to become members of the Peoples Temple Church, then headquartered in California, did so with the sincere desire to make a positive change in their lives and to make a difference in their communities. Unknowingly, they had put their trust in a charismatic and megalomaniac who promoted himself as a Messiah.
As parents, we have the responsibility of making choices for the well-being and development of our young children. When parents make bad choices, their children also suffer the consequences. My sons, then two and four years old, had no say in the decision their father and I made to migrate to Brazil. When my marriage disintegrated in Brazil, four years later, my sons also shared the pain and loss resulting from their father's choice to return to our homeland, Guyana.
We all make choices that set us on particular paths in our lives. We do not always make the right choices. When we err, we have three choices: go back to the last crossroad and choose another direction; continue on the same roadway; or turn at the crossroad ahead. Inaction is not a choice. It is denial, defeat, death of the soul.
The 276 American children that died in Jonestown had none of these choices.


Most people often relate Bali with the beaches as main purpose. it will feel less complete if you don't land your feet on the Balinese coast sand. But, don't forget another fact that Bali also has a fascinating highland.


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The latest update from Google was released on May 22nd and is labelled as Penguin 2.0 or Penguin 4, but Matt Cutts of Google mentioned that this is the true Penguin 2.0. So with the new release of the latest Penguin 2 algorithm update from Google, many of us should hopefully have been unaffected by the new update, but reports show this has affected 2.3% of English-Us queries. Here are some reminders of what the update focused on, what we can do to avoid this and examples of issues and people affected.
What did the update contain?
Heavier focus on those still using black hat techniques such as buying links etc... Thin content sites Focuses not just on the home page, but on smaller areas of the site.
As reported by search engine land that some of the biggest affected were adult and game based websites but smaller business websites have also been affected for those not doing the right techniques.
Your web traffic has fallen dramatically since the update.
You have plummeted down Google.
What can you do to avoid future issues?
Don't just focus on 1 method of gaining links but focus on a combined marketing approach through blog updates, social activities, high quality links, good on page content and natural site growth.
Keep up to date with future search updates from Google which you can from industry experts such as SEOMOZ, Search Engine Land, and Search Engine Watch.
Penguin 2.0 focused on smaller areas of the site, so giving focus to your internal page content is important to ensure the content is unique to each page and with relevancy to the area of your site.
Ensure that your content has some links through to other areas of your site which helps send relevancy throughout the pages of your site.
Ensure social sharing and bookmarking is embedded into your site, which helps gain links back to your site and helps share your content with the view of hopefully getting more visitors back to your site.


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2012-11-15: You Have A Mole
Summary: Tabitha brings Rocket to see the Hooligan about his information.
Date: Nov 15, 2012.
Log Title: You Have A Mole
Rating: PG.
NYC - Holy Ghost Church
The Holy Ghost Church is small chapel located on the West Side of New York City. It looks like the church was sort of squashed between the buildings. Lines of pews sit in front of a small alter, cardboard collection boxes for clothing and food sit at the back of the church. This church is obviously graced by the lower class of Manhattan, but the priest cares for those that step foot in here.
A little after 3am and the lights in the church are still on, the house of whorship open at all hours to help those that may need it. A single heaviset woman in a Nun's Habit walking about changing out a few candles that had burned down.
Into the church come two people; at least one of whom is a girl clad in a baggy pair of cargos and a hoodie, drawn up over her head. Upon entering, she waits for the door to close, before pulling the hood down, and revealing her very rodent-like features. "I was told to come here," Tabitha murmurs to her companion, before approaching the heavyset woman. "Excuse me, are you sister Rose?" She pauses, and once the woman confirms that she is, the rat girl produces a large coin with a picture of a masked man on it. "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" she murmurs, and waits.
Tabitha's companion pauses upon entering the church, pausing to glance around the main chamber. "Ah, one of your temples, eh? I'm guessing these are typically used during the day?" Rocket moves up alongside Tabitha, swishing his tail idly. The Raccoon is wearing a black outfit with splotches of camoflauge in varying shades of deep grey. He is not wearing a hood to disguise his features, but with his fur color and the outfit he seems to blend into the shadows nonetheless.
The woman pauses at the sight of the pair, stopping to consider them both before nodding to Tabitha's question. "Ah, you two must be here for the bible study group." She motions to a doorway on the far wall "Through the door, down the stairs and take the first door on your right. Have a seat and he'll be with you shortly." She then turns and leaves the room, if watched closely she's taking a cell phone from one pocket as she leaves the main room.
Tabitha nods quickly. "Right," she replies. She turns to make her way down the through the door and down the stairs. "This guy says he's got solid intel on the base the Purifiers were using to beat the shit— err," she pauses, glancing about her hallowed surroundings, "Err, beat the stuffing out of those four boys, like I was telling you. He *also* says SHIELD is compromised. Since you're the one person in SHIELD that I trust more than anyone else, I figured you'd better hear it." She stops moving once she gets into the room, and sighs softly. "So yeah."
Rocket stops at the top of the stairs and sighs. "You know…Tactically speaking? Going underground in a large stone building to meet someone who says he has intel…This kind of smells like a trap." The Raccoon flips down an ocular lense over his eye and does a quick sweep of the area before apparently deciding it is safe enough to follow his student down the stairs. "If SHIELD's compromised…Well it would explain why we haven't made a direct unified assault on those Sentinels around Mutant Town yet…I just assumed something was in the works."
The room is simple with a few chairs around a desk, a meeting room or classroom from the looks of it. After about twenty minutes a small rug in the corner is pushed up as a trapdoor under it is lifted and the armored form of the Hooligan climbs up into the room. He stops a moment as he sees Rocket but nods to Tabitha, his voice being altered and modulated by the mask into an almost sinister tone. "Good to see you again Tabitha, I take it is this is the help I asked you to get." He takes a seat on the desk. "I'll get to the point. The Church of humanity has manipulated the government, the media, and law enforcement to pass the mutant registration act. I have information that proves it, but unfortunatly I don't have the resources or the influence to act on this information myself."
Maxwell says, "For at least the past five years the church has had access to a piece of SHIELD tech called a "Life Model Decoy", so unless Nick Fury is selling these damn things wholesale then SHIELD is comprimised and leaking tech to the church. They have been kidnapping politicians, media personalities and likely also military and law enforcement officials and replacing them with these LMDs to push their agenda. This is how they forced the registration act through the government so fast and were able to implement it so quickly. Also how they're keeping most of their activities under wraps from the media or the cops.""
"Yeah, I know," Tabitha acknowledges to Rocket, "But I copied a teleporter so if it all goes tits up we can vamoose." She waits patiently for the arrival of the Hooligan, and once he appears, listens intently to his explaination. She leans back against a wall, and folds her arms across her chest; once mention of the LMD is made she glances sideways at Rocket, waiting for her superior's reaction to that. "That sounds like… well, we're screwed," she mumbles.
Rocket seems a little more at ease when he hears the girl can port them out if they need to, but he doesn't let his guard down completely. "You're assuming you'll be able to use your powers. The Church of Humanity has a few ways to stop you from doing that." Rocket is silent as they wait for their contact, listening and only twitching an ear slightly at the mention of LMDs. He remains silent for several seconds after Hooligan stops talking. "Well shit. We'd have to EMP the whole place to flush out those things. That or X-Ray everyone in the compound. And that's assuming they've infiltraited with the machines, they'd have to get a hold of the technology in the first place somehow. Not impossible, but certainly difficult for most humans."
Maxwell reachs into a belt pouch and removes a folded piece of paper and tossing it on the desk. "This is a map showing the location of a church base. A small stone church five hours north of the city. The outside is covered in hidden cameras making sneaking in difficult. This is where they kept their mutant hostages. There's a hidden button behind the alter that activates a door leading to the underground base under the church. In that base are the holding cells, a full armory, a surveillence room and a meeting room for some of the church leadership. It's defended by a few dozen purifiers at all times. But it may have the information on who has been replaced and where the real politicians are. If you can get that information and then find the captives you can blow the lid off the whole fucking thing. I don't have anywhere near the ability or the firepower to take the place myself and can't rish the church turning it's attention towards me since it puts my intel gathering efforts at risk. But you might have better luck.""
Tabitha looks back and forth between Maxwell and Rocket, before finally focusing on Rocket. "If SHIELD is compromised then we're on our on on this," she points out. "At least, I'd figure we are. *I* certainly can't go back to Barnes, if a mole in SHIELD decided to act I'd be screwed. But I know a guy named Cable who'll be down for some action, and I know my girl would be up for it. …Think the four of us could take the Church?"
Rocket walks over and picks up the paper, opening it up and looking it over for several minutes. "I'd bet anything they've got intel-wise is incrypted. I might be able to…Ahem…Borrow something from Stark industries that'll let me interface any system they have directly." He continues to study the paper. "The purifiers outside shouldn't be a problem. Even the cameras can be worked around. And if we can free up some of those mutants they might help us. I'm guessing the reason they're down there and not in the city is they figure those fences won't hold them."
Maxwell nods and turns to head back towards the trapdoor "Do whatever you can do. I'll be in touch if I have any other information. If you need to get in touch with me you know how. Happy hunting." Without another word he's back down the trapdoor, closing it behind him.
"Well, as long as we go while I can still teleport, the camera's *really* shouldn't be a problem," Tabitha points out. "We'll just have to discuss how we're gonna do it… rules of engagement, that sort of thing. Like, do we use lethal force, or try to just knock them out?" She pauses, and rubs her chin. "As far as I'm concerned, you're the boss on this one. I don't expect my girl would complain about that, but Cable might. He's a very… in charge kind of guy."
Rocket folds up the paper and places it in a chest pocket. "Sooner would probably be better. I think the people in Mutant Town would enjoy being able to leave as soon as possible." He turns away from Maxwell as he departs, offering a slight wave. "You might want to avoid Barnes, like you said. I'll need to get some supplies from my office before we can do this. Lucky us making a humanoid robot is probably a lot easier than making something that looks like us." He begins toward the stairs, but doesn't go up yet. "You have a place to stay? And do you have an easy way to get a message past the fence? Win or lose there's a chance an attack on their base could send the Sentinels in Mutant Town into attack mode. Who knows what their contingency plan is."
Tabitha nods quickly. "Yeah, I've been staying with my girl ever since things started going sour." Tabitha thrusts her hands in her pockets, and glances in the direction Hooligan went. "I don't have a way to get stuff over the wall, but he does. Says he found a 20 minute hole in their patrols. He didn't want to say where or when, and I don't blame him for that; if we give him a message he can send it." She pauses, and takes on a decidedly… unhappy look. "Can I ask you something? Kind of related, but not really."
Rocket nods and glances back to the trap door. "Yeah, we'll need to get the right info to the right people. I think there are a few former students trapped in there, maybe get word to the embassy. we can't have everyone in there suddenly looking like they're ready for a battle, could raise suspicions." He unclips a gun from his thigh and glances back to Tabitha. "You lost your gun after the execution thing, right?" He offers the weapon to the girl. "Just for emergencies, don't go off being a hero. I'll see if I can get you something heavier for the assault if you want…Or go hang out with Magneto for a while, copy his powers." About the question, "Question? Sure. What's up?"
Tabitha waves off the gun, and instead lifts her hoodie, to show the pair of glocks hanging under each arm. "They didn't take my weapons," she replies. "Go figure. …Don't worry, I don't plan on being a hero." She drops the hoodie, and shakes her head. "Before I go asking for what guns I want… I have to know. All the instructors say that… well, the first time is the hardest. And I just had my first time at the Stadium… and at the time, it wasn't all that hard, it's just been really damn tough on me afterwards." She pauses, and thrusts her hands deep into her pockets. "I'm not, like, becoming a bad person, am I?"
The Raccoon lets out a laugh. "Well, look at that. I guess you're pretty well prepared for anything that might pop up." And then for the question…"I'm assuming by "First Time" you don't meen first real battle…" He knows the girl's been in some tough fights before that.
"First kill?" A slight pause…"Well…Obviously taking a life should be your last resort. If you have to take a life in order to save lives, then that is what needs to be done. Once you can rationalize that in your mind, then things will become…" He searches for the right way to put it. "I don't want to say easier, it should never be an easy choice. It should be a CLEAR choice and a CLEAR action. You do it because it is the right choice, not because it is the easy one. If you can protect others without killing your opponent, that is the best choice. Killing just because it's faster or easier…Well people like that have a kind of skewed perspective. People like Magneto and Dingo."
Tabitha shrugs her shoulders lightly. "Magneto never encouraged me to kill anyone, in fairness," she murmurs. "But… well, that guy in the Stadium, I didn't kill him because I was clear on anything, I killed him because he put a knife in my back, it hurt like hell, and I was just… frightened and angry, and I reacted." She fidgets where she stands, and shakes her head. "I don't wan that to ever happen again, I'm just… well… worried about what *I* might do. But if you trust me, then I guess I can trust myself."
Rocket shakes his head, "Don't worry about feeling those ways in battle. He stuck a knife in you, you shot him. Did you kill that man to protect someone's life? Yes. You did it to protect your life. Sometimes things are too chaotic to make decisions, we act on instinct and…Well you're alive today. And because you're alive you were able to get the right people together to potentially end this whole Church of Humanity disaster.
Tabitha sucks in a deep breath, and nods her head. "Right," she replies. "Well… in that case, if you're going to hit the armory, mind if I put in a request or two?" She pulls her hands out of her pockets at last, and brushes her fingertips through her hair. "There's things I figure I might want, but I haven't worked out how to get my hands on them. I think Cable has some of it, if not all, but he's not sharing. At least not yet."
The Raccoon nods, "Yeah. Actually if that place is compromised I think I'm going to move all of my stock to a secure location. Taking a few extra things out of the armory can't be too bad an idea either. If they're in our hands, they won't be used against us."
The rat girl bobs her head. "Well," she replies, "If you can get my some proper armor, that'd be awesome. I'm also looking for a G36 and some drum magazines, a Barret Light .50, and a rocket launcher… of some variety that can be reloaded, and preferably some HEAT ammunition." She pauses, and scratches the back of her head. "I plan to modify the Barret… mostly by sawing off the barrel. I know that's totally unorthodox, but I figure I need something with some major punch at close range in case I have to deal with a Sentinel all by myself."
Rocket looks the girl up and down and nods. "I can probably get you something generic for now. Won't be perfectly fitted, but I can't exactly take you in to have anything custom made right now. I can get you the guns easy…But…" He seems a bit heasitant about that launcher. "I don't think we need a launcher for this mission. I'll scope out the area beforehand and see if there's any Sentinel activity, I'll make a decision on that then. Launchers are heavy. And life isn't a video game. They take time to load, to position, they slow you down. If you're not sure to need it…Well those things can be more a hindrance than a help."
Tabitha shakes her head. "I wasn't planning on bringing it on this mission," she replies. "I was planning on leaving it at my girl's place, so that if I needed it later when you might no longer have access to the armory, it'll be there." She pauses, and flashes a quick grin. "And before you worry about Kali's place getting raided, that's not a problem. It's in Romania; and she's agreed that we can hide people there if necessary. There's a portal in her house, and it's not reccomended to anyone who isn't… authorized." She pauses, and shrugs her shoulders. "But anway. For anything you can get to help me kit myself out, I'll be very grateful."
Rocket raises a brow, "Romania, eh? I'll see what I can get you. I may have something smaller than a launcher that packs just as much kick you can borrow. Nothing Earth-made, so maybe it'll be more effective against the Sentinals." He begins moving toward the stairs again, "And I have an extrea eye lense you could borrow. But…Well I'm probably going to take a bit of heat after this is all said and done. I can't have anything big going missing and then showing up later on during peace-time. Once things are back to normal I'll need the major stuff returned, understand?"
"Once this is over, I'll return everything," Tabitha affirms. "I've no intention of stealing SHIELD equipment, just… borrowing it for a worthy cause." She shrugs her shoulders as she makes her way up the stairs behind Rocket. "I like your advice though, about copying Magneto. I might chance teleporting into Mutant Town and paying a visit to the embassy just for that… I'll think about it. Maybe after the Church Mission." She scratches the back of her head lightly. "Thank you for coming," she murmurs. "It's really good to know someone's got your back."
Rocket chuckles, "Can't believe I'm saying this, but I kind of wish Magneto was around. An army of metal robots would be quick work for him. But it's probably for the best. He'd use this as an excuse to justify keeping humans in camps or something." He reaches the top of the stairs and continues toward the exit. "Thanks for having your back? How about 'Thanks for letting me know my coworkers might be evil cyborgs bent on world domination'. I'll contact you tomorrow, we can decide where to trade off those supplies you needed."
Tabitha nods quickly. "Right," she replies. "You've got my cell number, I believe. It's a Barnes phone though, so it's probably tapped or something by now. Just sayin'." She flips the hood of her sweater back up into position upon reaching the top of the stairs. "I'll see you tomorrow, then? …Want a ride anywhere?"
Rocket steps outside and nods to the girl. "I'll just text you, and it'll be something ambiguous. I don't need a ride, it'll be less suspicious if I fly home than if you teleport me in and then vanish. Have a good night and be safe." He offers a quick wave to the girl and clicks his heels together, causing his boots to give off a soft blue flame as he rises into the sky.
"Fair enough." Tabitha offers a salute, and quirks her lips upwards as Rocket takes off. She waits for a moment, until the raccoon is well on his way; and then, from where she is standing, the rat girl just… gazes upwards for a time, at the sky. Presently, she simply vanishes; a soft 'pop' marks her disappearance, and then she's gone.
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Banquet of Darkness
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Written by Michiko Yokote
Directed by Yukio Nishimoto
La Sylphide next
Once upon a time, there was a handsome slave. What bound him were not heavy chains, but the love of a princess. Every day, every night, the princess whispered her love to the slave, and the slave responded in kind. Bound body. Bound emotions. The slave or the princess? Which of them is really the one who is unable to move?
Fakir awakes in his bed to find that his wounds had been wrapped. He briefly recalls Duck returning him to his room as Princess Tutu. He sits up to find her still in his room sleeping nearby. It appears she fell asleep watching over him. Princess Tutu insists on cooperating to find Mytho, saying "Let's find Mytho together." Meanwhile, Kraehe lies upon a bed of feathers elsewhere with a Mytho who has been rendered emotionless upon having his heart shard ripped out and had all his other feelings shut off. Kraehe blames Tutu for everything that has happened so far and speaks directly to Drosselmeyer much to his surprise. Kraehe promises the best story in return for the best stage and Drosselmeyer agrees.
Meanwhile, Duck and Fakir search for Mytho. Duck makes suggestions on where she thinks he might be, and while Fakir doubted it, he was kind enough to check with her. Eventually, they find Mytho on a stand in the woods. However, he appears more malicious than the Mytho they know who goes on to explain how he tore his own heart out to defeat the raven, much to Duck's surprise who had thought Fakir had been behind it. Rue then appears and proceeds to dance with Mytho and before a surprised Duck and Fakir's eyes, she transforms into Kraehe whilst Mytho turns into a crow and disappears – being a puppet of Kraehe all along. Kraehe states she knows Duck's true identity and leaves with the Prince's sword suddenly in her grasp and she disappears. Edel appears and Duck and Fakir are asked to follow her. Edel takes the two to a secret passage which will take them to Mytho and Kraehe. Duck thanks Edel for her kindness, but Edel reveals she is just a puppet with no heart or feelings and that all her actions have been orders. She continues to say that she is envious of Duck. In his dimension, Drosselmeyer notes how his puppet Edel has taken too much interest in human hearts.
Under the tunnels, Duck attempts to make conversation and tries to relate to Fakir but fails miserably. Fakir gets irritated when she cuts off her sentences, saying "nevermind." He offers her his hand and continues to hold it as she continues to speak. Duck tries to explain that she doesn't think Fakir is a terrible knight and she admits that she doesn't know why she likes Mytho, that she just thought he was handsome and that she just wants to return the heart shards to him. This is when she starts to realize that her feelings for Mytho aren't real, that they're just part of the story. Suddenly, they are attacked by crows. Fakir pushes Duck behind him, telling her to run. However, the crows attack from both ends of the tunnels and push them down towards a small body of water. Luckily, they are both unharmed and Fakir suggests climbing back up, which to his dismay, finds that it is incredibly difficult due to the walls being covered in moss. Duck considers checking under water and decides to ask Fakir to hold her pendant. Fakir is surprised to watch her disappear, even more so to see her as a duck. She goes underwater and Fakir recalls having an encounter with the same duck who saw him crying. His face flushes red and he becomes extremely embarrassed. He then wonders if she drowned, or if ducks could drown, and prepares to dive in before she appeared at the top of the water, quacking frantically. Fakir's embarrassment becomes anger and he asks her why she didn't tell him earlier, demanding she "stop playing dirty." Duck becomes irritated and flies into the pendant he was holding for her, transforming back into a girl in front of his eyes, without clothes. She begins to yell at him and notices he is looking away, holding her clothes towards her. Duck gets embarrassed and gets back into the water, asking if he saw anything. Fakir lies and says no, and continues on with his rant. She stands back up out of the water to argue and Fakir throws her clothes at her, yelling "don't stand!" Next, Fakir and Duck are seen holding hands swimming side-by-side, Fakir staring intently at their joined hands. The two continue on, eventually coming across Kraehe and a sleeping Mytho where Duck transforms into Tutu. Kraehe states she'll return the prince and his heart shard if Tutu can persuade him to her with her words of love.
Subtitle: Scheherazade
Scheherazade was the storyteller from 1001 Arabian Nights - her story is the framing sequence. She was married off to the Sultan who killed one wife every night. Every night, she would tell him one fairy tale, but time it just so it didn't end before the night was over, and the Sultan had to let her live another night to hear the end of the story - and then she put another story inside the story she was telling.
For information on the piece by Rimsky-Korsakov, see here.
The inscription on the secret door says: "Nün sind ünser zwey" , in modern German: "Nun sind wir zwei". Translated it means something like: "Now we are two." There is a purpose that the scene with Duck, Fakir and Edel took place here, and this inscription has a very important meaning in the series.
The German inscription could be referring to the gem Edel showed Duck in an earlier episode named Courage, claiming it was "a single gem made of two." This could be a reference to Fakir and Duck, meaning that combined they have courage and make each other strong.
Marks the first time to see Fakir became extremely embarrassed and disdain towards Duck after seeing both of her forms causing him to look away upon seeing her naked body.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai: Scheherezade: Mvt 1 "The Sea and Sinbad's Ship"
Tchaikovsky, Piotr Ilyich: The Nutcracker: Act II, No.14 - Variation II "Dance of the Sugar Plum Faerie"
Saint-Saëns, Camille: Carnival of the Animals: Kangaroo
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai: Scheherezade: Mvt 2 "The Story of the Kalender Prince"
Tchaikovsky, Piotr Ilyich: Swan Lake: Act II, No.13 – Andante non troppo "Dance de cygnes"
Saint-Saëns, Camille: Carnival of the Animals Hens and Roosters
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Much like hurricanes in the northern Atlantic, typhoons are a perennial menace threatening Japan, the Philippines, China and other nations sitting on the Pacific Rim. Last year the region endured 11 of these tropical cyclones, whose winds can toss vehicles into the air, uproot trees and tear roofs from houses.
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They're also a threat to the adoption of wind power in island nations like Japan, where wind power represents a small — 3.4 gigawatts — but growing generating capacity. Engineers from GE are now working to make sure that new wind farms can survive nature's tantrums.
A "normal" wind turbine can withstand wind speeds of up to 42.5 meters per second, or about 94 miles per hour. That's around the same strength as a Category 1 storm like last year's Hurricane Nate, which hammered Central America.
So GE Renewable Energy is building a stronger one. A team in Barcelona is working on a special class of turbine called the 4.2-117. It can withstand violent typhoons with gusts of up to 57 meters per second, or 128 mph. "These turbines are not a normal class of turbine," says Ismael Hidalgo, an onshore engineering manager at GE Renewable Energy in Barcelona, who is leading the team designing these machines.
How do they go about doing this? First, a brief lesson in turbine engineering. There is a simple rule of thumb for wind turbines: The bigger the blades — or rotor diameter — the more power it can generate.
GE wind turbines serve all over the world. Above are turbines powering the Ararat wind farm in Australia. Top image: A GE technician performs maintenance on a GE wind turbine near Galati, Romania. (Image: GE Renewable Energy)
For example, the rotor diameter for GE's 1.7 MW onshore model is 100 meters, which is around the length of a soccer field. As its name suggests, the turbine can generate 1.7 MW. The 4.8 MW version is a whopping 158 meters — just a bit shorter than the Washington Monument. So you can see how that extra length packs a punch.
Longer blades are typically better because they work like a lever and need less wind to make the generator spin. Made mostly from fiberglass, they are designed to flex and handle the vast majority of what the weather blows their way.
You might think the solution is obvious — shorter blades. That's certainly part of it — GE's 4.2-117 typhoon-resistant turbine has a relatively modest rotor diameter of 117 meters, which Hidalgo says is critical to reducing the mechanical load on the tower.
But typhoon-proofing a turbine involves fine-tuning the dimensions of other main parts, as well. For instance, the tower that holds the turbine and rotor in the air is made from steel that is thicker than usual. This meatier trunk anchors the turbine like a mighty redwood tree. The entire 4.2-117 turbine weighs around 460 metric tons, which is 100 to 150 metric tons heavier than a standard turbine. True, the installation requires a bigger crane — but the extra cost can work as insurance for future storms.
Despite its clipped wings, the 4.2-117 turbine still packs top-tier power, generating 4.2 MW. You might wonder how smaller turbine blades punch above their weight in terms of power output. Hidalgo explains that wind power is a factor of the swept area of the blades and wind speed. So the unusually strong winds do the heavy lifting in the equation.
Another upside: The shorter blades are easier to move on the road. "Sometimes you are limited by the roads and bridges in Japan, so you need blades that can actually access the area for your wind farm," Hidalgo says, adding that it takes nine trucks to transport the typhoon turbine to its location.
Typhoon-resistant turbines make good sense in Japan, where typhoon season begins in late August and runs until late October. About 30 typhoons and tropical storms form every year over the northwest Pacific Ocean, and several of them make landfall in Japan.
The sturdy turbines can work anywhere in the world. In strict weather terms, a typhoon is not really any different from a hurricane or cyclone. This means the tough 4.2-117 could stand tall on the blustery pampas of Argentina, on the U.S. Gulf Coast or in India.
GE will start assembling a prototype of its typhoon-proof turbine at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in the Netherlands in June. The turbine will also undergo six months of rigorous testing. "We're building a turbine to withstand an exceptional event," says Hidalgo. "So we will simulate extreme conditions, and see if the data that we collect matches up with our expected values."
Chris Noon
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Had a Distinct Template for a 'Western Way of War' Been Established before 1800?
Title Had a Distinct Template for a 'Western Way of War' Been Established before 1800?
Authors Parrott, David
Editor Strachan, Hew, and Sibylle Scheipers
Book Title The Changing Character of War
Pagination 48-63
Publisher Oxford University Press
City Oxford
Volume: Over the last decade (and indeed ever since the Cold War), the rise of insurgents and non-state actors in war, and their readiness to use terror and other irregular methods of fighting, have led commentators to speak of 'new wars'. They have assumed that the 'old wars' were waged solely between states, and were accordingly fought between comparable and 'symmetrical' armed forces. Much of this commentary has lacked context or sophistication. It has been bounded by norms and theories more than the messiness of reality. Fed by the impact of the 9/11 attacks, it has privileged some wars and certain trends over others. Most obviously it has been historically unaware. But it has also failed to consider many of the other dimensions which help us to define what war is - legal, ethical, religious, and social. The Changing Character of War, the fruit of a five-year interdisciplinary programme at Oxford of the same name, draws together all these themes, in order to distinguish between what is really changing about war and what only seems to be changing. Self-evidently, as the product of its own times, the character of each war is always changing. But if war's character is in flux, its underlying nature contains its own internal consistency. Each war is an adversarial business, capable of generating its own dynamic, and therefore of spiralling in directions that are never totally predictable. War is both utilitarian, the tool of policy, and dysfunctional. This book brings together scholars with world-wide reputations, drawn from a clutch of different disciplines, but united by a common intellectual goal: that of understanding a problem of extraordinary importance for our times. This book is a project of the Oxford Leverhulme Programme on the Changing Character of War.
2. Gendering War: From The Thirty Years War and Colonial Conquest to the Wars of Revolution and Independence, 1600s–1830s—Overview (Dudink and Hagemann)
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Military & Military Systems
Military & Society


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Which can be in an external .js, so your users download it once, not as part of the page each time.  Alternatively, a bit less efficient is to use the attribute ends-with selector, like this:
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Home Health Insurance What Does Your Portal UI Say About You?
The ugly truth is that nobody wants to use your member portal. There, I said it. The truth hurts.
A visit to your member portal is usually paired with a trip the doctor's office that may or may not have come with an unappreciated poke or probe. Guilty by association, your member portal has to work really hard to deliver a delightful experience.
So why fight this uphill battle? Because your UI says more than you know about who you are as an organization. If properly designed, a polished member portal can turn annoyed members into lifelong customers.
Here are a few things to keep in mind when considering user experience and UI design….
You might catch flies with honey, but most people I know prefer a rolled up newspaper. Not the prettiest solution, but it makes quick work of the problem. A simple, clean navigation (while maybe uninspiring) helps your members navigate to where they need to go and complete their task quickly and efficiently. Building an engaging digital experience does not mean getting fancy with navigation. As a general rule of thumb, a member should never need to figure out where to go next. Keep it simple – easy-to-follow navigation tells your members that you are here to help them get on their way.
Progressive disclosure is not a new concept, but it has a clear place in the world of health insurance. Progressive disclosure distributes content into smaller, more digestible pieces – showing just enough to get the user down the right path. For the record, progressive disclosure is not a 'wizard' pattern. It is difficult to execute because it demands a firm understanding of primary and secondary member tasks. It's far easier just to include every conceivable link or option on a page and to let the user find their way. Understand why members come to your portal 80% of the time, and design for that experience first and foremost. Progressive disclosure tells your members that you know why they are here.
It you want to design an engaging member experience, build a personalized interface that anticipates the member's needs. If they have never logged in, why not present them with personalized content that helps them understand the features and functions available to them? If they have a recent claim, why not show that information front and center on the home page? This requires a tactful content management strategy, but also entails a user interface that supports dynamic content and panels that can be displayed and hidden without breaking the overall user interface. Personalization is one of the most impactful things you can do. It tells the member that you are speaking directly to them and that they deserve personalized attention.
No one wants to use your portal, so let's accept it and move on. We still owe our members a personalized, clean, and guided user experience. A useful, high-quality user interface demonstrates a commitment to customer service and strengthens your brand promise. And when they consider your portal to be a trusted and valuable resource for managing their health and the health of their family, members will come back.
With all that in mind – what does your member portal say about you?
This post is part of Tahoe's series on digital strategy and secure customer/member portals. Up next, we'll discuss key features and functions, content strategies, and how to make the portal a more strategic tool in an overall digital strategy. Something else you'd like to learn about? Leave a question or suggestion below!


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Absorbing The Light Of The African American Avant-Garde: Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe's Baker's Dozen
Stewart Smith , February 2nd, 2022 09:48
In an epic Baker's Dozen, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe lets Stewart Smith into the secrets of his Candyman soundtrack, and celebrates Black excellence from Don Cherry to Moor Mother, Olly W. Wilson to Pamela Z
Photo by Chloe Alexandra Thompson
When Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe performs as Lichens or under his own name, he is concerned with transforming a space. That carries over to his film work. On his soundtrack to Nia DaCosta's reimagining of the Candyman mythos, Lowe creates an atmosphere of terrible beauty by manipulating his vocals into demonic choirs, shadow orchestras and claustrophobic drones, augmented by hypnotic keyboard motifs and bone-chilling percussion. Hugely effective in the context of the film, it also stands up as a superb piece of music in its own right. If there's any justice, he'll follow his friend Hildur Guðnadóttir, who plays cello on the soundtrack, to Oscars glory.
Lowe was approached by producers Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld for the score. "I love the original [1992] film and I'm also a big fan of Clive Barker's work in general. It was nice for me because I always like to be as involved as I possibly can be with a film project. Obviously, the film has a legacy. And that's something that that we wanted to breach in some way, but also keep it separate enough so that this Candyman lived in the universe, but was not necessarily tethered artistically to the original film."
In addition to using his own voice, Lowe made field recordings in Cabrini Green, the Chicago project where the film is set. "I thought that it would be a really interesting idea to take recordings of the location while the film was shooting to somehow transfer some of that psychic energy into the score. To have it live as a textural element inside of the score. It was all about this idea I had of world building, creating this very specific landscape for the story and the imagery that you were ingesting."
Lowe also sampled the voices of the actors, morphing them so they were no longer recognisable as human voices or intelligible as words. "I would prompt them with different words or phrases, maybe take a line out of the script and have them recite that in a few different ways." He describes the results as an incantation. "Say you had a moment where there was a character summoning the Candyman in a mirror, and you would have the sound underneath it. Subliminally you would be getting this apparition underneath that's carried through the mirror."
Throughout the soundtrack, Lowe deliberately transforms his sources, so that they never sound entirely human or electronic. "I wanted to blur the lines. It's something that I find that is very common in my day-to-day practice, this idea of moving sounds around and playing with the concept of illusion, which I think fits very well into the construct of this film. Ideas of reality versus fantasy and actuality versus hypnogogic states, or even playing with these ideas of hypnosis. There were certain moments in the score where you have this sort of humming or whirring sound that was almost lulling. And in certain ways, I use the voice as a siren-like element, this concept of being able to draw you in. I was using processing elements like delays or reverbs, in which I would have them feedback on themselves. And it brought forth this lulling, hypnotic sound. There was nothing harsh or abrasive about it.
"There are other moments where you couldn't necessarily discern what the sound was or where it was coming from. There's a scene where Anthony is exploring the row houses at Cabrini Green. He goes into this abandoned building that's completely graffitied on the inside and he takes a photograph of a spray-painted version of Candyman with a flash. And all the while there's this sort of rumbling, guttural sound that's swirling and bubbling up around him. It's almost like he was awakening the demon. It being a genre film, there are tropes that you can lean into. The age old jumpscares, what have you. I wanted to be able to take sounds and bring that unease or that dread without it being too obvious. I wanted it to be able to seep into your bones. I wanted to play with sound in a psycho acoustic manner, so it was exciting the ear in these different ways, like high pitches for your nerve endings, or low rumbles for the physical force of it."
For his Baker's Dozen, Lowe has chosen the theme, "Absorbing The Light Of The African-American Avant Garde." Each of the selections has a strong emotional resonance for him, and reflect his desire to have the achievements of black artists properly recognised. "Often when people think of the avant-garde, it seems almost homogenous and very white," he observes. "And there were so many African-American artists at the time that were doing things that were just as valid and should have have found their place in the canon that haven't necessarily, or at least, they're not talked about in the way that their white contemporaries were. So that's where it comes from, just being able to give light to these artists who were doing things that were on a level playing field with any of these white artists or composers at the time, and then also reaching into contemporary work, like the Honourable Elizabeth A. Baker or Moor Mother. There's so much out there."
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe's Candyman OST is released in March via Waxworld Records. He has also provided music for Rashaad Newsome's new installation at the Armory in New York, which runs from Feb 18 to March 6. To begin reading his Baker's Dozen, click the picture of him below
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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas Athletics is offering a new Pick 2 Flex Pack ticket package for Jayhawk football games for the 2016 season. As part of the Pick 2 Flex Pack ticket option, fans can choose any two of KU's six home games, with Pick 2 Flex Pack plans ranging in price from $105-$120. Pick 2 Flex Pack tickets will be made available to the general public on Wednesday, June 1.
KU and second-year head coach David Beaty will begin the 2016 season on Saturday, September 3 with a home game against Rhode Island. The Jayhawks will also host nonconference opponent Ohio (Sept. 10/Family Weekend, Band Day) before Big 12 rivals TCU (Oct. 8), Oklahoma State (Oct. 22/Homecoming, K-Club Weekend), Iowa State (Nov. 12) and Texas (Nov. 19) visit Lawrence.
Season tickets for the six-game home schedule are now on sale for as low as $115. The Family Season Ticket Plan, which includes two youth and two adult general admission tickets, is $400.
For additional information regarding Kansas football tickets contact the Kansas Sales Team by calling 800-34-HAWKS or in-person at the Allen Fieldhouse ticket office. Tickets can also be purchased via KUTickets.com.
Kansas Athletics will also be offering group discounts and unique fan experiences to Kansas football games for any group, business or organization of 15+. To inquire about bringing your group to Memorial Stadium, please contact the Group Sales Department at 785-864-6216 or tshaker@kuathletics.com.


Thank You! A huge thank you to everyone who made the Bible Times Carnival such a wonderful success! A great time was had by all and we look forward to a bigger and better time next year. Thank you, also, to Tim Strunk, Ben Packard and Pastor Ryan for installing the nursery carpet in time for the fall activities.
Neighborhood Playgroup – The neighborhood playgroup runs Fridays from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Join kids from the neighborhood and their parents, grandparents and caretakers for a time of open play in the church nursery. Questions? Contact Pastor Devyn.
Covenant Crafters – Bring your craft projects and join us on Saturday, September 27 starting at 3:00 p.m. Those who do not craft but wish to join in are welcome. If you want to just join us for dinner at about 6:00, please do. Jigsaw puzzles and other games are available for the non-crafters. RSVP to Kathy Knowles for a count for dinner (hulabunnie@verizon.net).
Clothing Drive – CCC's drive for fall and winter clothing will begin September 20 and continue until the end of October. Bring in men's, women's and children's winter and fall clothing to donate to Rising Hope Mission. Contact Rob Ericson with any questions.
Congregational Meeting- A short congregational meeting will be held after worship on Sunday, October 5 focusing primarily on the needs of the properties budget. Questions? Contact Alicia Petersen.
Summer Worship – Worship will be at 10:00 a.m. throughout the summer beginning June 7th. (Sunday School will resume in September).
Lunch Out – Join a group next Sunday, June 14th for lunch out at Kababayan Filipino Restaurant in Woodbridge. See Martha Reitman for more information or simply join the group after church on Sunday.
Sunday we are learning about: Chapter 19: The Return Home: The story of God's people's return from exile and life back in the land of Israel (Ezra, Haggai, Zechariah).
Wear Red! – You are invited to continue the tradition of wearing red for worship on Pentecost Sunday, May 24th. Red symbolizes the Spirit who came like tongues of fire on the disciples in the upper room and who fills God's church today with life and joy.
Take Me Out to the Ballgame – A group from CCC will again be going to the Washington National's game on Saturday, July 4th at 11:00 a.m. Contact Nelson Hastings soon to reserve a seat (naah96@verizon.net).
Relay for Life – CCC will be participating in the West Springfield Relay for Life supporting the American Cancer Society. There are three ways to get involved: 1) Join the walking team beginning on June 13th at 7pm at West Springfield High School and walk as long as you are able; 2) Purchase a luminary in honor or memory of a friend or family member for a suggested donation of $10 or more; or 3) Come on the 13th to cheer the team on. Questions? Contact John Benson (johnsbenson@hotmail.com) for more information or to purchase a luminary..
(Worship continues at 10:00 a.m. throughout the summer; Sunday School resumes after Labor Day).


This week we finished a home theater system for two of our long term friends and clients. This is a relatively small room but fortunately has overall nice acoustics. I feel we reached a very nice balance of a large, engaging viewing-screen, along with exceptional sound to go with it.
For the speaker system we used 2 JL Audio F113 series 2 subwoofers, which normally might be considered a bit overkill for this size of room, but that being said there is not an unexciting place to sit anywhere. For the main speakers we installed a complete Focal Aria front, center and on-wall surround speaker system. We used the new Marantz SR 8010 top-of-the-line receiver. This was our first installation of this tank of a receiver. Both Adam and I were very impressed with it's easy set up and effortless sound.
For Video we installed the new JVC projector and Screen Innovations wide-ratio wall-mount screen. What a great place to escape into a movie.
Thanks both of you for allowing us to help you have this.
This entry was posted in Installations on May 20, 2018 by Jim Lee.


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ABOUT Baseline Nutritionals®
The founding of our unique company has an interesting story. It began with Jon Barron, a world-renowned formulator, who was quietly creating his own amazing formulas for himself and his wife, Kristen, and a few natural-health doctors who relied on Jon's formulas for their own patients' survival. This went on for year...
The founding of our unique company has an interesting story. It began with Jon Barron, a world-renowned formulator, who was quietly creating his own amazing formulas for himself and his wife, Kristen, and a few natural-health doctors who relied on Jon's formulas for their own patients' survival. This went on for years until eventually, the word got out. Supplement companies came from all over the world to ask him to formulate and consult for them, and he did. Unfortunately, the companies always insisted on financial constraints when specifying their formulas. Even with those constraints, Barron insisted on minimum standards before accepting consulting work.
Use only the highest quality ingredients (organic, wild-crafted, USP grade)
Use only real amounts of ingredients – no pixie dust
Because of these standards, the formulas that Barron designed for these companies were spectacular and produced life-changing results. And Barron's reputation grew worldwide. But in his mind, these formulas were always compromised. Certain expensive ingredients could not be used. Certain formulation enhancements such as the Barron Effect® could not be used, or had to be used in a limited form. The formulas may have been great, but they were not the best they could be.
So, for many years, Jon and Kristen continued to privately make their "real" formulas for themselves—formulas with no compromise. In 2003, a close team of health aficionados asked to use his own personal formulas – with no restrictions -- and to bring them to market through their new company, Baseline Nutritionals®. They said that their business model – selling direct to the public on the internet with no middle-men – would allow them to handle the high ingredient costs and thus sell Barron's uncompromised formulas. With the agreement that Barron had the final say on all formulas, they shook hands and the company began.
Astoundingly, due to Jon Barron's reputation, news that Baseline Nutritionals® would be mass-producing Jon Barron's "private reserve" formulas began to ripple through the alternative health community on the internet. On the day Baseline Nutritionals ®' put up their preliminary website to merely test their ordering software (they had no product in place, and the company didn't even formally exist yet), several dozen orders came in. When they finally did launch the company, they never looked back.
Today, thousands of men and women in over 40 countries renew themselves daily with these miraculous formulas. In 2006, Baseline Nutritionals® was voted "Supplement Company of The Year" by Natural News, one of the Internet's largest independent alternative health websites, with millions of visitors a year.
But the folks here at Baseline Nutritionals® understand that not everyone knows Jon Barron, nor will you just take our word for the efficacy of his formulas. So, over the years we've sponsored Phase 1 clinical trials on some of our key formulas – trials that have produced some of the most profound results seen in the industry. We also sponsored the KBS Professional Cycling Team, in order to test the effectiveness of our products on "bodies" subjected to the most extreme stress conditions imaginable. (Think multiple Tour de France style events each year.) Ask any cyclist on that team, and they will tell you they weren't just testing the products…they LIVED on our products. We are not just a sponsor; for the KBS Team, we are the racer's edge:
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