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Avalanche Storytime: The Night Joe Sakic Got his 500th
Avalanche Storytime with Adrian
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – If you ask Joe Sakic his favorite city to visit, as a player or GM, it's this one. And why wouldn't it? He was born here.
While his NHL player directory always listed Burnaby, B.C., as his birthplace or where he's from, he actually was born in a hospital in Vancouver and, yes, grew up in Burnaby.
Sakic was and is beloved in this city, even though he absolutely torched the Vancouver Canucks in his playing days with the Avs. In 79 career games against the Canucks, Sakic had 31 goals and 97 points. In the 1996 playoff series against the Canucks, a six-game first-rounder, he had 11 points, including that hat trick in Game 5 that won the rubber game and then he scored the game-winner late in Game 6 to close it out.
My little story here, though, will be about the night he got his 500th goal, right in the building in which the Avs will play later tonight.
It was Dec. 11, 2002, and the Avs were kind of scuffling a little bit. In fact, coach Bob Hartley would be fired by the Avs just six days after this game was played, with a 10-8-9-4 start.
And, in fact, Joe Sakic's goal on this night was the only one the Avs scored, in a 2-1 loss to the division-leading Canucks. (Derek Morris got the primary assist).
But it was still a special night, one that, if you ask Sakic, ranks among the best memories of his career. As you can see in the video below, Sakic's parents were on hand to witness it. That by itself made it very special for him.
But to score a landmark goal like that in his hometown, against the team he grew up cheering for, would always be a keeper.
What I most remember about the game was, well, obviously the goal. But what I really remember is Mike Keane sitting right next to me in the press box, grabbing my arm when the puck went in. Keane was on the team for his second tour of duty in that season, but he was injured and up in the box with us ink-stained wretches.
When Sakic's shot beat Canucks goalie Dan Cloutier, Keane let out a whoop that could be heard everywhere, and he just kind of instinctively grabbed anything around him, which in this case was my arm.
I haven't seen Sakic so far on this road trip. He might be away doing some, ahem, scouting or something. But I would imagine if there is a place in which he'd rejoin the team on this road trip, it'll be here. I'm about to drive there, for tonight's game, so I'll let you know if I see him.
And if I do, I might ask him, "Remember that night you got your 500th…"
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Having been an art historian I knew about the techniques of the Old Masters and now use them in my work. I specialise in portraits and allegorical works. With the latter, every gesture, colour and object has a meaning. For example, a monkey represents cunning, so if a monkey is placed near a figure it tells that person's character. Pearls represent sorrow or vanity. Ruffs are indicative of materialism. The Greeks believed that the wearer took on the attributes of the animal fur they wore. In such a way the paintings can be read.
In my portraits I often put an egg tempera base underneath layers of oil glazes which increases the luminosity and impact. Some of these techniques date from the 14th Century. I've painted businessmen, famous actors, comedians, children, and animals including in the paintings with their owners!
Portraits have been commissioned by The Royal Shakespeare Company, exhibited in the RSC Theatre and RSC Art Gallery. I have painted Kenneth Branagh, Brian Blessed, Anthony Sher, Frank Middlemass, Ken Dodd and others.
My paintings have been collected in Europe, the USA and Japan.
I've exhibited in Stephen Bartley Gallery, Old Church Street Gallery, Chelsea.
One woman show at the Marina Henderson Gallery, Chelsea.
One woman show at the Richmond Gallery, Cork Street, London.
My biography and work has been featured in The Times, The Telegraph, Observer, Le Figaro and La Sicilia. I'm listed in Debrett's 'Prominent People of Today' and I'm also a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts.
I have also illustrated my children's books and my art thrillers on Caravaggio, Hogarth, Rembrandt, Titian, Goya and Bosch. All published by Quercus and publishers in the USA and nine other countries.
I have paintings to sell at a variety of prices, from large figurative works, to small portraits. Please feel free to discuss prices with me with no obligation. I am willing to take commissions.
This sitter was a joy - even though she could hardly sit still for more than five minutes. Her joy was infectious.
This was a portrait of a brother and sister.
I asked Keisha - a runner - to sit for me and she was happy to do so. She was full of life, but at the same time had a wonderful stillness about her. A great face.
I painted this to illustrate the anti hero of my book THE CARAVAGGIO CONSPIRACY (Quercus Publishers). Luca Meriss is standing in front of the missing, and infamous, painting of Caravaggio's Nativity.


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Q: Unit test case for camunda related services public variableInstance getVariableInstance(String proccessInstanceId, ProcessEngine processEngine) {
  RuntimeService runtimeService
    = processEngine.getRuntimeService();
  return runtimeService.createVariableInstanceQuery().processInstanceIdIn(processInstanceId).variableName(BiConstant.ID).singleResult();
}

Need help to write unit test case of this piece of code.New to unit testing.

A: Please have a look at these documentation links and examples:
https://github.com/camunda/camunda-bpm-assert/blob/master/docs/User_Guide_BPMN.md
esp.
https://github.com/camunda/camunda-bpm-assert/blob/master/docs/User_Guide_BPMN.md#helpers-variables
https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.14/user-guide/testing/#camunda-assertions
https://github.com/camunda-consulting/code/blob/master/snippets/rest-service-task-spring/src/test/java/org/camunda/test/RestCallExampleTest.java
ProcessInstance pi = runtimeService()
        .startProcessInstanceByKey("NewProductApprovalProcess", withVariables(
                "productDepartment", "Seafood",
                "rejected", false));
assertThat(pi)
        .isWaitingAt("CompleteOrUpdateProductDetailsTask")
        .task().hasCandidateGroup("Seafood").isNotAssigned();

taskService().claim(task().getId(), "Gladstone");
assertThat(task()).isAssignedTo("Gladstone");

complete(task(), withVariables("rejected", false));
assertThat(pi).variables().containsEntry("assignee","Gladstone");

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Q: How to send parameters using Android Volley to Azure Functions? I am trying to use Android Volley to call my functions within Azure, the call and response itself work fine but i cannot seem to work out how to send parameters from volley to the function, how do i pick up the key parameter within the azure function
public RequestComicPublishers(Response.Listener<String> listener) {
    super(Method.POST, REQUEST_URL, listener, null);
    params = new HashMap<>();

    String key = "8B2695ADAA2DA5F72768C44C9F327";
    params.put("key", key);
}

@Override
public Map<String, String> getParams()
{
    return params;
}

Currently i attempted the following in C# but have had no success
string key = req.Query["key"];
if(key == "8B2695ADAA2DA5F72768C44C9F327")
{

A: Instead of sending general data as form-data i sent data using headers, as this is supported within azure functions! :D


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	public sealed class ExpOpNode : SingleInputOp
	{
		protected override void CommonInit( int uniqueId )
		{
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			m_opName = "exp";
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Football and poker have been inextricably linked down the years, with card schools on away trips creating some of today's top poker players. Steve Watts is a former Leyton Orient
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December 11, 2018 LoveArs
If Emmanuel Petit is to be believed, Arsene Wenger is not going to be away from the Football pitch for a very long time and he is going to return
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Arsenal's winning streak is now 10 games with the impressive victory over Leicester City. While the team still has defensive concerns, the unit is coherent and has formed a single
Cech Staying at Arsenal
Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech has highlighted that he has no plans of leaving the north London giants despite the interest from Napoli. The Serie A outfit had expressed their desire
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With the World Cup and a shortened transfer market to contend with this summer, many teams have got to work early in strengthening their teams. Arsenal have bought well, with
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that he is said to part ways following his 22-year association with the north London club. The French tactician managed to secure a victory
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Q: mongodb how log number of queries from given time currently I'm optimizing API in project which I work for.
Project is using mongodb DB.
I would like to check some how how many queries was on DB from given time.
If I for example at 11.00 will start some API call which will query a lot DB, I would like to see how many queries was at this 11.00 ( of course locally when application is not doing anything besides this api call ).
Thanks

A: Enable profiling for your database and set profiling level (2 will profile all database operations, including indexing). E.g.
db.setProfilingLevel(2)

Database profile will be logged to system.profile collection. You can query this collection to get required data. E.g. following query will return total number of database queries since 11:00 AM of 30th October:
db.system.profile.find({ts : {$gt: ISODate('2013-10-30T11:00:00Z')}}).count()

You can filter results by collection:
db.system.profile.find({ ns: 'database.collectionName',
                         ts : {$gt: ISODate('2013-10-30T11:00:00Z')}}).count()


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Moscow's Amfest Film Festival Goes Off the Beaten Track
September 24, 2015 JRL Russia List Life in Russia, Culture, Arts, Theater, Music
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Andrei Muchnik – September 21, 2015)
Amfest, the American film festival organized by the Cool Connections agency with the support of the U.S. Embassy, is once again taking over the halls of the Formula Kino Gorizont theater. This is the festival's 10th year in Russia.
The festival prides itself on showing movies that have never been shown before in Russia and are not the usual blockbuster fare shown at the big movie theaters. The team at Cool Connections follows prominent film festivals, such as Sundance, Tribeca and New York Film Festival and selects those films that they think might be of most interest to a Russian audience.
"At Amfest we try to broaden the moviegoers' impression of what American cinema is, to expand their horizons beyond the films that you usually see at the movie theaters," said Alexandra Karyakina, Cool Connections' PR manager. "At the same time we don't avoid such big names as James Franco and Jesse Eisenberg because these are the actors a lot of viewers associate American cinema with."
Of course, the main attraction this year is "Black Mass," a retro gangster flick based on a true story starring Johnny Depp playing infamous Boston mobster Whitey Bulger. Benedict Cumberbatch plays the mobster's brother, senator William Bulger. With two leads that are insanely popular in Russia, this movie is sure to be a hit.
Amfest
"Black Mass" is a bit of an exception to the usual Amfest lineup. It will be released in Moscow theaters in late October. The other Amfest premieres might never find a wide release in Russia. For example, Amfest will show the winner of this year's Sundance Film Festival – "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl." It's a comedy-drama about a high school crowd-pleaser and amateur director, whose world is turned upside down when he befriends a girl who was just diagnosed with leukemia. The director and the lead actors are all relative newcomers, but judging by their performances and the standing ovation they received at Sundance, we'll be seeing more of them in the future.
"The End of the Tour" is another film at Amfest based on a true story. It chronicles the book tour of the writer David Foster Wallace, the author of "Infinite Jest" who achieved cult status even before he committed suicide in 2008. The film revolves around the relationship between the writer, played by Jason Segel of "How I Met Your Mother" fame, and Rolling Stones journalist David Lipsky, played by Jesse Eisenberg. The movie is based on Lipsky's memoirs, "Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself," written in 2010 about his five-day meeting with Wallace in 1996. Directed by James Ponsoldt, the film got rave reviews in the U.S. for its superb acting.
One of the most interesting premieres at this Amfest is "Mistress America," the latest movie by indie director Noah Baumbach. "Mistress America" stars Baumbach's muse Greta Gerwig, who also co-wrote the script, and the rising star Lola Kirke, the lead actress of popular Amazon series "Mozart in the Jungle" and a sister of Jemima Kirke, one of the Lena Dunham's "Girls." Gerwig and Kirke play stepsisters-to-be that decided to meet when they find out their parents were getting married. Then a familiar brand of Baumbach comedy ensues – an eternal story about quirky young people trying to find a place in the sun in today's world.
Formula Kino Gorizont. 21/10 Komsomolsky Prospekt. Metro Frunzenskaya. 800-250-8025. Tickets 400 rubles. Check coolconnections.ru for the full schedule.
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How much should a toddler eat? What is a toddler serving size?
What is a Toddler Serving Size?
On average children need 1 Tablespoon of food per year of age from all food groups at meals. This amount is subject to change depending on the individual child at any given time.
Your toddler should be getting between 1,000 and 1,400 calories from all the food groups each day. Using this food plate for kids makes serving a nutritious meal simple and fun. Only active toddlers should be regularly consuming calories at the upper end of the range. Worrying that your toddler is getting enough vitamins and nutrients daily is not uncommon. It gets a little easier when you realize that a toddler serving size is quite small. You'll be reassured to know that your toddler is probably eating plenty. All of these serving sizes are based on USDA dietary guidelines.
Feeding your children will become a fun activity!
Offer your child some whole grain foods every day.
broccoli, spinach, sweet potato, or squash.
At Portion Size Matters, we want to equip parents with they resources they need to provide their kids with healthy, balanced meals. The portion size plates are a fun way to interact with your children during mealtime. Below you will find sample menus for 4 different calorie levels, ranging from 1000-1600 calories per day.
Teach your child healthy eating habits through portion control.
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2 Killed, Including 7-Year-Old Boy, In 12-Vehicle Crash In Bel Air
By Ava-joye Burnett March 11, 2019 at 11:00 pm
Filed Under:Baltimore, Baltimore News, Breaking News, Harford County crash, Local TV, medevac helicopter, serious crash, Talkers, Traffic delays
BEL AIR, Md. (WJZ) — Two people are dead, including an 7-year-old boy, in a twelve-vehicle crash in Bel Air Monday.
Maryland State Police identified the dead as 7-year-old Tripp Johnson of Joppa and 65-year-old Andrew Klein of Forest Hill.
Multiple police, fire and state agencies responded to the fatal crash involved 12 vehicles on Route 24 at Ring Factory Road around 7 a.m.
Alcohol, Drugs Not A Factor In Fatal Bel Air Crash Police Say
Police said in the initial investigation they learned a tractor-trailer was traveling south on Route 24 north of Ring Factory Road, when the truck driver failed to stop and collided with several vehicles who were stopped due to a backup at the intersection.
"Exactly why that tractor-trailer failed to stop at that time, is still under investigation," Ron Snyder, spokesman for the Maryland State Police, said.
The tractor-trailer, carrying cargo for ShopRite grocery stores, finally came to rest at the intersection before catching fire with two cars still pinned underneath it.
Police identified the truck driver as 49-year-old Carloo Watson of Brunswick, N.J.
A total of six people were taken to area hospitals for treatment, including Tripp.
Here are the names of some of other victims:
Ubaldo Juarez, 54, of Bel Air, Maryland. He was transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
Sharon Sexton, 57, of Forest Hill, Maryland. She was transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
Megan Fulleylove, 30, of Joppa, Maryland. She was transported to Shock Trauma in Baltimore.
Tripp Johnson was killed in Monday's 12-car crash in Bel Air.
Tripp was a student in Harford County Public Schools. The schools released a statement expressing their condolences:
"It is with great sadness that we share the tragic passing of one of our school community. Tripp Johnson was a second grade student at William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary School where students and staff who knew him will continue to celebrate his cheerful personality. It is very difficult for all of us to face the death of a young person; a support team of psychologists, counselors, and pupil personnel workers have joined the staff at William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary school to support students and staff through this difficult time. We ask for the community's continued understanding and respect as we grieve this tragic loss."
Photo of Andrew Klein
Funeral Set For Philanthropist, Grocer Andrew Klein Killed In Bel Air Crash
Klein was one of the owners of Klein Supermarkets, which is now known as Klein's ShopRite of Maryland.
ShopRite released a statement about Klein:
We are shocked and saddened to learn about the tragic accident that took place in Maryland today and claimed two precious lives, including an eight year old boy and our own beloved ShopRite family member Andrew Klein, President of Klein's Family Markets.
Our hearts grieve with both families, and on behalf of the Klein family, we ask that the media and those seeking to express their condolences respect the family's privacy at this time.
We are cooperating fully with the police, and because this is an active accident investigation, we cannot provide further comment.
He was also a local philanthropist.
"University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health (UM UCH) is saddened by the untimely and tragic passing of Andy Klein in this morning's unspeakable traffic accident. Andy and his wife, Jayne, were major local philanthropists, particularly in their support of our health organization. Andy's dedication to Upper Chesapeake included his service on the UM UCH and its hospitals' Boards of Directors since 2004 and the UCH Foundation Board of Directors since 2003. Most recently, he served as Vice Chairperson of the UCH Foundation Board since 2015. Andy was also the founding Chair of the Senator Bob Hooper House Board located in Forest Hill. He was serving as an honorary chair of the Your Health, Our Mission: Caring for Our Families Together campaign where he was a visionary and leading proponent of the Harford Crisis Center as well as a generous supporter," the hospital said in a statement.
Southbound Route 24 was closed between Plumtree Road and Marketplace Drive for nine hours. It reopened just before 5 p.m.
Motorists were advised to avoid both Route 24 and 924 in that area.
Drivers were told to expect traffic delays in the area.
Gov. Larry Hogan shared his condolences on Twitter,
"Sending prayers to everyone involved in this morning's devastating accident, including the families and loved ones of the two victims who lost their lives. My deepest gratitude goes to the first responders who rushed to the scene," Hogan tweeted.
Editor's Note: Police initially stated the boy that died was 8 years old. He's 7. We've updated our story to reflect this.
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The SRC passed a motion last week endorsing changes to university admissions on the condition that they seek to increase equity and diversification in the student body.
The motion was put forward by the education officer, Robyn Lewis, and seconded by the vice-president, Eleanor Kay, at the SRC meeting held on 10 May.
The motion read: 'The ANU Students Association will only endorse changes to admissions, scholarships and accommodation ASA if they are based on an overarching goal of increasing equity in admissions and diversification of the student body.'
The motion is ANUSA's response to the ANU's plan to change admissions requirements, and promoted widespread debates on the issues associated with university admission and equity.
The current plan is for one admission system and form to be used for applications, scholarships and accommodation. The form should include questions relating to extracurricular activities and any disadvantage experienced.
Kay said in the SRC meeting that she was impressed by the level of focus on equity in the plan, but that there was no clear proposal set in place yet.
The motion means that when a system is proposed, the SRC will rediscuss it. The motion also makes the changes a regular discussion point of future College Representative Council (CRC) meetings, with reports from the movers of the motion. It was suggested by Kay that the motion would see the system pass through the Committees before discussion at the SRC.
Many students at the SRC meeting raised concerns about the apparent Americanisation of the admissions system, with some recognising that such a system would still advantage the upper class. This was reflected in the CRC meeting which took place in late April.
The April CRC meeting revealed more information on the system, which will be 'algorithmic' in its approach to extra-curriculars, with students ticking a box and denoting the frequency of their participation.
Kay reaffirmed at the SRC meeting last week that part-time work and carer roles would be included in this part of the system, to ensure socio-economic disadvantage isn't perpetuated.
Educational disadvantage and disability is also to be taken into account, but under a separate umbrella to extracurricular activities.
However students raised concerns about the ability for the ANU to support students once they arrived at the ANU. The academic Colleges have expressed concern at the ability for students with lower ATARs to succeed in more rigorous degrees. Kay linked this concern with the ability for those struggling academically to seek adequate mental health support.
'If you put a student that doesn't have the academic background in a degree there is significant strain on their mental health … it can be really detrimental to you as a person,' she told the meeting.
One member of the SRC raised concerns about the financial strain of accommodation and textbooks, and the lack of support available to students.
It appears the university is already responding to such concerns, with scholarships moving to a more needs-based approach into the future. The current system focuses on academic proficiency.
Debate continues on whether the new holistic approach will exclude high-achieving students with no extra-curricular engagement. Speaking against the idea at the CRC meeting was representative Felicity Brown, who argued: 'If we shut out people who got 99, we're blocking those people who can help find cures for disease.'
Brown suggested that those achieving over 90 be exempt from needing extra-curricular requirements. Marnie Hughes-Warrington, the deputy vice-chancellor (academic), indicated in February that even a student with an ATAR of 99.95 would not be accepted if they did not meet extra-curricular requirements.
Ultimately, the motion was considered by SRC members to be part of an ongoing advocacy role ANUSA plays in creating a more equitable ANU.
It is part of an ongoing discussion where we are 'holding the university to account,' said Lewis.
Long Awaited Policies Pass at SRC 7
24.10.2020 by Ronan Skyring
The meeting saw the presentation of several policies designed to improve ANUSA's accountability to its members, including gender equality within the Association, electoral reform and the formalisation of the ethical sponsorship policy.
Clubs Council Vote of No Confidence Declared Invalid
17.2.2020 by Isobel Lavers
The Committee agreed that Howarth had not been given fair and proper notice of the resolution, and thus left the vote of no confidence in disagreement with natural justice.
Electrify ANUSA Forced To Change Their Logo
7.8.2019 by Nick Richardson
"We need to take action now" ANU Students Walk Out of Class To Protest Climate Inaction
9.8.2019 by Elena Couper and Charlotte Ward


If, for the New Year, you have made the resolution to get out in 'The Great Outdoors' more, but are worried about it costing a fortune in kit, then leading outdoors clothing brand RESULT has the solution to help you take advantage of the British countryside, without breaking the bank!
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New to the range for 2014, the R199X 3-in1 Aspen Jacket is perfect for wet and cooler days. Waterproof, windproof and breathable the 3-in-1 combo features an outer shell coupled with a microfleece inner jacket which can be worn separately or together. The robust outer jacket offers plenty of practical features including a stud-closing outer storm flap, chest zip pocket, detachable hood and fully taped seams, while the cosy inner jacket features water repellent fabric, full front zip, zip side pockets and elasticated cuffs. The R199X 3-in1 Aspen Jacket is available in sizes XS-XXL in Aspen Green/Grey, Red/Black & Grey/Black.
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More breathable than a waterproof, and more water and wind resistant than a fleece, lightweight soft shells are the ideal solution for outdoor enthusiasts who want an outer layer that will work well when the weather starts to warm up, but still want the protection of a technical fabric in the event the weather turns. Popular in the range the R131M&F Tech Performance Osaka Combed Pile Soft Shell Jacket and is available in a men's and women's cut. Waterproof (7000mm), breathable (3000g) and windproof, this combed soft shell gives superb protection and has many great design features to maximise comfort and performance such as quick drying comfort fit stretch fabric and two zip closing side pockets. The men's R131M Soft Shell is available in sizes S-3XL and ladies R131F Soft Shell in sizes 8-6. Both styles are available in Black, Navy, Red and Forest Green.
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State police chief discusses monthlong crime operation in Albuquerque
Chase Golightly
Updated: October 01, 2021 10:51 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Dozens of New Mexico State Police officers have worked to help curb crime in Albuquerque for the past month.
It was initiated by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham in August in response to the growing crime crisis in Albuquerque – which recently broke the number of homicides the city has seen in a year. The previous record was set in 2019, when state police also ran a similar operation.
New Mexico State Police Chief Tim Johnson says when his officers got the call, they did not hesitate to step in.
"The citizens are exhausted, they are done with this violent crime," Johnson said. "As recipients of their tax dollars we have to figure out how to make this safer for them."
Chief Johnson says his agency focused on four key areas around the Albuquerque Metro area: arresting violent criminals, aggressive driving on I-25 and I-40, drugs, and auto theft.
"We've had 93 felony arrests and 58 of those were people with violent histories in their criminal background," Johnson said. Not only that, but Johnson said Albuquerque saw fewer crashes resulting in injuries and officers made 21 DWI arrests.
NMSP officers were also responsible for 15 drug seizures and confiscated massive amounts of potentially dangerous narcotics.
"It looks like four or five-hundred fentanyl pills were seized," Johnson said, adding he is very thankful for the work his officers put in.
"I'm very proud of the men and women that make up this organization who time after time have been asked to do things sometimes away from their homes and their families and they say yes and go do the best job they absolutely can."


Can Koi Recognize Themselves in a Mirror?
A study released in February 2019 suggests they might, leading scientists to wonder if fish are self-aware.
The potentially groundbreaking news comes from the Germany-based Max Planck Institute for Ornithology and Osaka City University in Japan. Researchers from the two institutions placed mirrors outside the aquarium glass of several cleaner wrasse, a type of fish that lives in coral reefs. They then dotted their throats with brown marks - which the fish tried to remove after apparently seeing them in the mirror.
So what does this discovery mean for our pond-dwelling koi, goldfish and catfish? Maybe nothing - or maybe a lot.
The researchers in this study were performing what's known as the mirror test, a method scientists started using in the 1970s to determine whether animals are self-aware. Humans can pass the mirror test by the time they are about 2 years old, as can certain primates and a few other species.
The researchers in the cleaner wrasse study determined that their fish had, in fact, passed the mirror test.
What this outcome means has sparked some controversy in the scientific community. Even the study's authors have questioned just how to interpret the results. Did the fish seem to recognize themselves in the mirror? Yes. Does that mean they have a sense of self in the same way a human or even orangutan does? That's harder to say.
At Splash, we don't have any answers to these big questions. All we know is that our koi are pretty darn smart. Just watch how they swarm to the edge of the pond whenever someone approaches with treats.
For now, we'll keep counting down the days until spring, when we can have these fun interactions with our fish again. We'll leave the philosophy to the scientists.


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On the 11th of December, 2018, top Romanian energy supplier Restart Energy installed its first Restart Energy Democracy (RED) Meter on the premises of one of its largest customers, Cottontex, and started collecting electricity data on the blockchain in preparation for its landmark RED Platform energy marketplace.
Restart Energy has been developing innovative solutions in the industry for years now, being one of the first independent energy supply companies in Europe to accept Bitcoin as a means of payment in 2017, and is now on the final leg of its journey to become the leading peer-to-peer renewable energy marketplace - the Restart Energy Democracy Platform (RED-P) - that aims to revolutionize the way people acquire electricity, by using cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain to fuel a peer to peer energy trading revolution that does away with middlemen and red tape, leading to cheaper energy for all.
On this journey, RED has just completed one of the crucial steps necessary to reach its destination - the installation of its first RED Smart Meter that will monitor and gather valuable electricity data on behalf of its client CottonTex (one of the largest sportswear manufacturers in the EU) and write it on the blockchain for the purposes of the upcoming RED Platform, as well as allow CottonTex to monitor its own energy usage. Once distributed on a large scale, the RED Smart Meters will be able to do much more than monitor energy data, as long-term collection offers energy suppliers the opportunity to increase energy efficiency within a region by better predicting supply and demand, thus reducing their reliance on expensive spot market electricity.
The information collected from the first RED Smart Meters installed this week will also provide the first crucial real-world energy data samples for the developers of the RED Platform to work with, allowing for further calibration and testing of its various systems in preparation for the launch of the platform.
The underlying technology that will make the RED Platform a reality is that of the wider SWAZM blockchain - a toolset to change the world with through the power of distributed technologies and the immutable ledger. A turnkey solution for distributing applications, SWAZM aims to become a 'new internet' to power the decentralization wave.
Going forward, Restart Energy intends to distribute its Smart Meter technology to a broad spectrum of onboarded energy producers, business, and household consumers within Romania and not too far into the future, worldwide; enabling the data collected to benefit not only the individual business partners and customers that adopt this new technology, but also the overall energy grid itself, helping to provide a more robust framework that the RED Platform can further expand upon once it goes live in the near future.
Restart Energy offers access to the Restart Energy Democracy (RED) Platform - a blockchain-based platform capable of peer-2-peer decentralized energy transfers at a global level. The company's goal is to expand into over 35 fully decentralized energy markets and become the leader in global energy roaming. For more information, visit the website https://restartenergy.io/, blog: https://blog.restartenergy.io/ and Telegram channel: https://t.me/RestartEnergy.
The SWAZM software introduces a new blockchain architecture designed to enable horizontal scaling of decentralized applications through the creation of a new blockchain, with a reliable transfer network, storage capabilities, and compute containers. The software provides certificate authorities, authentication, storage, and the scheduling of applications across many CPU cores or clusters. The resulting technology is a blockchain architecture that may ultimately scale to millions of applications, will be enabled to write any kind of technology, and allows for quick & easy deployment and maintenance of decentralized applications. For more information, please visit the website: https://swazm.com/#.
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Fostering the largest community of jazz lovers in Vancouver
True innovation is found within spaces that encourage off-the-cuff experimentation and thinking that challenge traditional models.
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Coastal Jazz & Blues Society, now 30 years strong, hoped to create an online identity that would strike a chord with the history of its community, while still recognizing the progressive nature the genre is built from. Logos that had been presented in the past were specced out with structure and logic. Yet the brand was calling out for spontaneity and fun.
We realized quite early on that Coastal Jazz did not simply need someone to capture the brand, but the website had to maintain the essence of jazz and the celebration of improvisation at the same time. We felt a closeness to the jazz genre's ability to disrupt classical norms and how it is akin to the way startups, and agencies like ours, are disrupting normal business conventions.
The creation of Coastal Jazz's website was the result of a duet between our team and the longstanding relationship of music lovers in Vancouver. Together, Coastal Jazz's online presence pulled the weight of the community, paid homage to its roots and altered the scale of visual communication for its audience.
Community over company
The importance of public inclusion was the first note in the array of ideas for the Coastal Jazz website. Rather than building a festival website where jazz devotees visit only once a year, the website needed to become a platform where music lovers could connect and engage with each other. By implementing NationBuilder we shaped the Coastal Jazz website into just that, a community platform. We succeeded in centralizing the collective excitement of Coastal Jazz's over 20,000 enthusiasts into one online focal point. Leveraging the fanfare of the audience meant a bolder, vibrant brand.
With NationBuilder's CRM-like capabilities, including a payment system, we fused Coastal Jazz's internal and external communications together.
This turned the organization's website into a strong and fully functional platform that could include volunteer sign-up, donation collection, membership, and integration with social media management among many other things.
Disruption through improvisation
When Creative Director, Michael Parks, and UX Designer, Arman Keyvanskhou, brainstormed the mock-ups for the Coastal Jazz website, they realized the classical element of the grid structure was contradictory to what they were attempting to create. Grids allowed information to be presented through hierarchy and framework; jazz embodied everything but those qualities.
"Rarely can you break that grid, unless you want to get user's attention in certain areas," Arman explained, "Well, we wanted to get the user's attention."
By designing the layout of the website with a broken grid, this allowed the website to visually speak to both the history of jazz and Coastal Jazz's active role in fostering its future.
We couldn't ignore how similar the history of improvisation in jazz was to the disruptive nature of the tech industry. The ability of the jazz genre to remix the traditional practices of classical music in order to create a new style of sound could be compared to startups' alterations of old capitalistic norms.
Paying tribute to the past
Coastal Jazz struggled with trying to unify posters and events that included a vast range of logos and credits. The plethora of all these identities in one piece of promotional material presented a problem in their own logos inability to stand out.
The "jazz chop", a boxed logo containing the word "jazz", was a prominent part of the brand aesthetic. We helped pay a strong tribute to the history of the organization by keeping the original design in the representation of their personality. "We opened up the box the "jazz chop" lived in and changed its angle to modernize the feel," Michael emphasized.
Tying the offline & online community
Instruments dipped in black paint provided a quiet backdrop to the Coastal Jazz website.
"We built every other idea on top of the background image," Michael mentioned, revealing that the rest of the initial mock-up design was improvised once the background image was created. "Quite surprisingly, this became something that tied the offline community together."
This visual communication captured their identity so intuitively, it inspired Coastal Jazz to commission a painted style of the image in celebration of their 30th anniversary. "Who would have thought the website's wallpaper would dictate what the feel of the brand would look like throughout?" Michael laughed.
The image became a part of Coastal Jazz's brochure and poster content, bringing a beautifully consistent thread that supported the brand identity.
Coastal Jazz is not only a brand that has an estimated audience size of 615,000 people, but it has generated over $35 million in economic activity for the city. Since the launch of the new website, the first quarter saw a 60% increase in users and a staggering 242% increase in social traffic.
This was a brand that was not rebranded but polished to its true essence and given an identity it could hold as a jazz community.
"What we've done to Coastal Jazz seems like a natural evolution," Mo concluded. "Now that you look at it, you can't imagine it looking any other way."
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Focus: Egypt's revolution
DW-WORLD gives you an inside look at the upheaval in Egypt and its impact on the world. Click here for full multimedia coverage of the events in Cairo and the region.
A wave of anti-government protests has been rolling across the Middle East and North Africa, and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down.
DW-WORLD looks at the events in Egypt and their impact on the region.
The unseen factor: Egypt's women protesters
Tens of thousands of protesters, demanding political reforms, were standing their ground again in Cairo on the 17th day of the popular uprising in Egypt - and many of them are women. (10.02.2011)
Highlights of Mubarak's speech
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak used a nationally televised speech on Thursday to pledge constitutional reforms that would see limits placed on presidential terms. He also said he would not take orders from abroad. (11.02.2011)
Egyptian military accused of detentions and torture
Human rights activists accuse the Egyptian army of detaining and torturing pro-democracy demonstrators and others even though the military has up to now largely been seen as a neutral player in the turmoil. (10.02.2011)
Attacks on journalists increase in Egyptian clampdown
A German journalist and her American colleague endured 24 hours of interrogation by Egyptian forces. Their experience is one of an estimated 140 attacks on the media since unrest began in Egypt two weeks ago. (08.02.2011)
West worries over the prospect of Mideast democracy
While Egypt battles on in a state of uncertainty, Western leaders are displaying unusual levels of rhetorical restraint. Some observers believe that is because they are actually quite happy with the status quo. (07.02.2011)
US, Europe lacked intelligence on Egypt and Tunisia
The mass protests in Egypt and Tunisia apparently took the West completely by surprise, and now, parliaments are wondering whether their intelligence services failed to do their job. (07.02.2011)
Former atomic watchdog ElBaradei finds new role in Egypt
Amid the chaos of deadly protests in Egypt, former IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei has emerged as the most respected voice in the opposition to Murabak's regime. ElBaradei has a record of standing up against authority. (29.01.2011)
Q&A: Mubarak shouldn't bank on unlimited support from Egypt's military
President Mubarak's grip on power rests solely on the willingness of the country's military to back him, an Egypt expert tells Deutsche Welle. But that willingness could soon reach its tipping point. (01.02.2011)
Opinion: Egyptian protesters deserve our unreserved support
After the revolution in Tunisia, the Egyptian people are challenging their authoritarian ruler. Rainer Sollich of DW's Arab Service says that the democratic forces in the region deserve Europe and America's solidarity. (29.01.2011)
Q&A: 'The Egyptian people want to be able to determine their own future'
The Egyptian government should listen to the aspirations of its people and take the necessary steps to address some of those issues and concerns, says the White House National Security Spokesman. (28.01.2011)
Opinion: Democratic change is possible in the Arab world
The protest movement toppled the government in Tunisia and has rattled the regime of Egypt's leader Hosni Mubarak. A new era has dawned in the Arab world, says DW's Ute Schaeffer. (27.01.2011)
Mubarak's resignation is hailed as a victory for people power
World leaders have welcomed the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak after 18 days of peaceful protest. Now Egypt must ensure a "transparent, orderly and peaceful transition," said the United Nations. (11.02.2011)
World leaders welcome Mubarak's resignation
World leaders have welcomed the decision of embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down after three decades of power. The European Union said it was ready to help the Egyptian people "in any way it can." (11.02.2011)
Egypt could put brakes on the global economy
In global economic terms, Egypt is a small player. However, the country holds the keys to a very important transport route – the Suez Canal. And that has investors worried. (09.02.2011)
Opinion: Nothing but doubt and indecision in the West
As protesters in Egypt demand an end to Mubarak's rule, the West remains cautious. Deutsche Welle's Bettina Marx criticizes western politicians who are urging Egyptians to accept reforms under the current regime. (07.02.2011)
Readers demand more Western support for Egyptian protesters
Readers agree with Deutsche Welle's Bettina Marx that the response from Western countries to ongoing protests in Egypt has been far too cautious. (11.02.2011)
WWW links
Graphic: Arab world hotspots
A navigable map explains tensions in the Arab world
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Egypt protests spread (10.02.2011)
Unrest affects Egypt's economy (08.02.2011)
Related Subjects Yemen, Hosni Mubarak, Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt
Keywords africa, middle east, tunisia, egypt, yemen, jordan, protest, protests, regime, uprising
Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/1060w
Israel-Iran conflict to be major Middle East issue in 2020 02.01.2020
Neither Iran or Israel may seek war. But a diplomatic breakdown after the US pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, strategic errors and a military buildup make a direct conflict — even an inadvertent one — more likely.
Opinion: Is the Middle East seeing a new Arab Spring? 08.11.2019
From protests in Iraq and Lebanon to regime change in Sudan and Algeria, the uprisings in the Arab world are reminiscent of those that swept the Middle East in 2011. DW's Rainer Sollich asks: Is this another Arab Spring?


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package org.elastic.elasticsearch.scala.driver.circe.common

import io.circe.parser.parse
import org.elastic.elasticsearch.scala.driver.common.ApiModelSearch
import org.elastic.rest.scala.driver.RestBase.BaseDriverOp
import utest._
import org.elastic.elasticsearch.scala.driver.versions.ApiModelVersions.{latest => api}
import org.elastic.rest.scala.driver.RestBase._
import org.elastic.rest.scala.driver.utils.MockRestDriver
import org.elastic.rest.scala.driver.json.flexible_typing.CirceTypeModule._

import scala.concurrent.Future
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global

object DataModelSearchTests extends TestSuite {
  import DataModelSearch._

  /** This is used in 2 tests */
  val commonTestInput =
    """
      |{
      |  "took" : 63,
      |  "timed_out" : false,
      |  "_shards" : {
      |    "total" : 5,
      |    "successful" : 4,
      |    "failed" : 1
      |  },
      |  "hits" : {
      |    "total" : 1000,
      |    "max_score" : 1.0,
      |    "hits" : [ {
      |      "_index" : "bank",
      |      "_type" : "account",
      |      "_id" : "1",
      |      "_score" : 1.0, "_source" : {"account_number":1,"balance":39225,"firstname":"Amber","lastname":"Duke","age":32,"gender":"M","address":"880 Holmes Lane","employer":"Pyrami","email":"amberduke@pyrami.com","city":"Brogan","state":"IL"}
      |    }, {
      |      "_index" : "bank",
      |      "_type" : "account",
      |      "_id" : "6",
      |      "_score" : 1.0, "_source" : {"account_number":6,"balance":5686,"firstname":"Hattie","lastname":"Bond","age":36,"gender":"M","address":"671 Bristol Street","employer":"Netagy","email":"hattiebond@netagy.com","city":"Dante","state":"TN"}
      |    } ]
      |  }
      | }"""
      .stripMargin

  /** This set if tests is peformed in 2 places */
  def testCommonInput(test1Res: SearchResults): Unit = {
    test1Res._shards.total ==> 5
    test1Res._shards.successful ==> 4
    test1Res._shards.failed ==> 1
    test1Res.took ==> 63
    test1Res.timed_out ==> false
    test1Res._scroll_id ==> None
    test1Res.max_score ==> Some(1.0)
    test1Res.total_hits ==> 1000
    test1Res.hits.size ==> 2
    test1Res.hits.head._id ==> "1"
    test1Res.hits.head._index ==> "bank"
    test1Res.hits.head._type ==> "account"
    test1Res.hits.head._score ==> Some(1.0)
    test1Res.hits.head._version ==> None
    test1Res.hits.head._source ==> parse(
      """
        |{"account_number":1,"balance":39225,"firstname":"Amber","lastname":"Duke","age":32,"gender":"M","address":"880 Holmes Lane","employer":"Pyrami","email":"amberduke@pyrami.com","city":"Brogan","state":"IL"}
      """.stripMargin).right.toOption.flatMap(_.asObject)
    test1Res.hits.head.highlight ==> None
    test1Res.hits.head.explain ==> None
    test1Res.hitsJ.size ==> 2
    test1Res.hitsJ.drop(1).head ==> test1Res.hits.drop(1).head.asJson
    test1Res.sourcesJ.size ==> 2
    test1Res.sourcesJ.headOption ==> test1Res.hits.head._source
    test1Res.aggregationsJ ==> None
    test1Res.aggregationJ("not_there") ==> None
  }

  val tests = this {
    "Check deserialization of search requests - misc" - {

      val test1Res = SearchResults(commonTestInput)
      testCommonInput(test1Res)

    }
    "Check deserialization of search requests - called via API" - {

      val handler: PartialFunction[BaseDriverOp, Future[String]] = {
        //TODO: annoyingly, the package has to match ... api.X == ApiModelSearch.X vs api.`X`() == api.`X`()
        case BaseDriverOp(ApiModelSearch.`/_search`(), "GET", _, _, _) =>
          Future.successful(commonTestInput)
      }
      implicit val mockDriver = new MockRestDriver(handler)

      api._search.read().query("test").exec() map { testCommonInput(_) }
    }
    "Check deserialization of search requests - misc unusual settings" - {

      val unusualConfigTestInput =
        """
          |{
          |  "took" : 63,
          |  "timed_out" : true,
          |  "_shards" : {
          |    "total" : 5,
          |    "successful" : 4,
          |    "failed" : 1
          |  },
          |  "_scroll_id": "x",
          |  "hits" : {
          |    "total" : 1000,
          |    "hits" : [ {
          |      "_index" : "bank",
          |      "_version": 100,
          |      "_type" : "account",
          |      "_id" : "1",
          |      "explain" : { "explain": true }, "highlight": { "highlight": true }
          |    }]
          |  }
          | }"""
          .stripMargin

      val test1Res = SearchResults(unusualConfigTestInput)

      test1Res.timed_out ==> true
      test1Res._scroll_id ==> Some("x")
      test1Res.max_score ==> None

      test1Res.hits.head._score ==> None
      test1Res.hits.head._version ==> Some(100)
      test1Res.hits.head._source ==> None
      test1Res.hits.head.highlight ==> parse("""{ "highlight": true }""").right.toOption.flatMap(_.asObject)
      test1Res.hits.head.explain ==> parse("""{ "explain": true }""").right.toOption.flatMap(_.asObject)
    }
    "Check deserialization of search requests - aggregations only" - {

      val aggsOnlyTestInput =
        """
          |{
          |  "took" : 63,
          |  "timed_out" : false,
          |  "_shards" : {
          |    "total" : 5,
          |    "successful" : 4,
          |    "failed" : 1
          |  },
          |  "aggregations" : {
          |    "test1" : {"test1": true},
          |    "test2" : {"test2": true}
          |  }
          | }"""
          .stripMargin

      val test1Res = SearchResults(aggsOnlyTestInput)

      test1Res.hits ==> List.empty
      test1Res.hitsJ ==> List.empty
      test1Res.sourcesJ ==> List.empty

      test1Res.aggregationsJ.map(_.fields) ==> Some(List("test1", "test2"))
      test1Res.aggregationJ("test1") ==> parse("""{"test1": true}""").right.toOption.flatMap(_.asObject)
      test1Res.aggregationJ("not_present") ==> None
    }
  }
}


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Q: Projection of sets in product $\sigma$-algebra I'd like some help in an exercise that asks to show by an example that given two $\sigma$-algebras, the projection of a set in the product $\sigma$-algebra need not to be in the corresponding $\sigma$-algebra.
Is there any simple example of that? I only managed to realize that if the set is countable, then the projection has to be in the corresponding $\sigma$-algebra.

A: consider the lebesgue $\sigma$-Algebra on $\mathbb{R},\mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R})$ and the product $\sigma$-Algebra $\mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R}) \otimes \mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R})$.
Now take a set $A \not\in \mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R})$ and consider $A \times \{0\}$.
Then $A \times \{0\} \in \mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R}) \otimes \mathcal{L}(\mathbb{R})$ but the projection is A


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Saint-Cricq-du-Gave è un comune francese di 366 abitanti situato nel dipartimento delle Landes nella regione della Nuova Aquitania.

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A cash-strapped territorial administration will have to wait for more time to provide compensation for the Thane-affected persons as the government has received only a part of the interim relief sanctioned by the Union Government and most of the departments are short of resources to take up long-term relief on their own.
Though nearly a month has passed, the government is yet to provide money as relief for people who have lost or sustained damage to their dwelling units, to farmers who lost their crop and to fisherfolk for livelihood loss. So far, the only relief disbursed was Rs 2000 to all cardholders and 2 litre of kerosene for select category of people.
Chief Minister N Rangasamy on January 11 had announced a financial package of around Rs 161 crore to compensate for damaged houses, huts, crops and for the livelihood of fishermen affected by the cyclone 'Thane'.
The disbursement of relief amount to the cyclone affected farmers has given rise to a contentious issue as to whether the benefit should go to the actual owner of the land or to the tenant who cultivates the land.
The officials entrusted with the task are therefore baffled because at certain places both the land owners and tenants are staking claim. Therefore, to resolve the dispute District Collector Rajendra Ratnoo has constituted official teams who would organize special camps in such areas for three days for finding amicable solution.
Mr Ratnoo told the presspersons here on Monday that it was the established practice that the registered tenants were fully entitled to the relief, whereas, in the case of the unregistered tenants the case ought to be studied in details.
The Ancient Roman trading centre at Arikanmedu, which was damaged in the cyclone, has still not been cleared.
Cyclone Thane, which struck on December 30, wreaked havoc on the Arikanmedu excavation site, which is controlled by the Archeological Survey of India. Almost a month after the cyclone struck, the area remains the same.
Most of the trees in the area were felled and a few of the visible walls of ancient buildings have been damaged by the fallen trees. The area gained prominence as the first discovery of Mediterranean artefacts on the east coast.
Even a month after the cyclone, 'Thane,' crossed the coast, fishermen of Puducherry are yet to resume their activities and the damaged boats still lie unused at the Thengathittu harbour.
Village panchayats of 18 fishing villages have decided that unless relief is distributed, they will not resume their activities.
In the backdrop of the destruction caused by Thane, Gandhian and Alternative Nobel Prize winner Krishnammal Jaganathan has called for better housing for the vulnerable section of the population. While flagging off a rally here recently to push this demand, Ms.Jaganathan and her organisation LAFTI (Land for Tillers Freedom) has put forward the cause of farm labourers who were the worst hit in natural disasters.
Farm labourers lived in hutments that inevitably suffered destruction, and therefore they are entitled to concrete housing schemes irrespective of categories of caste, creed or religion.
A group of farmers have joined hands to float a forum called the Association of Thane Cyclone-Affected Coconut Farmers of Cuddalore District.
Association president G.Ramalingam told The Hindu that coconut growers had suffered unprecedented losses. According to a preliminary estimate 10 lakh coconut trees were uprooted and survival of five lakh trees was doubtful.
These plantations were the source of livelihood not only for the coconut growers but also for several thousands of labourers. Besides producing nuts, coconut trees provided raw material to the coir industry and allied enterprises.
An expert group, comprising senior officials drawn from various departments, including the Coconut Development Board, has been constituted to devise a suitable strategy to rejuvenate coconut trees that have survived the onslaught of cyclone 'Thane' and also to raise new plantations where trees have been fully damaged.
The group consists of Additional Director of Agriculture Elangovan, Deputy Director of Agriculture Manoharan, Deputy Director of Coconut Development Board Hemachandra, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Professor P.Natarajan, and, Joint Directors of Agriculture from Cuddalore and Villupuram districts.
Official sources told The Hindu that as per the study conducted by the group coconuts were being grown on 3,291 hectares in Cuddalore and Villupuram districts. The area under coconut cultivation in Cuddalore was 2,743 ha and in Villupuram 548 ha. While coconut trees on 2,424 ha, including Cuddalore – 1,918 ha and Villupuram –506 ha, were totally destroyed, trees on 867 ha, including Cuddalore – 825 ha and Villupuram – 42 ha, were partially damaged.
The state government has also presented a memorandum spelling out the quantum of damage and has sought an assistance of Rs 5248 crore from the Centre, he recalled.
The Government would take up construction of one lakh concrete houses immediately to provide safe shelter to affected families, he said in his address to the Assembly.
The governor appreciated the State Government for using early warning systems to initiate preventive measures and for taking timely action for providing relief.
Post-cyclone 'Thane', the bird population in Cuddalore district has significantly come down, both due to untimely deaths and shifting of habitats.
The strong winds forced birds such as crows, sparrows, mynahs, parrots and ravens to abandon their usual roosting places and settle elsewhere.
After the cyclone the carcasses of quite a number of crows were seen in many places and also along the coastline. Caught in the whirlwind they could not wing their way to safety. Deputy Director of the Bombay Natural History Society S. Balachandran, who has conducted studies on birds along the east coast, including Cuddalore, told The Hindu that fortunately for the bird population the cyclone struck in December.


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Lindor, Mets talk about new deal; Rosario struggles in CF
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NL MVP Freeman delayed to Braves camp by birth of twin boys
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Braves bring back Ozuna on $65 million, 4-year deal
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Freeman among trio of Braves on All-MLB first team
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Stroman, Gausman take $18.9M; Springer, LeMahieu reject
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Springer, LeMahieu, Realmuto among 6 given qualifying offers
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Total package: Betts paying off big for Dodgers in every way
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LEADING OFF: Rays, Dodgers all set to meet in World Series
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Catch this! Betts saves Dodgers with 3rd web gem in 3 nights
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Marlins, Jeter part with exec Michael Hill after 19 seasons
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Betts, with another great grab, shows what Dodgers wanted
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Seager homers again, Dodgers force NLCS Game 7 with 3-1 win
Seager homered again, Buehler pitched six scoreless innings and the Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 3-1 on Saturday to send the NL Championship Series to a winner-take-all finale. "I'm still sort of recovering from this one, but already thinking about Game 7," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. A Game 7 is another baseball game," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said. His six homers overall are already a Dodgers postseason record. But he walked five batters in a game Atlanta held on to win 8-7.
Smith off Smith, Seager 2 HRs as Dodgers beat Braves in NLCS
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Ozuna mishap costs Braves as World Series wait continues
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Braves 1 win from WS after 10-2 win over Dodgers in NLCS G4
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Kershaw falters again in playoffs, pushing Dodgers to brink
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Riley HR ignites big Braves 9th in 5-1 NLCS win over Dodgers
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Wright, d'Arnaud lead Braves to sweep Marlins, reach NLCS
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Acuña HR, plunked again, Braves top Marlins 9-5 to open NLDS
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Anderson shines, Braves shut out Reds again to sweep series
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Finally! Freeman, Braves top Reds 1-0 in 13th to open series
Atlanta Braves Freddie Freeman (5)runs the to first after hiting a game-winning base hit against the Cincinnati Reds in the 13th inning during Game 1 of a National League wild-card baseball series, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)ATLANTA – Freddie Freeman singled home the winning run in the 13th inning, finally ending the longest scoreless duel in postseason history as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 1-0 in the opener of their NL wild-card series on Wednesday. The East champion Braves won the first game of a postseason series for the first time since the 2001 NL Division Series and can wrap up the best-of-three series on Thursday. It was historic as the first postseason game to be scoreless after 11 innings, but hardly a masterpiece. He allowed just one hit past the infield, setting a Cincinnati postseason record with 12 strikeouts.
LeMahieu, Soto batting champs in shortest season in century
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Mattingly's Marlins could clinch berth at Yankee Stadium
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Duvall follows Ozuna with 3 HRs; Braves complete sweep
Duvall hit a pair of two-run shots over the Green Monster and a solo blast to center for his five RBIs. Duvall and Ozuna were the first teammates with three-homer performances in back-to-back games, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Martinez had two hits and two RBIs for the Red Sox, who fell a season-high 13 games under .500. Fenway was built in 1912, but the Red Sox are an AL club and interleague play wasnt introduced in MLB until 1997. The Braves tied it at 3 in the second when Duvall hit his first homer, and Ozuna added an RBI single.
Freeman's 2-run HR lifts Braves to sweep of slumping Yankees
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Clint Frazier has big season debut; Yankees beat Braves 6-3
New York Yankees starting pitcher Masahiro Tanaka delivers during the first inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020, in New York. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)NEW YORK Injury fill-in Clint Frazier had three hits, including a home run, and scored twice in his season debut as the Yankees beat Atlanta 6-3 Wednesday night, sweeping a two-game set. The Yankees tied it in the bottom of the frame, clubbing back-to-back homers for the first time this season. Yankees: Judge (lower body tightness) did not play, a night after the oft-injured slugger was lifted for a pinch-hitter. Yankees: RHP Gerrit Cole (3-0, 3.22 ERA) should get his first taste of baseballs longest-running rivalry.
Braves' Markakis hits walkoff HR after opting into season
Atlanta Braves' Nick Markakis, left, celebrates with Adeiny Hechavarria (24) after hitting a game-winning home run in the ninth inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020, in Atlanta. Markakis was added to the active roster on Wednesday after changing his mind about sitting out the year. Following the homer, Braves players circled home plate with plenty of distance, waving their hands in the air as Markakis finished his trot. Manager Charlie Montoyo said before the game Waguespack was recalled when right-hander Trent Thornton was placed on the 10-day injured list. Following a chat with home plate umpire Alan Porter, Waguespack left the field without making a pitch and Montoyo instead brought in Rafael Dolis.
Ozuna homers off Daz, Braves beat Mets in new extras format
Atlanta Braves pitcher Max Fried fields a ground ball by New York Mets' Jeff McNeil during the third inning of a baseball game Saturday, July 25, 2020, in New York. Ozuna, signed to an $18 million, one-year free agent deal in January, energized Atlanta's struggling offense with his opposite-field drive against Daz. Ozuna went with a 3-2 fastball just off the outside corner and roped it out to right field for his first home run with the Braves. McNeil countered with a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the fifth, but Daz couldn't make it stand. An All-Star with Seattle in 2018, Daz labored through a brutal 2019 with a 5.59 ERA and seven blown saves.
Cspedes homers as DH in return, Mets edge Braves 1-0
New York Mets' Yoenis Cespedes, right, celebrates his solo home run during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves at Citi Field, Friday, July 24, 2020, in New York. Rules changes for this shortened season delayed by the coronavirus provided a DH in NL games for the first time giving the Mets a perfect slot for Cspedes as he gets back in the swing of things. Edwin Daz, who lost his job as closer during a miserable 2019 season, struck out two in a hitless ninth for the save. Braves All-Star starter Mike Soroka, who won his previous two matchups with deGrom, allowed four hits in six outstanding innings. Coming off consecutive Cy Young Awards, deGrom fanned eight and permitted only a broken-bat single and a walk.
AP source: Free agent OF Yasiel Puig, Braves reach 1-yr deal
The free agent outfielder and the Atlanta Braves have agreed to a one-year deal, a person with knowledge of the deal said Tuesday, July 14, 2020. (AP Photo/Phil Long, File)ATLANTA Free agent outfielder Yasiel Puig and the Atlanta Braves have agreed to a one-year deal, a person with knowledge of the deal said Tuesday. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the agreement is not official until Puig passes a physical. The 29-year-old Puig was the last big-name free agent from the offseason who had not signed with a team. Puig, who has a .285 career average against right-handers, will be expected to replace the production that had been expected from Markakis.
Braves 'ultimate pro' OF Nick Markakis opts out of season
ATLANTA Atlanta Braves outfielder Nick Markakis opted out of the 2020 season on Monday due to increased concerns about the coronavirus pandemic. Markakis is the second Atlanta veteran in two days to announce plans to sit out the 60-game season. Just hearing him, the way he sounded on the phone, it was tough, Markakis said. Braves first base coach Eric Young Sr. also will sit out the season. Markakis, Ender Inciarte and Adam Duvall were joined by rookies Cristian Pache and Drew Waters in the outfield competition.


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