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Wittenberg University
PO Box 720 | Springfield, OH | 45501
Located in Springfield, Ohio, Wittenberg combines a "small school atmosphere" with "a wide horizon of learning opportunities." The school offers "high academic standards and a dedication to research" that makes "an environment where students can excel in the classroom and out." This "friendly, athletic campus" "offers a close-knit community where professors and students build professional and personal relationships." The school's motto is "Having Light, We Pass It On To Others." This is taken seriously by the "extremely engaging" professors who are "committed to helping students both in and out of the classroom." The "fabulous" teachers at Wittenberg are "always accessible and willing to help" and really get to know students "on a personal level." "I feel like I am learning from my best friends," one happy student reports. An environmental science student agrees, saying, "I have become very close to a few of my professors and have really come to enjoy my classroom experience." Some students say that "communication with the student body" and "upper level administration" "is not always the best." Still, a communications major lavishes praise on the entire staff, "not only just teachers, but I would go as far to say even down to the maintenance and janitor crew." Part of the reason students love classes at Wittenberg is the small class sizes. This "means excellent attention paid to students." "The class sizes and student-teacher ratio makes it an ideal place to develop professional relationships," and this situation "really elevates the learning environment and makes classes far more interesting than large schools." The "open-minded and encouraging" faculty really pushes "students to build our own ideas and projects." All in all, "the people, the faculty and students are a very happy, connected, and welcoming community." This, combined with the "gorgeous campus" might explain the "high morale among the students." As a psychology major explains, "Wittenberg is a place where students can develop themselves as a whole person-academically, professionally, and socially."
This "beautiful school" is filled with "friendly," "outgoing," and "quirky people." "It is hard to describe a typical student because we are very diverse, but with that diversity we all are able to get in," an environmental science student says. If you had to generalize, most students are "white, from Ohio, [and] middle class," but "Wittenberg has a wonderful variety of students." Students tend to be "fun personalities, engaged, curious and eager to learn, smart." "All types of students here are welcomed in with ease" and everyone can "find at least one friend group." One student elaborates that these groups "are like amoebas that are constantly shifting, made up of many different people." Overall Wittenberg is a "tight-knit community" where all you have to do to make a friend is "step out and say hello!"
Students are typically busy and even "often over-involved" at Wittenberg. Your average student might be "involved and overcommitted in at least two clubs and a sport or Greek life." "With over 100 student clubs and organizations, it is easy to find things to get involved in," one student explains. "Witt students generally know how to work hard and play hard" and "party every day." One student says that partying is so pervasive that "if you do not drink, then you have no chance of fitting in." "The typical student is one who drinks constantly, and rarely ever gets in trouble for it," since, students say, the University is lax on enforcing drug and alcohol rules. Still, there are plenty of other activities to do on campus from "just hang[ing] out and spend[ing] time with each other" to "Witt Wednesday" in which "comedians or musicians come to entertain." "What don't we do?" one student says. One quirky, or even "downright surreal" part of campus life has to do with the crows. "Our crow-deterrent alarms, which are mounted on the roofs of every building, are triggered by students walking by," one student explains. "It's downright uncanny at night to hear crow death screams played from the rooftops as you walk back to your dorm." Students who love nature will enjoy "a reservoir to swim in, two playgrounds/parks, and three national parks for hiking."
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Hall's Harley-Davidson to unveil custom-built motorcycle ahead of national competition
February 25, 2016 March 16, 2016 Hannah ClarkLatest News
Ready to face off against Harley-Davidson dealers from across the country, Hall's Harley-Davidson in Springfield will unveil its creation in the Custom Kings National Dealer Competition.
Hall's staffers have been laboring for weeks designing and building the bike that they have declared "the baddest Sportster on the planet." This new creation will be unveiled at a special event this Saturday, February 27, from 2–4 p.m. at Hall's Harley-Davidson, 2301 N. Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, Ill.
Harley-Davidson has challenged its dealers around the country to embrace the Custom Kings challenge as part of the company's commitment to redefining performance. As the company puts it, every motorcycle tells a story. Each detail paints a picture, sets a tone and delivers a style to showcase the individuality of the builders and the rider. Every bike is a custom of one design. Each dealership team is working to build the ultimate customized Harley-Davidson Sportster.
"We're inviting the public to Saturday's event to witness the first-ever public display of our creation," said Larry Hughes of Hall's Harley-Davidson. "We've spent eight weeks putting everything we've got into this creation. This will be the chance for local motorcycle lovers to see our bike, meet the creative team, enjoy a beverage and get the whole story about its creation before we head into battle against other dealerships from all over the country."
The Hall's creation will be judged by Harley-Davidson's national styling team. The top 64 entries will then be presented for consumer voting online during March and April, after which the U.S. Custom Kings will be crowned and ultimately displayed at the Harley-Davidson Museum.
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Q: Error in List comparing "AttributeError: 'bool' object has no attribute 'sum'" python 2.7 list1 = [['happy'], ['happy'], ['neutral'], ['happy'], ['neutral']]
list2 = ['happy', 'happy', 'happy', 'happy', 'happy']

Want to get count that same value in same position in two lists, here it should be '3'. I tried from
(list1 == list2).sum()

But getting an error.
(list1 == list2).sum()
AttributeError: 'bool' object has no attribute 'sum'

Can anyone say how can I fix this.

A: You can try this:
list1 = [['happy'], ['happy'], ['neutral'], ['happy'], ['neutral']]
list2 = ['happy', 'happy', 'happy', 'happy', 'happy']

print sum(1 for a, b in zip(list2, list1) if a == b[0])

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Controversial throughout its history, jazz was America's first contribution to the music world. The main spotlight of 1920s music went to the styles of Jazz, Blues, and Ragtime. As the music changes, so does the culture. Dances such as the Charleston and the Jitterbug become the new "hype". Girls also started dressing with shorter skirts, exposing the ankles (scandalous)! Play 1920s music Sign up→. SIGN IN. SIGN IN. jazz 1930s Louis Armstrong swing Annette Hanshaw Duke Ellington Bessie Smith Parov Stelar Benny Goodman Paul Whiteman Billie Holiday Ella Fitzgerald Caravan Palace blues Fats Waller electro electro swing Tape Five Al Jolson Bix Beiderbecke 1940s.
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Armstrong, Jolson, Whiteman and Gershwin were the big names of the decade. Learn more here.
By the mid-1920s he was composing music that remains Apr 27, 2016 The Soundtrack of the Roaring Twenties. Thanks to jazz and blues, record sales exploded in the 1920s, with hit recordings selling more than two Perfect Nostalgia – Best Music of the 1920s 30s & 40s. £9.99. Bask in a comforting warm nostalgic glow. Some wit once quipped "Nostalgia isn't what it used to The Devil's Music: 1920s Jazz (Culture shock; 2). Second of a four part series exploring why particular works of art became controversial.
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Sign Mamadi Camara
By Cody Costra, 12/17/19, 4:00PM MST
Colorado Springs, CO (December 17, 2019) – The Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC announced today that the club has signed Mamadi Camara, pending USL Championship and USSF approval.
"Mamadi had a fantastic college career and was deservedly drafted high last year in MLS. Unfortunately, things did not work out for him to be signed by the [San Jose] Earthquakes, but this has provided us with the opportunity to bring in a supreme athlete with excellent technical ability that is hungry to impress," said Switchbacks Head Coach, Alan Koch. "I look forward to seeing how Mamadi adjusts to the professional game and am excited about welcoming him to Colorado Springs."
Camara, 24, last played for Simon Fraser University before being drafted in the second round, 46th overall, by the San Jose Earthquakes in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft. After captaining SFU his senior year, Camara finished his college career with 29 goals and 20 assists in 69 games. The attacking midfielder was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-America First Team and GNAC Player of the Year in 2018, after totaling nine goals and 13 assists his senior year.
"I am very grateful to be a part of the Colorado Springs Switchbacks organization. I am excited to begin this journey and help the team achieve a successful season," said Mamadi Camara. "I want to thank Alan Koch and the entire organization for this amazing opportunity!"
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The $20 million (£12 million) legal battle between typography superstars Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones has ended in a settlement, the pair have announced.
The terms of the settlement are confidential, but Hoefler and Frere-Jones say their dispute over ownership of the Hoefler & Frere-Jones type foundry has now been "resolved".
The settlement follows a lawsuit filed at the start of the year by Frere-Jones, in which he claimed that Hoefler had promised him a 50 per cent stake in the company, which he then failed to deliver.
The claim – made to the Supreme Court of the State of New York – was based on a verbal agreement Frere-Jones says was made between the pair in 1999 to become equal partners in the foundry.
Since the claim was made, Hoefler and Frere-Jones have parted ways, with Frere-Jones leaving the company, which now goes under the name Hoefler & Co.
Frere-Jones, meanwhile, has announced plans to set up his own type design practice next year.


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Сигнаївка — село в Україні, в Шполянському районі Черкаської області.

Загальна площа територіальних меж села становить 3674 га. Площа населеного пункту становить 769 га. Населення — 1914 осіб на 1048 дворів.

Географія
У селі річка Мар'янівка впадає у Гнилий Ташлик.

Історія
Поселення виникло на вододілі між річками Дніпро та Південний Буг, між річечками Шполка та Гнилий Тікич, які з'єднувала водна артерія, що пролягала між Мар'янівкою, Сигнаївкою, де курсували тогочасні човни.
У сиву давнину на березі чистої річечки, у верболозах, поряд із дрімучим лісом поселились утікачі. Поселення Сигнаївка виникло на початку XIII ст. згідно з даними «Історії міст і сіл УРСР. Черкаська область». Однак перша згадка датується серпнем 1197 р. в літописі — виданні Речі Посполитої (Варшава).

Історія Сигнаївки тісно пов'язана з історією всієї України, землі якої не раз спустошувалися половецькими ордами, татарами і турками, але знову відроджувалися.

Стосовно походження назви села найпопулярнішою є версія Л. Похилевича, який стверджує в «Сказанні…» (1864 р.), що «Назва села походить від могил край дороги, на яких, за переказами, під час татарської навали жителі виставляли сторожу, яка сигналами повідомляла про наближення ворога».

Сигнаївка, як і більшість правобережних земель, майже до кінця XVIII ст. залишалась у складі Польської держави.
Сигнаївці займатися сільським господарством, рибальством, полюванням та гончарством.
У 1768 р. жителі Сигнаївки, Лебедина, Матусова, Шполи під проводом ватажків Степана Главацького і Савки Плиханенка стали активними учасниками Коліївщини.

Станом на 1885 рік у колишньому власницькому селі Шполянської волості Звенигородського повіту Київської губернії мешкало 1800 осіб, існували 2 православні церкви, 3 постоялих будинки, 3 вітряних млинів.

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Транспорт
Через село проходить автошлях Черкаси—Умань—Гайсин—Брацлав (317 км), побудований у 1961 році під керівництвом інженера Степана Кожум'яки.

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В 90-х роках ХІХ ст. Сигнаївка належала княгині Урусовій. В селі панувала повна неписьменність. В церковно-приходській школі навчалося лише 90-98 дітей заможних верств населення. Монополію на освіту мав священик, який жертвував гроші на школу, а його дві дочки вчителювали.

Після революції 1917 р. в Сигнаївці почала працювати початкова школа, яка пізніше переросла в семирічну, а в 30-х роках — у середню. Неписьменність серед дорослого населення була ліквідована в 1929—1931 рр.

Під час окупації села нацистами в вересні 1941 року було відкрито початкову школу. Однак через два місяці німці її закрили, а приміщення пристосували під лазарет. Після визволення села в січні 1944 року було оголошено про відновлення роботи школи.

Школа була семирічною до 1954 року, а з 1966-67 н.р. школа знову стала 10-річною. Нова історія розвитку освіти у Сигнаївці розпочалась з будівництва нового приміщення школи у 1988 році, яке було здано в експлуатацію 1990 року. Нині це Сигнаївський НВК «ДНЗ-ЗОШ І-ІІІ ступенів».

На базі сільського Будинку Культури діє Дитяча музична школа.

Культура
В 1932 році був створений гурток духової музики в Сигнаївці. З 1947 по 1949 роки керівником першого повоєнного духового оркестру був Рекунков Никифор Наумович, у 1949—1950 роках оркестром керував Микола Панасович Шульга. З 1950 по 1988 роки незмінним керівником оркестру був Шульга Іван Панасович.З 1987 року по 2008 рік народним аматорським духовим оркестром керував Микола Олексійович Крезуб. У 2008 році керівником став Анатолій Олексійович Підмогильний, який керує колективом і до цього часу.

Пам'ятки
 Котів яр — гідрологічний заказник місцевого значення.

Відомі люди
В Сигнаївці народилися й проживали:
 Олександр Бессараб — радянський офіцер, учасник штурму Рейхстагу
 Бобуров Руслан Юрійович (23.03.1966—31.01.2015) солдат Збройних сил України, учасник російсько-української війни.
 Губа Юрій Петрович (1.08.1976—5.03.2022) — старший сержант Збройних сил України, учасник російсько-української війни.
 Олекса Влизько, поет
 заслужений артист УРСР В'ячеслав Супрунов,
 заслужений артист України Олександр Кузьменко,
 народний артист Російської Федерації Микола Шамрай,
 заслужений працівник культури УРСР Іван Шульга,
 заслужений працівник культури України Михайло Волков,
 поетеса Раїса Чорнозуб,
 лауреат Міжнародних та Всесоюзних конкурсів, учасник оркестру Молдовської державної телерадіокомпанії Олексій Литвин,
 Заслужена артистка України, кандидат педагогічних наук Руслана Лоцман

Див. також
 Перелік населених пунктів, що постраждали від Голодомору 1932—1933 (Черкаська область)

Примітки

Посилання

 Погода в селі Сигнаївка
 Історія міст і сіл Української РСР. Черкаська область. — К.: Головна редакція УРЕ АН УРСР, 1972.
 село Сигнаївка
 Славнозвісний пес Дігер повернувся до нормального життя (ФОТО).

Села Черкаської області


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Barycholos – rodzaj płaza bezogonowego z podrodziny Holoadeninae w rodzinie Craugastoridae.

Zasięg występowania
Rodzaj obejmuje gatunki występujące na tropikalnych nizinach Ekwadoru oraz w południowo-wschodniej Brazylii.

Systematyka

Etymologia
Barycholos:  borukholos "brutalny, dziki" (); nazwa ta honoruje Jaya M. Savage'a (ur. 1928), amerykańskiego herpetologa.

Podział systematyczny
Do rodzaju należą następujące gatunki:
 Barycholos pulcher
 Barycholos ternetzi

Przypisy

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Craugastoridae


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The peaceful garden surrounds of St John's Church is the setting for the St John's Memorial Garden. Plaques to remember those who have died have been placed on the bell tower in the driveway of the Church and are now being placed on the wall outside the east door of the church. The garden beds have been blessed and dedicated as a suitable place for ashes to be interred.
Plaques can only be purchased for people who either were parishioners of St. John's Parish, or whose Funeral was conducted from St John's Church. The same criteria applies to the interring of ashes.
Individual plaques are the size of a single brick and carry a small cross, the full name of the person, dates of birth and death, and a short inscription (up to 30 characters).
Cost of each individual plaque will be a "one-off" fee of $250, which will include on-going cleaning as required and year round garden maintenance.
The interment process will be conducted at a time to be arranged with the parish priest and is a "one-off" fee of $250. A plaque can also be ordered at the above fee of $250 and this plaque will be placed on the wall of the Church outside the east door.
If you would like a family member or friend remembered and prayed for in this way, or would like to discuss arrangements for interment of ashes, please complete the form on the reverse side and return in an envelope marked "St John's Memorial Garden", PO Box 95, Mitcham, 3132, together with the required amount. The forms may be either posted, emailed to [email protected] or handed into the Parish Office or the Sacristy after Mass.
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Bran Van 3000 (conosciuti anche come Bran Van e BV3) è un collettivo musicale di Montréal formato nel 1995 dal DJ James Di Salvio che riunì attorno a sé un gruppo di circa venti musicisti canadesi fra cui le tre cantanti soul Stephane Moraille, Sarah Johnston e Jayne Hill e il rapper Steve "Liquid" Hawley.

Storia
I Bran Van 3000 pubblicarono il loro primo singolo, Drinking in L.A., nel febbraio 1997 per la Audiogram Records. Nell'aprile dello stesso anno uscì il loro primo album, Glee contenente 17 tracce di cui una interamente in francese. L'album fu disco d'oro in Canada nel 1998 e vinse un Juno Awards come "Best Alternative Album". Il singolo Drinking in L.A. fu anche inserito nella colonna sonora del film Scherzi del cuore.

Nel marzo 1998, sull'onda del successo in patria Glee venne pubblicato in edizione internazionale con alcune modifiche, e parallelamente fu pubblicato il secondo singolo Afrodiziak in cui i Bran Van 3000 duettavano con il gruppo hip pop statunitense Gravediggaz. Il disco ottenne un buon riscontro di critica e pubblico anche all'estero, in particolare grazie al singolo Drinking in L.A. che nel luglio 1998 raggiunse la posizione 36 nella U.K. Top 40 chart, diventando la loro prima hit internazionale. Nell'agosto 1999 il singolo fu ripubblicato dopo che la canzone fu inserita in un popolare spot televisivo per Rolling Rock e arrivò sino al 3º posto in classifica. L'ultimo singolo estratto dall'album è Couch Surfer.

Nell'estate 2001, i Bran Van 3000 pubblicarono l'album Discosis etichettato dalla Virgin Records, lanciato dal singolo "Astounded" che fu anche l'ultima canzone registrata da Curtis Mayfield prima di morire. La produzione fu affidata a Mike D, rapper, produttore discografico statunitense e componente fisso del gruppo hip hop statunitense dei Beastie Boys. Collaborarono all'album anche il cantante senegalese Youssou N'Dour e l'artista reggae Eek-a-Mouse.

Dopo una pausa di sei anni, nel 2007 il gruppo ha pubblicato il suo terzo album di studio, Rosé, etichettato dalla Remstar Records. Il disco, autoprodotto da James Di Salvio e Sara Johnston, ha visto la collaborazione di Fat Lip, Max-A-Million, Swanza, Chris Opperman, Noel Osborne e altri. L'album fu registrato a Los Angeles nello studio dei Depeche Mode ed a Hollywood allo studio di Steve Vai. L'album debuttò nelle classifiche canadesi alla numero 9 l'8 novembre 2007. Il primo singolo estratto dall'album è Call Me (I'll Be Around), che fu lanciato nelle radio canadesi il 4 ottobre 2007. Il 1º luglio 2008 il gruppo si riunì per il Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, suonando tracce da Rosé alcune hits precedenti, di fronte ad una folla di 125,000 persone.

Stile musicale
Quella dei Bran Van 3000 è una "coraggiosa" e "vertiginosa" fusione di hip hop, electronica e rock alternativo, che cita pressoché ogni sottogenere della musica popolare quali il rock, la musica da ballo elettronica, il folk e il French pop. Oltre alla forte componente hip hop, altri comuni denominatori del collettivo sono il consistente uso del campionatore, il formato della ballata e la presenza di numerose voci in ogni loro brano come quella rude di Di Salvio, quella rap e aggressiva di Steve Hawley e quelle di impostazione soul di varie cantanti femminili. Il profilo a loro dedicato su Ondarock dichiara che "I Bran Van 3000 hanno insegnato a mangiare un hamburger con Pepsi, come fosse caviale con champagne." Vengono anche citati anche come artisti del pop, del rock e della dance alternativi.

Formazione

Membri del gruppo
 E.P. Bergen
 John Kastner
 Sara Johnston
 Jamie Di Salvio
 Stephane Moraille
 Jayne Hill
 Steve "Liquid" Hawley
 Rob Joanisse
 Nick Hynes
 Gary McKenzie

Musicisti
 E.P. Bergen
 Jayne Hill
 Gary McKenzie
 Nick Hynes
 Jamie Di Salvio
 Curtis Mayfield
 Chaki
 Sara Johnston
 Rob Joanisse
 Jim Lea
 Noddy Holder
 Adam Chaki
 Aria Di Salvio
 Dominique Grand
 Jean-Yves Leloup
 Jean Leloup
 Youssou N'Dour

Discografia

Album studio
 1997 - Glee
 2001 - Discosis
 2007 - Rosé
 2010 - The Garden

Singoli
 1998 - Drinking in L.A.
 1998 - Afrodiziak
 1999 - Couch Surfer
 2001 - Astounded
 2007 - Call Me (I'll Be Around)
 2010 - Grace (Love on the Block)

EP
 1998 - Drinking in L.A.
 1998 - Afrodiziak
 2001 - Astounded

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Altri progetti

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J.Cole did it again with the much awaited single "Middle Child." After collaborating and featuring with famous artists like Anderson Paak to 6lack, J. Cole showed his fans that he has been working on new things with his new release.
He shocked fans all around the world when he decided to drop "Middle Child, which was released January 23 through Dreamville Records. This record features the famous Canadian producer T- Minus, making it even more groundbreaking.
"Middle Child" can definitely be said to have made a big impact, reaching the Billboard Top 30 almost immediately. This song had many of his fans on the edge of the seats as they listened to 3 minutes and 34 seconds worth of pure mastery.
This song came almost a year after his popular album, "KOD", which stands for Kids on Drugs, where he talks about controversial topics. J. Cole made absolutely sure that his fans were left pleased with his unique sound, beat and his unforgiving bars.
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J. Cole raps, "I studied the greats/ I am the greatest now." He also lets his fans know that he's done being stuck in the middle of rappers in the game, that people are going to finally see him.
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"They act like two legends cannot coexist/ But I'd never beef with a man for nothin'/ If I smoke a rapper its gon' be legit/ It won't bee for clout/ it won't be for fame."
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Back in June of 2010, I wrote about an online column that recommended applying cornmeal as an antifungal soil amendment. (Important note: we are not talking about corn gluten meal. Just cornmeal.) The upshot of the post was while some gardening personalities extol the use of cornmeal to kill soil pathogens like Rhizoctonia and Sclerotinia, no published science supports the practice. The post was effective in encouraging the author of the referenced online column to update her information, but the controversy didn't die. In fact, new comments have been added to the original post on a fairly consistent basis, mostly in the form of personal anecdotes or angry rebuttals. Some commenters, however, have tried to carry on rational discussions, so today we're going to look at cornmeal from a slightly different angle: what effect does it have on microbes in general?
And that's all there is on the topic. Most scientists would conclude that further testing was inconsistent and the researchers abandoned their efforts without publishing anything further. But this summary is at least a starting point, though it contains no data, references, or even authors.
First, there's no argument that Trichoderma is a powerful antagonist of some nasty pathogenic fungi. Likewise, cornmeal most certainly can encourage the growth of Trichoderma, both in the lab and the field. But cornmeal also encourages the growth of many other fungi – in fact cornmeal agar is commonly used for culturing fungi in the lab. So what about those three pathogenic fungi mentioned in the Texas peanut guide? Do they like cornmeal?
Indeed they do! Published research (about 20 or so articles) shows that cornmeal (not cornmeal agar) has been used to enhance growth of Rhizoctonia fragariae, R. repens and R. solani, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and S. homoeocarpa, and Sclerotium rolfsii. In some cases the pathogens became more virulent in the presence of cornmeal.
Cornmeal is nothing more than a carbohydrate-rich resource that can be used by many microbes. If you happen to have a lot of beneficial fungi in your soil, cornmeal will feed them. If you happen to have pathogenic species in your soil, cornmeal will feed them too. So it depends on what fungi are already living in your lawn, vegetable garden, or rose bed on whether cornmeal will help, or just make disease problems worse.
The best thing to do – as the paragraph from the peanut guide suggests – is to mix things up a little in your landscape. Use mixtures of lawn grasses rather than growing a monocultural turf. Rotate plant placement in your vegetable garden every year. Add a microbe-rich organic mulch to your rose beds. Natural methods will keep pathogens in check much more effectively than a hyped-up home remedy that's anything but antifungal.
UPDATE: Since this is a myth that refuses to die, I've published a peer-reviewed fact sheet on the topic. Feel free to pass on to others.
I went point by point over the issues I have with this point until I realized I was just repeating the same comments I made last time so I deleted them. Summary as I see it.
2. You wrote an article trying to dispell the myth that cornmeal is an antifungal. You win. Those of us that use cornmeal don't consider it an antifungal. I might say use cornmeal to treat plant disease when I'm too lazy to spell out the mode of action but I wouldn't claim it was a fungicide.
3. People like me came here trying to correct some of the things you said which were caused by you arguing points against an article on about.com that had a lot of errors.
4. Your updated post continues to try and show cornmeal has no potential for application when it comes to plant pathogens which is not the same thing as proving it's not a fungicide.
I've previously posted links to other published and unpublished articles that shows there is at the very least there's some potential.
You said that trichoderma exists in all soil.
You understand that trichoderma has been shown to control and/or prevent other fungal pathogens.
You agree that cornmeal can stimulate the growth of trichoderma.
Instead of coming to what I would consider a more reasonable conclusion that there might be some merit in cornmeal that could use further study but there isn't enough basis for you to recommend it… you just want to argue against cornmeal being an antifungal.
Compost is frequently used for bioremediation as well as for the control of plant pathogens. There have been many studies on the subject. Compost is not an antifungal agent. I've applied hundreds of lbs of compost to my lawn and it helped with disease. Cornmeal did too and it only took 10's of lbs.
If you had a dish with cornmeal agar and 50% volume R. Solani and 50% volume of trichoderma I would expect at some point that the tricoderma population would have increased in relation to the R Solani. Wouldn't you? Seems like the most likely outcome. Fill an aquarium with 100 sharks and 100 sea lions you'd wind up with a tank of some fat sharks.
I just don't understand how you can post what you did and keep arguing that cornmeal isn't an antifungal. It seems to miss the whole point and you imply there's no scientific basis for the role of cornmeal in treating plant disease which seems disingenuous at this poing.
I thought we were having a reasonable discussion last time. I'm not so sure now. I'm not sure if we will after the next thing I say but I have a bad habbit of being blunt and direct if I think the ultimate result is beneficial for most involved.
In one of your comments you mentioned how sometimes researcheers/academics will let a paper/study fade away rather than update it to show there were errors. I think that's what you're doing here. Your last post on the subject was just plain wrong on so many levels. A ton of misinformation. Likely because it was directed at that about.com post which was also very wrong. Garbage in, garbage out.
That last post maybe was very popular on the site, it got a lot of comments compared to other posts on here. Maybe that contributed too. You don't want to say there were parts of that post that were wrong so you keep defending it. You jump to quite a few conclusions above trying to do so.
I don't think there's any point going through it line by line pointing it out.
In response to my original posting, Howard Garrett (aka the Dirt Doctor) states on his blog "Dr. Joe McFarland ran the research station in Stephenville that discovered the anti-fungal properties of cornmeal due to the impressive control provided by the tricoderma fungus in the cornmeal. That cornmeal works is irrefutable." It's pretty clear to me what he's claiming, and it's nonsense.
You can read it for yourself here: http://www.dirtdoctor.com/Cornmeal-Controversy-Newsletter_vq4042.htm.
While there may be "some potential" for cornmeal applications as you suggest, there is no demonstrable, consistent effect in treating plant pathogens. University faculty, especially those of us in Extension, will not recommend any product or practice which does not have some solid basis in published, peer-reviewed science. Cornmeal doesn't meet that standard.
Along these same lines I need to point out that in Washington state, at least, cornmeal is not registered as a pesticide. In any state, it's illegal to apply unregistered products for pesticidal purposes on other people's property (you of course can do so in your own landscape).
Cornmeal is a nutritional resource for Trichoderma, which has demonstrated antifungal properties. That makes Trichoderma a biological control agent. It doesn't make cornmeal a biological control agent. This would be analogous to suggesting the agar used to grow Bt controls mosquito larvae.
Cornmeal is also a nutritional resource for all kinds of fungi, including the plant pathogenic species that Trichoderma can control. So applying cornmeal might make the pathogens grow better, or the Trichoderma – just like applying fertilizer to your lawn can make both weeds and turf grow better. Application of cornmeal depends on a lot of different variables, including what fungal populations are in the soil. The results are a crapshoot.
Compost contains many microbes, some of which are antifungal. It's a living system. Cornmeal is not. It's simply a carbohydrate-rich organic material.
Looking at my original post as well as this newer one, I can't find anything I said that constitutes misinformation. Since none of my colleagues have corrected me publically or privately, I'm continuing to stand by what I said. If and when the science changes on cornmeal as a fungicide, you can be sure I'll update my recommendation.
@OrganicLawnCare: In my experience, that last sentence there is the hallmark of the defeated.
Dr. Chalker-Scott has done a great job of remaining polite and thorough, as well as concise and accurate. There was no misinformation in anything she wrote, and she was much nicer than I'd have been.
"I just don't understand how you can post what you did and keep arguing that cornmeal isn't an antifungal." The implication being that you do consider cornmeal to be an anti-fungal, in direct opposition to what you had typed literally moments before. That's the real issue here.
All I know is after reading an article in Bottomline about a Texan man listening to a discussion somewhere along these lines on a radio gardening show, and him getting the bright idea to soak his toenails in warm water and cornmeal and it curing said fungus that he'd had for 27 years, when I tried it on my toenail fungus, it worked for me too.
I believe the original suggestion was for fighting powdery mildew on roses….
There is an antifungal protein in corn seed, zeamatin. I do not know its specificity as a fingucide, but perhaps works nicely on some people's toes. It then is curious about corn meal agar used as a substrate for fungi growth. Perhaps zeamatin does not survive autoclaving intact or is preciptiated and filtered out.
Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott: You have an amazing capacity for patience and consideration in the face of ignorance and needless, pointlessly argumentative comments. I applaud you. Keep up the good work.
These are just my thoughts.Could cornstarch dusted on pepper plants prevent sunscald?
Well, anything that covers the leaf can prevent sun scald, but it also prevents light from reaching the chloroplasts. Much better to keep well hydrated and mulched so that sufficient water can be taken up. That's important in reducing sun damage.
It occurs to me that many discoveries in Science over time have been made by Accident (remember penicillin?). No peer review was necessary as the results speak for themselves. If something works, it is nice to know how and that is where 'real science' comes in. Proving 'how' is where we are. I have used cornmeal in my pond to kill algae and it works very well and I really don't care how. I do know if I use too much it negatively effects the fish…Science at it's basic level is learning how to be a good observer.
Science is used to test whether something works. Cornmeal doesn't work as a fungicide. It's used to grow fungi in culture. IF you can show conrmeal works as a fungicide (which no one has ever done) then yes, the second step is to find out how. But you can't state that "something works" without published, experimental data behind that statement.
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Label: Twin Pack Music - DOUBLE PLAY 4067 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hard Rock
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Impunity Denied Us Justice: Family of Slain Pakistani Journalist
Three years down the road as 2014 gives way to 2015 little has changed in brining the killers of Pakistani journalist Saleem Shehzad to justice. Neither have Shahzad's killers been identified and punished nor have the recommendations of Inquiry Commission that investigated his death been implemented.
Posted on 11/5/14
By Haroon Rashid | Via Freedom Network
The slain journalist Saleem Shahzad.
Syed Saleem Shahzad, a prominent Pakistani investigative journalist renowned for his incisive reporting of war and militancy and author of a book on militancy in the country, was abducted in broad daylight from the heart of federal capital Islamabad on May 29, 2011. His abduction and subsequent brutal murder left many in Pakistan in a state of shock – not just his family and the community of 18,000 journalists in the country but also the public at large.
Many were alarmed since the net of suspicion was cast, amongst others, on some institutions of the Pakistani State itself. The alarm soon turned into outrage, manifesting itself in the form of protests all over the country. The government responded by establishing an Inquiry Commission to determine who was behind the killing. The Commission came out with a report with some recommendations on reforming the intelligence and security apparatus but no clue as to who was behind Shahzad's murder.
Three years down the road as 2014 gives way to 2015 little has changed. Neither have Shahzad's killers been identified and punished nor have the Commission's recommendations been implemented. In the meanwhile, such is the level of impunity over 30 more journalists have been killed without their killers been found or punished either.
Freedom Network [FN], Pakistan's first watchdog on media rights, to mark the firstUN International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists on November 2, 2014, spoke to Saleem Shahzad's brother-in-law Hamza Ameer, who himself is a journalist to know any progress made so far about the murder of Saleem Shehzad. This is the first interview by a family member shedding light on the fruitless pursuit of justice by the deceased's family and how life has been without him for them.
FN: How do you and Mr Shahzad's family feel about not getting justice more than three years after his murder?
Hamza Amir: Back when this incident happened, it became a major media issue – Pakistani media was raising its voice, they started sit-ins by protesting journalists everywhere, everyone demanded justice. But now, one and a half year after the inquiry commission report came out, there is a deafening silence. Maybe it has become old news for our media. For us the only new thing is that after the passage of a year whenever a new SHO [station house officer] comes in [at the police station] he calls me up and asks for any new information that might help him solve the [still pending] case and says there is no progress on the case. Our family does not have any hope for getting justice.
FN: But are you satisfied with the working of and the end result of the Saleem Shahzad Inquiry Commission?
Hamza: Not at all. We had raised an objection back then too that this commission was incompetent. The commission was not powerful enough to properly probe all the factors raised during the investigations. It was asking us all the time to name suspects without evidence, though it was their job. We didn't have any hope from it. The only hope we had was that when the commission would come out with its findings and recommendations that the same media, which stood with us initially, would again pick it up. But this never happened. Today Saleem Shahzad's name comes up sometimes in international media but rarely in Pakistan.
FN: Were the Inquiry Commission's terms of reference ill-defined or did it itself not want to do its job?
Hamza: They only did what was easy. They too recorded the family's statements. They spoke to some journalists and took their statements. They invited me at least 10 times. But there was an issue raised about [the suspected involvement of] the intelligence agencies – they themselves wrote in the report that they could not investigate them [even though] several journalists had hinted [at the alleged involvement]. This was an important factor that should have been thoroughly investigated. We never said that they are involved but it was an important factor warranting investigation.
FN: Reading the Inquiry Commission report, it says at one place: "The work-culture of the Agencies may also need some change if oversight of any sort upon them, internal, parliamentary or judicial, is to be meaningful. In this regard, the proposed statute may require them to adopt by-laws which mandate their operatives to follow internationally recognized Standard Operating Procedures." Do you think anything in this regard has changed?
Hamza: Many [over 30 journalists, according to Freedom Network data] have been killed in Pakistan after Saleem Shahzad was killed for his journalism work. The killers of none of these have been found and punished. What do you make of this? It appears that no one gets any justice. I'm myself a journalist.
FN: Don't you think the accused agencies should have helped in the probe by actually going after the killers of Saleem Shahzad and bringing them to justice? They are themselves the investigating agencies and could have cleared their name too by getting to the bottom of this case if they were not involved?
Hamza: Yes exactly. Whenever an agency is named it always conducts an internal inquiry. In Saleem Shahzad's case too, they issued several press releases clarifying that they don't have anything to do with [the abduction and murder]. The political parties that are in government now were in opposition at that time. They all came to our house in Karachi and assured us of all out support. But now in government for over year and a half they have done nothing. They had promised to close cells which monitor journalists. But that has not been done either. These commissions can't even ask agencies a question. I had been telling them to investigate how Saleem Shahzad's car with a full tank was parked where it was found [over 300km from where he was abducted]. My assertion was that it was not driven there it was brought there. The commission did not investigate this.
FN: Would the setting up of a Special Prosecutor's office in Pakistan dedicated to investigating cases of attacks against media practitioners help in reducing violence against journalists in the country? Is this a good idea?
Hamza: The 'Special Prosecutor's Office' is being talked about at international level. At this level journalists have insurance cover [to cover risks]. They don't let journalists go to conflict areas without [risk coverage]. Do we do it here in Pakistan? They work on minimum salaries. If we want [safety of journalists] we will have to do something concrete on our own. Journalists' bodies were given some money from special fund by the government and you can see their silence afterwards.
FN: Did you have any other legal means to secure justice other than the Inquiry Commission?
Hamza: Even the commission was never a hope. The loss that we suffered can never be overcome. Saleem Shahzad had three children – two sons and one daughter. The youngest son is a special child. His treatment and the rest of the family welfare were being looked after by Saleem. That vacuum can never be filled again. My sister says even if you bring the killer of her husband in front of her she won't be able to do much except maybe hit him a few times.
FN: Do you think finding and bringing the culprit(s) to court would have constituted some solace?
Hamza: We are asked to approach the International Court of Justice but for that we needed the help of the media. We can't go as a single family. If we had done that then there could have been no difference between us and Karim Khan [a Pakistani victim of American drones in Tribal Areas]. We received a lot of offers internationally but we didn't wish to do it since it could have meant different things to different people. Some would have started saying it was because of US or international pressure to serve some other agendas. Saleem Shahzad was a war and conflict expert and used to write critically. Wherever you go ultimately they would have asked the Pakistan government to internally investigate.
FN: You can't put a price on a human life, but is Saleem Shahzad's family getting any financial help from the federal or provincial governments?
Hamza: The Pakistan People's Party government at that time gave us Rs3 million [about US$30,000] in compensation. The widow was offered a government job but she couldn't do it because the children were too small. There was an offer to admit the children in government schools, but we did not opt for it. The least they could have done was to un-freeze his bank accounts and assets. We now have privately hired a lawyer to make his succession certificate. It still hasn't happened after all this while.
FN: You talked about Saleem Shahzad's children. Tell me something about them, how are they faring?
Hamza: You know his children have only come once to Islamabad after the martyrdom of their father. First six to eight months were very hard for us all. His eldest son is now doing his A Levels. The daughter is now 16 and the younger son 12 who attends a special school. Family welfare is a major issue for us. We have been asked for official status of "martyr" for him since he died in the line of duty. We just want him to be honored by the State, even if the attached benefits are not given to them. We have not been obliged.
FN: November 2 has now been declared by the UN as the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists. Do you have any message on this special day?
Hamza: We should raise the issue of risk coverage for our journalists urgently and make it mandatory. We live in a conflict-wracked country and our journalists are at grave risk reporting these conflicts. We need to ensure the welfare of journalists and their families and insure them against the kind of risks Saleem Shahzad faced and suffered.
Haroon Rashid is a Pakistan-based senior journalist.
This article first appeared on the blog of Freedom Network, a Pakistan-based media and development sector watchdog. Click here to go to the original.
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Former Stars first-round goaltender Jack Campbell faced his old organization for the first time on Thursday night, starting in net for the Kings.
The Stars selected Campbell with the 11th overall pick in 2010, and Campbell spent parts of five seasons with the organization. Dallas traded him to Los Angeles in the summer of 2016 for defenseman Nick Ebert, who played one season with AHL affiliate Texas and now plays in Sweden.
Campbell has been good for the Kings this season, with a .930 save percentage and 2.21 goals against average in 15 games played. He only played one game with Dallas.
Kings coach Willie Desjardins coached Campbell when he was the Texas head coach from 2012-14.
"The one thing that Jack always had was he always wanted to be a player," Desjardins said. "He had a burning desire to be good. It didn't happen for him right away and I think he got frustrated. There were some things he had to work through, but he's changed now. He's not the same player. He still has the desire to be great, but he's a little more patient with himself and a little bit more comfortable with himself."
Since Campbell, the Stars have drafted seven goaltenders. Only one (Dylan Ferguson) has reached the NHL and he did so with Vegas. Dallas currently has 2017 first-round pick Jake Oettinger (Boston University), 2016 fifth-round pick Colton Point (ECHL Idaho) and 2013 second-round pick Philippe Desrosiers (AHL Texas) in their system.


In a previous post, I compared Scala and Clojure when it came to processing big data. In this post, I am comparing Scala and Clojure in the world of micro-services. Earlier, I had written a rudimentary news feed service in Clojure. Recently, I re-implemented the same news feed service in Scala. Given the same task, how did the two programming languages compared?
In order to be able to make a valid comparison, I had to have feature parity between the two implementations. Both provide RESTful read and upsert access for participants, friends, inbound and outbound news. Both provide RESTful keyword based search of news feeds. Both use the following data sources; SQL for participants and friends, Cassandra for Inbound and Outbound news, Redis for caching, Solr for search, and Kafka for logging performance data. Both used a configuration file with a run-time switch for using either MySql or PostGreSql.
So, how did Scala and Clojure compare? From my previous blog comparing these two technologies on big data, I found that the Scala program was 40% smaller than the Clojure equivalent. I expected something similar with micro-services. I was completely surprised to learn that the Scala news feed took more than 3 times as much code to implement as the Clojure version. What happened?
Before we can answer that question, let's review some history of these two programming languages in order to get their underlying motivation. Both Scala and Clojure are Functional Programming languages written for the Java Virtual Machine. Java is statically typed which means that the compiler checks to make sure that the code doesn't attempt to do something obviously invalid to any object or variable. The compiler can do this because the developer identifies the type of everything all the time in the code. Java coders have pushed back from this because it makes the code bigger. In response to this, Clojure does not attempt any type checking at all. The Scala approach is to perform the static type checking but to have the compiler infer the type as much as it can rather than have the developer explicitly identify the type all the time.
It turns out that static typing with implied types still takes more coding. You end up having to code a lot more classes and traits in order for the type checking to pass. See commit 229c46a5af2f503ac7a157f8d3bedec2f90da438 for an example of this.
Remember that run-time switch? What I did in Clojure was to hard code both sets of SQL commands and use the run-time switch to return the right command. I used a more ORM style approach in the Scala version where each entity class was responsible for publishing its own data bindings. There is both a MySql trait and a PostGreSql trait that knows how to generate the proper SQL statement based on those bindings. In the Scala community, they have what is called the cake pattern where you use a combination of traits, self type annotations, and creating objects using the "with" keyword to implement dependency injection. I used the run-time switch to mix in the proper trait for the configured RDBMS. It turns out that approach takes a lot more code. Why not use Spring? At the time of this writing, the assembly plugin for the Scala Built Tool that creates uber jars doesn't work easily with Spring.
The Clojure news feed is pretty close to being a true example of Functional Programming where you never mutate the state of existing objects. It does this by always creating the SQL statements dynamically. The Scala version caches prepared statements and just keeps executing those same statements with new parameters. This means mutating state which also means more code to manage that and make sure it works correctly in a multi-threaded environment under load.
While coding the Scala version, I found myself refactoring the code a lot in order to eliminate repeated blocks of code. But the refactoring itself would actually net an increase in code.
What Scala lost to Clojure in brevity it made up for in safety. Static type checking does catch a lot of errors. I found that the Scala version had a more clear separation of concerns and lower coupling than the Clojure version. The extra layers of Scala code made it easier to write unit tests with more code coverage than the Clojure version.
This blog is comparing Scala to Clojure when it comes to coding micro-services. I guess I should make some sort of statement as to which is better. I don't know. They are both pretty good. I guess the safety vs brevity question is most salient. If you have a multi-developer project with a significant code base and a busy release schedule, then Scala's compile time type checking is really nice. If you are writing lots of quick and small style programs (such as ETL or log parsing), then the brevity of Clojure sure comes in handy.
When comparing two programming languages, there are three things to consider; syntactical differences, distinctive and innovative features, and the participating programming communities. Syntactical differences are obvious, LISP on steroids vs Java on steroids. Where the two languages innovate is a little bit harder to compare. Clojure has macros and multi-methods. Scala embeds XML in the language itself and supports the embedding of Domain Specific Languages. Perhaps the real differences are in the community. Clojure definitely emphasizes Functional Programming over Object Orientation and Scala is just the opposite.
But the real basis for comparison should be in performance which is why you should check out my next blog where I put the two micro-services under load up on AWS and see who performs better.


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                if (is_file($path)) {
                    yield $path => new \SplFileInfo($path);
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                    continue;
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                if ($this->forExclusion) {
                    yield $path => new \SplFileInfo($path);
                    continue;
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                    continue;
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                $files = iterator_to_array(new \RecursiveIteratorIterator(
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                        yield $path => $info;
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            return;
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            throw new \LogicException(sprintf('Extended glob pattern "%s" cannot be used as the Finder component is not installed.', $this->pattern));
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            $prefix = \dirname($prefix);
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        } else {
            $pattern = $this->pattern;
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        $finder = new Finder();
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        if ($this->recursive) {
            $regex = substr_replace($regex, '(/|$)', -2, 1);
        }

        $prefixLen = \strlen($prefix);
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            $normalizedPath = str_replace('\\', '/', $path);
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                continue;
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    private function computeHash(): string
    {
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        foreach ($this->getIterator() as $path => $info) {
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    private function expandGlob(string $pattern): array
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            $paths = $patterns;
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                array_splice($paths, $i + $j, 1, $p);
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        return $paths;
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}

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text:
Camanongue, en portugués Kamanongue, es una comuna y también un municipio (Concelho de Camanongue) de la provincia de Moxico,  en el este de Angola, región fronteriza con la República Democrática del Congo y con Zambia.

Geografía
El término tiene una extensión superficial de 2 783  km² y una población de 18 094 habitantes.

Linda al norte con la provincia de Lunda del Sur,  municipios de  Dala; al este con el de Lumeje; al sur con el de Léua;
y al oeste con el de Moxico.

Comunas
Este municipio agrupa una única comuna:
 Camanongue, sede.

Referencias

 (en portugués) http://www.info-angola.ao/index.php
 (en inglés) http://www.statoids.com/yao.html AO.MX.CN

Localidades de Angola
Municipios de Angola
Moxico


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text:
Abused dog from the shelter was scared of everyone, but one man appears and everything changes
Howard Holoman went to a local animal shelter with a good purpose – to find a furry friend who needed a home.
During the visit, he noticed Noodles – a lovely English hound.
Howard immediately fell in love with this beauty. But she had problems with trust in people who had bullied her all her life.
As Howard approached the dog, she crawled away in fright and cowered in the corner of the kennel.
At first, Howard had to work a little to lure Noodles out of the kennel. But soon he and the dog were already on their way home.
From the very beginning, he knew that he would have to work with the puppy. But he still decided to prove to her that not all people are as bad as the former owners.
He accepted a challenge that others would not dare to accept.
Howard already had a dog from the shelter named Weezy, and he hoped that he and the newcomer would be able to make friends.
And so it happened – two dogs immediately accepted each other and became good friends.
Over time, they became attached to each other so much that now it is simply impossible to separate them!
Weezy had also lived in a shelter in the past, so he probably knew how unusual everything was for a new member of their family.
Thanks to such a good friend, Noodles managed to adapt much faster to the new house.
In just a couple of days, Noodles completely stopped worrying and realized that she now had a loving family.
Howard took a big risk by choosing to adopt a bullied dog. However, he felt that she deserved a chance to be happy.
Howard's act was praised by other dog owners.
It is very joyful to see how well the two dogs became friends.
The exhilarating adventures of a new-found puppy and his buddy Weezy have even been shared online.
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Abandoned by his owners, the dog was taken in by the owners of the gas station and received a job
Meet Leo, the super adorable bunny that was born with no ears
Postman makes sure the dog, that is waiting for him, gets a letter every day
Woman orders a custom-made aquarium for her cats who love to look at the fish


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