This is a simple simulation in Python of a network of pipes containing gas, with plungers to push it around.
A Tile is a square on the screen. It can either be "solid" (ie. a wall or a plunger) or not, ie. an empty space. Tiles form the heart of the computation. Tiles should normally be created automatically by Levels.
A Level is a collection of Tiles, where each one knows of its neighbours. The best way to make a Level is to use the static make_level factory method. It takes a string where 0 is empty and # is a wall.
A Plunger is a solid block which sits on a Tile, blocking gas from passing. Plungers can be moved, for example this can be tied to keyboard input.
A PassivePlunger is a solid block which sits on a Tile and moves along pressure gradients.
To use, click on black squares to add gas to the system. Use the arrow keys to move the top left plunger (yellow block) around, compressing and expanding the gas, and moving the other plungers in turn.


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The pro-European feeling of the Spanish peoples, which have been forged through time, and in which Asturias has played its part, finds continuity in our best intellectuals of this century.
Once again, and with renewed emotion and hope, I return to this Principality of Asturias and to this beautiful capital full of common history, in order to preside over the presentation ceremony of the Awards which bear my name.
Spain, from this land which feels it so profoundly, pays homage to personalities who, with their work and sacrifice, dignify the human community, enrich its thought, make it thus freer and urge it on towards new and promising paths. Because the awards take on meaning when they serve as a stimulus and example to all, underlining the effort and dedication of those who deserve and receive them.
And it is to this that this year´s award-winners have dedicated their lives; to working continuously and without faltering, which makes them men who ceaselessly seek out the common good.
Thanks to their presence among us -which has allowed us to listen today to words which are unforgettable because of their sensitivity-, we are experiencing a joyous day which confirms our resolute faith in the human being and his adventure.
I wish to place on record my gratitude to those members of the various Juries on whom it has fallen the arduous task of examining the many and highly outstanding candidatures which were submitted, and granting our Awards.
I know that this has not been an easy undertaking, because it never is to choose the eminent from out of the best, and only their steadfastness in maintaining a sound and independent judgement and their rigorous sense of duty, have allowed them to carry out their task, in perfect harmony with the lofty purposes of the Foundation.
My gratitude increases, if that is possible, when I bear in mind that none of this would be possible without the generosity of the Foundation´s patrons and guardians, among whom I wish to recall with special affection Plácido Arango who, for eight years has so eagerly, generously and efficiently presided over it, following the path started along by his predecessor, the unforgettable Pedro Masaveu. After theirs, the present presidency, entrusted to José Ramón Álvarez Rendueles, is a solid guarantee of continuity.
Loyal to its principals, the Foundation, with the help of its patrons and guardians, the work of its juries, the efficiency of its team of workers, who are always there, even if they are not in the limelight and the prestige of its award-winners, keeps its sights set on a future full of hopes; hopes which evoke those of Don Quijote when he set out at dawn, full of joy, towards the boundless horizons of Spain.
Before moving on to talk about each one of the award-winners and in light of late-breaking news, allow me to express my deep sorrow for the death of three Spanish missionaries in the Great Lakes region of Africa who have lost their lives carrying out an exemplary, extremely worthwhile humanitarian endeavour.
It is our hope and fervent desire that the international community will rapidly take the measures needed to alleviate this tragedy that has greatly affected us all and which so severely wounds basic human rights and dignity.
The Prince of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities has been granted to two exceptional personalities, Indro Montanelli and Julián Marías who, with wonderful lucidity, make the Biblical command shine: "Do your duty, pay heed to it, grow old in your task".
Both of them are exemplary representatives of the best virtues of journalistic and humanistic communication: the love of truth, the tenacious effort to shun routine and superficiality, the urge for independence, and all of this even at the cost of many sacrifices and much lack of understanding. We find ourselves before two men who are admirable models of intellectual altruism and moral strength, two men who have experienced in the flesh, with painful frequency, the idea that the destiny of innovative and incorruptible beings is solitude.
Indro Montanelli is a key figure in the European journalism of our century, both as collaborator or reporter, and exercising the highest responsibilities at the head of media companies. Passionately, intelligently and with great doses of integrity and courage, Montanelli has, for nearly half a century, represented the independent voice, the voice opposed to allowing itself to be swept along by currents or ephemeral fashions, sometimes even in highly difficult situations for his country.
In times of confusion and uncertainty, many Europeans have felt themselves guided by Montanelli´s posture, by his penetrating analysis of reality and his shrewd warnings against self-seeking deceptions and mistakes.
Perhaps the profoundness of his convictions and the ardour with which he has always defended them, come from his deep love of History which, as Cicero said, is "the witness of the ages, the light of truth, the life of memory, the master of life, the herald of antiquity". For this reason Montanelli can tell us which were the ultimate causes of what we did and what it is that we should never repeat.
The award to Julián Marías only minimally rewards his innumerable merits. A disciple of Ortega y Gasset, to whom he has dedicated many illuminating pages, he has always developed his thought along a neat intellectual path.
His works, born of an insatiable curiosity, have embraced different aspects of human activity, from Anthropology to History, from literary essays to the dense paths of metaphysics. In any case, Julián Marías has provided renovative perspectives on man and his place in society, always convinced that Philosophy, which must be at the service of life, is the discipline which places man at the summit of creation.
Marías has rendered intelligible the grand singularity of Spanish History, a close and inseparable area of cohabitance, whilst reclaiming the essential need to preserve and reinforce our ties with America. He also has frequent reflections on the process of European union, on its enlightenment and darkness.
A good part of his thought has seen the light in the form of articles in the press, in such a way that, for most of his readers, his ever-clear ideas, always explained nobly and simply, have constituted a constant aid and inestimable intellectual and ethical example.
The Prince of Asturias Award for Letters is already in the hands of Francisco Umbral. There can be few cases such as his of the "pure" writer, in whom life and literary creation become confused. He shows us, with the devastating clarity of the great creators, the importance of literature in modelling our vision of the world and of man and in collaborating decisively in the education of human sensitivity, one of the keys to authentic progress.
Umbral is an artist of the word, who appears day after day in newspaper pages to offer us his point of view on the news, wrapped up in an extraordinary verbal ingenuity.
With writing which is at the same time both cutting and tender, he can caress our consciences with his word and he can lash them, as a whip; he can, and he knows how to, rise to the summit of poetic feeling or penetrate at a brazen pace, the most recondite corners of vocabulary.
Francisco Umbral´s journalistic work is only a part of his copious work, which offers us novels of a desolate and lyrical intensity, harsh portraits of the underworld of Madrid or new national episodes which, whilst still being local literature, illuminate Spain´s recent history with lightening intuitions.
The Prince of Asturias Award for the Arts this year recognises in the Valencian Joaquín Rodrigo, a work which is a paradigm of all that is artistic. This magnificent composer, whose figure honours our land and who is represented in this ceremony by his daughter due to the delicate state of his health, unites with originality and elegance that which is popular with the cult, the traditional and that which is new.
To pronounce his name is to invoke music in its pure state. Millions of people all over the world have felt themselves tremble as they allow themselves to be rocked by the chords of Joaquín Rodrigo´s music, which reaches degrees of sublime perfection and awakes inside us melodies which not only extend the tradition of the Spanish musical genius, but which are also the result of a fresh and intense originality.
Enshrined by the immortal Concierto de Aranjuez, in each of his pieces of work, Rodrigo expresses the profundity of being Spanish with an unmistakable lyricism. He is the ambassador of Spanish music transposed to the guitar, an essentially Spanish instrument, which he has managed to endow with a new face turned directed at concert halls. Guitarists look to him with veneration, as it is through him that they have achieved glory and the applause of all audiences. Young compositors also follow his example, because Joaquín Rodrigo has earned fame without ever failing to be rigorous and honourable, two principles which shape the authority of the great creators.
This year the Prince of Asturias Award for Social Sciences has been granted to the British historian, Sir John Elliott. Few scholars have managed to come close to our past, as has this distinguished authority, and especially to that of Spain in the XVI and XVII centuries. He has told us that, whilst still almost an adolescent, contemplating some of the scenes of the pictures in the Museo del Prado he even then caught a glimpse of what Unamuno called the "intrahistory" of our country.
Since then, his research, extended in his professorship at the University of Oxford, has done but tried to explain Spanish History, its crucial problems, which needed new light and rigorous interpretation. Because there are few tasks so delicate as that of a historian, who must boldly maintain an objective ideal and not let himself be carried away by his personal opinions or beliefs when analysing past events. Here is the greatness of this science, and that is why it is so important that the nations cultivate it, transmit it from generation to generation as the most valuable part of its heritage and teach it from the stance of truth.
One of the main contributions of John Elliott is that with his profound analyses he has helped to shatter stereotyped and clichéd visions of our history.
Elliott belongs to that brilliant group of Spanish scholars who study Spain because they love it, and they themselves have seen how their love grows together with the knowledge of the loved object.
Valentín Fuster, the Prince of Asturias Award for Technical and Scientific Research, is an admirable example of a life fully given over to helping the human being in his efforts to surpass the limits which nature has set out. His work is not only proof of his personal worth but also embodies the worth of science when it is dedicated to improving man´s existence.
For many years pledged to a persistent struggle against coronary diseases, this Catalonian doctor has studied, without once giving in to despondency or fatigue, one of the most terrible ailments which has afflicted modern man.
Starting from his conviction that clinical efforts are not enough to advance rigorously if they are not accompanied by basic research, Valentín Fuster has managed to attend to both these fronts and harmonise his results, whilst proving his extraordinary scientific training and his exceptional organisational capacity, heading work in large and highly specialised teams.
Symbolised in him we see other Spanish scientists who were obliged to emigrate in search of better means to carry out their task, eager, in many cases, to return and become integrated in our research community.
A great poet from his native Catalonia, Salvador Espriu, sang of the melancholy of the human being and his life with these lines:
There are no wakes left in the water, no sign of the boat, of man, of his passage.
But not all is lost and forgotten. Great men, as this same poet shows us, live on forever in the mind.
And Valentín Fuster shall leave behind an indelible mark in the catalogue of distinguished researchers of Spanish science headed by Ramón y Cajal and Severo Ochoa, milestones in human culture and a permanent stimulus for our young people.
The progress of man is inseparable from his struggle to excel himself, and sport is a specific manifestation of this aspiration. This is the sense of granting the Prince of Asturias Award for Sports to the North American athlete Carl Lewis.
Within him, that determination to excel oneself and to excel over others in fair combat is exceptionally enhanced. His victories, proven by nine gold medals in four Olympic Games and nearly as many again in world championships, make him a sportsman who will not be easily forgotten by future generations, to whom he also leaves his example of his combat against drugs, which impoverish and degrade so many lives, especially in young people and against which it is necessary to fight tirelessly.
Carl Lewis´ vigorous career is the fruit of his personal faculties, but it is also the result of persistent exertion in his preparation and of exemplary and admirable discipline, all of which are virtues which, as in Classical Greece, are triumphant at the end of every one of his competitions.
The exertion, the well-deserved triumphs and the medals attained by Carl Lewis should not hide from us what is really important, what shines out from behind every career which reaches giddy heights, every incredible jump, every brilliant demonstration of bodily control: the lesson of sacrifice, of the desire for physical and moral perfection which should form the basis and the enduring example of all sportsmen.
We Spaniards experienced in the mid sixties a delicate and fundamental political transition process which brought with it a profound social transformation. It was necessary to combine harmoniously, without tensions or violence, two different periods in time in order to ensure a peaceful cohabitance on the road towards democracy. It was necessary to overcome the differences of the past and neutralise old apprehensions in order to open up a future full of shared hopes.
A task of this kind demanded an effort towards reconciliation. A decisive contribution towards this was made by a man gifted with flexibility, the desire for dialogue and understanding, love of liberty, respect for the ideas of others, great courage and not a small amount of persuasive capacity. We needed someone who, as well as possessing all of these infrequent virtues, could pledge his life to the task. This was the work of Adolfo Suárez, who today has received the Prince of Asturias Award for Concord.
By guiding the Spanish people´s yearning for freedom, with the generous and enthusiastic collaboration of other persons and political groups and with the decided encouragement of the Crown, Adolfo Suárez made possible what many political essayists, on the basis of their knowledge of Spain and of the experience of other countries, had considered impossible. He succeeded in uniting wills which seemed to be opposed, he directed, without violence, the latent energies of a society towards tolerance and dialogue, he closed distances and wounds and, in short, carried out from his Government the great mission of returning Spain to the Spaniards through the establishment of democracy, the form of government which Goethe considered to be the best, "the one which teaches us to govern ourselves".
Those who had a principal role in the transition, and most particularly, Adolfo Suárez, lived through the unique experience of rewriting their own History, freeing it from ghosts of the past and opening up a horizon of hope.
We Spaniards who live in reclaimed freedom can say of that generation that thanks to their yesterday there exists for us a peaceful today and also a tomorrow full of hope.
Few political personalities of our time are so closely united to the new concept of Europe as the German chancellor, Helmut Kohl, the Prince of Asturias Award winner for International Co-operation. His untiring labour in favour of the European Union, his profound interest in providing his country with a new political and economic dimension and his intelligent contribution towards the difficult task of reunifying Germany make him an essential reference point in this historic process.
In you, Mister Chancellor, we salute someone who has dedicated, and keeps on dedicating, so much effort towards a new Europe, the heir of Charlemagne and Charles V, who loves his roots and traditions, who extracts from its linguistic and cultural diversity and from the incomparable treasure of its artistic expressions, the energy necessary to construct a common home and a meeting place which leads us to skip over barriers and the inertia of the clichés which have so often separated us.
Europe is a conviction in which we share and a hope for which we work. To make it reality is an honourable task, to which your example, Mister Chancellor, invites and stimulates us.
The pro-European feeling of the Spanish peoples, which have been forged through time, and in which Asturias has played its part, finds continuity in our best intellectuals of this century. They all think and write about a Europe united in its diversity, respectful of plurality of the elements which form it and close to the real worries of its citizens about life. Some ideas, Mister Chancellor, which have many points in common with those that you defend.
The Astur kingdom moreover enriched its perspective, way back in its beginnings, with European accents, as is shown by its relations with the Carolingian empire. It was also its monarchs who promoted the cult of the sepulchre of Santiago, whose name is borne by the Road which germinated the most ancient ties of solidarity between the nations of our Continent.
Asturias, which feels proud of its participation in this adventure from its start, when it planted its shield under the protection of the Picos de Europa and the mountain of Covadonga in defence of the values in whose shade we still take refuge today, hopes to find the solution through its own effort and with the support, solidarity and understanding of everybody to the problems that the new times present, as it has done throughout History. On this path Asturias will always count on my encouragement and my constant enthusiasm.
Salvador de Madariaga, who was European by vocation and practice, defined with wise and beautiful words the essence of Europe and the sense of the common path of its nations:
"Europe -he wrote- is born of the confluence of two great traditions: the Socratic, which demands freedom of speech, and the Christian, which demands respect for the individual (...) Europe is not just a common market; it is also and above all a common faith in the worth of man and of liberty".

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Is it your name? Is it your relationships with your family and friends? Is it your choices of food, your taste in clothing, or the things you like to do in your free time? Is it the type of job you do? Is it your beliefs, whether religious, political, social, or cultural? Is it your height, gender, weight, body size and shape?
Some or all of these facts will represent how you see yourself in the world, and how many others will see you as well.
Now, what if you were told that all the above, whilst they shape your perception of yourself, they do not fundamentally represent Who You Are.
What if you were told that all the above was just information "programmed" into your cellular memory banks?
So many people are caught up in misbeliefs such as, "I can't help it, it's my personality" or "it's not my fault, it's in my genes", or "that's just the way it is in my family", and so forth.
This simply isn't true, unless you call faulty perception "truth". Everyone can change their programmed responses.
We routinely programme our subconscious mind to carry out repetitive tasks. If we learn a task sufficiently well, such as brushing our teeth or tying our shoelaces, it becomes a programmed habit, and we do it without even thinking about it.
We also programme ourselves in other ways, often without even realising it. For example, we may continue to buy the same brand of laundry liquid that our parents used to buy when we were growing up because there is an "inherited programme" of "safety and comfort" associated with that memory.
Many people are so completely identified with their personality and their life story that they don't understand they can, in fact, change both.
We can all do this... but how?!
How do we change, not just on the surface, but deep from within? How do we access our healing potential to radically heal and transform our lives from the inside out?
I believe that the key is to understand, and embrace, Who We Really Are. We must embrace our divine nature – that which lies hidden behind the personality self.
We were all born into this worldly existence, and we will all die and leave it, sooner or later – this much we do know.
If we will stop and deeply consider this fact, it begs the question of why such a passage exists? And, herein lies one of the keys to the remembrance of our true nature. We are each an extension of a greater, compassionate Non-Physical Energy. We came from that Source and will return to that Source when we die ("Dissipate Identifying Energies").
If we can hold this inner awareness and understanding throughout our human lives, then our lives will be so much richer for it. We will see differently, we will think differently, and we will ACT differently.
If we take a droplet of water from the ocean, that droplet will have exactly the same properties as its source. There is no difference in quality, only in quantity. In like measure, we are made of the same substance as the Source from which we came, which some of us have called "God".
Humanity is the "sum" of God, and we are all the sons and daughters of God.
We have inadvertently allowed ourselves to become separated from our own truth and this has lead to an inner and outer struggle of immense proportions. We are spiritually and emotionally bankrupt, which is reflected in the chaos and turmoil of our modern day lives.
We have been told at least two great lies – that we are separate from each other, and that we cannot heal ourselves. These lies have lead to feelings of disempowerment and disillusionment on a massive scale.
You are invited to move into awareness again, and self-realisation at the highest level. As we each come to remember our Non Physical essence, our world will come back into balance and wholeness.
Life isn't about avoiding difficult moments, is it? I believe that it isn't. Rather, life propels us forward through contrasting, or unwanted, situations. Yet, we must want to use our difficulties to transform ourselves into something grander, something greater. It does not happen by default.
No one will ever have all the answers to life's mysteries. Yet, that is not an excuse of a lack of inquiry into the unseen causes of our human lives.
There is a reason why you are currently in the job you are in, living in the house or apartment that you're in, alone and happy, or lonely and unhappy, in a happy relationship, or in an unhappy relationship, why you have "the family from hell" or the most loving, caring family.
For every effect in our lives, there is a thought pattern that precedes and maintains it. If you really want to change your life, you have to take ownership. You have to stop blaming others for whatever is "wrong".
You have to learn to bless everything and show gratitude for what you do have. This is no easy task, given our modern day propensity to blame anything and everything under the sun, except ourselves.
Having just seen the brilliantly touching film 'Enough said', it's clear that one person's criticisms of another is simply that - criticisms, but not truth.
'Enough said' stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Eva, a divorced single parent who spends her days enjoying work as a masseuse but dreading her daughter's impending departure for college. At a party, she meets Albert (James Gandolfini), a sweet, funny and like-minded man who is also facing the prospect of 'an empty nest'. Although Eva is not initially attracted to Albert, an unexpected, happy romance blossoms.
At the same time, Eva also befriends Marianne, a new massage client, but doesn't initially realise that Albert is Marianne's ex-husband! Eva looks up to Marianne's lifestyle and sense of sophistication, but when Marianne starts denigrating her ex-husband's character and behaviours, at some point, the penny drops!
Instead of coming clean to both Albert and Marianne, she finds herself morbidly attached to Marianne's disparaging criticisms of Albert, with the inevitable consequence that those criticisms poison her own perception of Albert.
What can this teach us? Firstly, we must be careful not to let the negative viewpoints of others cloud our own perceptions, especially when it comes to our closest relationships.
Secondly, in this messy world of break-ups and make-ups, marriages and divorces, we must be careful not to judge another person through our narrow lens. We only have our opinions about each other, not the facts.
In any case, as Jessie J reminds us, 'Nobody's Perfect...'.
Thirdly, anyone can change; so why do so many people insist on holding onto their outdated perceptions of someone they once knew in the past? In fact, that person may have long since worked on themselves and cleaned up their act!
The only thing that matters is how we see our own lives, and how we act/react. Can we mature quickly enough to see that the mirror of relationship gives us a vital opportunity to see our own flaws? We just need to have the courage to look within.
If you've had an acrimonious relationship and/or break-up, the invitation is to move into forgiveness, and try to see the highest and best in that person anyway.
Oftentimes, when we see the 'bad' in others, what that really means is that we are perceiving them through a distorted lens. When we celebrate the positive aspects of another human being, we help them, and we also help ourselves in the process.
It's called 'shining the Light'.


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New Mexico Bingo
New Mexico has a bitter gambling history. When the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act was passed by the House in 1989, it looked like New Mexico would be one of the states to get on the Native casino bandwagon. Politics assured that would not be the situation.
The New Mexico governor Bruce King appointed a task force in Nineteen Ninety to negotiate a contract with New Mexico Amerindian tribes. When the working group came to an accord with 2 prominent local tribes a year later, Governor King declined to sign the bargain. He held up a deal until Nineteen Ninety Four.
When a new governor took office in 1995, it seemed that American Indian betting in New Mexico was a certainty. But when Governor Gary Johnson signed the contract with the American Indian tribes, anti-gambling groups were able to tie the accord up in the courts. A New Mexico court found that Governor Johnson had overstepped his bounds in signing a deal, thereby denying the government of New Mexico hundreds of thousands of dollars in licensing fees over the next several years.
It required the Compact Negotiation Act, signed by the New Mexico house, to get the process moving on a full contract amongst the Government of New Mexico and its Amerindian tribes. Ten years had been lost for gaming in New Mexico, which includes Indian casino Bingo.
The non-profit Bingo industry has grown since 1999. In that year, New Mexico charity game operators acquired only $3,048. That climbed to $725,150 in 2000, and surpassed a million dollars in 2001. Non-profit Bingo revenues have grown steadily since that time. 2005 witnessed the greatest year, with $1,233,289 earned by the operators.
Bingo is clearly favored in New Mexico. All types of operators try for a bit of the pie. Hopefully, the politicians are done batting around gaming as an important issue like they did in the 90's. That is without doubt wishful thinking.
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We are delighted to announce that with the new name of the Corporate affiliate, from Philips Lighting to Signify, our foundation name has been changed to Signify Foundation, effective October 15, 2018.
The Signify Foundation is an organization dedicated to supporting underprivileged and underserved communities across the world by enabling access to light. When pursuing this mission, the Foundation expects to leverage on Signify's expertise and knowledge to help develop and provide easily-accessible, sustainable lighting systems that have a meaningful impact on people's lives.
Through our projects, we partner with and support intermediaries across the value chain, ranging from manufacturer to distributors and technical training institutes to financing agencies. It is our role to link these value chain intermediaries, to foster an ecosystem approach to tackle their barriers to growth and scalability. This approach helps structurally address weaknesses across the entire value chain so that strengthening one link helps to strengthen the next link in the chain.
Here are stories of partners and projects from across the geographies and contexts that we operate in. Through these we hope to give you a glimpse into the lives of the people who have come on a journey with us.
The Annual Report provides us a platform to transparently share information on our activities and finances over the year. We invite your feedback to help us improve.
Together with Jusoor and Signify Middle East & Turkey, we brough light to Syrian refugee homes and schools in Lebanon, impacting lives of 6,000 people.
Access to light for communities in off-grid villages through Kampung Terang Hemat Energi (Bright Energy-Saving Villages) Indonesia. A 2017 – 2018 program where approximately 25 villages in North Sumatra, East Bali, Central Kalimantan and Maluku will be provided with innovative, solar-based LED lighting technology.
Can light tackle gender-based violence?
Sitting on the floor of the women's protection centre at the Rohingya refugee camp, surrounded by a group of regulars, and I am struck by two things; one, these are adolescent and pre-adolescent little girls – not yet women; and two, all the girls have make up on – red lipstick, powdery pink eye shadow, glitter on their cheeks, shiny clips in their hair.
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There's an algorithm at the heart of it. I haven't heard anybody explicitly deny that. The entire Amazon shopping experience is built on algorithms ("Customers who bought this item also bought"), so it only makes sense. The fact that a badge gets added to an Amazon product when it hits a sweet spot of popularity and availability is certainly less problematic than YouTube elevating creepy, disturbing videos on its kids section, or Facebook or Google surfacing fake news conspiracy theories at the top of search results during the crucial first minutes of real-world events.
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Three Revelations from Pakistan Election Day
By Sofia Shakil
Today, I voted for Pakistan.
The national elections of 2018, preceded by controversy and political heat, have aroused the spirit of democracy that Pakistan deserves. Observers and analysts will have their say, but I want to share three revelations from Elections 2018.
First, after working to educate first-time voters, including women, minorities, and people with disabilities, in an Asia Foundation program called VoteFirst, I am awed by the passion and patriotism of even the most vulnerable and marginalized in our society. Pakistani citizens deeply want to be part of the political process. In one district of Balochistan where we conducted voter-education workshops, an entire village became first-time voters. In our own office, a member of a minority group proudly prepared to vote for the very first time.
Second, the polling was gratifyingly organized and efficient. From the party workers verifying voter lists and the courteous and professional security personnel at polling stations, to the issuing of ballots, the voting in private booths, and the triumphal ink mark on the thumb, I saw how Pakistan can get it right. There was heartbreaking violence in Quetta, but polling continued amid strong demand from voters, showing that democracy can overcome our divisions.
Finally, I was honored to vote among other committed women. I watched with pride as my mother emerged with her marked thumb raised, having cast a vote, no doubt, the opposite of my father's! At my own polling place, my octogenarian mother-in-law and several fellow party members were serving as poll workers. It was a privilege to vote in the company of so many women like these. I saw, once again, how democracy can make women's voices heard. It was sad that many women in remote districts were prevented from voting, but if we continue to do so, they will, too, one day.
As the polls closed and the results emerged, this was clear: whoever forms the next government, Pakistanis are together, and together is how we will move Pakistan in the direction of unity, prosperity, and stability. So, although my mother and my mother-in-law have political views that differ from mine, we all voted for Pakistan.
Sofia Shakil is The Asia Foundation's country representative in Pakistan. She can be reached at sofia.shakil@asiafoundation.org. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the author and not those of The Asia Foundation.
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First US Coronavirus Case of Unknown Origin Confirmed in North California, Trump Holds Press Conference…What Should We Do?
"Because of all we've done, the risk to the American people remains very low. We're ready to adapt, and we're ready to do whatever we have to." – President Donald J. Trump
The nation's first coronavirus case of unknown origin has been confirmed in Northern California, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed Wednesday.
"It is a confirmed case. There is one in Northern California," CDC spokesman Scott Pauley told the Sacramento Bee.
The new case brings the number of infected in the United States to 60, which includes people who've been repatriated to the U.S. The CDC said the person contracted the virus without traveling outside the U.S. or coming into close contact with another infected patient, The Washington Post reported.
The news comes as fear over the virus continues to spread worldwide, prompting governments to take extreme measures. President Trump said a vaccine was being developed and "coming along very well" during a Wednesday evening news conference at the White House.
He announced that he was putting Vice President Mike Pence in charge of the coronavirus task force.
"Because of all we've done, the risk to the American people remains very low," Trump told reporters. "We're ready to adapt, and we're ready to do whatever we have to."
Earlier this week, San Francisco and Orange counties both declared states of emergency in efforts to prevent further infections. Orange County leaders also publically supported a bid by Costa Mesa leaders to block infected patients from being housed in their city.
Globally, nearly 2,800 people have died from the outbreak and more than 80,000 have been sickened.
It has been interesting following the developments as this virus has spread from China to other countries including Iran and Italy.
And now, it appears that Northern California is the scene of the first "outbreak" in America.
The loss of life in these other countries has indeed been tragic.
However, so has been the politicization of the Coronavirus as another opportunity for the Democrats to blame something on President Donald J. Trump.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi put down her glass long enough to spout the following babble per Breitbart.com…
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) on Wednesday accused the Trump administration of responding "too late" to halt the possible spread of China's deadly coronavirus in the United States.
"This is shameful," Pelosi told reporters on Capitol Hill when asked about the administration sending a $2.5 billion supplemental budget request to combat the illness. "He puts forth a proposal now that is meager, anemic in terms of addressing this. Ebola, we did $5 billion. And now they're trying to take the Ebola money and spend it here."
"Hopefully we can make up for the loss of time…and not be using scare tactics about people coming back to our country."
"What he's doing is late, too late, anemic," she added. "Hopefully, we can make up for the loss of time but we have to have professionals in place, resources that are adequate and not use scare tactics about people coming back to our country."
The administration's request proposes spending unused funds earmarked to fight Ebola, with officials seeking $1.25 billion in new money for vaccine development and purchasing protective equipment.
Asked for her thoughts on President Donald Trump's comments about the coronavirus, Pelosi replied tersely: "I don't think the President knows what he's talking about. Once again."
And, I think you're drunk, Madam Speaker. But, what else is new.
Now, as an America male in my early 60s, who is in front of the public all day, a new virus strain does indeed concern me, especially since I am asthmatic, am prone to upper respiratory infections, and I tend to get very tired in the process of performing the duties of my day job.
However, I do not believe that it is time to panic…yet.
Why did the scene from the 1975 Classic Comedy "Airplane" where the passengers are "assuming crash position", running berserk through the cabin suddenly enter my mind?
Anyway, Dr. Manny Alvarez serves as Fox News Channel's senior managing health editor. He also serves as chairman of the department of obstetrics/gynecology and reproductive science at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey.
Here are some facts and some common sense suggestions from an article which he wrote for FoxNews.com…
Let's start with facts. What do we know so far about this virus?
It is a very contagious virus — just like any flu virus — and appears to transmit itself very similarly through direct contact with infected patients.
In otherwise healthy individuals the viral infection is tolerated and most patients recover without any significant effects.
For about 20 percent of patients who do require medical attention (such as hospitalization) with good medical treatment and support they will ultimately recover from the virus.
About two percent of patients infected with the virus will die from upper respiratory complications.
Based on the facts above, until there is a vaccine, the war to protect ourselves will need to be waged by individuals and the government. We'll need to keep informed about what areas of the United States are reporting cases of coronavirus. And, everyone should always consider practicing good hygiene. That includes doing the following:
Avoid those people who are sick with the virus
Practice good hand hygiene — wash your hands with soap and warm water for at least 2 minutes
Disinfect surfaces
I read yesterday that Lysol is the recommended disinfectant to help prevent the spread of diseases like the coronavirus.
In summary, per usual, Pelosi and the Democrats have put politics over country, self-interest of Americans and our well-being. I am thankful that our President is Donald J. Trump with this uncertainty facing us. I shudder to think about how Hillary Clinton would deal with this situation, especially since she would have doubled down on Obamacare by now, leaving us and our American Health System totally screwed.
Keep yourself as protected as possible.
Gob bless us…everyone.
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The year was 1957 and John Nitti, an Italian immigrant, was determined to realize his American dream – to open an Italian grocery store.
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I came to uni to prove to my community that there's more to life outside Dubbo. Back home a lot of people get stuck. Dubbo hasn't got much to offer.
If I didn't have the support I've had in Sydney, I don't think I would be where I am now. At first I thought, "Uni isn't for me. I want to go back home." But the support at uni has made me feel this is where I belong. I'm going to prove to myself and everyone else that I can do and be much more.


"using the beta for several weeks now and I realy don't want to go back to 07 :p"
"Needs work. The interface for the new programs is fine, but every single MSOffice program kept cras..."
Office 2010 is now available to business customers, however, I've been running it since the public beta first became available. It was extremely stable even in the beta stage items such as Quick Steps in Outlook have made my life much easier. I particularly love the Conversation view that it has threading messages and their replies. Another item of note is that Microsoft finally un-gimped it's IMAP abilities. I can finally use an IMAP email account and not have unsightly and annoying lines through Deleted Items and having to purge to remove them. I can now assign a folder for deleted items to just be moved to on delete allowing the IMAP server (Gmail in this instance) to handle when and how items are deleted. All-in-all, the universal Ribbon that's essentially the same through each of the products makes using the Office family so much more pleasant than it was with 2007 that had a mixture of the old Menu bar and the ribbon depending upon the product you were in.
Really liking this update. I have had a few problems with Outlook and some add-ins, such as Adobe Acrobat 9. I have disabled the add-in for now, but I'm sure something as popular as that will be fixed by launch.
Excellent product, the best product Microsoft ever released, and the interface is excellent.
Some improvemts still needed but for beta/preview - not too bad at all.
Has some nice improvments and is moving office in the right direction.
Loved the direction Office has taken since Office 97 with Windows 7 being so great this is a fitting update to office to land on Windows 7. Of course it works on other OS as well but Win7 and Office 2010 will make a great marriage for business.
Love it, been using it for a while now, so easy to use and works so nicely.
Very nice product for a beta. It has a few issues that will be worked out but that is the point of a beta. It would be hard to justify upgrading from 2007 but it has some nice feature if you do more that use word. Some of the UI changes are also very welcome.
if i install the beta will i be able to install the final release over this or will it have to be a clean install?
Like the look and feel of Outlook 2010,but I think conversation view could be better... I like backstage as well. So far it seems really responsive, and Outlook handles larger mailboxes much better!
I find the new office suite is quite a bit more responsive. Seems to run much smoother. They have done away with the pearl menu that always gave new users difficulty because they could never find print button or what not. Word also has a feature where when you copy text from say a web page you can choose to paste with the original formatting or to paste it with the orginal formatting stripped. Outlook 2010 in particular looks great. We use google apps for our email but it grabbed the labels for my different mail sorting perfectly. Overall the entire suite looks to be much cleaner and streamlined. I am very impressed myself.
Overall I find Office 2010 to be an upgrade of Office 2007. There are still a number of bugs in it but that is what a BETA is for. As MicahJP states Outlook as gotten a big face lift (it now looks like the rest of the office products). I also like the ability to modify the Ribbon (not that I have done it yet but in office 2007 I have wished to move items once and a while). There are a lot of other little tweaks that will make 2010 easier to use and more functional then 2007.


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An online business is a little different. There are certain aspects of a traditional brick and mortar business that remain in place. Likewise, there are new aspects that come into play because of technology. aspect, but you now have a technology aspect thrown in. So, what do these two have in common: THEY BOTH REQUIRE MONEY!
When I first started, I had very little money. However, the faster and larger my business grew, the more money I needed. First it was software. I had to make sure I had legal versions of everything I owned. (This is a requirement – and an ethical and moral obligation – when you're a corporation.) Then there was the advertising (which, at one point, was over $1,000 a month). Of course, the list goes on.
What frightens me today is that want-to-be online solopreneurs have no idea what they really need to get going. Unfortunately, I'm only one person and I cannot reach every person out there and say "stop" before they spend a dime. Since I cannot do that, I opted to take another approach: show others how to make money to invest in their business without having to spend money.
I have always considered myself the ultimate consumer when it comes to a bargain. Now, more than ever, that is especially true. Yet, since 2004, the one way in which I make extra money has not changed: selling on Amazon.com. In fact, the process I use works so well that I even wrote a book about it.
I priced the book so that anyone can afford it. In fact, with 1 or 2 sales, the buyer can typically get his/her money back.
I guarantee that if someone does not make money following my process, I will give them my own money. That's how much I believe in this process.
I offer a free eBook on ways to save money just for signing up to receive my newsletter with even more money saving/making ideas.
The ebook can be downloaded for the buyer can start right away making money.
I have 4 more books in the funnel that contain even more ways to make more money, along with another free eBook.
As others began asking me about how to find money for their business, I told them what I on Amazon.com. 99.9% of the time, this person said, "when you're book is ready, I want to buy it". How many sales do I have right now? ZERO. ZILCH. NADA. NONE. (It takes a lot of guts to admit that.) What happened to all these people who were so interested? Did they win the lottery? Are they now living a life of luxury paid for by a relative? Did they land one customer on a fluke that is yielding them a boat load of revenue? But here's the question: How is it possible that someone does not want to know how to MAKE MONEY WITHOUT SPENDING MONEY? It just blows the mind.
In the past week alone, I have made close to $100 using my process.
As I was writing this post, I made another $10.
Every day I sit in bewilderment as to why this eBook is not selling (let alone why people aren't signing up for the *F*R*E*E* eBook). I've had several people read all the books in the series (editors/proofreaders) and each has the same response: it's great and he/she wants to start using the process right now.
I'm pretty sure it's not the book quality (considering I've written instructional material since I was 18).
I'm pretty sure it's not the web page (because it's geared for someone who has a 5th grade or higher reading level – as the eBooks do).
I'm pretty sure it's not the lack of promotion because I've had over 1,000 people visit the web site in a few weeks.
I'm pretty sure that I no longer really give a sh*t if it sells or not!
As a friend of mine, Jeff Herring, says, "GO USE THIS STUFF" (or "GUTS" as it's known). So, what's the problem people?


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Od 1 stycznia 2012 do 31 grudnia 2018 niektóre zadania administracyjne ówczesnej gminy realizowane były już przez miasto Eisfeld, które pełniło rolę "gminy realizującej" (niem. "erfüllende Gemeinde").

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Home News Malaysian Student Evicted From House in Australia Because of Coronavirus Fears
Malaysian Student Evicted From House in Australia Because of Coronavirus Fears
A Malaysian student was evicted from her rental house in Perth, Western Australia (WA) because her landlord believes she had picked up the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV or COVID-19) when she returned home for the Chinese New Year.
The student of Chinese descent, identified only as "Helen," traveled to Malaysia on Jan. 24 to celebrate the Lunar New Year with family and friends.
She flew back to Perth on the morning of Feb. 4, but only to find out that she no longer has a place to stay.
A sign on her door greeted her in capital letters, saying, "WARNING: NO TRESPASSING — HOUSE IN LOCKDOWN DUE TO CORONAVIRUS."
"Helen" finds a sign evicting her from her room in the Perth, Western Australia rental house.
"Due to your failure to stay in contact with me with World Health Organisation GLOBAL EMERGENCY over coronavirus you are no longer welcome in this house," the sign continued.
The owner, who claimed to have contacted Helen "many times without success," ended the note warning that the house is under surveillance.
Helen claimed that she did not receive any text message from her landlord while she was in Malaysia. Instead, she started receiving them after landing in Australia.
"I was so confused and upset," Helen told ABC Perth. "I feel so sad."
A text message from the landlord informing "Helen" that she has been evicted.
Helen said that she went to the police for help, but they failed to take any action as she had no formal agreement with her landlord.
"I understand what they are worried about now," Helen told ABC Perth. "But it doesn't mean everyone from Asian countries have the virus. I want to educate people that you can't [just] do this."
As of 6 a.m. on Feb. 13, Australia has confirmed 15 cases of COVID-19. The country also extended its travel ban on people who have traveled through mainland China for another week, according to news.com.au.
Helen's story has since reached WA Premier Mark McGowan, who slammed the incident as "disgraceful" and "un-Australian." There are no cases of infection in the state.
"Using the coronavirus outbreak as an excuse for racist behaviour is disgraceful and un-Australian. This is not the Western Australian way. There are still no confirmed cases in WA, but we are hearing far too many stories about people facing hate and discrimination just for their heritage," McGowan wrote on Facebook.
"Now is the time for us to rally behind the communities that are feeling the effects of this outbreak and extend a helping hand."
Teen arrested for allegedly participating in group attack on Asian man in NYC
Suspect arrested and charged with hate crime for alleged attack on Sikh cab driver at JFK Airport


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KSU students invite firms to make pitches
KENNESAW — Kennesaw State University statistics students have reversed roles when it comes to…
Georgia (Apr 15, 2013) — KENNESAW — Kennesaw State University statistics students have reversed roles when it comes to job fairs. Companies line up to try to impress the students and compete to hire them.
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The students are learning Statistical Analysis System, which 95 percent of fortune 500 companies use to configure data, Jennifer Lewis Priestley, statistics professor, said. Companies are looking for people who are familiar with SAS, can extract data into the software and can communicate findings to colleagues and clients, she said.
On Friday, the students participated in SAS Day, which started out as traditional job fair and has become a way for students to market themselves. There's a supply problem for companies looking for statistical analysts, and Kennesaw has the supply, Priestley said.
The students are the ones who set up booths with posters and samples of their work, and the prospective employers visit the booths and compete for the students' attention, graduate student Daniel Brasuell said.
"Any company interested in data analysis would benefit from the kind of work we're learning to do," Brasuell said. "It's like a career day students usually go to, but this is the employers going to a career day."


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Nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) and Horse-eye jacks (Caranx latus) Shark Ray Alley, Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Belize Barrier Reef, Belize.
Nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) and Horse-eye jacks (Caranx latus) Shark Ray Alley, Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Belize Barrier Reef, Belize.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nurse-shark-ginglymostoma-cirratum-and-horse-eye-jacks-caranx-latus-174772275.html
GTM Research Reserve Visitor Center in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. (USA)
GTM Research Reserve Visitor Center in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. (USA)https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gtm-research-reserve-visitor-center-in-ponte-vedra-beach-florida-usa-image351693942.html
A small fringehead blenny fish peeks out of a hole on a reef in southern California. Animals are hard to find and they are small and hide in tiny hole.
A small fringehead blenny fish peeks out of a hole on a reef in southern California. Animals are hard to find and they are small and hide in tiny hole.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-small-fringehead-blenny-fish-peeks-out-of-a-hole-on-a-reef-in-southern-172136963.html
Plankton sample collected by marine biologists aboard oceanographic research cruise in the south Atlantic Ocean.
Plankton sample collected by marine biologists aboard oceanographic research cruise in the south Atlantic Ocean.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/plankton-sample-collected-by-marine-biologists-aboard-oceanographic-research-cruise-in-the-south-atlantic-ocean-image260587599.html
Steller Sea Lion, Alaska
Steller Sea Lion, Alaskahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-steller-sea-lion-alaska-126175699.html
Beautiful coral reef with a green sea turtle underwater, south Pacific ocean, New Caledonia
Beautiful coral reef with a green sea turtle underwater, south Pacific ocean, New Caledoniahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/beautiful-coral-reef-with-a-green-sea-turtle-underwater-south-pacific-image154587044.html
A group of sea birds share the same rocky outcrop with a mother harbor seal and her pup
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Pantropical spotted dolphin wake riding
Pantropical spotted dolphin wake ridinghttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pantropical-spotted-dolphin-wake-riding-image277132515.html
Charity bird feeding station on Marine Drive, Mumbai, India
Charity bird feeding station on Marine Drive, Mumbai, Indiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-charity-bird-feeding-station-on-marine-drive-mumbai-india-74100398.html
Humpback whale splashing with its tail in Queen Charlotte Strait off northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Humpback whale splashing with its tail in Queen Charlotte Strait off northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/humpback-whale-splashing-with-its-tail-in-queen-charlotte-strait-off-image158030348.html
Red Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesia
Red Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/red-tube-sponge-in-coral-reef-porifera-alor-indonesia-image283652815.html
A Golden jellyfish, Mastigias papua, drifts in shallow water in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. This region is known for its spectacular marine biodiversity.
A Golden jellyfish, Mastigias papua, drifts in shallow water in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. This region is known for its spectacular marine biodiversity.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-golden-jellyfish-mastigias-papua-drifts-in-shallow-water-in-raja-ampat-indonesia-this-region-is-known-for-its-spectacular-marine-biodiversity-image223751324.html
sperm whale his tail above the water when the water immersion
sperm whale his tail above the water when the water immersionhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sperm-whale-his-tail-above-the-water-when-the-water-immersion-123619448.html
Galapagos Penguin (Spheniscus mendiculus) and coastal mangrove forest at a Galapagos marine visitor site on Isabela Island
Galapagos Penguin (Spheniscus mendiculus) and coastal mangrove forest at a Galapagos marine visitor site on Isabela Islandhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-galapagos-penguin-spheniscus-mendiculus-and-coastal-mangrove-forest-137153140.html
Cauliflower Jellyfish, Crown jellyfish or Crown sea jelly (Cephea cephea) Indian Ocean, Maldives
Cauliflower Jellyfish, Crown jellyfish or Crown sea jelly (Cephea cephea) Indian Ocean, Maldiveshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cauliflower-jellyfish-crown-jellyfish-or-crown-sea-jelly-cephea-cephea-113822076.html
walrus (Odobenus rosmarus), swimming, Norway, Svalbardhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/walrus-odobenus-rosmarus-swimming-norway-svalbard-image283416525.html
Golden butterflyfish [Chaetodon semilarvatus] on coral reef. Egypt, Red Sea.
Golden butterflyfish [Chaetodon semilarvatus] on coral reef. Egypt, Red Sea.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-golden-butterflyfish-chaetodon-semilarvatus-on-coral-reef-egypt-red-124168067.html
Aggregation of Golden jellyfish (Mastigias sp.) in a marine lake in Palau, the golden colour of this species comes from symbiotic algae in its tissues. Jellyfish Lake, Eil Malk island, Rock Islands, Palau. Tropical north Pacific Ocean.
Aggregation of Golden jellyfish (Mastigias sp.) in a marine lake in Palau, the golden colour of this species comes from symbiotic algae in its tissues. Jellyfish Lake, Eil Malk island, Rock Islands, Palau. Tropical north Pacific Ocean.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-aggregation-of-golden-jellyfish-mastigias-sp-in-a-marine-lake-in-palau-174771964.html
Jellyfish Lake in Palau, Micronesia, Pacific Ocean. Golden jellyfish swimming underwater, marine life, animals
Jellyfish Lake in Palau, Micronesia, Pacific Ocean. Golden jellyfish swimming underwater, marine life, animalshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-jellyfish-lake-in-palau-micronesia-pacific-ocean-golden-jellyfish-95740645.html
Slender sunfish, Ranzania laevis. It's a marine, oceanic species occurs in subtropical waters between depths of 1 and 140 m. Azores, Portugal
Slender sunfish, Ranzania laevis. It's a marine, oceanic species occurs in subtropical waters between depths of 1 and 140 m. Azores, Portugalhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-slender-sunfish-ranzania-laevis-its-a-marine-oceanic-species-occurs-163080090.html
Golden jellyfish (Mastigias papua etpisonii) swim inside a marine lake in the Republic of Palau. These endemic jellies have a sy
Golden jellyfish (Mastigias papua etpisonii) swim inside a marine lake in the Republic of Palau. These endemic jellies have a syhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-golden-jellyfish-mastigias-papua-etpisonii-swim-inside-a-marine-lake-90210167.html
Starfish, Tongass National Forest, Alaska
Starfish, Tongass National Forest, Alaskahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-starfish-tongass-national-forest-alaska-126216222.html
A green sea turtle with coral under the sea, south Pacific ocean, New Caledonia
A green sea turtle with coral under the sea, south Pacific ocean, New Caledoniahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-green-sea-turtle-with-coral-under-the-sea-south-pacific-ocean-new-132545510.html
A herd harbor (or harbour) seals (Phoca vitulina) also known as the common seal basking in the sun on an island outcrop
A herd harbor (or harbour) seals (Phoca vitulina) also known as the common seal basking in the sun on an island outcrophttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-herd-harbor-or-harbour-seals-phoca-vitulina-also-known-as-the-common-image66627022.html
Pantropical spotted dolphin wake ridinghttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pantropical-spotted-dolphin-wake-riding-48102919.html
Pacific White Sided Dolphin jumping, back flip in Broughton Archipelago Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.
Pacific White Sided Dolphin jumping, back flip in Broughton Archipelago Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pacific-white-sided-dolphin-jumping-back-flip-in-broughton-archipelago-marine-park-british-columbia-canada-image280258268.html
A family pod of northern resident killer whales travelling in Johnstone Strait in early evening off Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
A family pod of northern resident killer whales travelling in Johnstone Strait in early evening off Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-family-pod-of-northern-resident-killer-whales-travelling-in-johnstone-image158030199.html
Red Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-red-tube-sponge-in-coral-reef-porifera-alor-indonesia-49483556.html
A young Thorny seahorse swims above the seafloor in Lembeh Strait, Indonesia. This area is known for its extraordinary marine biodiversity.
A young Thorny seahorse swims above the seafloor in Lembeh Strait, Indonesia. This area is known for its extraordinary marine biodiversity.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-young-thorny-seahorse-swims-above-the-seafloor-in-lembeh-strait-147806107.html
back and dorsal fin of a sperm whale before a dive
back and dorsal fin of a sperm whale before a divehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-back-and-dorsal-fin-of-a-sperm-whale-before-a-dive-95256252.html
Humpback Whale tail close up with water running off, Knight Inlet, British Columbia, Canada.
Humpback Whale tail close up with water running off, Knight Inlet, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-humpback-whale-tail-close-up-with-water-running-off-knight-inlet-british-105024243.html
rough sea-squirt (Ascidiella aspersa, Ascidia aspersa), two rough sea-squirts
rough sea-squirt (Ascidiella aspersa, Ascidia aspersa), two rough sea-squirtshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-rough-sea-squirt-ascidiella-aspersa-ascidia-aspersa-two-rough-sea-97248799.html
Top of coral reef with Golden butterflyfish [Chaetodon semilarvatus]. Egypt, Red Sea.
Top of coral reef with Golden butterflyfish [Chaetodon semilarvatus]. Egypt, Red Sea.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-top-of-coral-reef-with-golden-butterflyfish-chaetodon-semilarvatus-124743156.html
Cane Toad / Marine Toad / Giant Toad (Bufo marinus) adult jumping in Dogweed (Dyssodia pentachaeta) field. Laredo, Webb County, South Texas, USA, April.
Cane Toad / Marine Toad / Giant Toad (Bufo marinus) adult jumping in Dogweed (Dyssodia pentachaeta) field. Laredo, Webb County, South Texas, USA, April.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cane-toad-marine-toad-giant-toad-bufo-marinus-adult-jumping-in-dogweed-71433256.html
Lemon shark, (Negaprion brevirostris), with entourage of remora. Beqa Lagoon, Fiji
Lemon shark, (Negaprion brevirostris), with entourage of remora. Beqa Lagoon, Fijihttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lemon-shark-negaprion-brevirostris-with-entourage-of-remora-beqa-lagoon-image156834540.html
A swarm of jellyfish swim the Panthalassic Ocean.
A swarm of jellyfish swim the Panthalassic Ocean.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-swarm-of-jellyfish-swim-the-panthalassic-ocean-37542303.html
Sharks feeding on a bait ball in the breaking ocean waves, Carnarvon, Western Australia, Australia
Sharks feeding on a bait ball in the breaking ocean waves, Carnarvon, Western Australia, Australiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sharks-feeding-on-a-bait-ball-in-the-breaking-ocean-waves-carnarvon-western-australia-australia-image207563067.html
Galapagos - tourist photographing marine iguanas, Espanola Island, galapagos Islands, Ecuador South America
Galapagos - tourist photographing marine iguanas, Espanola Island, galapagos Islands, Ecuador South Americahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-galapagos-tourist-photographing-marine-iguanas-espanola-island-galapagos-170547475.html
Seaotter floating on its back,evening sunlight
Seaotter floating on its back,evening sunlighthttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/seaotter-floating-on-its-backevening-sunlight-image151781278.html
Group of blue jellyfish Phyllorhiza punctata (floating bell, Australian spotted jellyfish or white-spotted jellyfish)
Group of blue jellyfish Phyllorhiza punctata (floating bell, Australian spotted jellyfish or white-spotted jellyfish)https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-group-of-blue-jellyfish-phyllorhiza-punctata-floating-bell-australian-165837747.html
Pacific White Sided Dolphin jumping, back flip in Broughton Archipelago Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-pacific-white-sided-dolphin-jumping-back-flip-in-broughton-archipelago-162744210.html
Humoback whale lunge feeding with mouth wide open in Broughton Archipelago Provincial Marine Park off Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Humoback whale lunge feeding with mouth wide open in Broughton Archipelago Provincial Marine Park off Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/humoback-whale-lunge-feeding-with-mouth-wide-open-in-broughton-archipelago-image158030488.html
Pink Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesia
Pink Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pink-tube-sponge-in-coral-reef-porifera-alor-indonesia-49483678.html
Abstract of colorful anemone tentacles, Entacmaea quadricolor, on a coral reef in Indonesia.
Abstract of colorful anemone tentacles, Entacmaea quadricolor, on a coral reef in Indonesia.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/abstract-of-colorful-anemone-tentacles-entacmaea-quadricolor-on-a-coral-reef-in-indonesia-image223162009.html
the tail of the sperm whale that dives into the waters of the Pacific Ocean
the tail of the sperm whale that dives into the waters of the Pacific Oceanhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-tail-of-the-sperm-whale-that-dives-into-the-waters-of-the-pacific-84625089.html
Harbour wall with paintings of marine animals, Los Cristianos, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
Harbour wall with paintings of marine animals, Los Cristianos, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spainhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-harbour-wall-with-paintings-of-marine-animals-los-cristianos-tenerife-76985524.html
strawberry anemone (Actinia fragacea, Actinia equina var. fragacea), top view
strawberry anemone (Actinia fragacea, Actinia equina var. fragacea), top viewhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-strawberry-anemone-actinia-fragacea-actinia-equina-var-fragacea-top-97242688.html
Top of coral reef with Red Sea bannerfish [Heniochus intermedius] and Red Sea butterflyfish [Chaetodon fasciatus]. Egypt, Red Se
Top of coral reef with Red Sea bannerfish [Heniochus intermedius] and Red Sea butterflyfish [Chaetodon fasciatus]. Egypt, Red Sehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-top-of-coral-reef-with-red-sea-bannerfish-heniochus-intermedius-and-124743155.html
Last rays of evening sun striking a group of Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus, Wrangel Island, Chuckchi Sea, Chukotka
Last rays of evening sun striking a group of Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus, Wrangel Island, Chuckchi Sea, Chukotkahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-last-rays-of-evening-sun-striking-a-group-of-walrus-odobenus-rosmarus-102084276.html
Loggerhead Turtle in the Tamar tank, Open Museum of the Marine Turtle, Praia do Forte
Loggerhead Turtle in the Tamar tank, Open Museum of the Marine Turtle, Praia do Fortehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-loggerhead-turtle-in-the-tamar-tank-open-museum-of-the-marine-turtle-97065576.html
Fossil shark tooth (Squalicorax kaupi). Example of the tooth of this Late Cretaceous (100-75 mya) Crow Shark. The serrated, asymmetric, broad shape of the tooth and some fossil evidence indicates a broad-spectrum diet of marine animals, bony fish and turtles. There is also some evidence of them scavaging the bodies of large dinosaurs that ended up in the sea. Sharks first evolved in the Palaeozoic era (570-245 million years ago). Shark's skeletons are formed of cartilage, a less durable material than bone, consequently there are few fossils of prehistoric sharks. Their teeth are made of a bone
Fossil shark tooth (Squalicorax kaupi). Example of the tooth of this Late Cretaceous (100-75 mya) Crow Shark. The serrated, asymmetric, broad shape of the tooth and some fossil evidence indicates a broad-spectrum diet of marine animals, bony fish and turtles. There is also some evidence of them scavaging the bodies of large dinosaurs that ended up in the sea. Sharks first evolved in the Palaeozoic era (570-245 million years ago). Shark's skeletons are formed of cartilage, a less durable material than bone, consequently there are few fossils of prehistoric sharks. Their teeth are made of a bonehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-fossil-shark-tooth-squalicorax-kaupi-example-of-the-tooth-of-this-35110265.html
Galapagos Sea Lion (Zalophus wollebaeki), adult at beach, Espanola Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, South America
Galapagos Sea Lion (Zalophus wollebaeki), adult at beach, Espanola Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, South Americahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-galapagos-sea-lion-zalophus-wollebaeki-adult-at-beach-espanola-island-26560846.html
Japanese sea nettle (Chrysaora pacifica) jellyfish swimming underwater showing long trailing tentacles
Japanese sea nettle (Chrysaora pacifica) jellyfish swimming underwater showing long trailing tentacleshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/japanese-sea-nettle-chrysaora-pacifica-jellyfish-swimming-underwater-showing-long-trailing-tentacles-image185056620.html
Model Replica Of Prehistoric Marine Animals
Model Replica Of Prehistoric Marine Animalshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-model-replica-of-prehistoric-marine-animals-27706120.html
Black sea nettle, species of jellyfish
Black sea nettle, species of jellyfishhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-black-sea-nettle-species-of-jellyfish-112916299.html
Walrus in the sunset, Lågøya, Svalbard
Walrus in the sunset, Lågøya, Svalbardhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/walrus-in-the-sunset-lgya-svalbard-image212442743.html
Barrel sponge on a coral reef, Xestospongia testudinaria, Anilao, Batangas, Philippines, Pacific
Barrel sponge on a coral reef, Xestospongia testudinaria, Anilao, Batangas, Philippines, Pacifichttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-barrel-sponge-on-a-coral-reef-xestospongia-testudinaria-anilao-batangas-84843531.html
Pacific White Sided Dolphin (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens) jumping in Broughton Archipelago Marine Park in British Columbia, Canad
Pacific White Sided Dolphin (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens) jumping in Broughton Archipelago Marine Park in British Columbia, Canadhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pacific-white-sided-dolphin-lagenorhynchus-obliquidens-jumping-in-93417288.html
Pink Tube Sponge in Coral Reef, Porifera, Alor, Indonesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pink-tube-sponge-in-coral-reef-porifera-alor-indonesia-image282725839.html
Snorkeling with Pink Whipray in Lagoon, Pateobatis fai, Moorea, French Polynesia
Snorkeling with Pink Whipray in Lagoon, Pateobatis fai, Moorea, French Polynesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/snorkeling-with-pink-whipray-in-lagoon-pateobatis-fai-moorea-french-polynesia-image345256443.html
gilthead, gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata, Sparus auratus), swimming
gilthead, gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata, Sparus auratus), swimminghttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-gilthead-gilthead-seabream-sparus-aurata-sparus-auratus-swimming-97249886.html
Acropora coral on coral reef. Maldives.
Acropora coral on coral reef. Maldives.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-acropora-coral-on-coral-reef-maldives-56275503.html
Pink Jellyfish (Thysanostoma) with small fishes (The Atlantic horse mackerel)
Pink Jellyfish (Thysanostoma) with small fishes (The Atlantic horse mackerel)https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pink-jellyfish-thysanostoma-with-small-fishes-the-atlantic-horse-mackerel-91287189.html
Nautilus swimming in blue water Palau, Micronesia.
Nautilus swimming in blue water Palau, Micronesia.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nautilus-swimming-in-blue-water-palau-micronesia-125634424.html
Crab Lissocarcinus arkati. Picture was taken in Lembeh, Indonesia
Crab Lissocarcinus arkati. Picture was taken in Lembeh, Indonesiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crab-lissocarcinus-arkati-picture-was-taken-in-lembeh-indonesia-image218334241.html
Galapagos Sea Lion (Zalophus wollebaeki), adults at beach, Espanola Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, South America
Galapagos Sea Lion (Zalophus wollebaeki), adults at beach, Espanola Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, South Americahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-galapagos-sea-lion-zalophus-wollebaeki-adults-at-beach-espanola-island-26560622.html
Sea Urchin, echinoderms, in red sea
Sea Urchin, echinoderms, in red seahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sea-urchin-echinoderms-in-red-sea-image353709899.html
Spirocodon saltator, species of jellyfish
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Pacific Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus divergens), Kamchatka, Russia
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Following the crisis created by Toyota's issues with sudden acceleration, lawmakers proposed sweeping safety requirements in the ambitious Vehicle Safety Improvements Act of 2010 that would have allowed federal officials unlimited fine power against automakers for safety violations as well as set safety standards for vehicle electronics. However, according to a recent Los Angeles Times article, pressures from the auto industry have caused the subsequent bills proposed by both the House and Senate versions to be weakened, delayed or eliminated key safety provisions considerably.
The auto industry should embrace the new standards. The American people want safety to be the primary concern for all auto makers. Those that fail to put safety over profits should be subject to meaningful repercussions.
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Hurricane Matthew grew into a Category 5 storm as it crossed the Caribbean Sea on a course that could have it pounding Jamaica in days.
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Hurricane Matthew grew into a powerful Category 5 storm late Friday as it crossed the Caribbean Sea on a course that could have it pounding Jamaica within days.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center called it the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic since Felix in 2007. Matthew's center was projected to reach Jamaica on Monday.
Evan Thompson, director of the National Meteorological Service, said the first effects of the storm may be felt as early as Saturday. "We do consider it serious," Thompson said. "We are all on high alert."
Jamaica activated its National Emergency Operations Center and Prime Minister Andrew Holness called an urgent meeting of Parliament to discuss preparations for the storm.
People cleared out store shelves as they stocked up emergency supplies. "I left work to pick up a few items, candles, tin stuff, bread," 41-year-old Angella Wage said at a crowded store in the Half Way Tree area of the capital. "We can never be too careful."
Jamaicans are accustomed to intense tropical weather but Hurricane Matthew looked particularly threatening.
With wind speeds of 160 mph, it was more powerful than Hurricane Gilbert, which made landfall on the island in September tive storm in the co1988 and was the most destrucuntry's modern history. "Hurricane Matthew could rival or possibly exceed Gilbert if the core of the strongest winds does actually move over Jamaica," said Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist and spokesman for the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami. "There is no certainty of that at this point."
National Hurricane Center forecasters said rainfall totals could reach 10 to 15 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 25 inches in Jamaica and southwestern Haiti.
The Jamaican capital, Kingston, is in the southeastern corner of Jamaica and was expected to experience flooding.
The government issued a hurricane watch on Friday afternoon, and a tropical storm watch was issued for Haiti's southwest coast form the southern border it shares with the Dominican Republic to the capital of Port-au-Prince. As of 11 p.m. EDT, the storm was centered about 80 miles northwest of Punta Gallinas, Colombia, and about 440 miles southeast of Kingston, Jamaica.
It was moving west-southwest at 7 mph.
It brought extremely high tides, storm surge and heavy rain to Colombia, prompting authorities to declare an alert as local TV broadcast images of cars and tree trunks surging though flooded streets in coastal areas.
Local media in La Guajira province reported that one person died in flooding.