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Q: RAILS: safe parameterization of user input in Arel So before anyone beats the hell out of me, I know how to do this when calling Arel methods. What I'm curious about is if there is a way to simply get that sql injection safe version of the user input so I have it in hand and can do what I want with it.
Ideally I'd be interested in something along the lines of:
safe_input_data = Person.sql_safe params[:user_data_for_arel_manipulation]

I spent some time last night looking for something that would do this but found nothing. I read all the ActiveRecord methods, but there is jack in the way of documentation. Going simply by the method names and the source of those methods I didn't see anything. I'm hoping someone knows of something.

A: This will give you an sql safe string:
safe_input_data = Person.sanitize(params[:user_data_for_arel_manipulation])

Be aware, it also adds single quotes to your string!
So "my unsafe input" becomes "'my unsafe input'".


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Open Enrollment Period to Run Feb. 1 – April 29
By Door County Pulse, Peninsula Pulse – January 29th, 2016
Wisconsin's public school open enrollment application period, which allows parents an opportunity to send their children to any public school district in the state, runs from Feb. 1 to April 29 for the 2016-17 school year. Traditionally, children in Wisconsin are assigned to public school districts based on the location of their parents' home. Open enrollment is a tuition-free opportunity for parents to apply for their children to attend a public school in a school district other than the one in which they live.
Under public school open enrollment, parents may apply during the three-month application period to the school district they wish their children to attend using the online application website. Application deadlines are firm. Early and late applications are not accepted. Districts will notify parents by June 10 whether their open enrollment applications have been approved or denied.
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Saturday's 80's Countdown: AUGUST 16, 1986
8 am – noon
The big news stories of 1986 included the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger and the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Mad cow disease was rampant in the UK. The average price of a new car was $9200 and you could buy a Tandy portable computer for $1600. On the good news front, a pound of bacon cost $1.79 a pound. Casey's Top 40 countdown this week in 1986 included songs by Lionel Ritchie and The Blow Monkeys. With the Digging Your Scene video, see if you can spot the mistake in the lead singer's wardrobe. Something changes when it shouldn't have.
Sunday's 70's Countdown: AUGUST 19, 1978
8 am – 11 am
While CB radios were popular in 1978, the year also saw the start of Apple computers. You could buy a Zenith 25-inch colour TV for $599. The CN Tower was completed in Toronto and Montreal hosted the Summer Olympics. Jimmy Carter was elected as US president and the big movie was Rocky. In the summer of 1978, Boney M and Chris Rae were both on Casey Kasem's Top 40 countdown.


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SAN JOSE, Calif. (CN) — Amid a chorus of questions about the value of his campaign's persistence in the face of difficult odds, Bernie Sanders addressed a crowd of about 2,500 people in San Jose.
The campaign stop at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, where daytime temperatures of 87 degrees failed to deter a large turnout of Sanders supporters, was one of several the U.S. Senator from Vermont is undertaking as he prepares for the June 7 California primary.
Sanders appeared to acknowledge that he needs not only a victory in California, but a landslide for math to work in his favor as he pursues the nomination against frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
"If we have high voter turnout we will not only win, but we will win by a lot, which is what we need to do," Sanders said.
The demographics of the crowd skewed noticeably younger, as is the pattern for Sanders. His message, particularly relating to student debt and a rigged economic system, seems to resonate with young people.
Lucas said she is aware that most experts believe the Sanders campaign faces long odds, but said Sanders continues to demonstrate to the Democratic Party that the issues he discusses are important to a large segment of the electorate.
It wasn't just the young who showed up, however.
Bob Bogardos, a 60-year-old IT architect from Carmel, California, drove up to San Jose with his wife Rita to hear Bernie speak.
Like Lucas, Bogardos said the Bernie campaign goes "beyond whether he gets nominated," calling the campaign a "front wave" of a general movement.
Sanders did not say the name Hillary Clinton once during the approximately 20-minute speech, saving his pointed barbs for the presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
The majority of Americans reject the basic tenets of what Trump stands for, which include insulting Latinos, Mexicans and Muslims, Sanders said.
Sanders also urged those assembled to vote to legalize marijuana in California and to vote yes on the California Drug Price Relief Initiative, which seeks to limit the amount any state agency pays for pharmaceutical drugs.
Beyond the California-specific stumping, Sanders struck all the familiar themes of wealth inequality, racial injustice, gender discrimination and environmental degradation at the hands of greedy corporations.
"We are getting so much support because we offer a vision of America that is based on social justice, economic justice, racial justice and environmental justice," Sanders said.
Along with pointing out that the top tenth of the top 1 percent possess as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent, Sanders advocated for free education at public universities and allowing individuals with student debt to refinance loans to get a better rate.
He said he would work to implement universal health care, mandatory paid family leave, criminal justice reform, equal pay for women, the reconstruction of inner cities and better treatment for Native American communities living on reservations.
Sanders left immediately after the speech with another campaign event scheduled to commence 70 miles away in Vallejo the same evening.


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Classes in math.doubleV with type parameters of type Vecd

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Vecd<T extends Vecd<T>>

Encapsulates a general vector.

Classes in math.doubleV that implement Vecd

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SGVec_3d

Encapsulates a 3D vector.

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Vec3d<T extends Vec3d<T>>

Methods in math.doubleV with type parameters of type Vecd

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.add(V vector)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.add(V v)

Adds the given vector to this vector

default <V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.addCopy(V v)

make a copy of this vector and add the given vector to it, then return that copy.

default <V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.crossCopy(V vector)

makes a copy of this vector and sets it to the cross product between it and the input vector,
  then returns the copy

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.crs(V vector)

Sets this vector to the cross product between it and the other vector.

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.crs(V vector)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
double
Vec3d.dot(V vector)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
double
Vecd.dot(V v)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
boolean
Vec3d.epsilonEquals(V other,
             double epsilon)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
boolean
Vecd.epsilonEquals(V other,
             double epsilon)

Compares this vector with the other vector, using the supplied epsilon for fuzzy equality testing.

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.mulAdd(V vec,
      double scalar)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.mulAdd(V v,
      double scalar)

First scale a supplied vector, then add it to this vector.

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.mulAdd(V vec,
      V mulVec)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.mulAdd(V v,
      V mulVec)

First scale a supplied vector, then add it to this vector.

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.mult(V other)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.mult(V v)

Scales this vector by another vector

default <V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.multCopy(V v)

makes a copy of this vector and multiplies it componentWise by the given vector, then returns that copy.

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vec3d.sub(V a_vec)

<V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.sub(V v)

Subtracts the given vector from this vector.

default <V extends Vecd<?>>
T
Vecd.subCopy(V v)

make a copy of this vector and subtract the given vector from it, then return that copy.

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Brooke Vincent has revealed she wants Sophie Webster to become Paula Martin's girlfriend.
Things are heating up for the popular Coronation Street character after she shared a steamy kiss with her mother Sally Metcalfe's lawyer.
Paula came into Sophie's life after Sally employed her as her legal representative.
The pair go back years as they went to school together and after meeting Sophie, Paula is keen to hang around.
Speaking at the launch of The Couture Club's first Irish store in Dundrum Town Centre, Brooke explained how much she wants her character to find love.
She exclusively told RSVP Live that she's excited about the new storyline.
The actress said: "I think it's always interesting when there's a new love interest for your character.
"You wonder, 'Who are they going to cast, what are they going to be like? Are we going to get on? Are they going to laugh at my jokes?
"It's like a real relationship!
"It's been amazing and Paula's been lovely, she's fitted in with the Corrie family. It's lovely to have her and be busy."
Brooke went on to share her hopes that Paula will be "the one" for Sophie, who hasn't had the best luck in love.
She said: "I think that this is the one. I hope so, I really do.
"Sophie is always very unlucky in love but Paula actually likes her. She's come for her."
Brooke gushed about actress Stirling Gallacher, who stars as Paula, adding: "It's amazing, she's lovely. I couldn't ask for a better on screen girlfriend."
Brooke has starred in Coronation Street since 2004 and she was told at 16 years old that she would star as a lesbian.
The 26-year-old admitted she was nervous when ITV bosses told her because there weren't many lesbians on British TV.
She explained: "There were people [on screen] who went through phases but no one was a lesbian.
"What an amazing job, to stand and help people."
Brooke was speaking at the launch of the Couture Club in Dundrum Town Centre, Dublin.
Scott spoke to RSVP Live about the launch and revealed his excitement to bring his pop-up store to Dublin.


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Place the eggwhites in a bowl and beat until stiff peaks form. Use a metal spoon to gently fold the eggwhites into the pudding mixture. Pour into a lightly greased 1 litre-capacity ceramic ovenproof dish and bake for 40 minutes or until the top is golden. Serve with cream. Serves 4.


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Metropolitan Division (Page 7)
Lemieux Takes Heat Off Ho-Sang
By: Mike Laybourne
In: Metropolitan Division
New York Islanders' Joshua Ho-Sang has been the subject of some criticism recently. The rookie forward chose #66 as his number in honour of Penguins legend Mario Lemieux. This has attracted some negative comments and has become a distraction for Ho-Sang. Embed from Getty Images Now Lemieux himself has weighed in on the debate, telling the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that "I'm fine with it… it's just a number". Well, that's that. Lemieux of course played his whole NHL career with the Pittsburgh Penguins, and scored 1,723 points. His number was retired by the Penguins in 1997. Lemieux then goes on the make the point that theRead More →
Trade Deadline Winners
On: March 5, 2017
In: Atlantic Division, Central Division, General, Metropolitan Division, Pacific Division
The dust has settled on the NHL's transfer window, and it was by no means exceptional but there was still a mix of good/questionable/WTF trades made over the days leading up to the deadline on Wednesday. Many GM's have complained that the upcoming expansion draft has left teams wary of big trades, but their phones were still pretty busy. Here are some of the trade winners. Washington Capitals The Caps are the strongest team in the league, but that regular season success never seems to translate to the playoffs. On Monday the team firmly nailed their colours to mast by acquiring blueliner Kevin Shattenkirk and goalie PheonixRead More →
Washington Capitals: Regular Season Giants?
By: Alex Watson
Ahead of their game against Detroit on Saturday, Washington is having another impressive season. The Capitals are tearing up the Metropolitan Division with a record of 39-11-6. Statistically, this team has been a dream with an 84.5% penalty kill and third highest goals for with 191. Last season's Vezina winner Braden Holtby has once again been excellent. Washington possesses the lowest goals against in the league with a microscopic 121 (10 less than Minnesota who are 2nd lowest)! Barry Trotz has laid on the spit and polish and his time is shining brightly. Wait a minute, though, haven't we heard this before? Remember last season'sRead More →
Where Next for the Islanders?
After a weekend with no hockey, news has emerged that the owners of Brooklyn's Barclays Center are looking to part way with the New York Islanders. Neither party has commented on the situation, but several sources have reported the story, and that's good enough for some wild internet speculation. Whatever the truth is, the Islanders' tenure in Brooklyn has been dogged with controversy. Players hate the ice, and fans can't see the action thanks to restricted sight lines. The building was primarily designed for the Brooklyn Nets so hockey suffers. Attendance is down and the team is struggling. The Center's financial projections don't show theRead More →
Playing Devils Advocate
2-1 winners last night over Washington, the New Jersey Devils are having a solid season- near the bottom! Since 2012 there has been little to cheer about in Newark. Currently 14th in the Eastern Conference with a record of 14-15-7, only a point separates the Devils from obscurity. Despite glimmers of hope this year, New Jersey seems unable to lift itself out this continual slump. The trade for Taylor Hall at first looked like a smart piece of business. So far it has paid off with Hall ranking second overall on the team points list with 23. However, Hall is one of the few occasionsRead More →
The Race for 1st (Overall)
In: Atlantic Division, Central Division, Metropolitan Division, NHL, Pacific Division
Every year someone has to finish last and win the Wooden Spoon Award. Who are the most likely to finish first overall? Let us tell you! Arizona Coyotes A team in dire need of a number one draft pick, Arizona is struggling in all departments. So far, the Coyotes have only scored 52 goals. While Max Domi is an exciting young talent, there are few of these prospects in Glendale. Their future has been up in the air for years out in the desert. With low attendance still a problem, this team seems to be looking to the 2017 draft to secure a future. RadimRead More →
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Michael Grabner was underwhelming last season in Toronto. Although a decent penalty kill player, his low points total failed to endear him. Acquired as a free agent by the New York Rangers, Grabner has found his form again. Currently the Rangers third top scorer with 16 points, the Austrian is turning heads in the Big Apple. While Kevin Hayes and J.T Miller may be ahead in the points race, Grabner knows where the net is. This player might be the smartest signing the Rangers have made this year. So far, Grabner tops the goals scoring charts with 12 goals. While playing for the Islanders, heRead More →
Signs of Life in Columbus?
Remember the Columbus Blue Jackets? Oh right, Rick Nash came from there! After losing their star player in 2013, it hasn't been an easy ride for CBJ. However, in the last few year's this team has shown signs of becoming more stable. In the last five years, Columbus has only made one trip to the postseason. With the right results, 2016-17 could merit another visit. The hiring of Head Coach John Tortorella in 2015 was met with a mixed reception. JT's style of management has never been everyone's cup of tea. Outspokenness and public shaming of players have caused friction in past jobs. Although heRead More →
Road Tripping: Metropolitan
There's nothing like going into another team's house and beating them on their own ice, in front of their fans. But road trips are a double-edged sword. Sometimes you can see the sights that a new city has to offer, other times it's just a blur of airports, hotel rooms, buses and hockey rinks. Thousands of miles away from your fans, friends and loved ones. Some prolonged road trips are self inflicted. The New York Rangers started the 2013-14 season with a nine game road trip, as renovations to Madison Square Gardens were still being completed. The Rangers went 3-6-0 in a trip they'd probablyRead More →


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Spooks 10 – A look back at Section D
On: December 11, 2011, By: Bill Young
Time to shelve the Downton Abbey 2 talk for a day. Everyone already has the DVR set for Sunday, January 8, 2012 for the second series premiere as part of PBS' Masterpiece series. Time to turn our attention to, perhaps, the best television series, bar none….Spooks, or MI-5, in the United States.
With the final series set to premiere in April on public television stations across the U.S., it's time to prepare, America, for what the U.K. already knows. For a series such as Spooks to remain fresh and continue to keep audiences coming back week after week, you need more than your share of memorable moments. Harry Pearce (Peter Firth) picked his top-10 moments from the first 9 seasons of the series for the Radio Times. Here are the first five. To me one of the most memorable only made it to #8 in Harry's complete list in the Radio Times – the bomb in Tom's house from series 1, episode 6. Oh, well. How did you fare?
1. Danny's death (Series 3 Ep 10)
As with many Spooks deaths, you wouldn't have expected it. Harry had to choose which of Danny and Fiona had to die and Danny makes the choice for him by calling the villain "a death worshipping fascist". He then gets shot in the head.
2. The deep-fat fryer (Series 1 Ep 2)
Lisa Faulkner, that lovely girl from Holby City was not only killed, but killed in a thoroughly gruesome way. It was done for impact and it worked. Everyone tuned in the following week. Cynical but, hey, it's TV
3. Adam's death (Series 7 Ep 1)
People knew Adam [Rupert Penry Jones] was leaving but, like Adam's exit, the details can still surprise. Frequently you read scenes and you think "They won't shoot that" and frequently they don't because it's too difficult or too implausible, but they really pulled it off with Adam's death in the car bomb.
4. Tom's decommissioning (Series 3 Ep 2)
You can usually tell when actors are destined for great things, and that was definitely the case with Matthew Macfadyen. When you see Matthew in full flow – as he was with Tom Quinn being forced to retire – you know that you're in the room with something special.
5. Colin wells's hanging (Series 5 Ep 1)
One of the Spooks' mantras has always been "Kill your heroes" – even if they're not right in the frontline. Geeky Colin was a fan favourite so his end was almost more shocking than one of the leads.
The Telegraph picked their top-10 memorable moments just prior to the premiere in the UK and, with only one exception, they match Harry's. Have to say, I'm with the Telegraph on this one. Great, great scene.
What's your poison? – when veteran Section D head Harry Pearce (Peter Firth) wears black leather gloves indoors, it spells trouble for someone. So it proved in series nine, when he learned that retired Home Secretary Nicholas Blake (Robert Glenister) was behind the bomb that killed Ros Myers. Pearce visited Blake's Highland retreat with a bottle of single malt to toast old times. The whisky was poisoned. Vengeful Harry watched his former boss take a dram and die grovelling in front of a roaring log fire.
Anyone else have a favorite moment from the series?
In: Action/Drama,Drama
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At long last, 'Spooks/MI-5' movie in the works for 2014
Sir Harry Pearce returns to The Grid as Spooks (MI-5) heads to big screen in 'The Greater Good'
Hey, UK – Are you ready for some Spooks (MI5)?
Harry Pearce returns to the grid in 'Spooks: The Greater Good'
Not favorite, but shocking: Fiona's death, Jo's death, and Lucas' waterboarding (seen in flashbacks).


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Glossary of Foods: Tahini
By Emily Grossman - January 17, 2017 08:15 pm EST
If tahini sounds unfamiliar to you, think again. You've probably tried tahini in hummus! Tahini is a paste made from ground sesame seeds and is used frequently in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, hence its inclusion in hummus. The use of sesame seeds and tahini dates back in these cuisines for thousands of years. Tahini looks like very smooth peanut butter with a slightly more fluid consistency. It has been popularized in the United States much more recently as a an alternative to nut butters.
To make tahini, the sesame seeds are first soaked in water and crushed to separate the outer hull from the seed kernel. The kernels are toasted, giving them a nutty, slightly bitter flavor, then ground to a paste. Tahini can be very oily due to the natural oils and fats in sesame seeds. Tahini paste will often separate in its container. The solids will settle at the bottom and the oil on top. Many manufacturers will recommend storing tahini in the refrigerator to prevent separation and extend the shelf life of the paste.
Tahini-based sauces and dips are common in Middle Eastern cuisine. Often, tahini is thinned with water and seasoning is added to create a basic flavorful sauce to be served with meat or vegetables. Tahini can also be added to dishes, such as hummus, for additional flavor and its smooth texture.
Tahini does provide some nutritional substance when added to sauces and dishes. It's high in copper and manganese. Tahini is also a good source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, however, tahini made from roasted sesame seeds is higher in fat than tahini made from raw sesame seeds. It is also popular in vegetarian and vegan diets for its moderate protein content. Compared with peanut butter, tahini has higher levels of calcium and fiber and lower amounts of sugar. It is also safe to consume for those who have nut allergies. Find tahini in the international foods section in your grocery store or at a natural foods shop.
If you're a hummus lover, try making your own with these 13 hummus recipes and add tahini for added flavor. Or, serve tahini as a sauce with falafel or other vegetable dishes.
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KJV: Rise up, and stand forth in the midst.
NAS: And he got up and came forward.
KJV: issue of blood stanched.
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NAS: Paul down and set him before them.
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NAS: and who is able to stand?
KJV: who shall be able to stand?


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Q: Is the tautological line bundle orientable as a vector bundle? Question
Let $\gamma$ be the tautological line bundle of the $n$-dimensional real projective space $\mathbb{P}^n$.
Is $\gamma$ is orientable as a vector bundle?
My guess
I only consider in case of $n=1$.
Let $n=1$, and consider the one dimensional projective space.
let $\nu$ be a normal bundle on the two dimensional sphere $\mathbb{S}^1 \subset \mathbb{R}^2$. Then, there is a bundle map $ \nu \to \gamma$. Then the pull back of the cohomology class $u_F$ of $\gamma$ also gives a orientation of the bundle $\nu$. However, the antipodal points of $\mathbb{S}^1$ are sended to the same point of $\mathbb{P}^1$ and thus, such orientation will be given by some same vector in $\mathbb{E}^2$. But it is impossible, because the orientation of antipodal points should be opposite directions. Thus $\gamma$ is not orientable as a vector bundle.

Definition of orientation 1   Each fiber $F$ of $\gamma$ is given an orientation as an vector space and  ,in addition, for each $p \in
\mathbb{P}^n$ there are a neighborhood $N$ of $\mathbb{P}^n$ centered
  at $p$ and a local section $s$ of $\gamma$ defined on $N$ such that
  the value of section $s$ at each $q \in N$ gives the orientation of
  the fiber at $q$.
Definition of orientation 2   For each fiber, there is a generator $u_F \in  H^1(F,F-0,\mathbb{Z})$  such that   for each $q \in
 \mathbb{P}^n$ there is an element $u \in
 H^1(\pi^{-1}(N),\pi^{-1}(N)-0,\mathbb{Z})$  whose restriction to $F$
  is coincides with $u_F$.

A: It is not orientable since it is not trivial a $1$-dimensional vector bundle is orientable if and only if it is trivial. A way to see this, if $E\rightarrow M$ is a $1$-dimensional orientable vector bundle, there exist coordinate change $(U_i,g_{ij}:U_i\cap U_j\rightarrow \mathbb{R}_+^*$ so the bundle has a $\mathbb{R}_+^*$ reduction since this group is contractible, the bundle is trivial.
See also the answer here to see why the tautoligical line bundle is not trivial.
How to distinguish the tautological line bundle and the trivial line bundle on $P^n$?

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Плиоце́н (от  — 'более' и  — новый, современный) — эпоха неогенового периода, начавшаяся 5,333 миллиона лет назад и закончившаяся 2,588 миллиона лет назад. Эпохе плиоцена предшествует эпоха миоцена, а последовательницей является эпоха плейстоцена.

Термин

Автор термина — шотландский учёный Чарльз Лайель, предложивший разделить третичный период на четыре геологических эпохи (включая древний и новый плиоцен) в первом томе его книги «Основы геологии» (1830) (в изобретении термина ему также помогал его друг — преподобный В. Вьювелл (Rev. W. Whewell).

Лайель объяснял термин тем, что основная часть окаменелостей (которые он тогда изучал) этой эпохи может быть соотнесена с современными (новыми) видами.

Стратиграфия
Плиоцен подразделяется на три подотдела — нижний, средний и верхний.

Подразделяется на следующие века (Ярус (стратиграфическое подразделение)):

Антропология
В плиоцене появились и скорее всего вымерли родственные человеку австралопитеки.

Также в этот период появились первые люди (род) (Homo).

См. также
 Третичный период
 Климат плиоцена

Примечания

Ссылки

 Плиоцен на сайте Аммонит.ру

Геологические эпохи

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Lego Brawls Review: More Charm Than Depth
By Tyler Treese
After more than a decade filled with branded puzzle platformers that play nearly identical to one another, it's been refreshing seeing a mix of varied Lego video games. While Traveller's Tales has updated the core gameplay of its series with the latest Lego Star Wars game, Light Brick Studio used the iconic building bricks to create stories of parenthood and growth and ClockStone is embracing Lego's creative DNA with the upcoming Lego Bricktales. The latest brick-based offering is a multiplayer brawler that focuses on unlocking customizable Minifigure parts so you can build ridiculous Lego characters. Unfortunately, similar to the aforementioned Builder's Journey, Lego Brawls' mobile roots are still readily apparent and hold it back from becoming a compelling experience on consoles.
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The core gameplay is quite simple, as players can mash an attack button to unleash melee attacks that can change depending on what weapon they have equipped but they essentially do the same thing regardless if said weapon is a sword or pair of boxing gloves. By traversing the small stages that are built to fit up to eight players, players can store up to two special moves by destroying orbs. These can range from pizzas that will refill their health during a combat exchange, potentially giving them an edge by allowing them to outlast their foe, or summoning items for more powerful attacks (such as vehicles or powerful guns).
Each stage is themed, although only Jurassic Park is included as an outside intellectual property, which causes some unique gameplay elements to get thrown into the mix. For example, in the Atlantis-inspired level, you can get a powerful trident and can summon a mythical creature to help fend enemies off of the control point. These are pretty fun additions that add some much-needed variety to the core gameplay as matches get rather repetitive quickly because of its straightforward combat. There's just not enough depth on offer for it to be entertaining for prolonged gameplay sessions. The thrill of controlling a Lego-made dinosaur for a bit will inspire some smiles, so even though Brawls has its moments, they're usually surrounded by simplistic valleys.
There are two main modes on offer: a free-for-all deathmatch that is pure chaos and the main team-based mode that focuses on taking over certain spots of a map where sometimes the control point will move on a timer or be located in the center. It's all very simple, with no real side objectives beyond the special orbs that will appear, like the trident, and players just run toward the location head-on after collecting a few power-ups. The only real drive to keep playing is to unlock more Lego Minifigure features to deck out your created characters and there are different unlock trees you can choose from (although nearly everyone online seems to use Jurassic Park characters since the allure of playing as Lego Jeff Goldblum beats Ninjago characters or generic pirates or knights). Given the magic of seeing Lego crossovers, it's disappointing that there weren't more of them here.
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There's also very little in terms of gameplay options. If you don't want to play online, which operates on a group-based voting system that determines the map and mode you experience, you can also play against others locally or against bots in the same modes. However, no experience is earned in the offline party mode, so solo players will want to stick to online multiplayer. Sadly, local users can't go online together either, so the options of playing a meaningful match with a friend are weirdly quite limited.
While the simplified gameplay and streamlined experience work well enough on mobile where you're more likely to just play a quick five-minute match to temporarily cure boredom, it doesn't hold up for longer console sessions. Its mobile origins are everywhere, especially in its ugly user interface that sees huge icons for the different power-ups on the side of the screen that are clearly remnants from its touch-based lineage. Everything from the combat to the means of distribution (it's available as part of an Apple Arcade subscription on iOS) show how this title is better suited for phones and tablets.
Once the Lego charm expires, you're left with a console game that requires a lot more of a financial investment than free-to-play titles that have significantly more content. And as such, Lego Brawls is stuck in a strange space where it can't quite reach its intended audience. It either needed to be fleshed out further into a fully priced multiplayer game with more modes and depth or retrofitted into a free-to-play title with battle passes full of themed unlocks. It's not too late for the latter to occur in the future, and maybe a pivot (plus more branded content) will save the game's long-term prospects, but Lego Brawls just currently isn't a good fit for other bigger systems since the gameplay is only mildly entertaining in short chunks.
As ComingSoon's review policy explains, a score of 6 equates to "Decent." It fails to reach its full potential and is a run-of-the-mill experience.
Disclosure: The publisher provided a PlayStation 5 copy for our Lego Brawls review. Reviewed on version 1.000.001.
Tyler Treese
Tyler Treese is ComingSoon's Editor-in-Chief. An experienced entertainment journalist, his work can be seen at Sherdog, Fanbyte, Rock Paper Shotgun, and more. When not watching the latest movies, Treese enjoys mixed martial arts and playing with his Shiba Inu, Kota.
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Summit Science: Spirit Rover Has a Field Day on Mars
By Leonard David 20 September 2005
Spirit digs into dune high up on Husband Hill.
(Image: © NASA/JPL)
Now at the crest of "Husband Hill," Spirit is master of its own domain.
The robot is on the lookout for possible routes into a basin to the south with apparently layered outcrops. Trekking down from the hill, a target is "Home Plate". The inner basin area of the Columbia Hills contains a broad range of interesting geological targets, including Home Plate among other possible layered outcrops.
Downward ho!
But Spirit's stay time at the Summit is difficult to predict, said Steve Squyres, lead scientist at Cornell University for the Mars Exploration Rover effort.
"Rather than setting a firm departure date, we've established a short list of things we have to get done before we leave the summit," he told SPACE.com.
That list includes stereo imaging of the south and north sides of the hill. Use of the robot's instrument tipped mechanical arm on selected features on the summit is also slated. Panoramic camera sweeps of the east side is to be done as well, with photos of the south side already wrapped up.
"Once we've finished the rest of the list, we'll start the descent," Squyres said.
Squyres noted that the Spirit and Opportunity rovers have received yet another six-month extension from NASA Headquarters to keep operating. An earlier commitment of 18 months of funding is contingent on a successful science review of rover work once every six months, he said, with the first review of three recently taking place.
So on Mars, the rovers troop onward.
"For Spirit, we're going to head down the hill, looking for bedrock and heading toward Home Plate," Squyres concluded.
"The 'Home Plate' feature looks very intriguing," said William Farrand, a research scientist at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado. He is also a science team member for the Spirit and Opportunity rovers.
Farrand said examining one of the dunes in the summit area is on Spirit's agenda.
The rover hasn't done an on-the-spot trenching and examination of a dune since about sol 73 of the mission, Farrand advised. "With the prominent dunes on the summit area, an examination of one of them has been accorded a high priority," he said.
A "sol" (Latin for "sun") is the Martian equivalent of a day in reference to the planet's period of rotation.
Some of the recent images from Spirit also show what looks like rock outcrop. Accordingly, examination of those features is also on the list of "things to do", Farrand said, as is snapping a panoramic view of "Cumberland Ridge" – a portion of Husband Hill. That's the ridge that Spirit drove along to get to the summit, studying Methselah and related outcrops along the way, he said.
Rugged ridge complex
Sorting out the true makeup and origin of the Columbia Hills is challenging, said James Rice, a science team member of the Mars Exploration Rover Project at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.
Rice explained that the Columbia Hills form a rugged ridge complex comprised of 7 peaks spanning some 2.2 miles (3.5 kilometers) in length and reaching a maximum height of 348 feet (106 meters) above the plains of Spirit's landing site within Gusev crater. That high point is Husband Hill, he said.
"Thus far the origin of the Columbia Hills has remained elusive despite detailed analysis of numerous rock and soil targets, including outcrops," Rice said. The chemical differences among distinct rock classes found there to date attest to the diverse nature of the hills and their geologic complexity, he said.
Weather the winter
How long Spirit will stay on the summit is also driven by changing climes on the red planet, explained Mars rover science team member, David Des Marais, an astrobiologist at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California.
"The team recognizes that the rover must starting driving south before too much longer so that she can explore the southern flanks of Husband Hill and the lowlands beyond before winter arrives in the southern hemisphere," Des Marais said.
Spirit has been acquiring large, high quality landscape views of the basin to the south of Husband Hill, Des Marais said. Those assignments are designed to locate future science targets and to identify potential routes down the hill, he said.
"Before the winter season in Gusev, we plan to drive into the basin to the south of Husband Hill to regions where Spirit can 'over-winter' on slopes that face north and thereby capture more solar energy," Des Marais told SPACE.com. Relatively extensive areas with north-facing slopes are about 5,000 feet (1.5 kilometers) straight-line distance to the south of Spirit's current location, he said.
Mysterious reset
While Spirit rolls around the summit in scientific bliss, the Opportunity rover in Meridiani Planum has had its stops and starts. And even rodents on Earth caused a bit of a problem.
"For Opportunity, we're going to continue south through the etched terrain, studying bedrock as we go and heading toward Victoria crater," Squyres said.
But it hasn't been easy going for Opportunity of late.
Contrasted to Spirit's tour of duty, "life has been a bit more frustrating lately over on the other side of the planet," Squyres recently noted on his Cornell University-based Mars rover web site.
Opportunity experienced an unexpected "reset" – a spontaneous rebooting of the onboard computer. "We don't know why it happened, and while it's not deeply worrisome, it is a puzzle that we've been trying to solve," Squyres reported.
"Unfortunately, recovering from something like a reset is a slow, lengthy process. You don't know what caused the problem, and the immediate concern is that whatever triggered it will do it again next time you try it. The thing you have to do is fire up each of the rover's capabilities one at a time, checking each one carefully and individually to see whether it would cause another reset or not. Standard spacecraft troubleshooting practice...but it takes time," Squyres explained.
Rodents at work
There is good news, however: The whole rover now has a clean bill of health, given that no new resets have been triggered.
"The root cause of the reset remains a mystery, but I guess the occasional odd glitch is to be expected from a vehicle that's been on Mars for almost 600 sols," Squyres said.
Just as the clean bill of health was given to Opportunity, arguably one of the oddest incidents impacted the robot's science gathering.
One Mars day of work was lost when rodents at one of NASA's desert-situated Deep Space Network tracking stations gnawed their way through insulation, shorting out a cable, Squyres explained.
"Easy problem to find and fix, but it happened at just the wrong time and cost us data, and one more sol," Squyres said, adding: "Another first for the Mars Exploration Rover Project."
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Wallace Huo and Ruby Lin Tie the Knot in Romantic Bali Destination Wedding
Posted on August 1, 2016 by ockoala
And they're married! Congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Huo, or as they are known widely in the Chinese entertainment world – Ruby Lin and Wallace Huo have tied the knot in Bali this weekend surrounded by family, friends, and a perfect summer destination wedding locale. The happy couple released official wedding pictures as beautiful as many of the star couples in recent years, confirming that they will indeed need to do another drama together to make it a trilogy and this time with an ending that mirrors their real life fairy tale romance of friends to lovers. Attending the wedding were so many close friend top stars my head spun – Zhao Wei, Fan Bing Bing, Shu Qi, Zhou Xun, Vivian Hsu, Liu Tao, Nicky Wu and Liu Shi Shi, Hu Ge, and the list goes on. I'm so happy for the couple and thrilled they got to share their big day with so many close friends and family. Yet another star couple makes it legal and now onwards to baby bump watch.
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Wallace Huo and Ruby Lin Tie the Knot in Romantic Bali Destination Wedding — 39 Comments
khamchi on August 1, 2016 at 4:36 AM said:
congratulations.. the perfect couple..
Lolol on August 1, 2016 at 5:44 AM said:
Wallace is one fine man
Also I love her princess dress. Its #Goals
Lilith on August 1, 2016 at 5:53 AM said:
Congrats! By the way, Ruby Lin seems to have ambiguously admit to news of her pregnancy! It is said that a wedding guest wished (blessed?) the couple to have kids soon and Ruby had replied "Thank you, we'll be a family of three soon."
lucy on August 1, 2016 at 7:57 AM said:
From the pictures Wallace doesn't seem really happy… I know he's a little socially awkward and all, but I thought he would smile more on his wedding day? He looks a little off imo
Y on August 1, 2016 at 8:56 AM said:
Oh that's because it's photos. He practically glowing in the videos I saw (probably taken secretly). They looked so blissful. Happy for them. ((:
dramas4me on August 1, 2016 at 4:32 PM said:
Y: would you mind sharing those links with us here please? Thanks
dramas4me on August 1, 2016 at 11:30 AM said:
On his FB they said he didn't sleep well the night before, also I think he was nervous about the wedding. He looks so handsome though, but tired. This couple is amazing. They are doing things faster than light. Within approximately 7 months they went from dating to baby and marriage. We can't catch up fast enough with their news. LOL!!!
edith on August 1, 2016 at 4:19 PM said:
I bet he doesn't smile much when he knows he's being photographed because his teeth are not that straight.
Edith: that is a very funny remark. 🙂
Lily on August 2, 2016 at 2:50 PM said:
Because he was very nervous for being the groom for the first time. He was so nervous that when he kissed her his hands shaking a bit and he even tapped his finger on her cheek lol. He looks very relaxed and all smiley and happy in their second wedding party in Taipei. 🙂
Alyssa on August 1, 2016 at 7:59 AM said:
Omg congrats! My two favorite people finally got their fairy tale. I love the dress in the second picture.
So the baby was the reason they got marry. It is great that Ruby to to pregnant now and hope the pregnancy will go smoothly. Baby will have those gorgeous big eyes.
CutieBlue on August 1, 2016 at 8:22 AM said:
Congratulations to the happy couple
Ruby is my favourite Taiwan actress. I'm so happy she's finally found her happy ending. The pictures so so pretty and she is beautiful in all of the pictures.
erwinia on August 1, 2016 at 8:23 AM said:
All eyes are now on Hu Ge and I can already hear so many hearts shattering.
Suze on August 1, 2016 at 10:01 AM said:
He's literally the only actor that I've ever stanned and reading your comment actually got me a little emotional lol. But I refuse to be one of those crazy fangirls lol, I hope he finds happiness soon 🙂
kitai on August 1, 2016 at 8:43 AM said:
Those are some TOP TOP TOP TOP actresses they've got there.
My2Girls on August 1, 2016 at 9:00 AM said:
So I love Wallce and they make an adorable couple but I realized I have never seen a Ruby Lin drama. So if anyone out there wants to recommend one to me – keeping in mind I prefer to watch something sweet, funny, and romantic – it would be greatly appreciated.
bauhinia on August 1, 2016 at 5:21 PM said:
watch the Huang zhu ge ge (return of the pearl princess), which was the drama that made her widely popular in Asia about 20 years ago. I totally fell in love with her character after watching two episodes of the show
Drama2016 on August 1, 2016 at 9:05 AM said:
I like their pictorials better than those of Chen Xiao and Michelle Chen. Also Ruby's style looks more elegant too.
sunnyraindrop on August 1, 2016 at 9:10 PM said:
agree! actually, i think this wedding pictorial is something that we can all imagine doing, in the sense that the dressing, location and outfits are not so out of the world that it screams "celeb" or "rich and famous". just that we'll not be as gorgeous hahahaha
kate on August 1, 2016 at 10:35 PM said:
Me three! There's just something so simple yet elegant and genuine about these photos, nothing too forced or over the top.
Freeeee on August 1, 2016 at 10:24 AM said:
I've never seen a wedding pictorial that didn't look gorgeous. This one tho, is really really beautiful <3
Steph on August 1, 2016 at 10:46 AM said:
I love seeing these pictures especially when there's so many top actors and actresses I recognize; it's lovely to see them all supporting each other as friends. Congrats and my very best wishes to these two for a happy future together! Wallace Huo is one handsome groom, I love his bromance pictures with Hu Ge.
Tooktooktay on August 1, 2016 at 10:56 AM said:
They are one beautiful looking couple!!! Congrats to the old friends who found their soulmates in each other!
Khaiz on August 1, 2016 at 11:16 AM said:
OMG I'm so happy for them!! I love them both so much so seeing them together make me so happy!! I truly hope their love will last til the end ♥ ♥
Jennie on August 1, 2016 at 11:20 AM said:
Congrats. They're such a beautiful looking couple. Goals right here.
JinYongFanatic on August 1, 2016 at 11:23 AM said:
Congrats to this amazing couple! Can't wait to see their beautiful kids!
And of course, hopefully Hu Ge will find his other half soon!
Christine on August 1, 2016 at 11:55 AM said:
Vicky Zhao with Ruby Lin!!
Daisy on August 1, 2016 at 2:47 PM said:
Did Alec Su not attend? Or was hiding from getting photographed? Ahaha! I'm so happy for them!
Deb on August 1, 2016 at 4:29 PM said:
I'm jealous! He looked so damn good omg!!! And look at the way he is looking at her, he is head over heels in love.
ivane on August 1, 2016 at 7:37 PM said:
These photos make me happy and sad at the same time. They look soooooooo in love!! *jealous*
like-i-care ?? on August 1, 2016 at 7:37 PM said:
awe, so Kawaii !!! I love the photo of them with the two big vase on the side.
cookies on August 1, 2016 at 8:49 PM said:
He is crazy handsome.
Ema on August 2, 2016 at 7:49 AM said:
Soon will be me and wallace chung. You all are invited..:>♡♡♡
dramas4me on August 2, 2016 at 12:15 PM said:
Ema: I'm sorry, but Wallace Chung is a married man with a daughter. Is there another handsome, talented Wallace in the Chinese entertainment industry that we know of?
http://www.jaynestars.com/news/wallace-chungs-wife-is-a-millionaire-designer/
jery yan may be…my first love.."dau ming se"
My ultimate otp finally tied the knots. The baby is next (thanks Jolin Tsai for accidentally confirming it).
rch311 on August 3, 2016 at 12:19 AM said:
Wallace Huo did uncountable of times in weddings (acting). I guess when the real wedding happened, he don't how to be real anymore. Quite pity. I know most men find wedding ceremony are daunting.
anna on August 6, 2016 at 10:07 AM said:
lol everyone is wearing white to her wedding? she must not mind too much. congrats to them! it's always sweet to see best friends ending up together.
vicki, ruby and fan bingbing omg. my childhood memories T__T
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Mechanics' Institutes III - Schools of Arts in NSW
I have long been fascinated with the history of Mechanics' Institutes in Australia, and have discussed them twice in this blog: Mechanic' Institutes I – the Victorian history and Mechanics' Institutes II - who did they serve? But I had imagined that the 19th century, Schools of Art in New South Wales and Queensland were something altogether different - perhaps a more refined, more humanities-based system of adult education than the Mechanics' Institutes had been. Clearly that is not so.
Based on its Scottish origins, the first mechanics' institute to be established in the Australian colonies was formed in Hobart in 1827. Dr James Ross, from Aberdeen University, lectured to the ambitious young men on topics which included engineering, mechanics and steam engines. Within a few years, in 1831, classes were held on board the Stirling Castle for 52 Scottish mechanics travelling to settle in New South Wales. Scottish Presbyterian ministers and teachers emigrated with the group, loaded up with workbooks on economics and mathematics.
Sydney School of Arts, Pitt St, opened 1833.
I am indebted to Joan Beddoe's paper Mechanics' Institutes and Schools of Arts in Australia for the information. The Sydney School of Arts was formally established in 1833, the aim of the new institution being to provide further education for working men through public lectures, classes, and the establishment of a library. Major Mitchell, the Surveyor-General and well known explorer, was elected as president of the committee, whose first task was to find a suitable site. Library facilities were to be made available, along with activities such as lectures, debating and essay writing, provided that the topics did not involve politics or religion. 250 lectures were given in the first 10 years on topics covering engineering, mechanics, natural sciences and the arts. Note that very little attention was paid to the science of agriculture, even though the economy of the colony was almost entirely agriculture-based.
Kogarah School of Arts, former
Sydney - City and Suburbs blog has a much better photo of the Kogarah School of Arts which opened in 1887. The two storey school was used for various art classes and technical education while the hall at the rear was used for meetings and local cultural productions. The good citizens of Koragah may have made the building more beautiful and Italianate, but the goals of this School of Arts were identical to any of the Mechanics' Institutes found in Victoria at the same time: to raise the moral fibre of society via educational classes and cultural activities; and to help working men to acquire vocational skills necessary to improve their working lives.
I still have no idea why some NSW organisations chose to call themselves Schools of Arts, rather than Mechanics' Institutes. The School of Arts in Young, Newcastle School of Arts and Clifton School of Arts chose one classification; The Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts and The Lawson School of Arts and Mechanics Institute chose both; many of the others simply called themselves Mechanics' Institutes.
Another useful reference is Pioneering Culture: Mechanics' Institutes and Schools of Arts in Australia by Philip C. Candy. Note that Candy and Beddoe used used both terms in their book titles.
Labels: Australia, education politics philosophy, history, Sydney
Great post and thanks for the link to my blog.
Grahame Marks
Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
your home town has some fairly amazing 19th century architecture still intact. I love it.
Grahame
I have seen a lot of mechanics' institutes in my wanderings around the countryside, but yours is impressive. That the Sydney School of Arts was formally established as early as 1833 was special. The institutes had barely got going in Edinburgh and London by 1830!
The aim of the new institution was also radical in its thinking - to provide further education for working men through adult education.


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Q: C++ Static field access in the method How can I approach the months field in methods? The code in the constructor throws me an undefined reference to `CDate :: months'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
class CDate {
public:
  CDate(int year, int month, int day);
  static constexpr const int months[] = {0,  31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30,
                                         31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31};

private:
  int m_Year, m_Month, m_Day;
};

CDate::CDate(int year, int month, int day)
    : m_Year(year), m_Month(month), m_Day(day) {
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    throw InvalidDateException();
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Burma's next big challenge
As the recent violence in the west of Burma shows, the government has yet to deal effectively with remaining ethnic conflicts, writes Nicholas Farrelly. The benefits of a comprehensive settlement would be enormous
A Kachin girl prepares to participate in a festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where many refugees from Burma have fled over the years.
Photo: Frédéric Gloor/ Flickr
WITH its manicured grounds, vast government compounds, sprawling hotels and eye-popping religious sites, Burma's new capital, Naypyidaw, was built for giants. Twelve-lane motorways intersect with oversized ornamental roundabouts. Battalions of gardeners are kept busy trimming miles of hedges and tending millions of flowers and trees. Official motorcades whiz past gleaming monuments to dictatorial pirouettes and democratic transition.
The city, knowingly called "our Canberra" by some government insiders, is at the heart of an unprecedented effort to bring popular participation into Burmese politics and to develop a modern economy. This audacious national repositioning is behind the billion-dollar investments that have seen Naypyidaw cut from the scrub and paddy fields of the country's central plains.
The city's layout – zoned to keep residential, commercial, hotel, government and military infrastructure separate – stretches to the horizon and beyond. In a country of haphazard urban planning, erratic electricity supplies and cramped, potholed streets, Naypyidaw's precision is a striking contrast.
Everything is new in the capital, including the system of government. The State Peace and Development Council – the notoriously tough-minded military clique that dominated national life until 2010 – has been dissolved and a system of regional and national legislatures introduced. While much is made of the 25 per cent of seats in the legislatures allocated to military personnel, it's important to remember that there are 1158 elected politicians in Burma today.
The electoral institutions they are building form the bedrock of the reforms led by President Thein Sein. It is without doubt a curious historical turn. The president heads a government supported by the Union Solidarity and Development Party, the lineal descendent of the old military dictatorship. Thein Sein himself was previously the fourth-ranking officer in the military hierarchy, but his reputation for firm administration has been mellowed by what many interpret as an unquenched appetite for political transformation. Whatever his past sins and priorities, Thein Sein has been reincarnated late in life as an aggressive and creative liberaliser.
In Burma's political history he will always be remembered as the former general who gave Aung San Suu Kyi a chance to show her political mettle. Her election to parliament in April 2012 demonstrated that Thein Sein is prepared to work with the National League for Democracy and tolerate its calls for even more radical political change. He has judged the popular mood well. Even the public servants of the new capital have shown their true colours: Aung San Suu Kyi's party swept to victory in the four seats in Naypyidaw contested in the April 2012 by-election.
Since then, and with nearly 7 per cent of seats in the lower house of the national parliament, the National League for Democracy is poised for further wins, even dominance, in the 2015 general election. There is an overwhelming expectation that Aung San Suu Kyi's democrats will storm to power as soon as they get a chance. Their destiny, frustratingly delayed, is now being propelled by Thein Sein's reforms. Such a significant reconfiguration of national politics is cause for much celebration and optimism.
But the most troubling and challenging issue in Burmese political life – ethnic politics – remains unresolved and will take a gigantic effort to fix.
For a start, President Thein Sein's government inherits an unwieldy administrative geography weighted across seven ethnic majority states and seven Burman majority regions. According to the official classification there are eight main ethnic groups – Burman, Chin, Kachin, Karen, Karenni, Mon, Shan and Rakhine – but anthropologists, and government record-keepers, tell us there are more than a hundred groups in total. This spectacular ethnic diversity has never been reflected in the distribution of political or economic power.
Since independence, leaders of the Burman majority have insisted that their political stewardship is inviolable. They have convinced themselves that the disparate ethnic minorities could not be trusted with real power. This has led to a climate of mistrust and fear that has often descended into hostilities, even civil war.
The original sin of Burma's founding fathers is that they did not organise a mechanism to generate processes of ethnic harmonisation and autonomy. The resulting civil wars have seen countless thousands killed, perhaps as many as half a million people in total.
The wounds naturally lie deep in all sections of society. Some ethnic groups have maintained an almost constant war footing for decades. Untold ethnic Burman families, villages and towns have seen their boys march off to battle, never to return.
The fact that around 30 per cent of Burma's population comes from an ethnic and linguistic minority group is a headache for the government. In schools, it complicates efforts to implement a single national language policy. In the economy it leads to cries of favouritism and unfair advantage. Whatever they do, officials are liable to be criticised for their xenophobia and lack of sensitivity to cultural diversity.
Certainly, there have been great efforts to emphasise ethnic harmony. T-shirts with the slogan "Happyland Myanmar" present the eight main ethnic groups in distinctive national dress. In government-sponsored cultural performances the unity of the ethnic groups is constantly reasserted. Major events and speeches make obligatory references to the great diversity of the country's peoples. Every day of the year, television broadcasts and newspapers are filled with exhortations to cultivate inter-ethnic solidarity.
These presentations largely ignore the resentments, hardships and horrors that have dominated Burma's inter-ethnic relations. Trust is a rare commodity, and even after more than twenty years of ceasefires in many former war zones, ingrained scepticism persists about the priorities of central government authorities, including Thein Sein. Brutal counterinsurgency campaigns of the sort that Thein Sein and his close associates commanded have left behind a legacy of confusion and hatred.
All of this means that ending Burma's civil wars, once and for all, is an obvious but thorny priority for Thein Sein's government. His advisers insist that they are doing their best to untangle the mess inherited from the military dictatorship. Their efforts to distance current government policy from the previous regime won't convince hardened sceptics, but they do provide some space for new initiatives.
WITH goodwill and persistence, not to mention a certain level of courage, Burma could resolve its longstanding ethnic political disorder.
The first step is for the government to confirm temporary ceasefire agreements with all of the ethnic armies. This will not be easy. There are still a number of hot civil wars, most particularly in Shan and Kachin areas, which will require careful treatment from the government side.
The war with the Kachin Independence Army is the most complicated. It reignited on 9 June last year after a seventeen-year ceasefire. Since then there have been hundreds of skirmishes, ambushes and assaults. Both sides have sustained losses, but most indications suggest that the government has borne the brunt of aggressive guerrilla tactics. It may have already lost thousands of troops in the new war.
To break the deadlock, the government has recently reorganised its negotiating team and is seeking opportunities for fresh truce discussions. With both sides recognising that the renewed war is unsustainable there is a chance that a new Kachin deal could emerge at any time.
Once ceasefires are in place across the country, and Burma is at peace with itself for the very first time, the government has an unprecedented opportunity. But capitalising on this opportunity will prove more challenging than many imagine. Ethnic minority leaders have a sophisticated awareness of their essential role in a more peaceful, prosperous and democratic Burma. The average leader from the ethnic side is a middle-aged, battle-hardened and commercially savvy political operator who has lived through decades of awkward compromises and half-deals.
These leaders understand that Burma's increasing relevance to Western policy-makers is beginning to change the equation for their groups as well. Their sympathies generally lie with Aung San Suu Kyi, although they can be ferocious in their criticisms of her perceived missteps. Many ethnic leaders worry that she fails to fully appreciate the implications of decades-long civil wars; others fear that Aung San Suu Kyi could be captured by latent Burman chauvinism. Her muted response to recent violence against the Rohingya minority in western Burma has not helped to increase their enthusiasm.
In negotiating with so many ethnic minority leaders the government will need to launch a national-level conversation about ethnicity leading, ideally, towards a comprehensive political settlement that involves all ethnic groups at once.
Burmese government insiders suggest that thoroughly recalibrating the ethnic situation will take time and patience. Broad questions of belonging and citizenship are likely to prove contentious. This is especially true once more exiles begin to return home. Will they be considered full partners in the country's future? What about the millions of Burmese citizens, many of whom are from ethnic minorities, who have been working as wage labourers in Thailand and Malaysia? Their dreams of returning to a peaceful and democratic Burma rely on an inclusive political process that can draw strength from its diversity.
The return of these Burmese has untold potential. The countless number who now, after years labouring elsewhere in the region, speak other languages is a remarkable asset. The quality of English that will be spoken in Burma, not to mention the Thai, Malay and Chinese, will provide a huge advantage if the government can peacefully reintegrate the teeming diaspora. Pluralism will need to be given the prominence it deserves.
For this reason the resolution of Burma's ethnic issues has much broader significance. It could ultimately generate an inclusive political system that will not only benefit ethnic minorities. It could be designed as a key part of any effort to draw on all of the country's political, social and economic resources in a way that has never been possible before.
The whole process is daunting, and the risks should not be underestimated. Such historic reforms require equal measures of savviness, resilience and luck. They also require leadership.
From his office in Naypyidaw President Thein Sein governs from a city built on a monumental scale. As the first president of the reformist era – the man entrusted with getting Burma's new electoral system off to a promising start – the ethnic conflicts remain his most significant challenge.
The community also recognises the historic opportunity of Naypyidaw's parliamentary era. In 2012 Thein Sein was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. One of the reasons the nomination was premature is that ethnic conflicts, like the one in Kachin State, continue to rage.
But whoever manages to resolve these persistent enmities will surely deserve the highest accolades. Thein Sein and his colleagues are working to seize this chance for peace, but they may only have until 2015 when the National League for Democracy is likely to come to power. In that sense, the clock is ticking. If they succeed, Naypyidaw has more than enough room to erect statues of peace-making giants. •
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Andreas Evald Cornelius, né le  à Copenhague au Danemark, est un footballeur international danois. Il joue au poste d'avant-centre au FC Copenhague.

Biographie

En club
Lors de la saison 2012-2013, Cornelius inscrit un total de 18 buts en première division danoise, ce qui constitue sa meilleure performance dans ce championnat. Cette saison-là, il est l'auteur de trois doublés.

Lors de la saison 2016-2017, il participe à la phase de groupe de la Ligue des champions avec Copenhague. Il inscrit un but sur la pelouse du FC Porto le , match au terme duquel les deux équipes se neutralisent (1-1). Repêché en Ligue Europa, Copenhague l'emporte en seizièmes sur le club bulgare du Ludogorets Razgrad. En huitièmes de finale, Copenhague est opposé à l'Ajax Amsterdam. Malgré un but inscrit par Cornelius lors du match aller, le club danois s'avère éliminé à ce stade de la compétition par le club néerlandais.

Le , Cornelius s'engage avec l'Atalanta Bergame pour trois millions d'euros. Avec l'Atalanta, il est l'auteur d'un doublé en phase de groupe de la Ligue Europa 2017-2018, sur la pelouse du club anglais d'Everton FC.

Le , il est prêté aux Girondins de Bordeaux pour la saison avec une option d'achat de huit millions d'euros. Il hérite du numéro 9 à la suite du départ de Martin Braithwaite. Gêné par des blessures, il ne s'impose pas dans la durée dans un club instable qui connaît trois entraîneurs différents. Bordeaux décide de ne pas lever l'option d'achat à l'issue d'une saison difficile pour le club.

Cornelius rejoint le Parme Calcio pour cinq saisons en . Il signe un contrat comprenant un prêt de deux ans au club avec obligation d'achat. Pour sa première titularisation le , Cornelius inscrit un but lors d'une victoire 3-2 contre le Torino FC. Cornelius réalise un triplé le  face au Genoa qui contribue à un large succès 5-1.

Le 31 août 2022, lors du dernier jour du mercato estival, Andreas Cornelius fait de nouveau son retour au FC Copenhague. Il signe un contrat jusqu'en juin 2027.

En équipe nationale
Avec les moins de 19 ans, il inscrit quatre buts. Il marque son premier but contre la Belgique le , match au terme duquel les deux équipes se neutralisent (1-1). Il marque ensuite un doublé contre l'équipe de Malte le  (victoire 0-4). Son dernier but est inscrit le , contre l'Ukraine (défaite 5-1).

Avec les espoirs, il inscrit un but contre l'Estonie le . Cette rencontre gagnée sur le large score de 8-0 rentre dans le cadre des éliminatoires de l'Euro espoirs 2015. Il marque ensuite un but lors d'un match amical contre les États-Unis, le  (victoire 1-0).

Il reçoit sa première sélection en équipe du Danemark le , contre la Tchéquie. Ce match nul et vierge rentre dans le cadre des éliminatoires du mondial 2014.

Le , il inscrit ses trois premiers buts avec le Danemark, lors d'une rencontre amicale face au Canada (victoire 0-4). Cinq jours plus tard, il inscrit un nouveau but lors d'une confrontation amicale face au Mexique (score : 1-1). Le , il marque encore un autre but, face à la Tchéquie, lors des éliminatoires de la Coupe du monde (victoire 0-3).

Il ne joue quasiment pas avec la sélection danoise lors des années 2014 et 2015. Il signe son retour le , en amical contre le Liechtenstein, où il se met en évidence en inscrivant un but. Les Danois s'imposent sur le large score de 5-0. Il marque ensuite un autre but le  de la même année, contre le Kazakhstan, lors des éliminatoires du mondial 2018 (victoire 4-1). Par la suite, le , il inscrit un nouveau but contre la Pologne, lors de ces mêmes éliminatoires (victoire 4-0).

En 2018, il est retenu par le sélectionneur Åge Hareide afin de participer à la Coupe du monde organisée en Russie. Lors de cette compétition, il joue trois matchs : deux rencontres de phase de poule, contre l'Australie et la France, et le huitième de finale perdu face à la Croatie, après une séance de tirs au but.

Le 3 juin 2022, lors du premier match de la Ligue des Nations 2022-2023 face à la France, il rentre à la 60e minute à la place de Kasper Dolberg et marque un doublé (68e, 88e), ce qui permet à son équipe de remporter le match sur le score de 2-1.

Le , il est sélectionné par Kasper Hjulmand pour participer à la Coupe du monde 2022.

Palmarès
  FC Copenhague
 Champion du Danemark en 2013, 2016 et 2017
 Vice-champion du Danemark en 2012, 2014 et 2015
 Vainqueur de la Coupe du Danemark en 2016 et 2017
 Finaliste de la Coupe du Danemark en 2014

  Trabzonspor
 Championnat de Turquie en 2022

Statistiques

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Footballeur international danois
Joueur du FC Copenhague
Joueur du Cardiff City FC
Joueur de l'Atalanta Bergame
Joueur des Girondins de Bordeaux
Joueur du Parme Calcio 1913
Joueur du Trabzonspor
Naissance en mars 1993
Naissance à Copenhague


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As you are about to become a PI of an NIH grant, you will work closely with your institution, and you will continue to do so throughout the award period.
Send all the documentation we ask for and only what we ask for. And make sure your business office signs everything you send, even if it delegates some submission roles to you.
Until you get your Notice of Award, don't take anything for granted. You may have to negotiate reductions in funding, removal of Specific Aims, bars to award, or other issues.
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Before we can issue your Notice of Award, we need to set a budget level and terms of award that you agree to, a process NIH calls negotiation.
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Covering Funeral Costs – This is something that cannot be avoided, and with the family already having to bear the burden of your sudden passing, they also have to find the money to pay for the funeral. This is not something you would wish on anyone, let alone your loved ones, and in order to cover for this eventuality, life insurance is the solution. If you would like to get yourself protected with life insurance in Malaysia, there are online financial institutions who offer a range of attractive policies that will ensure that your family are well looked after in the event of your passing.
Pay Off Debts – If a person were to pass away suddenly, they might leave a hefty mortgage and other financial agreements, and without life insurance, these would likely come out of your estate, which directly impacts your partner and the children. Life insurance brings with it peace of mind, as you know that if something were to happen to you, your family will not be financially vulnerable, and by using a company or bank that has a wide range of policies, you can choose something that best suits your needs.
Children's Education – This should be factored into any preparations for the welfare of your children, and once you have calculated an amount, this can be included in your policy, and then you have given your children the best possible start to life with a top quality education, and that will be the platform for their happy life.
Protect Business Interests – Should you be the partner of a successful business, for example, you – and your partner – could both take out separate life insurance policies, and that way, in the event of a death, the other partner would have enough money to buy their deceased partner's shares. Life insurance has no off the shelf packages, and it very much depends on the level – and type – of cover you wish to have.
Peace of Mind – Once the plocy is activated, you have peace of mind, and next time you go surfing or boarding, you won't to concern yourself with the worst case scenario, as you know your family are well taken care of.
Whatever your age and lifestyle, life insurance is an essential form of financial protection, and with friendly online providers, protecting your family's future has never been easier.