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Persoonia terminalis — це рідкісний кущ родини Proteaceae. Росте на кислотних, добре дренованих ґрунтах субтропічних лісів на півночі Нового Південного Уельсу та півдні Квінсленду у східній частині Австралії. Досягає 1,5 м (5 футів) у висоту, має прямий чи розкидистий габітус. Квітки жовті, цвіте літом (із грудня по січень). За довжиною листка виділяють два підвиди.

Таксономія
Persoonia terminalis був вперше описаний Лоуренсом Джонсоном () із Королівського ботанічного саду Сіднея у виданні 1981 року «Флора Нового Південного Уельсу» () як особливий підвид Persoonia nutans; цей вид включав багато форм, які пізніше було перекласифіковано як окремі види. Тревор Дональд Стенлі () та Естель М. Росс (), ботаніки із Квінсленду, визначили у своїй роботі «Флора Південно-східного Квінсленду» (), виданій 1986 року, що це — підвид Persoonia oxycoccoides, хоча й вважали, що це може бути окремий вид. Джонсон та його колега Пітер Вестон (), після повторного дослідження, дійшли до висновку, що існує декілька окремих видів і Persoonia terminalis був описаний як окремий вид 1991 року. Типовий зразок було знайдено Венстоном та Пітером Річардсом () за 3,4 км південніше від села Торрінгтон на дорозі Торрінгтон—Еммавіль і він зараз зберігається у Національному гербарії Нового Південного Уельсу. Рід Persoonia було названо на честь південноафриканського ботаніка Христіана Хендріка Персона () (1761—1836, міжнародне наукове скорочення імені автора: Pers.) в 1798 році. Дескриптор виду terminalis було обрано через суцвіття, які у цього виду розміщені на кінчиках гілок.

У межах роду це класифікується як група Lanceolata, яка складається із 58 близькоспоріднених видів зі схожими квітами, але дуже відмінними листками. Ці види часто схрещуються один із одним. P. terminalis схрещувалася із P. cornifolia та P. sericea.

Виділяють два підвиди: P. terminalis підвид recurva має коротше, більше вигнуте листя, максимальна довжина якого становить 0,75 см, тоді як P. terminalis підвид terminalis має довше, рівніше листя, максимальна довжина — 1 см. Перший підвид зустрічається від містечка Варіальда у північній частині штату Новий Південний Уельс до Квінсленду і йому присвоєно рейтинг 3R, відповідно до списку ROTAP; останній підвид зустрічається тільки в околицях села Торрінгтон і його рейтинг визначано як 2R на ROTAP. Обидва підвиди зустрічаються у національному заповіднику «Річка Северн».

Опис
Persoonia terminalis досягає у висоту від 0,7 м до 1,5 м, має прямий чи розкидистий габітус. Гладенька кора, хоча молоді рослини вкриті пушком. Невеликі вузькі листки у ширину мають від 1,2 мм до 2,0 мм, у довжину — від 3,5 мм до 10 мм, з опуклою верхньою поверхнею та краями, які загнуті вниз. Початково злегка пухнасті чи гладенькі, листки є забарвлені однотонно. Листки цупкіші, ніж в інших представників роду.

Примітки

Примытки

Рослини, описані 1991
Кущі
Ендемічна флора Австралії
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There's been no shortage of commentary about G+ and SPYW but I think there are a few pros and cons that are worth exploring.
As a social network, there are inherent social engagement benefits of Google+. The Google+ shares, pluses, comments and overall interaction behaviors necessary to improve Google+ inspired search visibility also benefit social network development and community engagement. Starting with SEO and Google+ seems a little backwards to me compared to leveraging it first as a social network.
Along the lines of optimizing for customers before keywords, what about starting on Google+ with engagement and building a network for the sake of growing a community first? As you grow content and community, then bring in the SEO component – or at least simultaneously.
Google+ can definitely serve as another spoke in a hub and spoke content distribution and social engagement model. While Google+ has been reported to have 90 million users, it's a far cry from the 800 million on Facebook. That said, Google is doing everything it can to "encourage" mass adoption. As that happens, it can become a very productive channel in an overall content and social media marketing mix.
As for SEO and G+, there's no reason Google+ optimization best practices and social networking efforts cannot happen simultaneously. G+ has rich social networking opportunities that have value on their own vs. viewing G+ solely for it's SEO value. Together, they represent true social media optimization opportunity.
Is Google+ participation mandatory? The clear advantages of Google+ presence and activity in search make it impossible for companies that value online visibility not to join in. But that incentive is not the same thing as joining a social network because you know that's where customers and influentials are. As companies mature in their social media participation, those choices are increasingly based on customers vs. chasing shiny objects, the competition or because everyone is doing it. Joining Google+ for the wrong reasons is a bit of a con to me.
A boost in Google+ is a boost for "Unknown" keywords. The more people that are logged in to Google+ and other Google services, the more that search keywords will be reported as "Unknown" to website owners. I think this is the biggest potential con for Google+ success. Search encryption enables privacy with organic search results but not for PPC search clicks. Is that double standard?
The "unknown" segment of referring keywords for our most popular site is now over 25%. That's a lot of traffic that we know comes from Google but we don't know which specific keyword phrase it was. As a result, optimization refinement for better search visibility is a much bigger challenge for those phrases. Additionally, optimizing content for better user experience also suffers.
Of course, we're an adaptable bunch and we'll simply find another way to make connections between how customers discover our content and what inspires engagement and conversions.
Can Google create their own weather by incentivizing participation? Will it be enough to create momentum and the network effect that will create "true" value for membership? Yes or no, the incentive is too strong not to join. Now it's a matter of what can brands do to actually make it meaningful vs. mechanical.
Mike Grinberg – Google is using a push strategy with G+. They are pretty much "forcing" people to join by integrating as much as possible with all their other services. As more people join, this will become more than just a "power user's/geeks/nerds paradise" It is slowly happening already.
Benjamin Wright – I like G+ because I can post comments like this, including comments with links, immediately, without CAPTCHAs and without waiting for the blog/post owner's approval. G+ is able to allow this, I believe, because it bans spammers.
Rohn Jay Miller – Lee, I've joined and I check and participate–at least some times. But I'm still using blogs and Twitter far more to keep in touch with communities I'm a part of. What's the incentive to pay the switching costs? This seems like Google-think again: it's a technology driven idea that's cool in the overview, even compelling.
Ian Lurie – Google is taking this 1-2 steps further by creating a strong marketing incentive FIRST, and using that to drag us all to their property. But that kinda makes sense given that they already have the audience. Facebook didn't, so they went about it a different way.
I DO think Google can create their own weather. Their huge advantage is their audience. It's easy to forget, but they own the two most-used search engines on the planet. If they don't get plowed under for anti-competitive practices they'll likely win through brute force.
How have you approached Google+ personally or for your business?
Are you optimizing or building community? Are you doing both at the same time? How are you incorporating Google+ with the rest of your online marketing mix?
Be sure to check out TopRank's Google+ account here.
I've recently created a personal account and an account for the company I work at on G+, but more because I feel I have to to keep up with SEO developments rather than because I want too.
Being the only person looking after Social engagement (as well as other responsabilities) it's quite frustrating having to participate with such limited time and resources (not to mention the people we want to engage with aren't really present atm).
Have to vs. Want to – Diddo. With google taking away twitter feed a lot of companies' "juice" has already disappeared. Several companies reported around 20-30% drop in traffic. This is definitely a forced behavior. I'm not a fan at all. Now google is penalizing websites with advertisements as well… to force more companies to advertise on their platform instead. That's good and bad … perhaps we'll read more interesting original content instead of pushed content.
If consumers find what Google's doing valuable to them, it's a win – regardless of what website owners and marketers (like me) think. With the push towards a mostly advertising or Google content experience, it will be interesting to see where else consumers will go to get answers.
Interesting info about g+, thanks!
I agree with that sentiment strongly… As far as I have seen, that is exactly what it is right now. There are those who use it very frequently, but they are almost all professional people who feel they NEED to be there. Not many are there because they want to be yet.
I agree – I think that could change though. I can't imagine there's much cross-over between Pinterest and Google+ but for techies and marketing types like myself, it's been quite useful.
But that incentive is not the same thing as joining a social network because you know that's where customers and influentials are." – That's an excellent point. I think that's why G+ needs to be part of your greater content syndication strategy, which doesn't necessarily need to be a brand page as much as getting your content shared on the network. Operate where your consumers are, but make sure that your content is shared through Google so when people turn from social networks to perform a search (as we all know they do), you'll still have a place on the SERPs.
We are doing both at Chatmeter. I am working on growing our network and optimizing it at the same time.
Right now, we are using G+ just like Facebook and Twitter, another avenue for us to get our name out there and to reach our audience.
The most cons. of using G+ is the increasing the inability of viewing the organic search queries.
Great article! The same questions like in good old germany. We're actually doing both at our company – but think that's the main problem of G+…the marketing cracks and nerds are integrating it in their social media mix, the great companies have to do it – and the millions of "normal users" are addicted to Facebook and don't really care about G+. And why should they?
people who feel they need to be there.
Great post. Google+ is not only excellent content sharing tool but by building relationships in it will directly influence SERPs.


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Italian jazz musician banned from competitive cycling for doping
60-year-old tested positive after amateur race in August A jazz musician from Pavia in Lombardy has been obliged to face the music after testing positive for performance enhancing drugs following an amateur race. Gigi Cifarelli, 60, has been suspended from cycling for four years by the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI).
La Gazzetta dello Sport (link is external) describes Cifarelli as having 'an unbridled passion for cycling' and that enthusiasm clearly translated into a little too much competitive desire ahead of the Gran Premio Uva Fragola in the town of Suno.
Cifarelli admitted his guilt and is said to have written an open apology to his fans (fans of his music, rather than his cycling, presumably). He has been provisionally banned since the positive test in August and cannot return to competitive action until November 17, 2019. He was also ordered to pay administrative costs of 378 euros.
Cifarelli has released four albums. Coca & Rhum (1985), Kitchen Blues (1991), With The Eyes Of A Child (1999) and Io C'Ero (2009).
Last year , Paul Dimeo, Senior Lecturer in Sport at the University of Stirling, wrote that the easy availability of drugs including EPO on the internet, as well as […]
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Michal Kwiatkowski aiming to break Team Sky's Monument duck


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require 'variable'

class StudentController < ApplicationController
  # layout 'student'
  before_action :authenticate_student
  before_action :set_user
  before_action :set_scenario, only: [:show, :answer_string, :answer_number, :answer_essay]
  before_action :set_question, only: [:answer_string, :answer_number, :answer_essay]
  before_action :set_answer, only: [:answer_essay_delete, :answer_essay_show, :answer_comment_show]

  def index
    @scenarios = []
    Player.where(user_id: current_user.id).each do |p|
      @scenarios << p.scenario if not @scenarios.include? p.scenario
    end
  end

  def show
  end

  def answer_string
    @answer = @question.answer_string(params[:text], @user.id)
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_string.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  def answer_number
    @answer = @question.answer_number(params[:text], @user.id)
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_number.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  def answer_essay
    @answer = @question.answer_essay(params[:text], @user.id)
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_essay.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  def answer_essay_delete
    @answer.destroy
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_essay_delete.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  def answer_essay_show
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_essay_show.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  def answer_comment_show
    @question_index = params[:question_index].to_i + 1
    @answer_index = params[:answer_index].to_i + 1
    respond_to do |format|
      format.js { render "student/js/answer_comment_show.js.erb", layout: false }
    end
  end

  private
    # Use callbacks to share common setup or constraints between actions.
    def set_user
      @user = User.find(current_user.id)
    end

    def set_scenario
      if @scenario = Scenario.find_by_id(params[:id])
        if not @scenario.has_student? @user
          redirect_to '/student'
        end
      else
        redirect_to '/student'
      end
    end

    def set_question
      @question = Question.find(params[:question_id])
      if not @scenario.questions.find_by_id(@question.id)
        head :ok, content_type: "text/html"
        return
      end
    end

    def set_answer
      @answer = Answer.find(params[:answer_id])
      if not @user.owns? @answer
        head :ok, content_type: "text/html"
        return
      end
    end

end

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Peterson, Richard. Bonanza Rich. Lifestyles of the Western Mining Entrepreneurs. Photo available. Moscow. University of Idaho Press. 1991. Octavo. Hard cover. First edition. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in near fine (very light shelf wear) dust jacket (in mylar).
Pethick, Derek. Men of British Columbia. Saanichton. Hancock House. 1975. 223 pps. 4to. Hardcover. First edition. Very scarce in this condition. Important reference work. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Pettitt, George A. Berkeley: The Town and Gown of It. Photo available. Berkeley. Howell-North. 1973. 208 pps. 4to. Hardcover. First edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Pfueger, Milton T. Time and Tim Remembered. A Tradition of Bay Area Architecture. Pflueger Architects, Timothy, Milton and John. The First Seventy-Five Years. 1908 to 1983. Photo available. San Francisco. Pfueger Architects. 1985. 150 pps. 4to. Decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Phelan, Richard. Texas Wild. The Land, Plants, and Animals of the Lone Star State. Photo available. np. Excalibur. 1976. Octavo. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color with photographs by Jim Bones. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in near fine (light wear at spine tip) dust jacket (in mylar).
Phelps, Captain William Dane & Beton Cooper Busch (ed). Fremont's Private Navy. Signed, limited ediiton. The 1846 Journal of Captain William Dane Phelps. Photo available. Glendale. The Arthur H. Clark Company. 1987. 709 pps. Octavo. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Limited edition of 500 copies, number 146. Signed by Beiton Busch. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Philbrick, Nathaniel. The Last Stand. Custer, Sitting Bull, and the Battle of Little Big Horn. Photo available. New York. Viking Press. 2010. 466 pps. Octavo. Hardcover. First edition. Full number line. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Phillilps, James W. Alaska-Yukon Place Names. Photo available. Seattle. University of Washington Press. 1973. 149 pps. Octavo. Hardcover. First edition. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Phillips, Catherine Coffin. Cornelius Cole. California Pioneer and United States Senator. A Study in Personality and Achievements Bearing Upon the Growth of a Commonwealth (Gold Rush). Photo available. San Francisco. John Henry Nash. 1929. 379 pps. 4to. Decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated with photographs. Bibliography. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine slip case.
Phillips, Catherine Coffin. Jessie Benton Fremont. A Woman Who Made History. Photo available. Lincoln. University of Nebraska Press. 1995. 361 pps. Octavo. Soft cover. First edition thus. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Phillips, Catherine Coffin. Through the Golden Gate. San Francisco, 1769-1937. Signed by the author. Photo available. San Francisco. Suttonhouse. 1938. 219 pps. Octavo. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Signed by the author. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine (very light wear on top edge) dust jacket (in mylar).
Phillips, Catherine. Coulterville Chronicle. The Annals of a Mother Lode Mining Town (Gold Rush). Photo available. Fresno [San Francisco]. Valley Pub. [Grabhorn Press]. 1978 (1942). 275 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. Reprint. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy (owner inscription on end paper).
Phillips, Catherine. Coulterville Chronicle. The Annals of a Mother Lode Mining Town (Gold Rush). Photo available. Fresno [San Francisco]. Valley Pub. [Grabhorn Press]. 1978 (1942). 275 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. Reprint. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Phillips, Catherine. Coulterville Chronicle. The Annals of a Mother Lode Mining Town (Gold Rush). Photo available. San Francisco. Grabhorn Press. 1942. 275 pps. 4to. Decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Phillips, David R. The West. An American Experience. Photo available. Chicago. Self published. 1973. 232 pps. 4to. Soft cover. First edition. Illustrated. Folding plate. Important reference work. Fine copy.
Phillips, Irene. Development of the Mission Olive Industry and Other South Bay Stories. Photo available. National City. South Bay Press. 1960. 100 pps. Octavo. Soft cover. Braided cord tie. First edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Pickelhaupt, Bill & Judith Robinson (ed). Shanghaied in San Francisco. Signed by the author. Photo available. San Francisco. Flyblister press. 1986. 254 pps. Octavo. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Signed by the author. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Pickerell, Albert G. The University of California. A Pictorial History. Photo available. Berkeley. University of California Press. 1968. 326 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. Stated first edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Pierce, E.D. The Pierce Chronicle. Personal Reminiscences of E.D. Pierce. Photo available. Moscow. Idaho Research. 1975. 128 pps. Octavo. Decorated hard cover. First edition thus. Illustrated. Limited edition, number 1628 of 3000 copies. Very scarce in this condition. Fine condition.
Pierce, E.D. The Pierce Chronicle. Personal Reminiscences of E.D. Pierce. Photo available. Moscow. Idaho Research. 1975. 128 pps. Octavo. Decorated hard cover. First edition thus. Illustrated. Limited edition of 3000 copies. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine condition.
Pierce, Marjorie. East of the Gabilans. The Ranches, the Towns, the People - Yesterday and Today. Photo available. Santa Cruz. Western Tanager Press. 1977. 194 pps. 4to. Hardcover. Second edition. Forward and cover art by Barnaby Conrad Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy (owner inscription on end paper) in edge worn dust jacket (in mylar).


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Transit Week
When Manhattan is for living, not working: Tales of reverse commuters
March 7, 2017 - 8:59am
By Lucy Cohen Blatter
While the more typical New York City commute is from the outer boroughs into Manhattan, there are plenty of city-dwellers who do it the opposite way. Among the advantages: a less packed train and a different vibe. We checked in with New Yorkers who are spared the typical transit grind to find out how it impacts them:
Time for downtime
"I have about 15-20 minutes at the end of my 45 to 50 minute commute when the train empties out," says Ilana Bander, who travels on the 5 train from the Upper East Side to Winthrop Street in Brooklyn. "The beginning of my commute is packed, then I can usually find a seat around 14th Street," she says. "It's not until about Barclays Center or Fulton that it really empties out and I become one of a couple dozen passengers left on the train."
That down time is much appreciated. "It's often the only time in my day I have to myself, when I can pull out a book or magazine. Sure, about 50 percent of the time I'm on my phone catching up on emails, both personal and work, but I still feel productive," she says. "Being in the car wouldn't afford me that opportunity. It's a good chance to unplug before—or after—I am thrown into or out of the hustle of work and raising three young kids."
So why the office in Brooklyn, then? For Bander, who runs her own tech company, the incentive for opening up an office there was financial. "The rent for office space is much cheaper than when we were in Midtown. And you get more space available," she says. Also, her company is part of Start-Up NY, which is the state's tax incentive program for new or growing companies that requires a Brooklyn location.
A change of scenery
For Madeline Rudin, who works at Camp David, a co-working space in Industry City in Sunset Park and lives near Union Square, the change of scenery when she gets off the train in Brooklyn is welcome.
"It's completely different. When you get out at Sunset Park, you feel like you can breathe; the streets feel wider," she says. "And you can see Lower Manhattan across the water when you walk to Camp David. It's nice to leave the city and look back. It makes me want to live in Brooklyn."
Kayden Horowitz, who also works at Camp David but travels from his apartment on the Bowery, says the change in vibe is especially noticeable for him since he lives on one of the busiest blocks in Manhattan.
"Most people have a home life that's quieter and they go to Manhattan that's bustling for work; for me it's the opposite." In a way, working in a quieter place is more productive, he contends."People are really focused on their work, they're not really going out for lunch as much or running errands," he says.
While the D train is never completely empty—"This is New York, people are always around; if you go to a restaurant during the middle of the week at noon it'll be busy," he says—he never has to deal with hordes of people getting on the train.
Rudin takes the N train four stops and it takes her about 25 to 30 minutes. The train, however, isn't as empty as it used to be. "I started working here two years ago, and when I started, my train would empty out at Canal and now, there are a lot more people," she says. "There are definitely more offices, specifically at the 36th Street stop (near Industry City). That said, I think I take it for granted that I always get a seat. I've forgotten what it's like to ride the 6 train at rush hour."
It's not easy for everyone
Now, as far as opposite commutes go, Lana Bortolot's is much longer and more involved. Everyday, she travels from her home in Washington Heights to her office in Valhalla, a town in Westchester. Her commute involves a subway, a crosstown bus, a Metro-North train, and a shuttle. All in all, it's about two hours each way.
It's not for the faint of heart, she says. "It costs about $375 a month, and there's stress to make all the connections," she says. Bortolot explains that she decided not to get a car, despite the fact that "reverse commuting works better when you're driving," largely because of the high cost of parking in the city.
The way home, she says, is more fun, because she and her colleagues (who work for a wine magazine) travel home together and usually share a bottle. (Yes, drinking alcohol is allowed on the Metro-North.) "We call it the Westchester Mobile Happy Hour," she jokes.
On the plus side, she says, the long commute allows her the chance to catch up on emails on the train. She even usually gets to finish the newspaper, "which I was never doing before."
As for advice to others considering an out-of-city vibe, she says to really look into all possible routes before deciding one, and to ask those who do the same commute which ways work best.
"The commute really kicked my butt from an exhaustion level the first week, but I've gotten more used to it," she says. That said, she does find herself with less time to run errands and catch up with friends: "There are 20 hours of my week every week just eaten up by transportation."
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Ratel miodożerny, ratel, miodożer, daw. pszczoło-jamnik (Mellivora capensis) – gatunek drapieżnego ssaka z rodziny łasicowatych, zamieszkujący lasy, zarośla, stepy i sawanny Afryki na zachód, wschód i południe od Sahary, oprócz dżungli Afryki Środkowej, Azję Południową, aż po Nepal. Występuje w Afryce (od południa na północ, w przybliżeniu do Sudanu, Etiopii i Somalii), w Palestynie, w Syrii, Półwysep Arabski, w Afganistanie, Iraku, Indiach i na pustyniach Turkmenistanu. Można je również znaleźć na południu Kazachstanu i Karakalpakii. Jest jedynym przedstawicielem rodzaju Mellivora.

Osiąga długość ciała 60–70 cm, ogona 20–30 cm. Wyglądem, wielkością i sposobem poruszania się najbardziej przypomina rosomaka tundrowego. Mocna budowa ciała, krótkie i muskularne kończyny, krótki ogon, sierść długa, sztywna, ubarwienie grzbietu srebrzystobiałe, spód i boki ciała brunatnoczarne, na granicy obydwu barw biała pręga, w przednich łapach długie pazury.

Skóra na grzbiecie gruba i sztywna stanowi swoistą tarczę przed rozmaitymi ukąszeniami, np. węży, innych drapieżników, przed ukłuciami pszczół, jest ona niezwykle luźna dzięki rozwiniętej podskórnej tkance tłuszczowej, co stanowi dodatkowy atut obronny.

Ratel prowadzi głównie nocny tryb życia, rzadziej bywa aktywny w dzień, żyje pojedynczo, czasem parami, za kryjówki służą mu wykopane samodzielnie nory, naturalne zagłębienia terenu lub nory innych zwierząt. Posiada niewielu naturalnych wrogów. W razie zagrożenia wystrzykuje w stronę intruza cuchnącą ciecz wydzielaną przez gruczoły umieszczone w okolicy odbytu.

Bytuje głównie na ziemi, potrafi jednak dobrze wspinać się na drzewa, gdzie wydobywa spod kory i zagłębień w pniach jaszczurki i owady, a także plądruje dzikie pszczele gniazda, w których są larwy będące jego przysmakiem. Mimo powszechnego przekonania, żadne dowody nie wskazują na istnienie protokooperacji między miodowodem dużym, a miodożerem. Miodowód miałby jakoby wskazywać miodożerowi miejsca gnieżdżenia się pszczół, a następnie wyjadać pozostawione przez niego resztki.

Ratel jest mięsożerny, ale ma duże spektrum pokarmowe. Żywi się owadami, ptakami i ich jajami, płazami, gadami, atakuje również jadowite węże, drobne ssaki, czasem napada na młode niektórych gatunków antylop. W jego diecie (jak wyżej wspomniano) istotnym składnikiem jest także miód, czasem kradnie zdobycz lampartów, które chowają ją na drzewach. Ciąża trwa ok. 6 miesięcy, samica rodzi 1-3 młode, które dojrzewają w wieku ok. 18 miesięcy. Długość życia na wolności nie jest znana. Osobniki żyjące w niewoli osiągały wiek ok. 24 lat.

Pomimo stosunkowo dużej liczebności na zamieszkanym przez siebie obszarze ratel jest relatywnie mało znanym gatunkiem, rzadko prezentowanym również w ogrodach zoologicznych.

Systematyka
Takson ten jest jedynym przedstawicielem rodzaju Mellivora Storr, 1780.

Gatunek typowy
Viverra ratel Sparrman, 1777 (= Viverra capensis Schreber, 1776)

Podgatunki
Wyróżnia się kilkanaście podgatunków ratela:
 M. capensis abyssinica
 M. capensis buechneri
 M. capensis capensis
 M. capensis concisa
 M. capensis cottoni
 M. capensis inaurita
 M. capensis indica
 M. capensis leuconota
 M. capensis maxwelli
 M. capensis pumilio
 M. capensis signata
 M. capensis wilsoni

Przypisy

Łasicowate
Ssaki Afryki
Ssaki Azji
Gatunki i podgatunki zwierząt nazwane w 1776 roku


included in fedora which is python2.5.
and put the files in their respective directories in /usr/.
I think that it should be possible to use a distant server.
yet been included in the mainstream release.
We could possibly rely on RPMs for the libs we don't patch.
We support a distant MySQL server.  What do you recommend we Require: ?
> yet been included in the mainstream release.
if the fix isn't already in the fedora/epel rpm.
For RHEL you have to grab the srpm and look within.
> We support a distant MySQL server.  What do you recommend we Require: ?
likely have it in production.
with patched (and unreleased?) packages and lack of py2.4 support.
2.10.5 ( I should say versions that run on py2.4 ).
than spreading them out all over the place (e.g. /usr/lib, /usr/bin, /etc/zenoss)?
<package> is registered if LANANA.
in /opt/zenoss and conform with LHS.
Not to mention than the application must be on the paths.
with all of its 'patched' tools residing there.
Indeed, Fedora EPEL packages are not add-on but system packages.
need to use FHS paths in Fedora/RHEL/EPEL.
It has been long since my last ping, in case there is no update soon it will be closed.
It's been ages since anyone responded, and there's little chance that this will work on Fedora any time soon, so I'm going to go ahead and close this.


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The Road Remains Open: Moon Jae-in's Berlin Speech As a Pathway to Peace > Articles
The Road Remains Open: Moon Jae-in's Berlin Speech As a Pathway to Peace
By S. Nathan Park
South Korean President Moon Jae-in is known as an excellent player of Go, as good as possible without going pro. In an interview about his game, Moon said the good thing about Go was the process of reviewing an entire previously played game, called bokgi in Korean: "Through bokgi, you can retrace your errors. As you conduct bokgi, you can reflect on why you made such a move, whether there was a better alternative."
As a crucial mediator between North Korea and the United States, Moon has enjoyed a great deal of success, stabilizing a situation that once appeared headed toward nuclear war. But Moon's capacity as a mediator has diminished with the failure of the second US-North Korea summit, held in Hanoi in February. Here, then, is the perfect opportunity for Moon — and anyone else who hopes for diplomatic progress — to apply the lesson from Go: retrace the moves and assess which led to success and which to an impasse.
The speech at the Körber Foundation in Berlin on July 6, 2017,1 was Moon's first major speech as president concerning North Korea and the moment he began his diplomatic game. It has been the roadmap Moon has followed as his brand of diplomacy, which is why the speech is the appropriate place to begin the review.
The Berlin speech Roadmap
In the Berlin speech, Moon made clear what occupies the highest priority in inter-Korean relations: "The biggest challenge the Korean Peninsula is facing is the North Korean nuclear issue." It is in regard to North Korea's nuclear program that Moon issued the closest thing to a threat in the speech: "[I]f North Korea does not stop its nuclear provocations, there is no other choice but to further strengthen sanctions and pressure. Peace on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea's security will not be guaranteed."
To denuclearize North Korea, the speech proposes a "peace regime," a new international climate that would fundamentally transform the hostile relationship between North Korea, on the one hand, and South Korea and the United States, on the other, and achieve North Korea's denuclearization as a part of this transformative process. The peace regime will rely on economic co-operation and regular nonpolitical exchanges between the two Koreas to build trust. With greater trust, the two Koreas would engage in a step-by-step and comprehensive approach toward the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea. This makes the Berlin speech particularly ambitious, because the vision is not focused on denuclearization alone. Rather, it seeks to change the entire structure within which the two Koreas operate, of which North Korea's nuclear program is a part.
The Berlin speech, then, can be summarized into two major action plans: first, respond in a reciprocal manner with additional sanctions and a show of force against North Korea's nuclear and missile provocations; and, second, construct a durable peace regime that would institutionalize peace through regular non-political exchanges, and denuclearize North Korea as a part of this peace process.
Moon would carry out these action plans in three stages: 1) from mid-2017 to early 2018, during which South Korea showed a willingness to respond strongly to North Korea's provocations with hawkish signaling of its own; 2) from early 2018 to September 2018, during which Moon played a critical role as the mediator to bring the US and North Korea to the negotiating table, setting the foundation for the construction of the peace regime; and 3) from September 2018 and thereafter, during which South Korea faced mixed results in building the peace regime.
Implementation of the Berlin speech in Three Acts
In the first act, as North Korea escalated tension, Moon displayed reciprocal hawkishness. The North Korean nuclear crisis was already well under way by the time Moon gave his Berlin speech, and the tension continued to increase through early 2018. On Aug. 8, 2017, a month after the speech, US intelligence reports said North Korea successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead capable of being mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile and fired at the US. On Nov. 28, 2017, North Korea successfully tested the Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of reaching any part of the continental US.
Those who paint Moon as a dovish figure eager to kowtow to the North Korean regime tend to forget how his administration responded in this period — with a show of force that went toe-to-toe with North Korea's provocations. In a press conference held on the same day as the Berlin speech, Moon called for an "even greater level of international sanctions and pressure." At the time, I termed this approach a "Sunburn Policy" — inheriting the Sunshine Policy of South Korea's liberal predecessors Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moo-hyun, but adding a hawkish edge that would apply pressure to North Korea as necessary. On July 5, 2017, just a day before the speech, Moon ordered his own missile test jointly with US forces in South Korea, saying: "North Korea's serious provocation is not a situation that can be responded with merely a statement." Following North Korea's missile test on July 29, 2017, Moon again took the initiative to conduct joint US-South Korea ballistic missile testing, as well as a joint air force drill with the US's B-1B bomber and South Korea's F-15K fighters.
South Korea's hawkish turn was not a passing phase, as Moon also took long-term steps to improve South Korea's military readiness. On Sept. 7, 2017, he ordered the full deployment of the controversial US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system, a missile defense system intended to protect troops from North Korea's medium to intermediate range ballistic missiles. Moon also made the largest increase in South Korea's defense budget in a decade. In addition, he lobbied US President Donald Trump to loosen the restraints placed on South Korea's military technology. Accordingly, South Korea gained the ability to develop its own missiles with greater range and payload, as well as a nuclear-powered submarine.
This was followed by the second act, what might be called the "maximum engagement" phase — beginning with North Korea's participation in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and culminating in the historic summit between the leaders of North Korea and the US. In this phase, Moon negotiated with Kim Jong Un to achieve most of the smaller initiatives proposed in the Berlin speech, laying the foundation for more fruitful diplomacy in the future.
Following North Korea's participation in the Winter Olympic Games, on April 27, 2018, the two Koreas held the third-ever inter-Korean summit at Panmunjom, which resulted in the Panmunjom Declaration: 1) inter-Korean interaction toward reunification; 2) reduction of military tensions; and 3) establishment of a permanent and firm peace regime on the Korean Peninsula. The two Koreas also agreed, as part of the effort toward a peace regime, on "the common goal of realizing, through complete denuclearization, a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula." On May 24, 2018, North Korea demolished its nuclear testing site in Punggye-ri as a sign of its commitment toward denuclearization.
On June 12, 2018, Trump and Kim met for the historic Singapore summit, the first meeting between leaders of North Korea and the US. The two leaders issued a joint statement consisting of four parts:
• The United States and North Korea will establish new relations based on peace and prosperity;
• The United States and North Korea will work toward a lasting and stable peace regime on the Korean Peninsula;
• North Korea commits to work toward the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula;
• The United States and North Korea will commit to recovering the remains of US soldiers lost during the Korean War.
In addition, Trump scaled back the US-South Korea joint military drills that Pyongyang has long viewed as provocative. Moon rode the success of the Singapore summit into another inter-Korean summit with Kim Jong Un, this time in Pyongyang on Sept. 18, 2018, which resulted in a number of ground-level resolutions to implement the Panmunjom Declaration. With this flurry of diplomatic activity, the foundation for a peace regime appeared to be set.
But in the third act, as the trust-building phase gave way to denuclearization proper, the quest for peace began to face significant challenges. At first, there were positive signs in the lead-up to the second summit between Trump and Kim in Hanoi. On Jan. 31, 2019, the US Special Representative on North Korea, Stephen Biegun, said that the US was prepared to carry out the joint statement from the Singapore summit "simultaneously and in parallel" — a significant shift away from the previous US position. In the week before the second summit, Trump said he was in "no rush" to denuclearize North Korea, further lending credence to the view that the US had softened its position toward gradual denuclearization of North Korea. But the Hanoi summit, held on Feb. 27 and 28, unexpectedly fell apart. The second day of the summit was cut short, and Trump left Hanoi ahead of schedule with no agreement.
Since the abortive summit, North Korea has once again resorted to its tried-and-true tactic of escalating tensions. Pyongyang stonewalled its counterparts in Seoul and Washington, even stopping the discussion over recovering the remains of American service members from the Korean War — one of the few gains from the Singapore summit. North Korea also resumed missile testing, albeit at a low grade. On April 17, the Korea Central News Agency announced a "new tactical guided weapons firing test." Then, on May 4 and 9, North Korea fired short-range rockets and missiles which, while not technically crossing the red line of intercontinental missiles capable of reaching the continental US, pose a significant military threat against South Korea.
Bokgi and the Path Ahead
Having retraced the diplomatic steps, it is now time for the bokgi: what worked from the Berlin speech, and what did not?
In the first two stages, in which Moon enjoyed significant success, a common thread emerges — setting clear expectations leading to trust-building in both directions. As the mediator, South Korea needed to earn the trust of both the US and North Korea. South Korea built this trust by setting out a clear standard in the Berlin speech and acting consistently within that standard. When North Korea acted belligerently, South Korea responded in kind, thereby earning the trust of its chief ally, the US. When North Korea became conciliatory, South Korea again responded in kind, leveraging the trust that it built with the US to orchestrate the historic US-North Korea summits. But this approach began to falter when the talks focused on denuclearization per se, as Seoul fell short in its efforts to narrow the gap between Washington and Pyongyang.
The Hanoi summit did achieve one thing, which is not insignificant: it clarified the parameters. As a threshold matter, the summit established there is at least a possibility of a deal. North Korea's foreign minister said the disagreement came down only to "one additional measure," and its vice foreign minister said Trump was willing to consider sanctions relief on a "snapback" basis in exchange for demolishing the Yongbyon nuclear facility, making the relief reversible if North Korea did not make progress in denuclearization. This is no small thing, especially given that many voices in Washington foreign-policy circles have repeatedly claimed that North Korea will never denuclearize, and all negotiations are futile. The Hanoi summit shows that this accepted wisdom is not entirely true: North Korea is willing to put on the table some level of denuclearization (in the form of Yongbyon dismantlement) in exchange for some level of economic benefit. The Hanoi summit also socialized for both North Korea and the US that the "go big" strategy will not work for either party, because each side assigned a different value to what the other has to offer.
The challenge is making the journey from Point A to Point B: from the maximalist positions to a compromise agreement that will inevitably involve some measure of denuclearization in exchange for some measure of sanctions relief. In other words, the diplomatic task is to guide the discussions toward an agreement rather than being diverted by the gyrations caused by each party's desire to gain advantage in the negotiations.
The twin principles of Moon's Berlin speech — trust-building through regularized exchanges and reciprocal responses to military provocations — can serve as the strategy to make that journey. To gain leverage, North Korea may well be marching toward resuming nuclear weapons tests or a long-range missile test. In such a case, the disciplined negative reinforcement that South Korea displayed in mid- to late 2017 would be helpful, because it would signal terminally negative consequences for Kim Jong Un without necessarily sparking an armed conflict. This sets the outer limit on the diplomatic course by providing deterrence, lowering the likelihood that the situation suddenly escalates beyond control. Seoul's setting the outer limits also serves a purpose in trust-building. For Washington, it signals that South Korea remains a faithful ally. For Pyongyang, it signals that South Korea will respond with regularized predictability — an important component in building trust.
The challenge becomes significantly greater beyond this point, as the Hanoi summit's failure attests. But if the conclusion is that no deal for denuclearization is possible with North Korea, the only remaining options are a military conflict or continuation of the status quo. Neither is acceptable, because it invites a realistic risk of a nuclear war either in the immediate term (on the Korean Peninsula) or in the longer term (through North Korea's nuclear proliferation). At any rate, the Hanoi summit showed that there indeed is a deal to be had if it can be agreed that the only realistic way forward is for both the US and North Korea to climb down from their maximalist positions and engage in a step-by-step exchange of denuclearization and sanctions relief. The trust-building process that the Berlin speech outlined with North Korea remains the best path forward, if only because all other paths lead to a blind alley.
Applying the Berlin speech's trust-building process in the context of denuclearization, I believe, should involve a clear statement of how sanctions against North Korea will be lifted. If the purpose of sanctions is to denuclearize North Korea — rather than, say, to gratuitously inflict pain — then it is of paramount importance that North Korea believes the US will indeed lift sanctions when it achieves this purpose. To that end, partially lifting sanctions in the interim can be valuable as a trust-building measure as North Korea and the US reach intermediate objectives. The precise form of lifting the sanctions may be an exemption given to inter-Korean economic projects, or generalized sanctions relief on a snapback basis. The economic co-operation enabled by sanctions relief would further serve to build the trust that would transform the relationship between the two countries, just as the Berlin speech's peace regime envisioned.
1 "Full text of Moon's speech at the Korber Foundation," Korea Herald, July 7, 2017, www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20170707000032
The speech given in Berlin by South Korean President Moon Jae-in July 2017 provided a roadmap to achieve peace on the Korean Peninsula through denuclearization. Moon was clear that, first, it was necessary to respond with force and sanctions to North Korean provocation, and, second, a durable peace regime could be built through trust, exchanges and negotiations. Moon's process was working until the Trump-Kim Hanoi summit collapsed in February, writes S. Nathan Park, but rather than tear up the roadmap, it is time to figure out where the process went off course and resume the journey.
S. Nathan Park is an attorney and expert on the Korean Peninsula based in Washington DC.


MUMBAI: English GEC Zee Café will premiere the season 2 of Australian reality competitive cooking show 'The Chefs' Line' from 11th February weeknights at 9 pm.
'The Chefs' Line' is a direct ticket to change the fortune of our home chefs, but it comes with a price. Our home chefs will go up against the master chefs from the industry. With a new cuisine every week, the culinary war between the two will have exciting twists and turns. Four amateur home cooks will fight head-on against an entire Chefs' Line, from one of Australia's finest restaurants, in the hopes that their determination will triumph over professionals.
Celebrating the diversity, The Chefs' Line will take our viewers on a journey of various cuisines as they present varied cultures, people and history associated with them. A 13-week competition with our very own Indian cuisine on the roster, you certainly do not want to miss out its creativity and savouries. A new set of cooks, two new restaurant and two new cuisines every week, who knows you might just find your favorite dish served in a never seen before style.


AMMONNEWS – A group of political activists called on citizens to partake in a protest scheduled to take place near the Israeli Embassy in Amman on Thursday.
In a press statement, the group said that their movement and protest against the presence of an Israeli diplomatic mission on Jordanian land is not "incidental or seasonal" but ongoing until Jordan expels the mission and closes the Israeli Embassy.
The group, which has been holding the protest in front of Al Kaluti Mosque in Rabiya district near the Israeli Embassy, will hold its 82nd protest on Thursday at 6 PM.
It is noted that the a group on the social networking site 'Facebook' had called for a "million person march" against the presence of the Israeli Embassy in Amman back in September, which caused Israel to recall its diplomatic mission for several days out of fear of a similar incident as took place at the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.
The Israeli Ambassador and the diplomatic mission returned to Amman after the weekend following the protest in which only several hundred protesters took part in.
MADRID (AP) — Three Spanish freelance journalists held captive in Syria for nearly 10 months returned home Sunday, tearfully hugging relatives as they got off a military jet sent to Turkey to bring them back.
Antonio Pampliega, Jose Manuel Lopez and Angel Sastre shook hands with Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria on the tarmac of the Torrejon de Ardoz air force base on the outskirts of Madrid. They then smiled and cried as relatives ran to hug them.
Images on Spain's state-owned TVE television channel showed their arrival but reporters were kept outside the base and away from the three journalists, only catching sight of a dark blue van carrying them from the base.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy posted a photograph of the journalists descending from the aircraft with a caption saying "Welcome!" on his official Twitter account. "Allied and friendly" countries had assisted in ensuring the journalists' release, his office said in a statement late Saturday.
It highlighted Turkey and Qatar, saying they had helped out "especially in the final phase" of the journalists' liberation. It provided no information on the captors and how they were convinced to give up the journalists.
The three journalists went missing on July 12, near the city of Aleppo in northern Syria. At the time, the region was under the control of al-Qaida's branch in Syria known as the Nusra Front. Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said the journalists had taken off "at midnight from a city in southeast Turkey called Hatay," accompanied by Ambassador Pablo Gutierrez Segou, head of consular emergencies.
"This adventure has ended happily," Garcia-Margallo said. TVE said in its afternoon news bulletin that the journalists had gone to a cafe in Madrid with their friends and relatives, where they received a phone call from King Felipe VI. They told journalists that they had no idea what part of Syria they had been held captive in.
The broadcaster said Lopez explained that the three had been incarcerated together for the first three months, after which Pampliega was taken away and not seen again until just before the flight home.
Many of the country's political leaders, out campaigning for a general election due June 26, expressed their relief and joy at the release. "I join in with the happiness felt by their families, colleagues and friends," Rajoy said in another tweet.
The journalists, who provided news to several media outlets, had traveled to Syria to report on the war that broke out there in 2011. All three were experienced freelance journalists who had worked in Syria before and knew what type of precautions they would need to take, according to Elsa Gonzalez, president of Spain's federation of journalists.
Three other Spanish journalists were released in March 2014 after being held hostage by Syrian extremists for months. The Spanish government has never given details of how it secured the releases.
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel's defense minister announced his resignation on Friday, citing a lack of "trust" in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after reports in recent days that he is soon to be replaced.
Netanyahu and Yaalon have clashed in recent days over the role of the military in public discourse, with the prime minister arguing that military officials should not discuss policy matters publicly. Tensions between Yaalon and Netanyahu escalated in March, when military leaders criticized a soldier who was caught on video fatally shooting an already-wounded Palestinian attacker. The solider is now on trial for manslaughter. While Yaalon has backed the military, hard-liners have backed the soldier.
Yaalon's resignation solidifies the takeover of hardliners in the party. Cabinet Minister Gila Gamliel said that Yaalon's leaving is a "tremendous loss" for the ruling Likud party. She told Israel Radio she believes it was a "mistake" not to offer Yaalon another position and keep him in the coalition.
Lieberman has held a number of Cabinet posts in the past, including stints as foreign minister. His hard-line stance has made him an influential voice at home but has at times alienated Israel's allies overseas. He has questioned the loyalty of Israel's Arab minority and confronted Israel's foreign critics. He has expressed skepticism over pursuing peace with the Palestinians, and is now pushing a proposal to impose the death penalty against Arabs convicted of acts of terrorism.
With Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts in a deep freeze, Lieberman's addition to the government could push the prospect of reviving talks even further into the distance. Lieberman rose to prominence as the engineer of Netanyahu's successful run for prime minister in 1996, and he later became Netanyahu's chief of staff.
His tough stances have long stoked controversy. As a Cabinet minister last decade, he called for the bombing of Palestinian gas stations, banks and commercial centers. He also led a recent parliamentary drive to exclude Arab parties from running for election — a move that was overturned by Israel's Supreme Court.
Yet despite his rhetoric, Lieberman has shown signs of pragmatism. He served as a Cabinet minister in two centrist Israeli governments, though he was fired for opposing Israel's 2005 withdrawal from Gaza and resigned to protest peace talks that begun at the 2007 conference in Annapolis. His plan for redrawing Israel's borders would also mean dismantling some Jewish settlements.


Dogs are a new potential TV viewing audience -- seriously.
Put a dog in a room with a television set and one of two things is likely to happen. Either the dog will be captivated by what's on the screen or he will completely ignore it. But with the growth of high-resolution broadcasting, dogs literally are seeing a whole new picture when it comes to watching TV.
TV, like film, is actually just a string of flickering images. Older television sets present images at up to 50 frames per second. To the human eye, this is perceived as smooth motion. But dogs need at least 70 frames per second to see smooth motion rather than a flickering strobe effect. High-resolution sets present images at more than 50 frames per second, allowing dogs to see smoother motion.
Dogs see colors, they just don't see the same colors as humans. Color is perceived as light through cones in the eyes, and dogs have fewer cones than humans. They also have only two types of cones, whereas humans have three, meaning that dogs can see colors, just not as many. Instead of seeing the rainbow as we see it, for example, dogs would see it as dark blue, light blue, gray, light yellow, brown-yellow and dark gray.
Despite a popular misconception, dogs do not have nearly the visual acuity that humans have. This means that dogs cannot focus on the shape of objects as well as humans. It's believed that dogs have about 20/75 vision, meaning that what we can see clearly at 75 feet, a dog could see clearly at 20 feet. In a large room with a television, images that appear sharp to us may seem blurry to dogs.
With the advent of high-resolution broadcasting, hopeful television producers have tapped into the canine market. DogTV, a channel specifically devoted to programming for dogs, launched in the U.S. in 2012. According to the channel's website, DogTV broadcasts a mix of relaxing and stimulating content designed to reduce stress, boredom and loneliness while dogs are alone in the house. The channel launched in Israel in 2013.
Science Nordic: Do Dogs See What's Happening On TV?


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Markets May Enter a Volatile Phase Soon
Market experts are of the view that the most awaited correction will begin to raise its head from the trading week beginning Monday and some indication on this was seen in Friday's trading
Markets May Enter a Volatile Phase Soon	-
Updated: 25 Sep 2021 6:44 pm
It was the fifth consecutive Friday when the benchmark indices ended in the positive territory on a weekly basis. The Sensex and the Nifty gained more than 1.50 per cent. The Sensex peaked above 60,000 and the broader Nifty 50 was just shy of the 18,000 level. So, the question now is what next?
The answer lies in how trading pans out in the next trading week, beginning Monday, when the expiry of the September derivatives contract is slated next Thursday.
Market experts are of the view that the most awaited correction will begin to raise its head from the trading week beginning Monday and some indication on this was seen in Friday's trading, when the advance decline ratio for September 24 fell deeply into the negative, suggesting nervousness among market participants about the broader market.
"Nifty is now close to 18,000 and once that round number is achieved, we could see a broad-based correction in the markets. The 17,645-17,792 band is the support for the Nifty," said Deepak Jasani, head of retail research, HDFC Securities.
Technically, the correction is due and is visible in the immediate future. The valuations and every indicator on the Nifty suggest that the current run-up will take a breather. "It is difficult to say when that correction will come but we feel that it is long due and the markets will offer a decent correction before resuming its upward trajectory," said Gaurav Udani, founder and chief executive officer, Thincredblu Securities.
Although both the Nifty and the Nifty Bank indices have closed on a high, we feel that the coming weeks will be volatile and markets may correct, he said. There are good support zones for each of these indices, with 36,500 standing strong for Nifty Bank and 17,300 for Nifty 50, Udani added.
It will be worth here to mention that Nifty touched a high of 17,947 and settled at 17,853.20 this week. While Nifty may be trading at new highs, Nifty Bank ended on a flat closing and continues to struggle around its previous all-time highs. The BFSI sector stocks have more than 35 per cent weightage in the Nifty. These stocks need to perform well to maintain the bullish momentum.
The mid-cap basket is showing signs of underperformance compared to the benchmarks. A failure to surpass the previous highs decisively will be a sign of weakness for the broader markets.
"The stocks have become overheated in the short term and investors should wait for prices to cool down before entering any long positions," according to a note released by Samco Research.
The immediate support on the downside for Nifty is now placed at 17,600. "Traders are advised not to create aggressive longs at current levels, rather maintain a bullish bias and initiate longs on dips or around immediate support level," the note said.
Small and Midcap indices underperformed during the week. BSE Midcap Index gained just 0.58 per cent, while the BSE Small-cap index lost 0.08 per cent as profit booking was noticeable in this space. "The broader space consisting of mid- and small-cap stocks was under pressure and this is expected to continue going ahead," said Shrikant Chouhan, head of retail research, Kotak Securities.
Among sectoral indices, BSE Realty was the biggest gainer with a gain of around 20.3 per cent for the week, owing to an increase in property registrations, and cut in stamp duty in Karnataka and reduced home loan rates. It was followed by BSE Media with a gain of around 10.9 per cent and BSE IT with a gain of around 4.2 per cent.
Other sectoral gainers included BSE FMCG (gain of 0.6 per cent for the week), BSE Energy, which was up 1.2 per cent, and BSE Auto, which gained 0.3 per cent. Among sectoral losers were BSE Metal (down 3.7 per cent), BSE Power (down 2.7 per cent) and BSE Consumer Durable (down 0.4 per cent).
Global markets are volatile on the back of the Chinese real estate sector as Evergrande, the second-largest developer in China, is on the verge of bankruptcy. Also, the Federal Reserve is expected to start some form of tapering by the end of 2021, and once that happens market may see some reversal.
US markets were flat during the week. On September 22, Fed chairman Jerome Powell suggested that the central bank could start to dial back on its pandemic-era monetary stimulus before the end of this year. Also, if the US continues to see inflation running hot over the next few months, then the central bank could be forced to act quickly.
Chouhan said that going forward, Indian markets would keep eyeing signals from the Fed, the Evergrande crisis, commodity prices, the pace of vaccination in India, unlocking measures by various states, GST collection, the development of monsoon p-an India, progress on the Asset Monetisation Programme (AMP), and other reforms from the Central government.
Another macro indicator that may play spoilsport is rising inflation and the resultant rise in interest rates. This can result in removal of liquidity from the system. During CY21 there have been some central banks, including in Russia, Korea and Ukraine, that have raised rates. Rising inflation risk and, hence, the withdrawal of ultra-easy monetary policy by global central banks (mainly the Fed) may trigger a sharp rise in bond yields which can cause riskier assets like equities to correct sharply.
Piyush Garg, CIO, ICICI Securities said, "One can remain invested with a vigilant eye on the move in yields world over which can result in sharp 10-15 per cent correction from the current levels."
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Taj Mahal opening time, daytime: sunrise to sunset every day ( 06:00 am to 06:30 pm ) except Friday. This suggests that the european roulette current official annual head-count of eight million is foxwoods resort casino address ct a massive under-estimate. On full moon poker hands for beginners nights and the two nights before and after only 400 people are allowed within the complex of Taj Mahal.
I ve seen both in different guidebooks and on different websites. The tourists can spend any number of hours inside the Taj complex from sunrise to sunset. Night Timings, night:.30 pm.30 am (only on full moon night, two days before and after full moon.) tourists are allowed within the Taj complex.
The Taj Mahal is also, according to some sources, currently in the "bad books" of Uttar Pradesh's (the state in which Agra sits) recently elected Hindu nationalist government - whose leader, Yogi Adityanath, reportedly views it as an Islamic monument at odds with his country's. Indian Golden Triangle sightseeing route, the monument is a memorial of love full of myth and unparalleled beauty. Aug, sep, oct, nov, dec, day 01/31 - 01/ All full moon times are GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Time of Ticket Booking:.00 AM.00 PM, night Fee : There are separate tickets for night view of Taj Mahal and the charges are also different. Time to get the tickets : 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, day Fee : Rs750 (foreigners). Tips: There are 3 gates to enter, namely Western Gate, Eastern Gate and Southern Gate. Conservationists are demanding that the Archaeological Survey of India devise a plan to limit the impact. The temperature becomes cool after the scorching afternoon and the monument is surrounded by soft silver light.
And while you may not get the iconic. Some travelers may suffer heatstroke and dehydration due to the severe heat. People are permitted in batches of 50 and they can spend a maximum time of 30 minutes within the complex. Rs 20 (Indian entry Free for children below 15 years of age.
Night viewing at the Taj Mahal, from 8:30 PM to 12:30 AM, is allowed only on five nights in a month: one, on the full moon night, two days before it and two days after it, except for Fridays. This article provides information about the timings of Taj Mahal, Agra. Yet time in its company can feel anything but serene, whatever the image conveyed by that iconic picture of a solitary Princess Diana, seated on a bench in front of the structure, in February 1992. And if you are planning to visit India, our travel specialist can help tailor-make a private tour for you). The Taj Mahal rarely looks like this in reality.
Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World enthrals the tourists with its beauty. The rethink seems to have been sparked by a disturbing incident last month - a small stampede at the east entry gate on December 28 that saw five people sustain injuries as late-comers tried to force their way into the complex just before closing time. Generally speaking, moderate temperature and clear weather during this season offer the most comfortable condition to travel around Agra.
Answer 1 of 12: Is it closed on, monday or friday? This issue - protecting the past, or profiting from it - has come to the fore again this week with the news that India is considering imposing limits on the number of tourists able to visit the Taj Mahal. With ticket foreign visitors are offered with free bottled water (500ml shoe-cover, Tourist Guide Map of Agra, Golf Cart Service. There have been rumors circulating isle of capri in kansas city missouri recently that the Taj Mahal is closing in the next 3 - 5 years. .
Contact us, plan My Trip, blog). Every night only 400 visitors are allowed in, there is also restriction on visiting duration on night viewing, which is 30 minutes at maximum. How do you prevent the planet's wanderlust isle of capri in kansas city missouri and curiosity from damaging its own yesterdays; from ruining everything that makes us want to reach for our cameras? Rs 500 (Child 3-15 years there is free entry facility for children below 3 years of age. The Taj is opened all days of the week except for Fridays, when it is opened in the afternoon only for those who have to attend prayers at the Taj Mosque.
It makes the final resting place of cryptography concepts and techniques an empress resemble an electronics store during the opening hours of the Boxing Day sales. True, Indians will still be able to purchase the higher-priced international ticket - for which numbers will not be limited - if the day's domestic" has already been reached. Full Moon Day in 2018, month.
Taj, mahal Taj Mahal is bet365 lite famous for Own beauty and one of the wonders of the world. However, sunrise is the best time as the monument is like a blooming flower when the twilight gilds it with pink color. Anyone who has been to Rome and ambled into the Colosseum - or flown to the heights of Peru and strolled the cobbles of Machu Picchu - will know the problem. Friday afternoon only who have to offer prayers at the Taj mosque are allowed within the premises.
It is they, rather than international visitors - who are currently asked to cough up the stiffer cost of 1,000 Rupees (11.63) - who will bear the brunt of the likely bet365 lite changes. If you are not a morning person, a sunset visit is also a nice choice. Try to spend a complete day and night at Taj Mahal to deep dive into the golden history of the monument and discover every aspect of its immense beauty. Rs 750 (foreigners rs 510 (Indians).
What day is Taj Mahal closed to public?
The tickets for night viewing have to be booked one day (24 hours) in advance from the trumps resorts booking counter located in the office of the Archeological Survey of India, Agra Circle, 22 The Mall, Agra, Uttar Pradesh in between 10:00 AM to 6:00.
Taj Mahal, Standing majestically on the banks of River Yamuna. Of India - when does taj mahal closed for Ministry of Tourism. The monument is truly a wonder of the world, with reports estimating 4 million visitors annually.
Peru took a step towards safeguarding the future of Machu Picchu last June when it announced a new ticketing system which has limited the number of people able to plod round the Andean citadel at any one time. The Taj Mahal is enormously over-subscribed, and a tinkering with tickets is not going to change this. The key phrase in the paragraph above is not "40,000 per day but "domestic tourists" - the Indian travellers who are currently allowed to pay 40 Rupees (46p) for entry to the site. For now, the answer. And the answer is: Almost certainly not.
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Ans:Visiting hours of the, taj Mahal are sunrise to sunset it remains closed. Tourists folk to Taj Mahal to witness the magical view of the marble edifice and a night view of Taj is must if you want to explore all the moods of the memorial.
Imagine the fury if a similar policy was adopted at Stonehenge or Westminster Abbey. On the one hand, you have sites of inestimable historic worth. Check out betfair refer and earn about Taj Mahal timing. It may be that this is done through the brute economics of restricting them to those who can afford to pay for the privilege - a policy which will spark anger, frustration and no little debate. Hence set off on your journey to Taj Mahal this vacation to rekindle your love or just spend some quality time with your loved ones. The best time to travel Agra should be in winter time, namely from October to December and February to March. The magnificent Taj Mahal in Agra, best Time of the Day to Visit Taj Mahal.
Ans: Taj Mahal remians closed only on Friday(Even duing Full Moonnight). Day Fee: Rs 750 (Foreigners rs betfair refer and earn 510 (Citizens of saarc and bimstec Countries). India tour is incomplete without a visit to Taj Mahal.
The crush of humanity that generally envelops what is surely the most famous mausoleum on the planet can be an exhausting experience. Located in Agra, a city constituting the famous. Southern Gate is open from 08:00 am, so remember to use other 2 gates if you want to visit the structure at dawn. And how to do it in an epoch when so many have the time and the money to see what they want, whenever they want to - and at whatever price?


Enactus Italy was established in 2016 as the newest branch of Enactus International. As part of Enactus, Enactus Italy's mission is to engage the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders to use innovation and business principles to improve the world.
Enactus Italy carries out its mission by bringing university students and faculty advisors together with renowned business leaders, thus bridging the gap between the academic world and the professional one. This is achieved by encouraging each Enactus university team to develop sustainable, entrepreneurial, and social projects aimed at tackling the problems present in the communities in which they operate.
Every year, Enactus Italy organizes a National Competition where all university teams compete against each other in front of a panel of judges from the business world, not only to celebrate their achievements throughout the academic year, but also to win the honour of representing Italy at the Enactus World Cup.
All Enactus competitions are judged following the same criterion: Which team most effectively used entrepreneurial action to empower people to improve their livelihoods in an economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable way.