Allahabad, 10 March. After the recent crisis of capitalism people all over the world today are hitting the streets and taking part in various anti-system movements. Also, the process of discourse on socialism as an alternative to capitalism has picked up once again. Even in India people have begun to talk about this alternative. It is in this context that a Five-day Fifth Arvind Memorial seminar on "Problems of Socialist Transition" began today at Vigyan Parishad Sabhagar, Maharshi Dayanand Marg. Apart from intellectuals and social activists from different parts of country, there will also be participation from abroad. The seminar is being organized by Arvind Memorial Trust.
While making a formal announcement of the seminar, Meenakshy, managing trustee of Arvind Memorial Trust, said in her welcome statement that the real tribute to a brilliant talented and spirited revolutionary like Com. Arvind would be to continue the process of theoretical-practical experiments related to the goal of emancipation of the proletariat and Indian revolution to which he was committed till this his last breadth. Arvind Memorial Trust is committed to this very goal. The trust has been established in memory of Com. Arvind who passed away in 2008. Its headquarter, library and archive are at located in Lucknow. In memory of Com. Arvind, the Arvind Memorial Trust organises a national seminar each year on an important aspect of the movement for social change.
Famous poetess and social activist Katyayani who is associated with Arvind Memorial Trust said while introducing the topic that the cacophony of capitalist triumphalism, "End of History" which began after the collapse of Soviet Union has got silenced after the structural crisis of global capitalism. But numerous deviations are surfacing from within the communist movement itself. In such a situation it has become extremely important to enter into debate concerning all questions related to the myriad problems of socialist transition in the light of the past experiences.
Several important papers will be presented in the first three days of the seminar on different aspects of the subject. Some of these include paper on Soviet experiments by Abhinav Sinha, Editor, Aahwan, On Chinese socialism and Cultural Revolution by Sukhwinder, Editor Punjabi journal Pratibadh, On Stalin and Soviet Socialism by Dr. Amritpal from Ludhiana, On communisms of post-Marxists by Shivani and Baby Kumari of Delhi University, On socialism in Cuba, Venezuela etc. by Sunny Singh and Arvind Rathee of DU and On Maoism and Mao Tse-tung Thought by Harsh Thakor, Mumbai. Mithilesh Kumar of Western Sidney University, Australia will present a paper on Crisis of the European Left and a team of political activists from Nepal will present their paper on socialist transition and the question of Nepalese revolution. Besides a left revolutionary group from Greece and some political activists from US will make a presentation through internet link-up in the seminar. On the fourth and fifth day of the seminar, intensive discussion and debate will take place on the issues raised in the papers.
A delegation has come from Nepal especially to attend the seminar which includes senior poet and General secretary of Nepal Progressive Writers Association Mitralal Pangyani, poet and coordinator of Critical Study and Research Centre Vishnu Gyawali, General Secretary of Gandaki Sahitya Sangam Rajendra Paudel, Member of National Council of Nepal Progressive Writers Association Pramod Dhital, Critic PurushottamRizal, Film critic and central committee member of All Nepal Cineworkers Union Madhav Dhungel, Journalist Naresh Gyawali and CentralCouncilor of Nepal Journalists Federation Sangeet Shrota.
Other participants include Deepti Gopinath from Indian Airport Employees Association Mumbai, Shirish Medhi Visthapan Virodhi Andolan Thane, Narayan Kharade theatre activist from Mumbai University, Harsh Thakore, D K Rathode from Ahmdabad, P L Shakun and P N Maindola from Jaipur, Sanjeev Chakraborty from Kolkata. Besides, several social activists , cultural activists and intellectuals from Maharashtra, Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal are also attending the seminar.
In the first day of the seminar, a paper was presented by Abhinav Sinha, editor of students-youth Magazine "Ahwan" on the topic " Soviet Socialist experiments and problems of socialist transition: Problems of history and theory". The socialist experiment of the Soviet Union in the duration of 1917 to the decade of 1930s was critically analysed in the paper.
Today's session was presided over by senior poet and General secretary of Nepal Progressive Writers Association Mitralal Pangyani, Dr. Sukhdev from Sirsa and Meenakshy, managing trustee of Arvind Memorial Trust. Satyam Varma moderated today's session.
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The racing this weekend at Bristol should be different from what was seen back in March. Since then the concrete surface was shaved down to bring back the kind of racing that fans used to love at Bristol – all the fender bumping and grinding. It was about five years ago they made a change that allowed more side-by-side racing and eliminated most of the bumping, but the fans didn't like it.
There were only five cautions back in March and there was just one major crash. Years ago there could be as many as 20 wrecks during a typical night of racing. The fans loved it – it's why they went to Bristol. And that's why they're bringing that type of racing back.
That's the intent anyway, but the drivers aren't sure what to expect. Points leader Greg Biffle says, "I just hope that they didn't screw it up." But he adds, "We just have to wait and see when we get there. I think it's going to be exciting either way."
Clint Bowyer, Jeff Burton and defending series champion Tony Stewart did a one day tire test there a few weeks ago and said the areas along the wall are pretty slick. As a result there's less room to race, reducing the track from three grooves to two and it'll tighten things up.
With three races to go before the start of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, 10 drivers have a chance to clinch a spot in the Chase. One of them is Brad Keselowski who'll be looking for his third straight Sprint Cup win at Bristol. Darrell Waltrip has the Bristol record with seven straight victories from 1981 to 1984.
The race is being carried nationally on ABC, but since Channel 7 is carrying the Bills game on Saturday night the race will be moved to ESPN.


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As the global economy has struggled to find its way to recovery this year, we decided to take a much-used word and ask artists to play around with its meaning and implication so that the word economy could be re-envisioned. We challenged contributors to send us interpretive and imaginative explorations of this one word — and our challenge was met with a rowdy, triumphant and eclectic mix of poems, flash fiction, visual artwork, and video poetry.
As editors, we had the difficult and stimulating task of selecting work we believe depicted the word beyond its stereotypical associations. We sought out submissions that weren't so much about the news of the word but about its heart and heat. It has been a real honor to read through, select and then present the brave and beautiful work in this issue of qarrtsiluni, which engages its audience to read and think in new and wonderful ways.


N104!!! Is an amazing player. He fixes problems in the game and make the game a great environment. N104!!! doesnt say anything mean to anyone at all and follows all game rules. If N104!!! Wasn't a moderator or admin it would be a criminal thing to do from the administration team. N104!!! FOR MODERATOR!!!
Problems? I don't remember that part side... Wait, what type of problems?
Yeah, I remember that. At first I thought you was scared of me or something. Then I found out you thought I was a mod.
That's because you guys (I'm talking about the quoted 'us') still havn't appeared to figured out that rules aren't there to spoil your fun or give the mods a reason to punish you their main reason is so your fun isn't spoiled (by players doing offensive things etc) or, if you are the one breaking the rules, so you don't spoil other player's fun.
Mods do more than that, but to my knowledge that's a mod's main objective.
N104 I have know you for a long time. I think that you deserve something because most of the time there you are in the chat lobby . You watch over everyone who needs help and also a good person.
See what I mean LOL. Mod material.
Most people think that being a mod is a reward. Being a mod isn't a reward or just something cool, it's a responsibility. As I said before, I don't want be a mod because people say I deserve something, I want to be a mod because I could help WI.
I was only explaining something haha.
Haha Blair He can't help it.
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California's Central Valley has disproportionately high coronavirus positivity rates
Coronavirus in California
Gov. Newsom vows to help Central Valley workers testing disproportionately high for COVID-19
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday spoke in Stockton to highlight an increase in infections in the Central Valley, where the positivity rate of coronavirus ranges between nearly 11 and 18%.
STOCKTON, Calif. - Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday spoke in Stockton to highlight an increase in infections in the Central Valley, where the positivity rate of coronavirus ranges between nearly 11 and 18%.
Those numbers are much higher than the 14-day average 7.5% percent experienced in the rest of the state, and the virus disproportionately affects essential workers and Latinos, he said.
He announced that $52 million will be dispersed to eight counties in the region, which will be spent on better quarantine conditions, testing methods and enhancing support for health care workers.
Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks in Stockton. July 27, 2020
Newsom also said that three new "strike teams," comprising workers from the Office of Emergeny Services, OSHA and social services, will be dispatched to focus specifically on the Central Valley.
The money and help come after Newsom's Friday focus on essential workers, where he pledged to do more to farm workers, grocery clerks and truck drivers.
Latinos make up 39% of California's population but 55% of confirmed positive coronavirus cases, according to state data. They account for 45% of the deaths, more than any other group.
Latino lawmakers and nonprofits welcomed the focus but called it the first steps to address a pressing and grave problem.
"This is something that has to be talked about every single day," said Christian Arana, policy director for the Latino Community Foundation. He said lawmakers needed to take swift action because of the rapid spread of the virus through the state and community.
Many farm workers still don't have access to appropriate masks and protective equipment, and many are afraid to get tested for the virus because it could force them to stop working, said Armando Valdez, who runs a nonprofit in Fresno and has been working with farm workers and other families in the area during the pandemic.
"If you do it and become positive you're not going to have any food on your table, but if you continue you most likely can either die of this or infect other people," he said.
He said much of the state and federal virus relief money has been tied up in bureaucracy or run through organizations that aren't the closest to the ground. Many workers are still getting evicted despite state policies designed to prevent it right now, and at some farms workers still aren't getting enough protective equipment, he said. His organization made and distributed more than 4,000 masks.
Efforts in the Legislature attempt to tackle some of these problems.
A bill by Democratic Assemblyman David Chiu and others, would prevent landlords from evicting tenants who can't pay their rent during the pandemic. It would give tenants up to one year to pay back that rent before a landlord could file a civil action, which would not include eviction. Another bill by state Sen. Jerry Hill would make a coronavirus infection eligible for workers' compensation benefits. That bill has already cleared the Senate and is now in the state Assembly.
A third bill, by Democratic Sen. Anthony Portantino, would require expanded paid sick leave for food sector workers, including farm workers, so that people who are sick don't come to work. Democratic Assemblywoman Eloise Gomez Reyes has legislation that requires businesses to report virus outbreaks, something they aren't currently mandated to do.
"Our community is in grave need of government intervention. Requiring businesses to be transparent with their workers and the state about positive coronavirus cases in the workplace is a basic action we can take to protect Latino workers," members of the legislative Latino Caucus said in a statement.
Associated Press reporters Kathleen Ronayne and Adam Beam contributed. This story was reported from Oakland, Calif.

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We were externally assessed as achieving level 3 of the Equality Standard for Local Government (ESLG) "by a significant margin, with deeply embedded processes which clearly demonstrate a genuine commitment to the principles of equality and diversity" in May 2008.
The ESLG has been replaced by the Equality Framework for Local Government (EFLG). Currently, the Equality Frameworks are owned and resourced by the Local Government Association.


Even though Maddy does not play the central character, he was more than glad to work with Mani Ratnam.
Actor R. Madhavan plays a journalist for the first time in Mani Rathnam's much discussed Guru.
Says Maddy: "I've always been on the other side of the firing line. Now I know how it feels to be asking the questions."
Reliving the experience of shooting with his mentor, Maddy says: "Guru is going to be no ordinary film. Trust me, I've worked thrice with Mani, including the Tamil versions of Saathiya and Yuva. Never have I seen him so charged. Mani wanted to go into the various time passages in Guru chronologically. He waited for all our dates, and then did it in one go."
Any regrets about not being the central character in his mentor's film?
"None at all. I've no qualms in doing anything Mani asks me to. He's my guru. And when my guru asked me to be in Guru, there was no question of questioning him. Nobody questions Mani."
Maddy is happy to have worked with Abhishek Bachchan.
"He's one actor who's a friend first. It is very difficult to make friends with your colleagues. Somewhere the sense of competitiveness comes in. Not with Abhishek. I always wish I could do Hindi versions of my Tamil films. But when Abhishek did Run and Yuva, I was the happiest. If Mani's Yuva took Abhishek two steps forward, Guru will take him 10 steps."
Interestingly, Madhavan shot for Rituparno Ghosh's Sunglass back-to-back with Guru.
"Though it was my first time with Ritu, it felt like we had worked together many times. If in Guru I have Abhishek for company in Sunglass I've Jayaji. People tend to notice how strong his mom's influence is on Abhishek's personality, specially the eyes and smile."
After completing his work in Guru and Sunglass, Madhavan is now in Malaysia for a week of vacation with wife Sarita and son Vedant.
"Actually," Maddy confesses, "my parents advised me to go alone. Taking my son along is as good as kissing my vacation goodbye. To say he's a handful would be an understatement. He's barely one, and he turns on my laptop and plays music. He seems to be a gizmo expert from now only. He makes us run around his little finger. The only one not in his control is our parrot Ashley. Ashley hates Vedant for stealing away the attention. Even I feel the same way every time I see my wife and son together."


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New 'Twitter Files' Drops Revealing FBI Agents Got Pushback on 'Election Interference' Threat
By Kyle Becker December 18, 2022 Updated: December 20, 2022
A new Twitter Files installment just dropped and it blows another hole in the federal government's narrative that it had a vested stake in working closely with the platform to prevent a serious threat of "foreign election interference."
Instead, it very much seems the case that the "foreign election interference" narrative was merely a pretense to censor Americans who justifiably and constitutionally questioned their elections. The following thread comes via journalist Matt Taibbi:
THREAD: Twitter Files Supplemental
July of 2020, San Francisco FBI agent Elvis Chan tells Twitter executive Yoel Roth to expect written questions from the Foreign Influence Task Force (FITF), the inter-agency group that deals with cyber threats. (2.In)
The questionnaire authors seem displeased with Twitter for implying, in a July 20th "DHS/ODNI/FBI/Industry briefing," that "you indicated you had not observed much recent activity from official propaganda actors on your platform."
would think that would be good news. The agencies seemed to feel otherwise. (4.One) Chan underscored this: "There was quite a bit of discussion within the USIC to get clarifications from your company," he wrote, referring to the United States Intelligence Community. The task force demanded to know how Twitter came to its unpopular conclusion. Oddly, it included a bibliography of public sources – including a Wall Street Journal article – attesting to the prevalence of foreign threats, as if to show Twitter they got it wrong. Roth, receiving the questions, circulated them with other company executives, and complained that he was "frankly perplexed by the requests here, which seem more like something we'd get from a congressional committee than the Bureau."
He added he was not "comfortable with the Bureau (and by extension the IC) demanding written answers." The idea of the FBI acting as conduit for the Intelligence Community is interesting, given that many agencies are barred from domestic operations. He then sent another note internally, saying the premise of the questions was "flawed," because "we've been clear that official state propaganda is definitely a thing on Twitter." Note the italics for emphasis.
Roth suggested they "get on the phone with Elvis ASAP and try to straighten this out," to disabuse the agencies of any notion that state propaganda is not a "thing" on Twitter. This exchange is odd among other things because some of the "bibliography" materials cited by the FITF are sourced to intelligence officials, who in turn cited the public sources. The FBI responded to Friday's report by saying it "regularly engages with private sector entities to provide information specific to identified foreign malign influence actors' subversive, undeclared, covert, or criminal activities."
This is breaking news. It will be updated as more information is forthcoming.


Lisa began singing, writing music, and honing her skills as a performer at the age of 30, while pregnant with her second of two sons. Since then, countless life experiences over the past few decades have contributed to her growth and develpment as an artist. From first listen, it doesn't take long to recognize that she had been doing the world a disservice those 30 years. Through a fog of mundanely monotonous music, Lisa shines as a rare combination of raw vocal talent and deep, impactful lyricism, effortlessly coalesced by her skillful guitar playing. Paul Anderson of the LA Times said, "Her crystal-clear voice will make your head turn. And once you hear her folk-based songs, you're hooked..." She has been hired to perform at gigs and house concerts all over Southern and Central California, she has sung professionally in recording studios for many artists and producers, and she even won a songwriting competition, for which the grand prize was a full scholorship to the 11-day Songwriters Bootcamp in Idaho. This only served to sharpen her craft further, and she has been spreading joy and introspection through her music ever since. She released her second CD "Red Jasper Sun" in 2005 and went on to be a finalist in the Performing Songwriter competition at the Wild Flower Arts & Music Festival in Richardson Texas. Lisa delivers smartly crafted songs in a variety of colors and textures in plainspoken stories and with honesty and depth of emotion. Moving songs of loss and heartbreak. Songs that remind us it's the simple things that matter most. Songs that tell us to open our hearts and love. Influenced by "all the music that ever touched me", she cites Patti Griffin, the Indigo Girls, Paula Cole, Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, Bob Seeger, and Shawn Colvin as some of her favorite songwriters.
Winner - 2004 Performing Songwriters Boot Camp" Competition at Highland Grounds in Hollywood.
Lisa is experienced in/available for studio sessions singing lead vocals, and is an expert in harmonizing as a back-up vocalist. She is also available for voiceover work.
Red Jasper Sun is Lisa's second and most recent recorded album. The album was recorded live at Hallenbeck's General Store in North Hollywood, CA. All but one song done in one take. Includes 15 songs, all written and performed by Lisa Turner, accompanied by a live band, including her incredibly talented son Tim Turner on back-up vocals and guitar.
All lyrics are included in an enclosed booklet. The album also includes a Quick Time Movie video of a 16th song, "Sometimes."
First Son is Lisa's first album. Recorded in Pasadena, First son has 10 songs, all written and performed by Lisa Turner, with lyric booklet included. Background vocals on all but two tracks by her 11-year-old "first son," Tim, make this album especially special. First Son was recorded in Pasadena, CA.


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Q: Removing duplicates in parent and child entity in XSLT I have a sample message in which I need to remove duplicate within the block of temperatureInformation and temperatureStats.
The sample message is
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<body>
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                        <value qual="CC">20</value>
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I am using the below XSLT in which duplicate of the parent which is temperatureInformation is removed but duplicate within the child temperatureStats are not removed
The expected output is
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                        </row>
                        <row>
                            <attr name="StatsCode">CODE6</attr>
                        </row>
                    </attrGroupMany>
                </row>
                <row>
                    <attr name="temperatureCode">HANDLING</attr>
                    <attrGroupMany name="temperatureStats">
                        <row>
                            <attr name="StatsCode">CODE7</attr>
                        </row>
                        <row>
                            <attr name="StatsCode">CODE8</attr>
                        </row>
                    </attrGroupMany>
                </row>
            </attrGroupMany>
        </pos>
    </party>
</body>
</document>

XSLT used is
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
version="1.0">

    <xsl:key name="grouptemperatureInformation" match="party/pos/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']/row"
    use="concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'])"/>

    <xsl:key name="grouptemperatureStats" match="party/pos/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']/row/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']/row"
    use="concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode'])"/>

    <xsl:template match="@* | node()">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | node()"/>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="row[generate-id() = generate-id(key('grouptemperatureInformation', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature']))[1])]"/>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | key('grouptemperatureInformation', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|',../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature']))/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']/row"/>

            <!-- <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/>
        <xsl:apply-templates select="row[generate-id() = generate-id(key('grouptemperatureStats', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode']))[1])]"/> -->
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

Can anyone guide me where I am going wrong.

A: As well as removing the duplicate "temperatureInformation" elements, for each such distinct element it looks like you want to merge the distinct "temperatureStats" elements for all elements in the group.
As this is a second level of grouping, the key for this will need to take into the first level of grouping too, and so look like this:
<xsl:key name="grouptemperatureStats"
         match="party/pos/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']/row/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']/row"
         use="concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../../../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../../../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'], '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode'])"/>

To use it, in a template matching the "temperatureStats" element, you would first select all the elements in the current parent group
    <xsl:variable name="group"
                  select="key('grouptemperatureInformation', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature']))/attrGroupMany[@name='temperatureStats']/row" />

Then you could then select the distinct "temperatureStats" elements within this using the second key
  <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | $group[generate-id() = generate-id(key('grouptemperatureStats', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../../../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../../../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'], '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode']))[1])]"/>

Try this XSLT
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
    <xsl:key name="grouptemperatureInformation"
             match="party/pos/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']/row"
             use="concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'])"/>

    <xsl:key name="grouptemperatureStats"
             match="party/pos/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']/row/attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']/row"
             use="concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../../../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../../../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'], '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode'])"/>

    <xsl:template match="@* | node()">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | node()"/>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureInformation']">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="row[generate-id() = generate-id(key('grouptemperatureInformation', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature']))[1])]"/>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="attrGroupMany[@name = 'temperatureStats']">
        <xsl:variable name="group" select="key('grouptemperatureInformation', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature']))/attrGroupMany[@name='temperatureStats']/row" />
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | $group[generate-id() = generate-id(key('grouptemperatureStats', concat(generate-id(ancestor::pos), '|', ../../../attr[@name = 'temperatureCode'], '|', ../../../attrQualMany[@name = 'temperature'], '|', attr[@name = 'StatsCode']))[1])]"/>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>
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While white shirts and ties definitively enhanced the Saga dining experience, there was a greater purpose in creating this dress code. The Collegian stated, "The big reason that shirts and ties are a must for evening wear is because Hillsdale has a chance to get a new quarter of a million dollar dining hall. The people that are going to support the new hall are judging the dining room by the people who eat in it, and if everybody looks sharp, they just might think that we're worth it!" I guess the phrase "don't judge a book by its cover" hadn't quite gained its popularity yet.
I, for one, can attest that the dress of students did not draw me to Hillsdale. If anything, it was something I had to grapple with for hours before making my decision: Could I handle seeing teenagers running around in shorts and Hawaiian shirts in minus 55-degree weather? I'm still waiting to see if I will survive witnessing this epidemic.
The suspension of the dress code in 1970 had some immediate, unseen, and unfortunate effects. In a Letter to the Editor published on May 14, 1970, a student questioned a fashion faux pas, asking, "Is there anything wrong with sitting in front of Central Hall with a sheet on your head? I thought the dress code here had been abolished." Maybe the dress code wasn't such a bad idea after all.


text:
Tibetans meet to plan new strategy
Hundreds of exiles gather in India to re-evaluate struggle for autonomy from China.
The Dalai Lama admitted recently that his efforts to win autonomy from China had failed [AFP]
A Chinese government spokesman earlier dismissed the gathering to discuss the core of the decades-old dispute, saying that such "separatist attempts will get nowhere".
On Sunday, the Dalai Lama's envoys to the Beijing talks said China had rejected a detailed plan on how Tibetans could meet their needs of autonomy within the framework of the Chinese constitution.
Thorny issue
Before Monday's meeting, the Dalai Lama urged the 500 participants to consider all aspects of policy regarding China, ensuring that the thorny issue of whether to push for full independence is tackled.
The Dalai Lama's envoys said Beijing had rejected their plan for autonomy [AFP]
Tibetan officials said the 73-year-old Nobel Peace laureate would not be attending the meeting, in a bid to ensure that any decisions are independent of his own views.
Many Tibetans say they were an independent nation before communist troops invaded in 1950, while Beijing says the Himalayan region has been part of its territory for centuries.
Some younger Tibetan exiles are now demanding the Dalai Lama's campaign for "meaningful autonomy" be replaced by a more aggressive pro-independence stance.
"We certainly hope the cause of independence for Tibet is stronger by the end of the week," said Tsewang Rigzin, president of the influential Tibetan Youth Congress.
"I was a bit surprised when the Dalai Lama called this meeting," he told AFP. "But it was high time. As he says, he has done everything in his power and not made progress."
The meeting in the Indian hill town, which has no policy-making power because any recommendations must be approved by the exiled Tibetan parliament, comes as the Tibetan movement braces for change.
'Strong frustration'
Some Tibetans have cited the March crackdown on anti-Chinese protests in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa - which left 200 Tibetans dead according to the government-in-exile - as proof that a new, more radical strategy is needed.
Tenzin Bayul, one of the delegates gathered in Dharamsala, said she felt it was a moment of historic importance.
"Non-violence is central to our culture, but frustration is strong among young Tibetans and people get very angry about the lack of success," said the young activist studying at Tufts University in Boston.
"This situation has gone on for so long, and the Dalai Lama is tired."


text:
Boilers must impress in remaining games
Clyde Hughes
After six losses in the past 10 games, all in Big Ten play, Purdue women's basketball coach Sharon Versyp said her squad realizes every game is precious if it wants to reach postseason play.
The Boilermakers are coming off a 73-59 loss at Maryland Thursday night, their second loss in nine days to the fifth-ranked Terrapins. Purdue (16-8, 7-6 Big Ten) is tied for sixth place with Nebraska (16-8, 7-6).
Purdue has now fallen behind two teams in the Big Ten standings that its already beaten in Minnesota (17-7, 19-4) and Indiana (16-9, 8-5). Versyp said, though, the Boilermakers showed solid improvement from the last time they played Maryland and believes the team can close out the regular season strong.
"It's now time," Purdue's all-time winningest coach said before practice Friday. "We've got the last three out of five at home and we've got to take advantage of that."
Purdue starts off this critical stretch of five games in Mackey Arena on Sunday against Michigan (15-10, 6-7), a team it edged 65-63 on Dec. 31. Michigan has been one of the highest scoring teams in the Big Ten all season, averaging 81.3 points per game while shooting 49 percent from the field.
The Wolverines' Katelyn Flaherty has been one of the league's top scorers, averaging 22.7 points per contest while Hallie Thome is averaging 14.4 points a game.
"They just score a ton of points and they're playing really well together," Versyp said. "Every single person can score. Sometimes they've gone to a four-guard lineup and spread you out to keep the big kid isolated down low. If we play like we did last night, we'll be in there."
During Thursday's loss, Purdue held Maryland to 39 percent shooting before foul trouble helped the Terrapins pull away.
"We had great fight," Versyp said. "We attacked the hole hard and tried to get the foul. We forced them into turnovers and made them feel uncomfortable and didn't allow them to shoot well. No one got off to an amazing start (against us). We had hustle plays and got back to a fighting grit."
Senior April Wilson continues to lead the Boilermakers, averaging 15 points per game while junior guard Ashley Morrissette is averaging 12.2 points. Versyp was pleased with the play of Andreona Keys, who scored 12 points and grabbed four rebounds.
Versyp, though, said the Boilermakers will need more production out of the post players. Torrie Thornton fouled out in the Maryland game while other post players found themselves in foul trouble as the Terrapins won the rebounding battle 45-35.
"Rebounding (has been) really low," Versyp said. "Bridget (Perry) can play the 3-4, so she's doing her job. She's not always consistent, but she's going to always give you something. We're fouling way too much and putting them at the line and that's because of our post play.
"We have to be more disciplined and more accountable. You can't foul people attacking the hole. At the post, if you're playing 20 minutes, you shouldn't have just two boards."
Sunday Michigan State (15-10, 6-7 Big Ten)
Thursday at Iowa (15-10, 5-8)
Feb. 22 at Nebraska (16-8. 7-6)
Feb. 25 Rutgers (15-10, 6-7)
Feb. 28 Wisconsin (7-16, 3-10)


Most of the smartphone user all over the world use Whatsapp for chat and also uses smileys in communication. But does anyone thought how funny it'll be if one makes those smileys in real. Here is a video showing how funny it's to see those smileys on a real face.


text:
UK Milford Haven refinery sale fails; plant to be dismantled
(Reuters) – A deal to rescue the UK's Milford Haven oil refinery has collapsed, operator Murphy Oil said late on Tuesday, forcing it to permanently shutter the plant as the latest victim of a deep slump in the European refining industry.
Klesch Refining Limited, run by billionaire investor Gary Klesch, had agreed to buy the idled plant in July, but the deal was contingent on a combination of government support and private financing from banks. The deadline for that passed on Oct. 31, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Murco Petroleum, a subsidiary of the U.S.-based Murphy Oil Corp, announced that the sale of the 135,000 barrels per day Milford Haven refinery, Britain's smallest, and related terminal assets has been cancelled.
"The parties are not engaged in further discussions," Murco said in the statement.
"The refinery is currently in a period of shut-down and will be decommissioned while the company seeks a buyer for the terminal facility along with the three inland terminals."
It said there would be a "significant number of redundancies". The source said that more than 300 of the 450 employees will be laid off, with the remainder staying on to operate the storage terminal.
Murphy has been trying for more than two years to sell the plant, which had been singled out as a candidate for closure as its location on the far west of the British Isles places it far from large demand centres.
Europe's ageing refining industry has been caught between declining demand, increased competition from state-of-the-art overseas operations and fierce new competition from U.S. plants fed with cheap shale oil, forcing a wave of closures.
More than 10 medium-sized refineries may need to shut by 2018 in order to balance the market, according to analysts.
Klesch, who bought another small refinery in Germany in 2010, has surprised the industry by betting that his austere, tightly run Geneva-based group can turn around once loss-making plants and succeed where bigger but less nimble oil majors fail.
Sources familiar with the matter had said earlier on Tuesday that Klesch and Murphy Oil had extended the deadline to later this week to negotiate the purchase.
"It became clear that Klesch would be unable to find the financing and at that point Murphy decided to draw a line," the source said.
There was no immediate comment from Klesch. (Reporting by Simon Falush, Ron Bousso and Anupam Chatterjee; editing by Jane Baird, Alan Crosby and Ken Wills)


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The Wisdom of the Earth
China's leader really gets RFID.
By Kevin Ashton
Tags: Innovation, Internet of Things, IT/Infrastructure, Operations
Jul 25, 2011—I visited China this spring, exactly 10 years since I first went to start the Auto-ID Center at Fudan University, in Shanghai. A lot has changed, but it's not surprising. Back then, you could sense the nation was getting ready for a period of unprecedented growth. Today, you can see the money as you walk the streets. Downtown Shanghai, once a few small buildings, is crowded with skyscrapers. Macau, the gambling center, makes three times more money than Las Vegas. In Hong Kong, where the rich Chinese shop, there are lines outside Prada, Gucci and other luxury stores.
While the United States works to overcome the self-inflicted devastation of the 2008 recession and distracts itself with presidential birth certificates and other trivia, China stays focused on economic growth. And RFID is a central part of China's plan. How central? China has, to the best of my knowledge, the only head of state who understands RFID. Premier Wen Jiabao, the principal architect of China's economic growth, has been citing the Internet of Things as an area of strategic growth for China for several years now. In an August 2009 speech, he presented a formula that translates to "Internet + Internet of Things = Wisdom of the Earth." After the birth of computing, and the arrival of the Internet, the Internet of Things—a standardized way for computers to understand the world without human help, using RFID networks and sensors—is the "third wave" of information technology. It will have a huge impact on the 21st century.
China's premier gets this. As a result, his government is investing heavily in RFID, planning to use it in health care and national identification cards, and opening and funding research centers in Hong Kong and other areas.
Yes, some other countries fund RFID initiatives, but I haven't heard of other world leaders talking about RFID with Wen's depth of understanding. Top hits in a Google search for "Obama RFID," for example, are YouTube videos about government conspiracies, followed by two articles from RFID Journal: a 2008 editorial hoping the new president will see RFID as part of America's future, and a blog post from April 2011 pointing out a hint of RFID in a White House press release about ID cards.
China's economy will become larger than the U.S. economy by 2016, according to the International Monetary Fund. The country will use RFID to help fuel that growth, and in doing so, it will have a massive impact on the RFID market. Already, China appears to be developing its own RFID standards, having rejected EPC Gen 2 because it's burdened with royalty claims—most of them from U.S. companies. Unless things change drastically, China, led by its visionary premier, will consolidate its position as the world's largest and most advanced RFID user. And since the player with the most leverage sets the rules, the world could soon be saying ni hao—hello—to China's RFID standard, whatever it turns out to be.
Kevin Ashton was cofounder and executive director of the Auto-ID Center.
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MFA Ground under FIFA Forward Project unveiled at Sairang Dinthar
NEW DELHI: The new Mizoram Football Association Ground -- the FIFA Forward Project -- at Sairang Dinthar was unveiled on Monday (March 8, 2021) by Sports Minister Mr. Robert Romawia Royte. The ground has been constructed as part of the FIFA Forward Project funded by the International governing body of football and granted to the Mizoram FA by the All India Football Federation.
Praful Patel, President, All India Football Federation in his message said: "All India Football Federation is delighted to be part of the development process in helping out the Mizoram Football Federation with the artificial turf under the FIFA Forward Programme. The AIFF is committed to the growth of the sport in every corner of the country and is aware of the passion for the 'Beautiful Game' in the state."
"Over the years, Mizoram has unearthed so many talents – some of whom have gone on to earn laurels for India as an International footballer, and so many at the domestic level. I am confident that the artificial turf will help the Mizoram FA to further broad base the sport in the state, and allow a training ground for the future stars in the sport to take Indian Football Forward Together."
"AIFF appreciates and is thankful to FIFA for all their help and look forward to the support and cooperation all throughout."
AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das also sent a message saying, "The passion for football in Mizoram is unparalleled. There have been so many talented players from the state who have played with much repute at various clubs all over, and also at the International level. The artificial turf under the FIFA Forward Programme which the AIFF has granted to the Mizoram FA will go a long way in providing an additional practice base for stars of the future."
"The AIFF is indebted to FIFA for their help and support to Indian Football. I wish good luck to the Mizoram FA and look forward to them carrying on the good work at the Grassroots, and building on from there to take Indian Football Forward Together."
FIFA's South Asia Development Officer Prince Rufus, who has been instrumental in the execution of the ground, and also attended the unveiling and he commended the efforts of the MFA in constructing a world class football ground in a hilly region with tropical weather.
The unveiling of the new MFA Ground was celebrated with a Grassroots Football Festival prior to the inauguration programme where 50 children from the AIFF-MFA Grassroots programme took part in showcasing their skills in an exhibition match.
A Veteran Exhibition Football Match also took place where former footballers who have represented the state in competitions took part as homage from the MFA for their past sacrifices and endeavours. Former Mizoram football stars played a fantastically jovial match to celebrate their part in being the torch bearers of football in Mizoram.
Minister for Sports Mr. Robert Romawia Royte expressed his gratitude saying: "As a football lover myself, I am elated that I am able to unveil a ground constructed through the aid of FIFA. For this I am grateful to the AIFF and FIFA. I am also delighted that this kind of backing from FIFA is earned only through the work of the MFA, the District FAs' and the successes of our footballers."
"We will ensure that proper grounds are laid in every district headquarters and in several sub division headquarters. The demand for artificial turfs might not be visible to some, but it is an objective for us to build proper football grounds without prompting additional strain on the state's finances. We have a target of 24 artificial turfs in Mizoram, which will be a record in India."
MFA President Mr. Lal Thanzara welcomed the esteemed guests at the inauguration and thanked the efforts laid by all the necessary personnel in the fruition of the MFA Ground. He stated that the MFA Ground is a result of the collaborative effort of the MFA, DFA, Zone FA, players and every essential personnel in football.
The MFA Honorary Secretary Lalnghinglova Hmar gave a detailed account of how the new ground came into completion. "As we unveil this new ground we remember all the efforts of our predecessors at the MFA, our past players and coaches. We are now reaping the benefits of their hard work and sacrifices, and for this, this ground is truly a result of our collective effort and this is a ground for the people," Mr. Hmar stated.
The Honorary Secretary also thanked the people of Sairang Dinthar for their support as well as mentioning the support of the government who aided the efforts of the MFA with Rs.80 lakhs in cultivating the site of the rocky ground.
The MFA Ground unveiling was attended by MFA and District FA delegates, forward Mizoram footballers as well as special invited guests.
Some facts about the new ground:
Playing area is 105x68 metres
Turf covered area is 111x74 metres (includes an extra metre on each side.)
It is surrounded by a 4 metre high steel wire mesh on all sides with a 6 metre mesh behind each goal.
A 15x10 feet concrete store-room is also constructed by the main entry.
Substitute bench, goal post (with additional two mobile goal posts), corner flags are all set up coming from FIFA.
A tractor for maintenance of the artificial grass as well as several maintenance equipment have all been provided by FIFA.
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There is a special kind of beauty in handmade items, particularly those that have stood the test of time. I have long been a collector of things old and venerable, and love the part I play in keeping and protecting them. Perhaps it is the rushed nature of time in our lives today that draws so many of us to collectibles such as baskets, created by people with physically harder days but longer empty hours.
The baskets I love are Nantucket Lightship baskets, crafted by the calloused hands of sailors, sea-toughened men whiling away wet and salt-sprayed hours on a ship that rolled and dipped with the pitch of the ocean beneath it. The baskets that survive are precious now, perhaps all the more so because once they were not.
When they were new, they held bread and sewing and berries gathered from the hedge beside the cottage. They were made by men who worked hard with their hands, and used by people who did the same.
Today, Lightship Baskets are a collectible treasure so valued on Nantucket Island that they have a museum dedicated to them. Located at 49 Union Street, the Nantucket Lightship Basket Museum is dedicated to the island's rich history of basket making, as well as a nod to the history of the Lightships.
In the 19th Century, Lightships were sentinels stationed at dangerous off-shore shoals, warning others in the waters of treacherous shipwreck sites. The first lightship was stationed at Nantucket's South Shoal on June 15th, 1854.
Whale oil supplied the warning lamps in early years, seen at most at a distance of a few miles on a clear night, far less when the weather turned grey and stormy. Nantucket Lightship crewmen were basket makers for diversion from boredom, as well as a way to earn extra income.
It was after 1900 that work on the the baskets moved off ships and onto the island. In the late 1940s, Jose Formoso Reyes, one of the foremost basket makers of his time, created the "Friendship Basket," a cane woven basket with a lid and a carved ivory whale mounted on top. It is the model for the popular handbags sold today.
In my many years as a Nantucket Islander, I have frequently found myself unable to resist these treasured baskets. My collection was written about in a blog post that you can read at Connecticut Cottages & Gardens.
Perhaps this post will inspire you to start a basket collection of your own, or to find the space to display with grace and reverence the ones you already own. We are so blessed to live in a world where such treasures can be found.
There's so much information about health risks bombarding us every day, warning us to avoid things or add things, do this and don't do that. It can make your head spin. Scientists and environmental physicians agree that exposure to chemicals can be dangerous for your long term health. The problem is that illnesses, including cancer and degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, can take decades to develop. We're all exposed to thousands of toxins both inside and outside our homes: how do we connect the dots and protect ourselves and our families from harmful chemicals?
You wouldn't take a bath in paint thinner or breathe gas fumes for fun, as Mehmet Oz, M.D., and Michael Roizen, M.D. said in a recent article they wrote for Real Age. But little risks, such as breathing paint fumes one day and cleaning with ammonia another, may add up. Melanie Haiken wrote a wonderful informative piece on how to cancer proof your home, including how to replace seven carcinogens you may not have recognized for Yahoo Health.
To keep it simple, here are my top five things I believe everyone should do. Remember that a healthy home is the ultimate luxury!
1. Make your bedroom the cleanest room in the house.
During sleep, your body works to remove any toxins you were exposed to during the day, and to restore energy and health for body and mind. Replace your mattress and bedding with an organic mattress, made with natural latex, wool or organic cotton. Be sure your pillows are all natural as well. Non-organic cotton is grown in fields soaked in insecticides; dyes and color fixers use heavy metals such as chromium, copper and zink. You can request "no fire retardant chemicals" be used on your mattress; this requires a prescription from your doctor.
2. Keep the air in your house pure.
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America rates indoor air quality as one of the top five environmental health risks. Clear and purify your air by adding a room air-purifier, or go further and install a central filtration system. Models are available that can remove particulates such as dust and pet dander, along with molds, spores, pollen and chemical gases such as sulfuric acid, ammonia and formaldehyde. Commercial cleansers are often overlooked culprits in polluting indoor air; some of their ingredients are carcinogenic and toxic to the lungs, liver and kidneys.
3. Reduce or Eliminate VOCs with Water-Based Paints.
That just-painted smell is actually the off-gassing of chemicals such as benzene, formaldehyde, toluene and zylene. The Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from paints last far longer than the odor does, as can vapors from floor stains, finishes, sealants and caulks. According to the EPA, some of these VOCs are known to cause cancer. Low- or No-VOC products use water as a carrier instead of petroleum-based solvents, reducing the levels of heavy metals and formaldehyde. Even low VOC paints, though, can contain fungicides and biocides, used to prevent mildew growth and extend shelf life. A product I use and recommend is EnviroSafe Paints, which uses no fungicides or biocides at all.
Many conventional cleaning products, rather than cleaning your home, actually pollute it with a toxic mixture of petrochemicals. Experts say chemicals inside our homes may have concentrations of up to 100 times higher than outdoor air. Synthetic fragrances are added to mask the odor of chemical vapors, implicated in headaches, dizziness, skin rashes and respiratory problems, as well as deadly diseases. There are many good green cleaning products on the market made from natural ingredients, such as Seventh Generation: look for products containing citrus oils and enzymes. You can also make your own from items you have in your pantry: I've given instructions on an earlier post. Read it here.
5. Protect your lawn and garden from contaminants.
Once you've made your home a safe-haven from fumes and toxic chemicals, you won't want to live surrounded by pesticides and harsh fertilizers. Lawn and garden chemicals are poisons to things that live, including you and your pets. The residue from these products are too easily tracked into your house, polluting your pristine space. A study from the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) found pesticides in 100% of the people who had both blood and urine tested. Many of these chemicals are linked to cancer, birth defects, and liver or kidney damage. Learn to tolerate a few weeds, or get the family outside in the fresh air to dig them out by hand. Healthy soil is "alive," so boost your soil's health by spreading organic compost or alfa meal.
To do even more for your health, be vigilant about BPA in plastic bottles and pitchers, and in canned goods. Cook with glass, cast iron or porcelain or ceramic-coated pans rather than old nonstick cookware. And choose skincare products made from natural and organic ingredients. Doing just these few things will help to minimize the effects of unavoidable exposure to toxic chemicals and fumes.
Finally, believe, like I do, in the Power of One: the power each of us has to make an impact, create change, and help heal the earth.
One of the most beautiful shells in the world, belonging to the nautilus stenomphalus, is facing a stunning decline in recent years. Sold as a cheaper alternative to pearls due to its lustrous shell, there are no regulatory protections in place for this vulnerable species. This softball-sized mollusk is a slow growing animal that takes fifteen years to reach sexual maturity, so a perilous situation has been created through overfishing.
"In certain areas, it's threatened with extermination," said Neil H. Landman, a biologist and paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History and the co-editor of "Nautilus: The Biology and Paleobiology of a Living Fossil." Scientists began a formal census in 2011 in at least six regions to find out just how endangered the Nautilus is.
The nautilus has been around for about 550 million years, and hasn't changed much in the last 200 million. But it has a new protector: Josiah Utsch, a 12 year old boy from Cape Elizabeth, Maine, was forwarded an article about the animal's peril from his grandmother, and decided to take action. He contacted Dr. Ward, and when he found that there was no organization devoted to saving the nautilus, he and his friend Ridgely Kelly, age 11, launched Save the Nautilus.
Today, news of Save the Nautilus has spread from the United States to Canada, Greece, Spain and the Netherlands. The boys are using social media, including Facebook, to continue their efforts. The majority of donations have come from other children, but recently, the boys were able to take a flight out of Portland to personally hand Dr. Ward a check for $9000 in his office at the University of Washington.
Years ago, I chose the chambered nautilus as the logo for Dujardin Design Associates, and I have always had a deep love for this sea creature, along with artists who have for years immortalized it in poetry and paintings. I wrote about it in a post in August, 2012, sharing examples of how its spiral has influenced the world of art and design.
Its name means "boat" in Greek, and it first fascinated collectors in renaissance Europe who saw the logarithmic spirals as reflecting the larger order of the universe, as well as the curved arms of hurricanes and distant galaxies.
Thanks to children around the country who have responded to Josiah and Ridgely's pleas, more attention is being focused on the animals' plight. In February, Dr. Ward will conduct research in the American Samoa to determine how fast the nautilus can swim and how long it takes for the creature to reach its natural habitat, 2,000 feet below the surface. Josiah and Ridgely will join him.
"These boys, out of the blue, show up in my life and they're doing what I hope all their generation does," Ward said. "Start thinking scientifically.
Marine biologists are lobbying for protection of the nautilus. You can help by spreading the word, and sharing your concern with others. And of course, donate to Save the Nautilus; Josiah and Ridgely will appreciate your support.
This issue first came to my attention through E Magazine. You can read more here.


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Weeds In My Garden: Observations On Some Misunderstood Plants
What is a weed? Definitions abound, some more clever than true. For the author, weeds are plants that grow uninvited in places disturbed by people or their animals. But although weeds may invade our fields and gardens, most are not aggressive away from disturbed areas. Some have notable virtues, whether medicinal, culinary, or even ornamental. Not intended to be a manual of weed identification --- although the descriptions, drawings, and photographs will help readers name many of their newfound friends --- or weed eradication, this book is for anyone interested in weeds as plants. A veritable natural history of weeds, it will encourage readers to look anew at these previously unwelcome guests.
Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated (April 1, 2003)
Product Dimensions: 8 x 1 x 5.5 inches
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Ultimately I found this book to be frustrating. The premise sounded great: plant professor talks about the weeds he's known over the many years with university garden fields. "Weeds" is an interesting class of vegetation that is finally getting some much-needed attention, from folklore to foraging. I would however rather recommend such books as Weeds of the Northeast (Comstock books), the unfortunately out of print The Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac Book: A Short Natural History and Cautionary Account, and The Forager's Harvest: A Guide to Identifying, Harvesting, and Preparing Edible Wild Plants. The first is useful for field identification; the second is not only educational but kind of fun to read as well; and the third is a readable and well illustrated ID guide and quasi-cookbook, although I haven't used it as much yet as the others, but it came highly recommended from some foragers I respect.This book however is more a compilation of rambles, where Professor Heiser does give specific botanical details but otherwise an inconsistent (and frustratingly incomplete) take on each plant. You can feel, through the text, a sense of entitlement to cover the material however he likes, because of his age and position -- there is not enough of a sense of remembering his audience.
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