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San Diego State Spring Football Primer: Rebuilding Would Be An Understatement
By Jeremy Mauss@JeremyMauss Feb 21, 2012, 12:23pm PST
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The first team to begin spring football for the Mountain West is the San Diego St. Aztecs and they have a lot of question marks heading into the 2012 season as they began spring practice on Tuesday. The offense will be extremely inexperienced this spring and next fall:
Since December, the Aztecs have lost their all-time leading passer [Ryan Lindley]... their No. 3 all-time leading rusher [Ronnie Hillman]... their all-time leading punter [Brian Stahovich] ... all five starting offensive linemen... their leading tackler [Miles Burris]... their leading pass interceptor [Larry Parker]... and their starting kicker [Abelardo Perez].
All graduated from the team or are injured right now, forcing SDSU to replace many of them with rookies and transfers.
So... San Diego State has to replace a lot of key players this spring. I guess the good thing is that the wide receivers will be experienced this year. Kidding aside, the running back situation will obviously take a step back, but that position should be able to be fairly strong with Dwayne Garrett, Adam Muema, Brandon Wright and others to attempt to fill Hillman's void.
The quarterback position is not completely lost as San Diego State did gain Ryan Katz from Oregon State who has graduated so he is eligible to play right away, however do not put your money on Katz being the starter. Head coach Rocky Long still believes that Adam Dingwell will be the starter in the fall mainly because he has been with the program.
San Diego State also brought in two other Pac-12 players via transfer in wide receiver Brice Butler and running back Dillon Baxter from USC, but only Butler is eligible to play in the fall since he like Katz has graduated, whereas Bulter must sit out the mandatory one-year. For those looking to ask Rock Long about Baxter, don't even try since he will only discuss players who can play in 2012.
The offensive line was extremely experienced the past few years, and with that not many backups played. Three of the starters graduated and guard Nik Embernate (shoulder) and center Alec Johnson (foot) are out this spring with injuries. Having a brand new offensive line will have an effect either positive or negative on the running game, and with both groups being new this group needs to gel quickly.
As for the defense San Diego State loses five of the top six players due to injury or graduation at three defensive line spots positions This means that sophomores tackle Kenny Galea'i, defensive ends Cody Galea and Dontrell Onuoha will have a chance to show their worth.
One positive note that San Diego State can take from having key players injured is that it will allow their backups to get some much needed playing time in the spring, and get them prepared for when they enter games in the fall.
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Norwegian Tibet Committee, Oslo, 20th May 2009: The Oslo Freedom Forum concluded today with testimonies given by human rights defenders from all over the world. Palden Gyatso's testimony about his experiences as a political prisoner in Tibet for 33 years moved the distinguished crowd gathered in Oslo's famous New Theatre.
Palden Gyatso's testimony was translated simultaneously by Dechen Pemba, a UK born Tibetan. "The conference participants commented on the moving translation and how emotionally connected it made them feel to Palden Gyatso's story," said Chungdak Koren, Executive Director of the Norwegian Tibet Committee.
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2020 was a big year for the wireless industry. The start of 5G, while hotly anticipated, was kind of a flop outside of some select places. Today, we thought we would discuss the changes and considerations that the telecoms are going to have to confront in 2021.
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At the start of 2020, Verizon was clearly the largest carrier in the United States, followed by AT&T and the merging T-Mobile and its target, Sprint. At the time, Verizon's focus was on millimeter-wave networking within certain cities while T-Mobile was committed to a low-band, nationwide 5G offering that was pretty close to 4G. AT&T had diversified, focusing their efforts on both.
Now, in 2021, Verizon is still the largest carrier, but T-Mobile has since overtaken AT&T and now leads in terms of 5G network availability. Their mid-band network also offers faster speeds and improved coverage. These are, of course, national statistics, so things may vary in your area.
As a result, Verizon and T-Mobile are locked in fierce competition, both making ambitious plans for the coming weeks and months. T-Mobile wants 200 million people covered by its mid-band network by the end of the year and has already launched a standalone 5G network. Verizon, soon to implement a 5G network itself, has committed to millimeter wave and is focusing on improving the 5G coverage in the cities where it is already available. Both are also strategizing ways to incorporate 5G's potential where home broadband connectivity is concerned.
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As a relatively new technology, there's a lot yet to be done concerning 5G. As far as low-band connectivity is concerned, it isn't much different than 4G… although this will likely change. The Federal Communications Commission has been auctioning off more space in the mid-band network, and both Verizon and T-Mobile have been participating enthusiastically. One way or the other, any impact this auction has likely won't come into effect for another two to three years at the minimum.
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Susan Wojcicki has been called the most important person in advertising, named the 12th most powerful woman on the Forbes 100, and is one of just six female CEOs of the top 100 tech companies in the US.
She's running the world's largest video site, a business reportedly worth $5.6 billion, while juggling motherhood with a golden rule to be home by 6pm to join her school-aged children for dinner. Sounds like she's already pretty busy.
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Still, she's seems more than ready to manage it all. "I'm going to do my best to try and balance it, and come up with something that I think works for both my family and office," she said when asked if she would take time off.
"I think it's important to have a balance. It's important for the family and the baby to have time. And on the other hand, I have a lot of things happening at YouTube, and I love working here."
Wojcicki appears to have found balance by inextricably linking motherhood with her work. In an interview with FastCompany earlier this year she said she associates each of her children with Google milestones.
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Q: Tangent bundle of a product diffeom. to the product of tangent bundle. I have to prove that $T(M \times N) \cong T(M) \times T(N)$.
I think I found a map but I cannot prove that is a diffeomorphism.
That is the map :
$F : T(M \times N) \to T(M) \times T(N)$ defined by $F((m,n),X) = ((m,(\pi_{1})_{\star,(m,n)}(X)),(n,(\pi_{2})_{\star,(m,n)}(X)))$
where $\pi_1 : M \times N \to M$ and $ \pi_2 : M \times N \to N$ are the projections and the "little star" represent the push-forward.
I might be wrong but, since projections are submersions, the map is surjective and it's also injective from a direct check. So it's enought to check that is a local diffeomorphism or that is $C^\infty$ with a $C^\infty$ inverse. There is a way to show this without using local charts? I've tried with local charts on $T(M\times N)$ induced by charts on M and N but nothing came out.

A: Now the idea using local charts I think is the following :
Let $(U,\phi)$ be a local chart for $M$ , $(V,\psi)$ be a local chart for $N$, and so $(U\times V,\Phi:= \phi\times \psi)$ is a local chart for $M\times N$ by definition, and $(TU, \tilde \phi)$ $(TV,\tilde \psi)$ $(T(U\times V), \tilde\Phi)$ will be the induced local charts in $TM, TN $ and $T(M\times N)$. Now the same way you constructed $F$ it is easy to construct $F^{-1}$ using the inclusions instead of the projections and now the only problem is to check that this maps are in fact smooth. Now I will do this for $F$, and $F^{-1}$ is analogous.
So in these local charts we have that $(\tilde \phi\times \tilde \psi)\circ F\circ(\tilde \Phi)^{-1}(x_1,...x_m,y_1,...,y_n,\epsilon_1,...\epsilon_m,\eta_1,...,\eta_n)=\\= (\tilde \phi\times \tilde \psi)\circ F(\phi^{-1}(x_1,...x_m),\psi^{-1}(y_1,...,y_n),\epsilon_1,...,\epsilon_m,\eta_1,...,\eta_n)=\\=(\tilde\phi\times \tilde \psi)(\phi^{-1}(x_1,...x_m),\epsilon_1,...,\epsilon_m,\psi^{-1}(y_1,...,y_n),\eta_1,...,\eta_n)=\\
=(x_1,...,x_m,\epsilon_1,...\epsilon_m,y_1,...,y_n,\eta_1,...,\eta_n)$
Now to clarify what is happening when we apply $F$  at the tangent vector that this $v=\epsilon_1 \frac{\partial}{\partial x_1}+...+\epsilon_n \frac{\partial}{\partial x_n}+...+\eta_1 \frac{\partial}{\partial y_1}+...+\eta_n \frac{\partial}{\partial y_n}$, we need to look at the diferentials $d\pi_1$ and $d\pi_2$. I will only look at one of them since the other is analogous. So for example at $d\pi_1(\frac{\partial}{\partial x_i})=\sum_{j=1}^{m}\frac{(\phi\circ \pi_1 \circ (\phi\times \psi)^{-1} )^j}{\partial x_i}\frac{\partial }{\partial x_j}=\frac{\partial}{\partial x_i}$, and $d\pi_1(\frac{\partial}{\partial y_i})=\sum_{j=1}^{m}\frac{(\psi\circ \pi_1 \circ (\phi\times \psi)^{-1} )^j}{\partial y_i}\frac{\partial }{\partial x_j}=0$.

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Until 1966 Hockenheim was a very fast 4.78-mile circuit in the rough shape of a kidney bean. It had opened in 1939, 15 miles from Heidleberg, and was used for German national car and motorcycle racing. In 1965/6 it was uprated to a design by John Hugenholz because one end was needed when an autobahn was built. The resulting 4.206-mile circuit remained blindingly quick for most of its length, with a slow section in the 'stadium' (ie grandstand) area.
Hockenheim achieved notoriety in 1968 when, at one of the first major races held at the circuit, Jim Clark was killed in a Formula Two race. While the exact cause of Clark's accident has never been established with 100% certainty, it is almost certain that he crashed as a result of tyre failure. His death was caused, however, by the fact that his car was not restrained from hitting a tree.
While the Nurburgring was being made safe, Hockenheim staged the 1970 German GP with a layout made slower by the construction of three chicanes. It was not a popular choice of venue but, following Lauda's accident at the Nurburgring in 1976, Hockenheim became the home of the German GP apart from 1985 when the new 'Nurburgring' had the race.
The Hockenheim circuit was radically updated – read, made TV friendly - ahead of the 2002 German GP, and in the opinion of many the legendary track has lost all its character.
The super-fast runs out into the country, and back again, have been lost. Although they looked impressive on TV, the thick forests meant that it was not feasible to build grandstands. Therefore, the track was effectively cut in half and a new section added, linking the (now) heavily shortened straights.
It goes without saying that Hermann Tilke was responsible for the 'new' Hockenheimring, just as it goes without saying that the new layout is not popular. That said, it looks OK on TV and the race promoters have been able to add more grandstands, which means more money.
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Since 2007, organisers elected to alternate the German round of the world championship between the Nurburgring (organised by ADAC in odd-numbered years) and Hockenheim (organised by AvD in even-numbered years). Due to a disagreement over naming rights, 2008 saw the first German Grand Prix to take place since 2006; 2007's Nurburgring race was called the European Grand Prix.
Ongoing deficits on the Grands Prix, amounting to up to 5.3 million euros per race that had to be covered by the local communities, made it likely the contract between the Hockenheimring and Formula One Management would not be extended after the Grand Prix of 2010. However, in October 2009 the contract for the circuit to hold the German GP was extended to 2018, with Formula One Administration agreeing to cover any losses the event incurred.
Consequently, the alternating pattern continued, with Hockenheim hosting the race in even years, and the Nurburgring hosting the race in odd years.
However, the agreement was put in doubt once again in 2015 when the official calendar for the 2015 Formula One season did not specify the host circuit for Germany.
According to the alternating agreement, it should have been held at the Nurburgring. However, under new ownership - Bernie Ecclestone having failed in his bid to buy the track - the Nurburgring was unable to host the event. Due to the lack of notice, and with an eye on the poor attendance in 2014, Hockenheim was unable to assist, consequently, Germany was missing from the world championship for the first time since 1960.
Hockenheim hosted the 2016 event also before it dropped off the calendar again 2017. Having hosted the race once more in 2018, a new deal saw the race retained for 2019, the first time since 2005/2006 that the event has been held at the same track for two consecutive years.
2018 will be the 63rd edition of the Formula One World Championship German Grand Prix. The race was not on the calendar in 1950, 1955, 1960, 2007, 2015 or last year. This is the 36th German GP to take place at the Hockenheimring.
In addition to the Hockenheimring, the German Grand Prix has been held at two other venues. The Nurburgring has hosted the race 26 times (from 1951-'54 1956-'58, 1961-'69, 1971-'76, 1985 and most recently in 2009, 2011 and 2013). The four-corner, 8.3km AVUS circuit in Berlin hosted a single race, in 1959.
Despite recent biennial appearances, Hockenheim remains the seventh mostvisited venue in F1 history. Only Monza (67), Monaco (65), Silverstone (52), Spa Francorchamps (50), the Nurburgring (40) and Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villenueve (39) have hosted more races.
Ferrari are by far the most successful constructors at the German Grand Prix, with a massive 21 wins. Eleven of the Scuderia's win have come at Hockenheim, including it's most recent German Grand Prix win, courtesy of Fernando Alonso in 2012.
Williams are next on the list of most successful constructors, with nine German Grand Prix wins. All were scored at Hockenheim, with the first being delivered by Alan Jones in 1979 and the most recent being scored by Juan Pablo Montoya in 2003.
Michael Schumacher is the most successful driver at the German Grand Prix, winning in 1995, 2002, 2004 and 2006. All his victories came at the Hockenheimring.
Two current drivers have the opportunity to this weekend match Schumacher's benchmark. Lewis Hamilton and Alonso have three German Grand Prix wins apiece. All of Alonso's wins (2005, 2010 and 2012) were scored in Hockenheim, while Hamilton has two wins at the Baden-Wurttemberg circuit (2008 and 2016) and one at the Nurburgring, in 2011.
The only other driver on the current grid with a German Grand Prix win to his name is Sebastian Vettel. The Ferrari driver's home win came at the Nurburgring in 2013 when he was driving for Red Bull Racing.
Only four German drivers have won their home Grand Prix. Apart from Michael Schumacher and Vettel, Nico Rosberg won in Hockenheim in 2014, while in 2001 Ralf Schumacher took the final win on the old 6.8km Hockenheimring before the circuit was reconfigured to it current 4.574km layout.
Six drivers are set to make their first German Grand Prix starts this weekend - Esteban Ocon, Charles Leclerc, Pierre Gasly, Stoffel Vandoorne, Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin. Ocon took part in the 2016 grand prix weekend here, driving in first practice for Renault, He also raced at Hockenheim in DTM and was a race winner here in the FIA Formula 3 European Championship. Leclerc drove in FP1 in 2016 for Haas, won here in European F2 in 2015 and was on the podium at this track in GP3 in 2016. Gasly raced here most recently in GP2 in 2016, finishing sixth in the sprint race, while Vandoorne finished on the podium in both GP2 races here in 2014. Stroll raced here most recently in European F3 in 2016, winning all three final weekend races. Finally, Sirotkin won the GP2 feature race here in 2016 and was second in the sprint race.


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Northeast India is an ornithologist's paradise. The abundant forest cover and the many pristine lakes in the region make it a popular choice for migratory birds that come to nest here for the winter before flying back to their native lands of Siberia or Southern China. Every year, groups of avid bird watchers travel to the northeast in search of some rare and exotic birds that can be spotted here. Some of these birds are local and exclusive to their natural habitat. The Bugun Liocichla was discovered and christened at Eagle Nest Sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh and is not found anywhere else in the world. Our 11- day Bird Watcher's Delight tour takes to you Assam and Arunachal Pradesh on a quest to find some of these spectacular bird species. Our journey begins in Guwahati and takes you to Kaziranga, Nameri, Dirang, Sela Pass and Eagle Nest Sanctuary. Get a taste of life in the wild and spend the night in tents with just basic amenities at Lama Camp. Drive to Sela Pass and be mesmerised by the beauty of the land of 101 lakes. This is an intensive trip into the hinterlands of the northeast with the promise of great sightings, enchanting locales and an unforgettable adventure. Best time to visit: November to March
Ziro Valley Tour
Ziro valley in Arunachal Pradesh is one of the remotest and most beautiful landscapes in India. The valley is home to the famous Apatani tribe, recognised by their trademark facial tattoos and traditional nose pins. Visit a traditional Apatani village and get a close perspective into the rustic lives of these indigenous people. This pristine valley nestled within the mighty Himalayas is home to an exquisite variety of flora and fauna. Our Ziro tour includes a visit to the Talley Wildlife Sanctuary. In addition to its natural beauty, Ziro Valley is noted for its annual music festival, touted as the largest outdoor music fest in India. Stay in tents and enjoy a diverse range of music in an idyllic setting amidst snow-capped peaks and pristine lakes. Ziro Music Festival is like no other- with performers from across the world flocking to this remote hinterland of Arunachal. Meet lots of interesting people as you set up camp at the festival, swing to the beats of the live music and have an unforgettable experience that you'll want to relive every year Best time to visit: Around the year/ Last week of September for Ziro Music Fest
Namdhapa - Saikhaowa - Kaziranga Birding Tour
Are you an avid birdwatcher? Do you travel to remote locales in search of that elusive bird that flew in for the winter? Do you enjoy roughing it out for a week or two, trekking in forests by day and camping out in tents at night? If your answer to all three questions is an emphatic 'Yes!' then this Tour is just the thing for you. Ahom's intensive 14-day Namdhapa- Saikhaowa- Kaziranga Birding Tour takes you on a journey into the three national forests of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Over the course of two weeks we explore the forests on foot, by jeep, by boat and even on elephant-back to find as many species of birds as we can. Our tour begins in Dibrugarh from where we drive to Namdhapa National Park in Arunachal Pradesh. After spending the first six days here, our tour continues to Dibru- Saikhaowa and finally to Kaziranga. Our guides are experienced bird watchers determined to get you the maximum number of sightings. The White-cheeked Hill Partridge, Pale- headed Woodpecker, Blue- Naped Pitta, Snowy- throated Babbler, Grey Peacock Pheasant, Slaty-backed Flycatcher, Crested Kingfisher, Beautiful Nuthatch, Northern Lapwing, Black-hooded Oriole, Great Egret, Smoky Warbler, Ruby-cheeked Sunbird, Spot-billed Duck are just some of the feathered friends you will be meeting on this tour. So pack your bags and let's go birding! Best time to visit: November to March
Brahmaputra Short Rafting Tour
The Siang River in Arunachal Pradesh is a hot spot for adventure junkies, offering a wide range of water sports like rafting, angling and kayaking. The river originates in Tibet as the Tsang-po and then flows into Arunachal as the Siang to finally join the Lohit River in Assam. This union of the two rivers forms the mighty Brahmaputra. The Siang is mild in places with some sudden turbulent stretches and includes several Grade IV and V rapids that provide the most thrilling river rafting expeditions. A tour of the Siang valley also introduces you to the Adis, an old indigenous tribe who live in the adjoining hills and forests, in perfect harmony with nature.
Subansiri River Rafting Tour
Book an 11-Day Subansiri River Rafting Tour with Ahom to enjoy a rafting experience of a lifetime. Translated as the 'Golden River', the Subansiri is the largest tributary of the River Brahmaputra. The transboundary tributary flows from Tibet and enters India through Arunachal Pradesh. It continues to flow through the planes of Assam before joining the Great Brahmaputra in the Lakhimpur District, at the confluence in Majuli. The Subansiri is known for its surrounding rocky terrains and lush green forests. The steep, rugged mountains in the upper course of the river make the landscape nearly isolated and extremely difficult to access. The river presents exciting challenges with its enormous rapids and powerful current. The surrounding landscapes of forests, mountains and picturesque tribal villages in the Siang Valley are exquisitely beautiful. The few inhabitants of this side of the Eastern Himalayas have been living in the hills for over a thousand years, and are friendly and welcoming to the adventurers who come their way. On this short but intense trip, you will experience the riverine valleys of Arunachal Pradesh like never before. Get ready for an exciting, adrenaline-powered rafting experience along the upper-course of the Golden River; we promise it's worth all your efforts!
An Adrenaline Rush to Temper the Serenity
The Siang River in Arunachal Pradesh is a hot spot for adventure junkies, offering a wide range of water sports like rafting, angling and kayaking. The river has several Grade IV and V rapids for the most thrilling river rafting expeditions. Angling is another sport popular in Arunachal due to the presence of so many rivers. The Siang and Subansiri rivers are ideal for angling as they have an abundance of the endangered fish called Golden Mahseer. Trekking routes in Arunachal Pradesh are aplenty especially on the Himalayan range with hundreds of hidden paths and crevices. An Arunachal Himalayan expedition typically includes a trek to the Mishmi hills with their myriad hues of green. A good northeast adventure tour company can provide a varied catalogue of trips that are sure to set your heartbeat racing.
Check into the biggest outdoor music fest in India
Ziro valley in Arunachal is deemed one of the most beautiful landscapes in India. This pristine valley in Arunachal is not so easily accessible and remains an idyllic paradise nestled within the mighty Himalayas. Besides the breathtaking beauty of its environs, one of the biggest highlights of Ziro is the annual Ziro Music Festival. This four-day festival sees performers and music lovers flocking to this remote town from around the world. This is one of the best tourist places in Arunachal Pradesh as it showcases the rich music tradition of the place and its confluence with other forms of music. You can stay in camps for the duration of the festival or opt for a home stay with locals.
Embrace your spiritual side
Arunachal Pradesh is home to some of the oldest temples and Buddhist monasteries in the country. Most Tawang tour organisers offer a visit to the celebrated monastery on their tours. The Tawang monastery is the second largest in the world after the Drepung monastery in Tibet. It was established in 1681 by the legendary Merak Lama Lodre Gyatso and is a holy site for Tibetan Buddhists as the birthplace of the sixth Dalai Lama. A 400- year old monastery belonging to the Mahayana sect in Mechukha is another popular stop on a Buddhist pilgrimage. Operators of Arunachal tours also include Malinithan and Parasuram Kund on their itineraries. These are holy sites for Hindus and date back to as early as the 10th century.
Enjoy the varied wildlife of Arunachal
The wildlife of Arunachal Pradesh is as varied as it is rare. Where else can you spot the red panda, the Himalayan black bear and the exclusive primate Takin? For ornithologists, Arunachal offers a wide variety of local and migratory birds like the Bengal Florican, White Winged Wood Duck, Mishmi Wren etc. Namdapha National Park, Pakhui Wildlife Sanctuary, Kane Wildlife Sanctuary are some of the notable wildlife reserves in Arunachal.
Discover indigenous art & craft of tribal people
Arunachal Pradesh is home to a large community of indigenous people. The Monpas are the largest ethnic group in the region. Adis are an old tribal community that lives in the adjoining hills and forests of the Siang valley, in perfect harmony with nature. The remote Ziro valley is home to the famous Apatani tribe, recognised by their trademark facial tattoos and traditional nose pins. The best Arunachal tours let you experience the rich cultural diversity of the land with visits to some of these tribal villages. See the rural lives of the indigenous people up, close and personal and discover their amazing art like mask making, thangpa and weaving.
Soak in the exquisite natural beauty
Arunachal is blessed with a topography that is as beautiful as it is diverse. Nestled in the Himalayas, Arunachal boasts of several important peaks and mountain passes. Significant among these are the Gorichen Peak (22,000 ft) and the Bumla Pass (over 15,000 ft). There are also several natural lakes and waterfalls that are popular tourist places in Arunachal Pradesh. The PT Pso Lake in Tawang is a favoured stop for Tawang tour organisers. Arunachal also has several natural hot springs. The sulphur in the springs is known to have a healing effect on skin problems. The Mago spring near Tawang is noteworthy.
Revel in the festivals of Arunachal
Visitors to Arunachal Pradesh can enjoy the vibrant fairs and festivals celebrated around the year. These are mostly religious festivals held to appease the Gods for their continued benevolence. The New Year's festival of Losar is the most important festival of the Monpas and celebrated with much gaiety. The best Arunachal tours give you an authentic taste of the cultural and social life of the region. Gorsam Kora and Saga Dawa are some of the other festivals of Arunachal.
Arunachal Pradesh is truly Heaven on Earth. Its untouched natural beauty has to be experienced first- hand. The best Arunachal tours give you a taste of the varied attractions of this charming hill-state, waiting to be discovered.
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The reason I am writing you a second time today is that I am enclosing a few words for our friend Gauguin; as I felt my calm returning these last days, it seemed to me sufficient so that my letter would not turn out to be absolutely ridiculous; besides, if you over-refine scruples of respect or sentiment, it is not certain that you gain in courtesy or common sense. That being so, it does one good to talk to the other fellows again even at a distance.
And you, old man, how are things going? Write me a few lines one of these days, for I think that the emotions which must seize the future father of a family, the emotions which our good father so liked to talk about, in your case as in his, must be great and fine, but are for the moment rather beyond your expressing in the rather incoherent medley of the petty vexations of Paris. After all, realities of this kind must be like a good mistral, not very caressing but purifying. I assure you it is a great pleasure to me too, and will contribute much to relieving me of my mental fatigue and, perhaps, of my indifference. After all, it is something to get back one's interest in life, when I think that I am about to pass into the state of an uncle to this boy planned by your wife. I find it very funny that she feels so sure it is a boy, but that remains to be seen.
Anyway, meanwhile the only thing I can do is plod a little at my pictures. I have one going of a moonrise over the same field as the sketch in Gauguin's letter, but in it some stacks take the place of the wheat. It is dull yellow-ochre and violet. Anyway, you will see it in a short time. I am also working on a new one with ivy.
Above all, old man, I beg you not to fret or be worried or unhappy about me; the idea you might get into your head of this necessary and salutary quarantine would have little justification when we need a slow and patient recovery. If we can manage that, we will save our strength for next winter. Here I imagine the winter must be very dismal. Anyway, I must try to occupy myself all the same. I often think that next winter I might retouch a lot of last year's studies from Arles. So just lately, having kept back a big study of an orchard which had given me great difficulty (it is the same orchard you will find a variant of but very vague, in the package), I set myself to work it over again from memory, and I have found the way to express the harmony of the tones more strongly.
Tell me, have you received those drawings of mine? I sent you half a dozen once by parcel post and ten or so later on. If by chance you have not received them yet they must have been lying at the station for weeks on end.
The doctor here said to me about Monticelli that he always thought him an eccentric, but that as for madness, he had only been a little that way toward the end. Considering all the misery of Monticelli's last years, is there any reason to be surprised that he gave way under too heavy a load, and has one any right to deduce from this that artistically speaking he fell short in his work?
I do not believe it, he had such a power of logical calculation and originality as a painter that it is still regrettable that he hadn't the stamina to make its flowering more complete.
I am sending you enclosed a sketch of the cicadas here [F 1445, JH 1765].
Their song in the great heat here has the same charm for me as the cricket on the heart for the peasants at home. Old man - don't let's forget that the little emotions are the great captains of our lives, and that we obey them without knowing it. If it is still hard for me to take courage again in spite of faults committed, and to be committed, which must be my cure, don't forget henceforth that neither our spleen nor our melancholy, nor yet our feelings of good nature or common sense, are our sole guides, and above all not our final protection and that if you too find yourself faced with heavy responsibilities to be risked if not undertaken, honestly, don't let's be too much concerned about each other, since it so happens that the circumstances of living in a state so far removed from our youthful conceptions of an artist's life must make us brothers in spite of everything, as we are in so many ways companions in fate. Things are so closely connected that here you sometimes find cockroaches in the food as if you were really in Paris; on the other hand, it may be that in Paris you sometimes catch a real feeling of the fields. It certainly is not much, but after all it is reassuring. So take your fatherhood as a good soul on our old heaths would take it, those heaths which, through all the noise, tumult and fogginess of the cities, still remain with us, inexpressibly dear - however timid our tenderness may be. That is to say, let this be your notion of fatherhood, exile and stranger and poor man that you are, and henceforth, find strength, with the instinct of the poor, in the probability of a real, real life of one's fatherland, a real life at least in memory, even though we may forget it every day. Sooner or later, such as it is, we meet our destinies, but certainly it would be a sort of hypocrisy if I were to forget all the good humour, the happy-go-lucky carelessness of the poor devils that we were, coming and going in this Paris that has become so strange, and to let it weigh us down out of proportion to our real load of cares.
Indeed, I am so glad that if there are sometimes cockroaches in the food here, you have your wife and child at home.
Besides, it is cheering that Voltaire, for instance, has left us at liberty not to believe absolutely everything we imagine.
Thus, while sharing your wife's anxiety about your health, I am not going so far as to believe what now and then for a moment I imagined - namely that worry on my account was the cause of your comparatively long silence - though that is so easily explained when one realizes how her condition must occupy your mind. But it is quite all right, and it is the road that everyone must take in our world.
Good-bye for now and a good handshake for you and Jo.
In haste, but I wanted not to delay sending the letter for old Gauguin, you surely have the address.
Vincent van Gogh. Letter to Theo van Gogh. Written 6 July 1889 in Saint-Rémy. Translated by Mrs. Johanna van Gogh-Bonger, edited by Robert Harrison, number 603.


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Okay, so you're happy with your prototype and you're ready to unleash your amazing, innovative product into the world. Now what?
Once you have a thorough understanding of your design, your BOM and the processes that will be required for production, you can engage with your potential volume manufacturing partners. In order to give you an accurate quotation, each supplier will expect you to submit your design for them to review and inspect. They will also want to know your minimum order quantity, expected delivery, and potential future business opportunities. All these factors will have a huge effect on the quote that you receive.
Your manufacturing partner can help you explore ways to reduce production costs without sacrificing quality.
Most contract manufacturers have a wealth of experience and are able to tell very quickly if your design is complex or expensive to make and how much it will likely cost. Therefore, be careful how you word your Request for Quotation (RFQ). If your design looks like it is fully detailed with tolerances and other process-specific notes and your RFQ mandates that the design is finalized and cannot be changed, then expect a very high quote. Manufacturers are able to make most things, but implying that a drawing is set in stone means that your quote may include a number of manufacturing operations with specialized tooling or work-holding equipment. All these ancillary activities can increase the unit cost enormously.
You may get the best price from the faceless supplier on the other side of the world, but if things go wrong it can affect your product quality, release schedules, inventory, and bank balance. The only way to avoid this is to engage with your supplier and allow them to suggest ways to improve your design to reduce overall costs.
While it may seem tempting to a manufacturer to hike up costs wherever possible (you should definitely ask them to itemize their quote), it is actually in their best interests to make the parts as quickly and as cheaply as possible. Tying up machine tools and personnel just for one lucrative job may force them to reject work from other clients. Plus, if it all works out, they will have you as a client for the foreseeable future.
While trying to win your business, each contract manufacturer will be quoting your job for free. It's not really free for you because you have to invest time and effort to explain your design and your requirements, and review and approve any proposals or potential changes requested by each manufacturer. If you send out an RFQ to 10 different suppliers, that could be 10 times more work for you. Therefore, it's a good idea to create a short-list of suppliers by reputation, recommendation or previous experience. You may eventually find a cheaper quote elsewhere, but the time spent with each yields diminishing returns. You could use the time saved to focus on building a relationship with your chosen supplier and implementing their feedback into your design.
Protecting Intellectual Property (IP) in the hardware startup space is critical, especially when dealing with suppliers you don't know. If they were to share your IP with your competitors, they could get an equivalent product to market before you on the back of your hard work and innovation.
One way to prevent this would be to have each potential supplier sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). These legally-binding contracts require parties to keep confidentiality for a defined period of time. NDAs are not foolproof though and still rely heavily on the integrity of all involved. You should be especially wary of contract manufacturers who may subcontract some of the work to another third party (e.g. a plating specialist). Unless that third party is also included in the NDA or they have a generic NDA signed for all the work they receive from your supplier, your top secret design could be in jeopardy.
Another option is to spread the manufacture of each part of your design to different suppliers so that they cannot replicate your entire product, but this may not be feasible – especially if you are relying on them for final assembly and packaging.
The last thing to consider is when to draw a line in the sand, release your design for manufacturing and issue the initial purchase order. At this point, you should be confident that all issues have been ironed out and your end product will be manufactured at the quality you expect. If the first product runs don't meet the standards you require or you have failures in the field or customer complaints, then you'll need to pay big bucks for changes to the design or the manufacturing process.
Any changes will need to be captured formally through an Engineering Change Order (ECO). The more severe the change, the more it's going to cost. ECOs need to be documented clearly so all factors affecting the design, the manufacturing processes and the overall product are fully understood by all parties. All design changes must then be reviewed thoroughly before implementation to prevent any further issues.
Consider the RFQ process with a file-based CAD system when your intended supplier asks you to submit your design in a format they can read. This is a problem on many fronts. First, you have to find out what software they will be using to read your files or what neutral file format they need, then you must create those files, package them together and send a copy of them via email, FTP, USB Flash Drive or other media.
Apart from the obvious file-size limitations of email attachments, email is probably the most insecure method of sending data from one person to another. If you hope to avoid any sort of industrial espionage, avoid email at all costs. Data sent via email is readable by every computer system and router that it passes through on its way to its final destination. That's a lot of potential security threats generated from one simple email. USB flash drives are easily lost or stolen, FTP is insecure once you've shared the password and even file-sharing services like Dropbox are a risk. All these methods of file distribution all have one thing in common – files.
Files are at the heart of every security breach, simply because they are self-contained and are readable by commercial software. You can take steps to prevent accidental disclosure by password-protecting them with a ZIP program or similar, but how do you share the password? In an email? Anything that requires a manual process involves extra unnecessary steps and mistakes can easily be made. Even with Dropbox (which provides a password protection facility with their Professional and Business plans), there is still a problem – file copying.
Once a file has been sent to or shared with someone, they have a copy of that file on their hard-drive. Most of the time you need never worry – the CAD file you sent to your trusted supplier is safe. However, there are times when you need to send files to people you've never worked with before. In these instances, you just have to hope they maintain a certain level of professionalism and employ the same level of security protocols as you do. Unfortunately, hope is not a very good strategy. Do you know if they even password protect their computers?
In summary, as long as you continue to use files created with commercially available software, your data is at risk no matter what you do. This problem is not only confined to suppliers or contractors. Employees who leave could also be leaving with a copy of all the design files of every product you've ever made.
Onshape's solution to this problem is to not use files at all. The database architecture at the heart of the Onshape system operates in a similar way to Google Docs. Click the share button, add an email address and specify access permissions. That's all there is to it. The recipient will receive an email containing a link that will open your design in a web browser. They don't even need an Onshape account. Rest assured, no data ever leaves the Onshape servers without your permission.
When sending out data to a new supplier, setting their permissions to "View and Comment" will allow them to view, measure and comment – enough information for quoting purposes. You can also include your NDA terms in the first page of the Document as a reminder of any confidentialities you have agreed up front. The supplier can review your designs and add Comments directly to your 3D model to suggest ways to manufacture your part more efficiently. These comments can then be referred back to and actioned later. If you prefer to do your design changes live, everybody involved in the discussion will see your designs update on screen in real time.
Setting each user's permissions for an Onshape Document is easy and instantaneous.
Once you are happy and you want to move ahead with your chosen supplier, you can change their access permissions. If they need to export a neutral 3D file to import into their CAM system (for example), add Export permissions. They can then choose the file format that is best suited to their application – one less activity you need to get involved in. If they need to edit your Document, simply give them Edit rights.
Once the job is complete, you can remove their access completely. To remove someone from a Document, just delete their email address and their access is revoked immediately. There's no need to worry about data security. Of course, any files that they exported to use as part of their manufacturing process will still be on the hard drive of their computer. This is the only time data ever leaves the Onshape servers – when you give somebody permission to do so.
Onshape's Release Management and Approval Workflows are fully integrated into Onshape.
Onshape's built-in Version and Release Management features are used to set milestones within your design. Versions are perfect for pre-production design reviews. Revisions, created by the built-in Release Management tools, are official versions of your design that are ready to be manufactured. It's important when sharing data with a contract manufacturer that Versions or Revisions should be used so that there is always a defined stage in the design that everyone can refer to. Any ECOs should then be raised against a specific Revision so you have an exact frame of reference.
ECOs in Onshape can be worked on in a Branch. A Branch is a sandbox environment that can be used for ECOs, ideation, simplifying designs for simulation, pretty much anything. Creating a Branch from the same Revision of the design that an ECO was raised against ensures that you're editing the right data. Multiple branches can be created at the same time, so multiple ECOs can be implemented simultaneously, compared, then approved and merged back into the main design. The affected parts can then be up-issued and released back to manufacturing. Since there is no copying of data required, you can be sure that only the parts that have changed are updated.
Want to learn more about how to successfully launch your new product? In Onshape's latest eBook, "Product Design Tips, Tools and Processes for Hardware Startups," we cover the areas that you have direct control over – your design, your design processes and your design tools – so you'll be much better equipped to deal with unexpected business challenges when they arise.
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#MXM- New Panelists Added and Schedule Announced!
The Present is Female and Music Expo wants to help spread that message. If you've been to a Music Expo before, you've come across SoundGirls. The ladies behind the organization have contributed to each event as exhibitors, speakers, panelists and volunteers. For 2019, we've decided to make our partnership with SoundGirls official.
#MXM - First Speakers & Exhibitors Announced!
Music Expo is excited to announce our first round of speakers and exhibitors for Miami 2019! Keep reading to check out who you can expect to see at SAE Institute Miami on March 30th!
Music Expo, the multi-city conference series for music makers, in association with Sound On Sound magazine, announces its return for 2019. Music Expo brings together Grammy-winning producers and engineers, music industry tastemakers and leading technology brands. Offering unparalleled, up-close access to some of the most successful creators, the series provides hyper-focused workshops, live demos, keynote presentations and panels giving attendees the option to focus on music technology, business or music creation.
Viceroy, Music Expo, and Splice have teamed up to give you the chance to remix Viceroy's latest single, win an incredible prize package, and learn from top engineers and producers at Music Expo SF. Use promo code REMIX18 to register for Music Expo SF for free and create an incredible remix to win an incredible prize package. The top 3 tracks will receive a live mastering session at Music Expo SF, and one grand prize winner will receive a post on Viceroy's Soundcloud, a Steinberg UR-RT4, Steinberg HPH-MT8 headphones, Cubase Pro 9.5., a Yamaha MODX6, a pedal from Earthquaker Devices, a one year subscription to Beat Academy, a one year print and digital subscription to Sound on Sound, and an iZotope Plugin Bundle including VocalSynth 2, Neutron, and Ozone 8.


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NWRC Lockdown Calendar now on sale – North West Regional College
NWRC Lockdown Calendar now on sale
December 1, 2020 Posted by Erin HutcheonFrontcharity calendar, lockdown
North West Regional College (NWRC) has launched a charity calendar detailing life during lockdown in 2020.
The 'Life through a Lockdown Lens' 2021 Calendar features images captured by local people across the North West, depicting scenes from outdoor life throughout the past 12 months.
Miceala O'Neill, winner of NWRC's Life through a Lockdown Lens competition, pictured with the finished charity calendar. Also pictured are (left) Danny McFeely, Health and Wellbeing Activity Officer at NWRC, and Helen Clyde, NWRC's Digital Marketing Officer. (Picture Martin McKeown).
Up to 100 entries were submitted in an online competition, with the top 12 selected for each month of the calendar.
The overall winner of the competition was Miceala O'Neill, whose picture of her daughter Zara Breslin, taken at Iskaheen Forest, was selected for the front cover.
Other entries featured animals, dramatic sunsets, stunning landscapes, countryside scenery, nature, and individual portraits.
Danny McFeely, Health and Wellbeing Activity Support Officer at NWRC said: "Our thanks to everyone who entered into the spirit of the calendar and got outdoors with their cameras. The standard of entries was extremely high and it was a difficult task to get down to the final 12.
"The calendar has now been printed and all funds raised from the sales will be donated to the college's two nominated charities: Foyle Hospice and Foyle Search and Rescue."
Calendars are on sale at NWRC's Strand Road Campus at Student Services, priced at £5.


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Can Detroit Lions Make Playoffs in 2022?
Lions Excited to Play Meaningful December Games
Detroit Lions' Frank Ragnow and Mike Hughes are excited for opportunity to play meaningful games in December.
Vito Chirco
Nov 29, 2022 7:01 AM EST
The Lions are about to do something they never did under Matt Patricia or had done in the Dan Campbell era until now: play meaningful games in December.
Even after losing to the Buffalo Bills on Thanksgiving, Campbell's squad, standing in at 4-7, still has a slim shot at making the playoffs in 2022.
Detroit is just two games behind in the loss column of the Washington Commanders, which are currently the No. 7 seed in the NFC. Additionally, the Lions hold the tie-breaker over the Commanders, as the result of beating Washington in Week 2 this season.
While it's not much of a chance, it still has several members of the Lions excited, including center Frank Ragnow.
Ragnow was drafted in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, and since then, has never been part of a winning football team. In fact, in that span of time (and counting the first 11 games of this season), Detroit has gone a dismal 21-53-2, with the team's best record during Ragnow's tenure having come back in 2018 (6-10).
"I don't think I've experienced it," Ragnow told reporters Monday. "It's not over, right? We're still in this thing, and to be able to say that, it's pretty cool."
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Safety Mike Hughes, like Ragnow, is looking forward to making the most of the opportunity that lies ahead for Detroit to make a run at the postseason.
"The way I look at it, man, it's the NFL," Hughes said. "Any time you have an opportunity to step on that field, I feel like you have to take full advantage. There's a lot of guys sitting at home, on their couch right now, wishing they could be out there. Nonetheless, the record and the goals that we maybe didn't reach that we wanted to, all that aside, man, I just, like I said, the way I look at it, it's just an opportunity to show the world what we can do, and never take anything for granted being out there."
If Hughes & Co. are going to keep their slim chances of making the postseason alive, they're going to have to win as many games as possible over the course of the next six weeks.
Up next for the Lions is a Week 13 matchup with the 4-7 Jacksonville Jaguars, which are coming off a surprising, 28-27 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
In the aforementioned Week 12 tilt for Jacksonville, Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence connected with former Lions wideout Marvin Jones Jr. for a touchdown, with 0:14 to go. And, then with Jacksonville trailing by one, 27-26, first-year Jags head coach Doug Pederson opted to leave his offense on the field to go for two. Lawrence proceeded to find wide receiver Zay Jones in the end zone for the successful two-point conversion attempt, winning the game for Jacksonville.
Campbell understands that a "hungry" Jaguars team awaits the Lions this Sunday.
"Our whole focus has got to be on this team that's right in front of us, right now, and understand what's walking in here," Campbell said. "It's very much a mirror image of us, as far as they're starting back over a little bit, (with a) new coach.
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The 2011 Rugby World Cup was an international rugby union tournament played in New Zealand from 9 September to 23 October 2011. Each of the 20 competing nations was required to confirm its 30-man squad by 23 August; only players in these squads were eligible to take part in the tournament.

Players could be replaced for medical or compassionate reasons, but they would be unable to return to the squad. Any replacement players had an enforced stand-down period of 48 hours before they could take the field.

Players marked (c) were the nominated captains for their teams. Number of caps and players' ages are indicated as of 9 September 2011, the tournament's opening day.

The tournament was played during the Super Rugby off-season. Players who were released or changed clubs are out-of-contract with their clubs and finished with their 2011 clubs, and in-contract with their national unions and/or future clubs for the 2012 (2011–12 in the Northern Hemisphere) season. Players were listed with their current affiliations as of the opening day of the tournament on 9 September (with some on-going updates during the tournament).

Three squads were made up entirely of players from home-based clubs. Two of these, Australia and New Zealand, had players who signed with overseas clubs for the 2011–12 northern hemisphere season. However, all players on both squads played for clubs within their country, either in Super Rugby or New Zealand's domestic ITM Cup, in the preceding 2011 season. In addition, these players remained under contract with their national unions until the end of the World Cup. The third such squad, France, consists entirely of players under contract with French clubs in both 2010–11 and 2011–12.

Pool A

Canada
Canada's 30-man squad for the tournament was named on 8 July.

Head coach:  Kieran Crowley

France
Marc Lièvremont announced his 31-man France squad for the tournament on 21 August. David Skrela was injured and subsequently replaced by Jean-Marc Doussain.

Head coach:  Marc Lièvremont

Japan
Japan's 30-man squad for the tournament was named on 22 August. Justin Ives and Ryukoliniasi Holani were ruled out with injury, they were replaced by Yuji Kitagawa and Toetsu Taufa. Tomoki Yoshida and Yuta Imamura were ruled out with injury, they were replaced by Ippei Asada and Bryce Robins.

Head coach:  John Kirwan

New Zealand
New Zealand's 30-man squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup was announced on 23 August.

On 1 October, Dan Carter sustained a tournament-ending groin injury and was replaced in the squad by Aaron Cruden.

On 9 October, Mils Muliaina sustained a shoulder fracture and Colin Slade suffered a groin tear. Stephen Donald and Hosea Gear were called into the squad to replace them.

Squad and caps are current as of 10 October 2011.

Head coach:  Graham Henry

Tonga
Tonga's 30-man RWC squad was announced on 23 August. Chairman Bob Tuckey allegedly resigned over the proposed selection of former captain Nili Latu.

Head coach:  Isitolo Maka

Pool B

Argentina
Argentina named their squad for the tournament on 10 August 2011. Alvaro Galindo was ruled out with injury and replaced by Genaro Fessia. Gonzalo Tiesi was injured during the England game, he was replaced by Lucas Borges.

Head coach:  Santiago Phelan

England
Martin Johnson announced England's 30-man squad on 22 August. Andrew Sheridan was ruled out due to injury and was replaced by Thomas Waldrom on 25 September.

Team manager:  Martin Johnson

Georgia
Georgia named their 30-man squad on 22 August.

Head coach:  Richie Dixon

Romania
Romania's 30-man RWC squad. Cătălin Fercu was forced to withdraw after his fear of flying prevented him from travelling to New Zealand; Adrian Apostol replaced him.

Head coach:  Romeo Gontineac

Scotland
Scotland's 30-man squad was announced on 22 August 2011.

Head coach:  Andy Robinson

Pool C

Australia
The 30-man squad for the RWC was announced on 18 August, with James Horwill replacing Rocky Elsom as the new captain. Wycliff Palu and Drew Mitchell were ruled out after the Russia test, Hodgson and Turner replaced them.

Head coach:  Robbie Deans

Ireland
Ireland's 30-man squad for the tournament was announced on 22 August 2011. Shane Jennings was called up to replace David Wallace after the latter suffered a knee injury in Ireland's final warm-up Test against England. On 14 September Damien Varley was called up to replace Jerry Flannery after Flannery tore his left calf muscle during a training session.

Head coach:  Declan Kidney

Italy
Nick Mallett announced his 30-man squad for the tournament on 22 July. Tommaso D'Apice returned to Italy after damaging ligaments in his left knee and was replaced by Franco Sbaraglini.

Head coach:  Nick Mallett

Russia
Russia announced their 30-man squad for the tournament on 23 August. Igor Galinovskiy was ruled out with a broken leg, Sergey Trishin replaced him.

Head coach:  Nikolay Nerush

United States
Eddie O'Sullivan announced his 30-man squad for the tournament on 22 August.

Head coach:  Eddie O'Sullivan

Pool D

Fiji
Fiji's 30-man World Cup squad.

Head coach:  Sam Domoni

Namibia
Namibia's 30-man Rugby World Cup squad.

Head coach:  Johan Diergaardt

Samoa
Coach Fuimaono Tafua's 30-man Samoa squad for the tournament was announced on 24 August.

Head coach:  Titimaea Tafua

South Africa
On 23 August, South Africa named a 30-man squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. Zane Kirchner replaced the injured François Steyn on 2 October.

Head coach:  Peter de Villiers

Wales
On 22 August, Wales named a 30-man squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Head coach:  Warren Gatland

Player statistics

Player representation by club

Player representation by league

Average age of squads

Taylor Paris of Canada was the youngest player named to a squad at 18, while Russia's Viacheslav Grachev, 38, was the oldest. However, Paris did not appear in any of Canada's matches, making Wales' 19-year-old George North the youngest to actually appear in the World Cup.

Coaches representation by country

Squad caps

South Africa had the most capped side in the World Cup with 1,224 caps. The most-capped player at the tournament was Brian O'Driscoll of Ireland, who entered the event with 113 caps for Ireland (not counting his appearances with the British and Irish Lions). Second on this list was his teammate Ronan O'Gara with 111.

Notes and references

Squads
Rugby World Cup squads

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Now I want to move it to some position and when everything is finalized save the position using: $('#MYID').ui-position. I am not sure how to implement the callback function in this case. If I use callback in like this:
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This is okay if the user does not resize the draggable after placing it in one position but what if he does?
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A: There's an interesting plugin called eventstack. It lets you bind events to either the top or the bottom of the event queue. I don't know how general your problem is, or whether you're looking to reverse or to arbitrarily order events in your stack, but the plugin may simplify your task.

A: Because jQuery objects are chainable, to make you element both draggable and resizable, you can do this:
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Then, it doesn't really matter if you call the same event handler twice because you only want to save the final position. So, you can just register both events like this:
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Svyatsy () is a rural locality (a village) in Malyshevskoye Rural Settlement, Selivanovsky District, Vladimir Oblast, Russia. The population was 31 as of 2010. There are 4 streets.

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Svyatsy is located 21 km southwest of Krasnaya Gorbatka (the district's administrative centre) by road. Bolshoye Koltsovo is the nearest rural locality.

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The 1740 papal conclave (18 February – 17 August), convoked after the death of Pope Clement XII on 6 February 1740, was one of the longest conclaves since the 13th century.

The initial favourite to succeed as pope, the elderly Pietro Ottoboni (1667–1740), Dean of the College of Cardinals, died shortly after the beginning of the conclave, and cardinals loyal to the House of Bourbon repeatedly proposed Pompeo Aldrovandi, but eventually had to accept that he could not secure two-thirds of the votes.

After six months, other possible candidates had also failed, and Cardinal Prospero Lambertini, Archbishop of Bologna, who had been a cardinal since 9 December 1726, was elected. He took the name Benedict XIV.

The conclave
The conclave began on 18 February 1740, following the funeral of Clement XII, and lasted for six months.

At the outset, only thirty-two Cardinals entered into the conclave, in which there was an expectation that the elderly Pietro Ottoboni (1667–1740), a Cardinal for more than fifty years and Dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals, would be chosen to succeed Clement XII. However, opposition to Ottoboni was raised because of his protective relationship with France. After a few days he was taken seriously ill, left the conclave on 25 February, and died on 29 February. Ottoboni's place as Dean was taken by Tommaso Ruffo, vice-dean of the Sacred College.

As more cardinals arrived in Rome and entered into the conclave, a group of the French formed an alliance with the Austrians and with the Spanish cardinals from Naples and Tuscany. The cardinals loyal to the Bourbons proposed the name of Pompeo Aldrovandi, but he fell just short of securing the two-thirds majority required. For forty days, his nomination was voted on unsuccessfully before it became clear he could not be elected.

There was considerable and lengthy confusion, with a series of names advanced, all of whom failed to find the necessary level of support. After long deliberation, Cardinal Lambertini, a canon lawyer, was proposed as a compromise candidate, and he is reported to have said to the College of Cardinals "If you wish to elect a saint, choose Gotti; a statesman, Aldrovandi; an honest man, me". This appears to have assisted his cause, which also benefited from his reputation for deep learning, gentleness, wisdom, and conciliation in policy.

The election of Benedict XIV

In the words of one historian, the College of Cardinals was

On 17 August in the evening, Lambertini was elected Pope, receiving the ballots of more than the required two-thirds of the fifty-one Cardinals present. Lambertini accepted his election and took the name of Benedict XIV in honour of his friend and patron Pope Benedict XIII. It had been one of the longer conclaves, though far from the longest. Benedict was crowned a few days later in the loggia of the Vatican Basilica.

Other witnesses
Giovanni Angelo Braschi, later Pope Pius VI, attended the conclave while still a layman as assistant to Cardinal Ruffo.

The young Horace Walpole, who was in Rome at the time, attempted to attend the coronation but gave up because he found the waiting interminable. He wrote to his friend and cousin Conway "I am sorry to have lost the sight of the Pope's coronation, but I might have staid for seeing it till I had been old enough to be Pope myself."

List of participants
Of the sixty-eight cardinals living at the death of Pope Clement XII, four died during the sede vacante and fifty-one took part in the final ballot.:

Pietro Ottoboni (1667–1740), Created a Cardinal 7 November 1689, bishop of Ostia and Velletri, Dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals; he was taken ill during the conclave, left it on 25 February, and died on 29 February 1740.
Tommaso Ruffo (1663–1753), a Cardinal since 17 May 1706, bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina; he succeeded Ottoboni as Dean of the College of Cardinals.
Annibale Albani (1682–1751), a Cardinal since 23 December 1711, bishop of Sabina
Lodovico Picco della Mirandola (1668–1743), a Cardinal since 18 May 1712, bishop of Albano
Pier Marcelino Corradini (1658–1743), also a Cardinal since 18 May 1712, bishop of Frascati
Armand Gaston Maximilien de Rohan (1674–1749), also a Cardinal since 18 May 1712, bishop of Strasbourg
Carlo Maria Marini (1677–1747), a Cardinal since 29 May 1715
Thomas Philip Wallrad de Hénin-Liétard d'Alsace (1679–1759), a Cardinal since 29 November 1719, archbishop of Mechelen
Luis Antonio Belluga y Moncada (1662–1743), also a Cardinal since 29 November 1719
Alessandro Albani (1692–1779), a Cardinal since 16 July 1721
Giambattista Altieri the younger (1673–1740), a Cardinal since 11 September 1724, bishop of Palestrina. He died during the conclave, on 12 March 1740, of apoplexy, having suffered such an attack three years earlier.
Vincenzo Petra (1662–1747), a Cardinal since 20 November 1724
Niccolò Coscia (1682–1755), a Cardinal since 11 June 1725
Niccolò del Giudice (1660–1743), also a Cardinal since 11 June 1725
Angelo Maria Quirini (1680–1755), a Cardinal since 9 December 1726, bishop of Brescia.
Francesco Antonio Finy (1669–1743), also a Cardinal since 9 December 1726
Prospero Lambertini (1675–1758), also a Cardinal since 9 December 1726, archbishop of Bologna; elected Pope by the conclave.
Niccolò Maria Lercari (1675–1757), also a Cardinal since 9 December 1726
Sigismund von Kollonitsch (1677–1751), a Cardinal since 26 November 1727, archbishop of Vienna
Philip Ludwig von Sinzendorf (1699–1747), also a Cardinal since 26 November 1727, bishop of Györ
Vincenzo Ludovico Gotti (1664–1742), O.P., a Cardinal since 30 April 1728
Pierluigi Carafa the younger (1677–1755), a Cardinal since 20 September 1728
Giuseppe Accoramboni (1672–1747), also a Cardinal since 20 September 1728
Camillo Cibo (1681–1743), a Cardinal since 23 March 1729
Francesco Borghese (1697–1759), a Cardinal since 6 July 1729
Carlo Vincenzo Ferreri O.P. (1682–1742), also a Cardinal since 6 July 1729, bishop of Alexandria.
Neri Maria Corsini (1685–1770), a Cardinal since 14 August 1730
Bartolomeo Massei (1663–1745), a Cardinal since 2 October 1730
Bartolomeo Ruspoli (1697–1741), also a Cardinal since 2 October 1730
Vincenzo Bichi (1668–1750), a Cardinal since 24 September 1731
Giuseppe Firrao (1670–1744), also a Cardinal since 24 September 1731, archbishop-bishop of Aversa.
Antonio Saverio Gentili (1681–1753), also a Cardinal since 24 September 1731
Giovanni Antonio Guadagni, O.C.D. (1674–1759), also a Cardinal since 24 September 1731, bishop of Arezzo.
Troiano Acquaviva d'Aragona (1695–1747), a Cardinal since 1 October 1732
Agapito Mosca (1678–1760), also a Cardinal since 1 October 1732
Domenico Riviera (1671–1752), a Cardinal since 2 March 1733
Marcello Passeri (1678–1741), a Cardinal since 28 September 1733
Giovanni Battista Spinola (1681–1752), also a Cardinal since 28 September 1733
Pompeo Aldrovandi (1668–1752), a Cardinal since 24 March 1734
Pietro Maria Pieri, O.S.M. (1676–1743), also a Cardinal since 24 March 1734
Giacomo Lanfredini (1680–1741), also a Cardinal since 24 March 1734
Giuseppe Spinelli (1694–1763), a Cardinal since 17 January 1735, archbishop of Naples.
Henri-Osvald de la Tour d'Auvergne de Bouillon (1671–1747), a Cardinal since 20 December 1737, archbishop of Vienne
Rainiero d'Elci (1670–1761), also a Cardinal since 20 December 1737, archbishop of Ferrara.
Carlo Rezzonico the elder (1693–1769), also a Cardinal since 20 December 1737; later Pope Clement XIII
Domenico Passionei (1682–1761), a Cardinal since 23 June 1738
Silvio Valenti Gonzaga (1690–1756), legate in Bologna, a Cardinal since 19 December 1738
Carlo Gaetano Stampa (1667–1742), a Cardinal since 23 February 1739, archbishop of Milan
Pierre-Guérin de Tencin (1680–1758), also a Cardinal since 23 February 1739, archbishop of Embrun
Marcellino Corio (1664–1742), a Cardinal since 15 July 1739
Carlo Maria Sacripante (1689–1758), a Cardinal since 30 September 1739
Prospero Colonna (1672–1743), also a Cardinal since 30 September 1739

List of cardinals absent
Fourteen cardinals were absent throughout the conclave:
Lorenzo Altieri (1671–1741), a Cardinal since 13 November 1690, brother of Cardinal Giambattista Altieri (1673–1740), who died during the conclave.
Nuno da Cunha e Ataíde (1664–1750), a Cardinal since 18 May 1712; travelled to Rome for the conclave of 1721, but arrived after it had elected Pope Innocent XIII; did not participate in the conclaves of 1724, 1730, or 1740.
Melchior de Polignac (1661–1742), a French Cardinal, diplomat, and New Latin poet
Benedetto Erba Odescalchi (1679–1740), a Cardinal since 30 January 1713, Archbishop of Milan, he resigned the government of his archdiocese in 1736 due to an apoplexy, and died on 13 December 1740.
Giulio Alberoni (1664–1752), an Italian Cardinal and statesman in the service of Philip V of Spain
Léon Potier de Gesvres (1656–1744), a Cardinal since 29 November 1719 and archbishop of Bourges since 1694; he never went to Rome to receive the red hat and did not take part in any conclaves.
Damian Hugo Philipp von Schönborn, bishop of Speyer and Konstanz.
André-Hercule de Fleury (1653–1743), first counsellor of state of Louis XV of France
João da Mota e Silva (1685–1747), a Cardinal since 26 November 1727; he never went to Rome; from 1736 he was principal counsellor to King John V of Portugal.
Infante Luis, Count of Chinchón (1727–1785), Infante of Spain; the youngest son of Philip V of Spain, and a Cardinal since 19 December 1735, when he was aged eight, he received the red biretta in Madrid in 1736; at the beginning of the conclave he was still only twelve and was in Spain.
Joseph Dominicus von Lamberg, bishop of Passau.
Tomás de Almeida, patriarch of Lisbon.
Gaspar de Molina y Oviedo, O.E.S.A., bishop of Málaga.
Jan Aleksander Lipski (1690–1746), a Cardinal since 20 December 1737, bishop of Krákow; he never went to Rome to receive the red hat.

Notes

References

Sources
 Salvador Miranda, List of participants of conclave, 1740 at fiu.edu
 Biography of Pope Clement XII, Papal Library
 Ludwig von Pastor, History of the Popes, vol. XXXVI (London, 1941)

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New York Times | Bret Stephens | March 22, 2022
What does President Biden think he will get out of a new nuclear deal with Iran?
A year ago, the answer seemed reasonably clear to the administration: Tehran had responded to Donald Trump's decision to walk away from the original 2015 deal — known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or J.C.P.O.A. — by enriching uranium to ever-higher levels of purity, bringing it increasingly close to a nuclear bomb, or at least the capability to build one quickly. Barring a new deal that put limits on enrichment, Iran seemed destined to cross the nuclear finish line sooner rather than later. Hence the urgency of a deal.
But today we live in a different world. It's a world in which Russia and China — parties to both the J.C.P.O.A. and the current negotiations — are definitely not our well-wishers, and a world in which Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates wouldn't answer Joe Biden's phone calls in the midst of the greatest geopolitical crisis of the 21st century. Maybe the administration needs to think through the broader implications of a new deal a little more carefully before it signs on again.
So far, that isn't happening. The deal is said to be mostly finalized, barring last-minute haggling over whether the United States will remove the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps — which Washington has said is responsible for killing hundreds of Americans— from the list of sanctioned foreign terrorist organizations.
Asked earlier this month whether Russia's invasion of Ukraine would affect the nuclear negotiations, Antony Blinken was definitive: "These things are totally different and are just, are not, in any way, linked together," the secretary of state told Margaret Brennan of CBS.
But they are linked together, in ways large and small, tactical and strategic. The United States isn't even negotiating directly with Tehran — the Iranians wouldn't allow the Americans into the room, and the administration, incredibly, agreed — but is instead relying on its intermediaries.
And how are those intermediaries doing? "I am absolutely sincere in this regard when I say that Iran got much more than it could expect, much more," Mikhail Ulyanov, the top Russian diplomat at the negotiations, said earlier this month in an interview. "Our Chinese friends were also very efficient and useful co-negotiators."
Maybe Ulyanov was exaggerating. But with or without the deal, Moscow will be able to build nuclear power plants in Iran, irrespective of the sanctions over the war in Ukraine. And Beijing — which in 2021 signed a 25-year, $400 billion strategic partnership with Tehran — will be able to conduct a lucrative business in Iran with little concern for U.S. sanctions.
Combined with February's "no limits" friendship pact between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, an Iran deal represents another step toward a new antidemocratic Tripartite Pact
But what about the nuclear deal's upside? Last year, Blinken promised an agreement that would be "longer and stronger," hinting that it would seek to extend some of the J.C.P.O.A.'s sunset provisions that were set to expire in the next decade, as well as place limits on Iran's testing of ballistic missiles.
It isn't clear the new deal will meet either goal, but at a minimum it will likely extend Iran's "breakout time" — the time it needs to acquire sufficient enriched uranium for a bomb — from as little as three weeks to about six months, establish an intrusive nuclear-inspection regime, give future diplomacy more time to work, and forestall, for now, a nuclear crisis in the Middle East while the world's attention is engaged elsewhere.
This is not nothing, and — should the deal go through — the administration will work hard to make the case that this is a good-enough answer for a problem to which every other solution is worse. It will also stress that "all options are on the table" should Iran choose to go for a bomb.
Except nobody in the region seems to believe that line or any other U.S. security assurances — hence the phone call snub. Reaching a kick-the-can-down-the-road agreement may seem like a diplomatic victory to the State Department. But it's a strategic defeat when it does little more than delay a crisis for the future in exchange for strengthening our adversaries in the present. Tehran attacked Iraq with ballistic missiles earlier this month and (through its Houthi proxies) launched missile and drone strikes on Abu Dhabi in January. What can Iran's neighbors expect from it when its coffers are refreshed with tens of billions in oil revenues, free from sanctions?
Though the administration and its friends will fiercely deny it, the principal geopolitical challenge the United States faces today is the perception, shared by friends and foes alike, that we are weak — diffident, distracted and divided. The heroic resistance that Ukraine has put up against Russia, bolstered by American military aid and the power of our sanctions, has helped shift that perception, at least somewhat. But we are still far from achieving any kind of victory there, much less gaining the upper hand against the new axis of autocracy.
The Biden administration urgently needs to telegraph strength. An Iran deal that leaves us even weaker and meeker than the previous deal accomplishes the opposite at a moment when we can't afford another reversal.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/22/opinion/iran-nuclear-deal-biden.html
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Most Iranian Americans voice against the agreement between P5+1 countries and the despots in Iran
For over three decades, the survivors and families of the victims of past & ongoing crimes against humanity related to Iran's #1988Massacre have been searching for truth and justice. We stand with them. Will you? @eu_eeas @UN_HRC @enriquemora_ pic.twitter.com/RWwXTJtDnA
— Amnesty Iran (@AmnestyIran) August 6, 2021
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Rep. Raul Ruiz
Rep. Brad Sherman
Late Rep. John Lewis
Rep. Young Kim
California Society for Democracy in Iran
Rep. Tom McClintock
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