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Q: What is the preferred way to add relations between users in Plone? I'm making a social networking site powered by Plone and would like to set up relationships between users (friends, followers, etc.).
How can I achieve this in Plone 4?

A: I'd suggest using annotations and creating multiple trees. For ex.:
import BTrees
from zope import annotation

FOLLOWERS_KEY = "my.product.followers"
FOLLOWS_KEY = "my.product.follows"
FRIENDS_KEY = "my.product.friends"

portal = self.context.portal_url.getPortalObject()
annotations = annotation.interfaces.IAnnotations(portal)

if not annotations.get(FOLLOWERS_KEY, None):
    annotations[FOLLOWERS_KEY] = BTrees.IIBTree.IITreeSet()
if not annotations.get(FOLLOWS_KEY, None):
    annotations[FOLLOWS_KEY] = BTrees.IIBTree.IITreeSet()
if not annotations.get(FRIENDS_KEY, None):
    annotations[FRIENDS_KEY] = BTrees.IIBTree.IITreeSet()

followers = annotation.get(FOLLOWERS_KEY)
follows = annotation.get(FOLLOWS_KEY)
friends = annotation.get(FRIENDS_KEY)

A: Thanks for your answer
I was actually thinking of using ACL Group and reference mechanism when I asking the question.
This would help permissions and sharing.

*

*With each relationship, create a group for each user (UserA's Friends)

*When user is created >

*

*Create user groups >

*

*Create references between user and groups using reference_catalog (which I don't know how to or is it even possible)

*Add localroles for new groups on user's folder (relation-roles map can be config via a controlpanel)

*When relationship is created -> Create new groups for all users (would take time, but will be rarely used)

*Add/remove relationship -> Add/remove user from related groups
UPDATE: It seems that almost all that I need is implemented via plone.app.relations package.


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Muslim worshippers on the Temple Mount (File).
A collection of mystic forecasts, Quran commentators and a "prophecy" have many believing that Ramadan 2022 will mark
the end of the State of Israel.
Many Muslims are convinced that during the month of Ramadan in 2022, which coincides with the Jewish month of Nissan and the Passover holiday this year, Israel will cease to exist.
A collection of mystic forecasts, Quran commentators, and a "prophecy" attributed to Hamas founder Ahmad Yassin, have many believing that the State of Israel has about a month to exist.
Sheikh Bassam Jarrar, a Hamas-affiliated Palestinian scholar, wrote a book in 1997 named "Israel's Disappearance in 2022 – Quran Prophecy or Numerical Coincidence."
In his book, Jarrar presents a prediction that Israel will cease to exist in 2022, basing this prediction on a well-known Qur'anic verse that speaks of the end of days and the fate of the Jews in this period. He gives the verse "numerical interpretation" based on an old mathematical calculation system known as His'b alJummal, according to which the prophecy will be realized in 2022.
Jarrar draws his conclusions based on an examination of the number 19, a significant number in Islam, and its duplications in verses and words in the Qur'an, he also links these conclusions with a "legend or prophecy" attributed to a Jewish old woman according to which the State of Israel will exist for 76 years (19×4).
The number 19 proclaims the First Commandment in all the scriptures: that there is only one God. The number 19 in Islam is also the number of angels guarding Hell.
'For many Palestinians, 2022 is a very special year'
Sheikh Ahmad Yassin also believed that Israel's end is near. According to him, in the first 25 of the 21st century, the balance of power will shift to the benefit of the Palestinian people and the Arab and Islamic nation, and this will lead to the victory and final disappearance of the "Hebrew state."
Yassin refused to say that his forecast was a kind of prophecy and explained that "his prediction is based on an examination of the history and the present, which makes it possible to determine characteristics of the future."
According to him, the past teaches, as narrated in the Qur'an, that Allah commanded the children of Israel to wander in the wilderness for 40 years, so that the cowardly generation would die and a warrior generation would rise in its place. This means that a period of 40 years in the life of a people is the time needed for psychological change.
Yassin reinforced his remarks with historical examples and mentioned the Crusader wars, which allowed the Crusaders to take over the Land of Israel for 80 years (40×2) until they were defeated by the Muslim leader Salah ad-Din, or Saladin.
In a more recent example, Yassin mentioned that the Palestinian people were defeated in 1948 and expelled from their homeland, but 40 years later the intifada broke out and forced Israel and the world to recognize the existence of the Palestinian people. In his opinion, the next 40 years will bring the end of Israel.
In 2014, Hamas Interior Minister Fathi Hamad said that the Palestinians will liberate all of Palestine "within eight years," in 2022. In 2015, in an interview on Lebanese TV, the Imam of the mosque of Al Quds in Sidon, Maher Hamoud, said that "according to calculations based on the Quran the end of Israel will be in 2022."
A Google search of the phrase "zuil 'asril am 2022", "Israel's demise in 2022," yields over 421,000 results and broad discussion on the subject in serious sites.
Dr. Mohammad Makram Balawi, a Palestinian writer and academic based in Istanbul, wrote in February that "for many Palestinians, 2022 is a very special year as it marks the beginning of the 'downfall' of the Israeli occupation."
"How these prophecies might affect the attitudes and behaviors of the people who believe in them could be the right question. Yet, we will find many in the … Arab World who would wait for them to come true," he wrote.
(World Israel News / TPS).
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Q: Rate of acceleration for two hanging masses in two experiments I conducted an experiment where two masses of different weight were attached by a string and fed through a pulley. The difference between the masses was $0.025\: \mathrm{kg}$. The  lighter mass was pulled to the the floor, causing the heavier mass to be suspended in the air. We timed how long it took for the heavy mass to reach the ground once the lighter weight was released. The average acceleration of the system was $0.883\: \mathrm{m/s^2}$.
We then performed the exact same procedure but decreased the total weight of the system. The difference between the masses was still $0.025\: \mathrm{kg}$. The average acceleration for this system was $0.922\: \mathrm{m/s^2}$.
I am curious as to why the rate of acceleration (both in theory and in practice) is slower for the heavier set of experiments, and is faster for the lighter set of experiment, even though the difference between the masses is the same.

A: One way to think of this conceptually is that the inertial mass of the system is in fact different from the gravitational mass. That is, while the net force on the systems are the same, the two systems have a different amount of mass, and so they resist changes in velocity to different degrees.

Except that in this case, we are considering a compound system, not just a single object.
In your first case, the mass difference, and thus the effective gravitational mass of the system, was $0.025\:\rm kg$. If we multiply this by the gravity, we can get the net force on the system. $$0.025\:\rm kg \times 9.81\: m/s^2 \approx 0.2452\: N$$
This caused the system to accelerate at $0.883\: \rm m/s^2$. Now, using Newton's second law, we can find the inertial mass of the system. $$m = \frac{F}{a} = \rm \frac{0.2452\: N}{0.883\: m/s^2}\approx 0.2777\: kg$$
So, this system has a total mass of about $\rm 0.2777\: kg$. We could also find the masses of the individual weights, since we know their sum and difference; this I leave as an exercise to the reader.
The second case can be solved the same way. The mass difference and thus net force are the same in this case, the only thing that changed was the acceleration. Thus: $$m = \frac{F}{a} = \rm \frac{0.2452\: N}{0.922\: m/s^2}\approx 0.2660\: kg$$
As can be seen, the total mass in the first case was $\rm 0.2777\: kg$, which is indeed larger than the second case, which has only $\rm 0.2660\: kg$.

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Q: outputFileStream Return Null public void writeUser() {

    String userInfo;
    FileOutputStream FOS= null;

    UserConnector user = new UserConnector();  // this is other class receive data from user
    user.modifyUserFromSignUpToDB();           // this method make all data as one string
    userInfo = user.getUserInfo();             // get data from the class as string

    try {
        FOS = openFileOutput("usersInfo.txt", Context.MODE_APPEND);
        FOS.write(userInfo.getBytes());

    } catch (FileNotFoundException er) {
        Log.e("malek", "cann't create file user");
    } catch (IOException er) {
        Log.e("malek", "cann't write to file user");
    } finally {
        try {
            if (FOS != null)  FOS.close();
        } catch (IOException er) {
            Log.e("malek", "cann't close file");
        }
    }
}

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Laura Kina is Vincent de Paul Professor of Art, Media, & Design, Director Critical Ethnic Studies, and a Global Asian Studies and Women's and Gender Studies affiliated faculty member. She earned her BFA in Painting and Drawing in 1994 from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her MFA in Studio Art in 2001 from the University of Illinois at Chicago and is a summer 2019 Joan Mitchell Foundation Artist-in-Residence awardee.
Kina's artwork focuses on themes of distance, belonging, the fluidity of cultural difference, and the slipperiness of identity. Okinawan and Hawai'i diaspora and mixed race representations are subjects that run through her work. Asian American, transpacific, contemporary Asian American art, Critical Mixed Race studies, and feminist/queer theory form the nexus for her intersectional scholarly research, publications, and projects.
She has exhibited internationally and nationally, including shows at the India Habitat Centre and India International Centre, New Delhi and Nehuru Art Centre, Mumbai, India; Okinawa Prefectural Art Museum, Naha, Okinawa, Japan; Chicago Cultural Center and the Spertus Museum, Chicago, IL; The Japanese American National Museum, Los Angeles, CA; the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA; and the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, Seattle, WA.
Her solo exhibitions include: Uchinanchu (Kwan Fong Gallery of Art and Culture, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, CA and W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Gallery, Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, CA 2016) Blue Hawaii (Harold B. Lemmerman Gallery, New Jersey City College, Jersey City, NJ 2015; University of Memphis Fogelman Galleries of Contemporary Art, Memphis, TN 2014) Sugar (Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, IL 2010), A Many-Splendored Thing(Gene Siskel Film Center, Chicago, IL 2010), Aloha Dreams(Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts, Miami, FL 2007),Loving (Grand Projects, New Haven, CT 2006), and Hapa Soap Operas (Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts, Miami, FL 2003).
Kina is co-editor of Queering Contemporary Asian American Art (University of Washington Press, 2017) and War Baby/Love Child: Mixed Race Asian American Art (University of Washington Press, 2013). She is the lead curator for the Virtual Asian American Art Museum; co-founder of the Critical Mixed Race Studies conference; co-founder of the Journal of Critical Mixed Race Studies through University of California Santa Barbara; a reviews editor for the Asian Diasporic Visual Cultures and the Americas journal (Brill), and events editor for American Quarterly – the official journal of the American Studies Association, and editorial board member of Amerasia Journal (UCLA). She also serves as a series editor for the University of Washington Press for the forthcoming Critical Ethnic Studies and Visual Culture series.


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A colde snowy day. Has snowed nearly all day. We all set around the fire most of the day. I milked and churned and fed the chickens. Josie got dinner. She cooked some beans. The Edmons tried to have a dance to night. It is so bad I dont expect that they could get a crowd. Ben & Josie has gone down there. They walked. I feel uneasy about them and will until they come back.
Franklin has waked up and I will be glad when they get back.
A clear colde day. Ben and Josie come home a while after 1 oclock this morning. They said that they had a fine time at Mr Edmons. Ben went to Renan and to see Charles this morning. Charles is feeling some better now. Hellen & Brumfield & Virginia Harvey come today. They are here now. I got breakfast and milked the cows. Josie got dinner. I sewed some made me three boddices. I have finished 8 little waists for Carries children. I worked the button holes and sewed on the buttons tonight.
A clear colde day. Ben moved the stove from the barn to the cabbin in the woods and cut wood fixin for a dance. Josie baked some cakes. I killed and cooked two chickens. Josie made sand witches and carried up there. Hellen and Virginia has bin here all day. Elsie and Bulah come in here. Elsie gave me some candy and Bulah gave oranges. Virginia gave me a box of candy.
I hope they may enjoy the dance. I had rather they had not had it but nothing else would not do. I am a fraid that there is so many there that they cant have a good time. I am so sleepy that I hardly can write.
A clear day and colde. Ben and Josie and Hellen and Virginia come to the house half past two oclock this morning. We have bin a drowsy crowd to day. Ben went to the mill this morning. This evening he moved the stove and all the things that they had at the cabbin back where they belong.
Josie got dinner. She baked a pudding that we all enjoyed. To night Ben and Hellen and Virginia has gone to Mr Mayhews to a party. Josie and the children are all a sleep.
A cloudy day rained some and sleeted. The ground is still covered with snow. Virginia staid all night here last night. This morning Jack and Irvin come a little while. Virginia went with them home.
I went to Marvins and Kate. Irvin come there. We all eat dinner there. Ben and Josie and the children staid at home all day. Carrie had custard at dinner and Josie had ice cream. We had some tonight at supper. I did enjoy it. Kate brought me a ball of yarn. I want to knit a pair of wristlets for Charles Harvey as soon as I get the kneedles to knit on.
A cloudy day and some warmer. To night the wind is blowing. Ben went to Strait Stone. Marvin went to see Charles. He is some better off a gain. Josie has bin sick all day. I got dinner to day and sewed a little. Miss Smith sent the drugget home to day by Irvin Harvey and Robert Reynolds. I got a letter from Lottie Craddock to day.
A clear day. Ben cut wood in the woods to day. Josie has had the tooth ache all day.
I washed a little and got dinner.
Willie Mayhew come here to night. Him and Ben went to John Hutchersons to play cards. Snow is still on the ground and it looks to night like it might snow before day. I certainly do hope it wont. We have not got much wood at the wood pile. I cut out an apron to night and then I was too lazy to make it.
A fairly good day. Ben hauled wood most of the day worked at something all day. Josie is feeling some better to day. She sewed some. I got dinner. Josie got supper. The first day that we have had three meals this year. I went to Marvin_s this evening. Kate Harvey was there making Carrie a dress. I commenced to knit a pair of wristlets for Charley Harvey. I have bin at work on an apron to night. I intend to give it to one of Hattie Gilberts children.
Ben sawed wood and cut feed to day. Marvin Smith and William Gilbert helped him. This evening he went to see Charles and went to Renan.
Josie got dinner and supper to day. She cut some quilt pieces.
Henry is not well tonight.
A bad day. It snowed the most of the day and to night it is raining. Ben helped Marvin strip tobacco this evening. I got dinner. Baked cracklin corn bread.
Josie pieced on her quilt. I finished two aprons that I had commenced. I wrote a letter to Ludy Pugh to night.
Henry has bin complaining all day. They are all a bed and sleep I guess.
We had a storm last night. It thundered and rained and the wind blowed very hard. Ben mended his fire place this morning then went to Renan. He helped Marvin strip tobacco this evening. To night he has gone to Strait Stone to the lodge.
I got breakfast this morning. Ben milked. Josie got dinner and washed dishes fed the chickens and calves. I have not tried to do anything out doors to day. Was afraid I might fall. I got a nice letter from Effie to day.
A clear colde very colde [day]. We have all staid at home. Ben milke for me to day. I fed the chickens and got dinner.
I have wrote two letters to night one to Effie Brumfield one to Lottie Craddock.
A cloudy morning and little snow. Ben went to Renan. Come home by dinner. Worked some this evening. Tonight he went to John Hutchersons.
Josie got dinner and sewed some on her quilt. I made a pair of little pants then went to Marvins. Worked the button holes up there. Mr Hutcherson was there. He said that his folks was hauling guano.
I talked with Molly Reynolds this morning. She tolde me that Mr George Reynolds was dead. Died last night.
A colde windy day. It rained and we had a heavy sleet this morning. I got breakfast. Ben went with Marvin Smith to Strait Stone.
Josie got dinner and ironed some then cut out a dress for me.
I sewed some on my dress. Franklin has bin sick today. Hope that he may get well soon.
Ben cut tier poles for a barn this morning. This evening he went to Renan.
Josie got dinner. Josie and Edna went to Marvins this evening. I staid with the baby and Henry. I finished making me a dress the first one that I have made in several years. Heard this evening that Ernest and Lottie Craddock was at George Blairs last night. Franklin is bad off with cold yet. Hope he will soon be well a gain.
A clear day and warmer. Ben went to a sale at Walter Murphy_s on George Blairs land. Marvin Smith went to the mill at White Falls.
I got dinner to day killed a chicken.
Josie sewed on her quilt. Finished one ready to quilt. I made an apron this evenin. Ben Franklin is feelin some better to night.
Edna is complaining to night. Hope she will soon be well a gain.
A good day but it is snowing to night. Ben and Tom and Edmons helped Ben cut a set of barn logs to day. They both eat dinner with Ben. We were glad to have them here to night. Ben has gone to Jim Powers to a dance. Josie was sick this morning but is feeling some better tonight.
I got most of the dinner. I sewed some this evening and then went to Marvins. Josie sewed on her quilt this evening. Lee Brumfield passed here and stopped a while. He was hauling a load of wood for the teachers. They are going to try and keep house at Kate Harveys. I am sorry for the girls.
A clear colde day. Ben got home this morning at 5 oclock from Jim Powers. Said he had a good time. Josie got dinner today and sewed on her quilt some. I got breakfast and milked the cows and set by the fire nearly all day. I sewed a little finished a under waist for Edna to night.
A clear colde day. Ben walked to Renan this morning and got oil and coffee. Marvin loaded his waggon to go to Gretna tomorrow if nothing happens to hinder. I heard this evening that Anna Craddock was dead and will be buried tomorrow. I wish that the weather were so that I could go up there.
Josie got dinner to day. I made me a bonnett. I got a fall this evening the first time I have since the snow.
Snowed a gain to day. It snowed until a bout twelve oclock. It is clear to night. Ben has bin at home alday. He worked on a ground slide some. Marvin did not go to Gretna today. He came down and made pathes for us. Josie got dinner and brought water to night and fed the calves.
Ben milked for me this morning. Ben made the fire in the stove this morning the first time this year.
I got breakfast and washed dishes at breakfast and dinner. Certainly have enjoyed sitting by the fire the most of the time this winter. I have made a pair of gloves two night caps and pieced the top of a pillow to day.
A clear colde day. Ben hauled in a shock of corn this morning. He is very much complaining to night.
Josie sewed on her quilt some today.
I got dinner and washed the dishes. I went to Marvins a little while this evening. Marvin went to Gretna to day got home before dark was well pleased with the sale of his tobacco. It was and awful bad day to go any where.
A colde day partly cloudy. Ben has bin sick all day do hope that he will be better by morning. Henry is sick to night. I have done the cookin to day. Josie had to stay with Ben.
Denia and Sally Blair come this evening.
Marvin Smith come to see Ben to day.
Henry and Edna got in the wood to day. Josie fed the stock this morning. I fed to night.
A clear day and some warmer. Ben has bin in the house all day but is some better off to day. Henry is sick tonight. I got breakfast and dinner. Josie got supper. Would not have got any but Mr Walter Carr come.
Josie ironed some. Josie fed the horses and hogs. I fed the cows. William Gilbert come this morning and split some wood for us. Marvin and John Smith went to Altavista to day. Mollie Reynolds come to Carries today. I got the yarn to knit for Bruce Sheppard sent it to day.
A cloudy day raining to night.
Ben is feeling some better he was at George Blairs to day said that Denia Blair was cookin a turkey for dinner to morrow. Mr Carr is here yet. Jim Brumfield come to see us this evening. The Walker land was solde today. Josie ironed some today. I washed a little this morning and got dinner. Jim and Mr Carr and Ben and Josie are playing cards to night.
I got a letter from Ludy Pugh to day.
Heard today that Mr Allen fell in the pit at the barn and hurt him self very bad.
A bad day rained some and turned colde. Ben and Jim went to see Charles this evenin. He is mighty feeble yet. They come by Kates and Marvins.
Mr Carr is here yet.
Josie and I got dinner did not get any supper. Heard to day that all of the Dews has small pox. I am sorry for them.
Henry is right sick to night. I do hope that he may be better by morning.
Rain and hail this morning. The ground is so slick I am a fraid to go out doors.
I milked and that is all that I have done out of doors. Josie got dinner and supper. Ben has bin in doors most of the day.
Henry is sick yet I hope he is some better that he was last night.
Jim Brumfield and Walter Carr went from here this morning I certainly did hate for them to go in such weather.
I have bin knitting on a helmet for Bruce Reynolds. Hope I can finish it tomorrow.
A bad day. Snow melting walkin very bad.
Ben went to see Dr Owen this morning. Got medicine for Henry he is mighty sick yet.
I got dinner to day. I finished a helmet for Bruce Reynolds to day.
I got two letters to day one from Julia Fergerson and one from Lottie Craddock.
Ben went this evening to Ren Worshams and paid for the guano to use this year. Ben is sleeping in my room to night. Edna is with him. Henry is with his mother.
A cloudy day the ground is covered with ice. Ben went to Renan this evening he walked. Tom Edmons come up here to day for Ben to cut his hair.
Marvin went to see Charles to day. I wish I could go.
Johnson Reynolds come to Marvins to change his phone.
Josie got dinner. I washed dishes after dinner. I sewed some on an olde quilt milked and then set by the fire most of the time.
Mollie sent this evening and got the knitting that I did for her. We hope that Henry is some better.


The White House and President Trump took some heat on Saturday after it became known that they would not make a previously planned visit to a cemetery in France for Americans killed in World War I due to bad weather.
Trump arrived in France on Friday for the centenary of the First World War, along with First Lady Melania Trump. They had planned to visit the American cemetery of Ainse-Marne in Belleau, France. The president was expected to lay a wreath and observe a moment of silence.
According to The Hill, the first couple were to travel by helicopter to the construction site. However, the White House issued a statement stating that the visit had been canceled.
"The President and First Lady's trip to the American Cemetery and Memorial at Ainse-Marne was canceled due to weather and scheduling problems," the statement said. "An American delegation led by Chief of Staff John Kelly and Chief of Staff Joe Dunford will take part in their behalf."
The decision was downgraded by two officials who had served in previous administrations.
David Frum, a speechwriter for former President George W. Bush, accepted Twitter to make the decision and insisted that other means of transportation could be created in bad weather.
"From the center of Paris to the monument, it is less than 60 kilometers. If the weather for helicopters is too wet and too windy, a presidential motorcade could cover the distance in an hour, "said Frum twittered, "On the ground, the president's move could easily pitch a tent to protect the dignitaries (and presidential hairstyle) from bad weather."
A later one tweet said: "Two words: emergency plans. Previous White Houses made them. "
He also criticized the president's canceled visit and called him "a descent from what any normally patriotic president would do."
Ben Rhodes, who served as Deputy National Security Advisor in the Obama administration, also disapproved.
Commenting on a Frum tweet, Rhodes said, "I've spent eight years planning all of President Obama's trips. There is always a rain option. Always."
Rhodes also responded to a tweet by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. saying "This is what an actual leader does."
The Canadian leader shared pictures on twitter from his visit to Vimy Ridge, a battlefield in northern France.
A follow-up tweet from Rhodes said the change in plans is "a remarkable insult to veterans and allies who have lost 'so many millions of people that Trump flies all the way to Europe to sit in a hotel room."
Nicholas Soames – a member of parliament in the UK and the grandson of former Prime Minister Winston Churchill (The Hill) – he also tweeted criticism of the President.
"They died with their faces in front of the enemy, and this wretched, inadequate @realDonaldTrump could not even weather the weather to pay The Fallen its respect for the fallen land." tweet said.
The cemetery visit was to take place after Trump met with French President Emmanuel Macron earlier in the day.
Fox News "Matt Leach, Adam Shaw, Lukas Mikelionis and The Associated Press contributed to the report.


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Top 10 Tallest Mountains in the world
JThe mountains are a massif form of land rises above the surrounding landscapes. In general if there are greenery on the mountain that is called hill and if there are snow is mountain, it is kind of belief.
The Hierarchy of high many mountains in a raw is known as a Himalayas, which is the highest heavenly made presents in the planet. The most exotic natural things in the universe should be Mountains that one can be blessed after seeing it.
Nepal is one and only richest Country for various mountains and It has 8 out of 10 highest mountains in the world. The roof of the world giant Mt. Everest is the world's tallest peak which is located in Nepal. Here is the list of top 10 highest mountain peaks in the world.
1st highest: Mt Everest (8848 m), Nepal
2nd Highest: Mt. K2 (8611 m), Pakistan
3rd Highest: Mt Kanchenjunga (8586 m), Nepal/India
4th Highest : Mt Lhotse (8511 m), Nepal
5th Highest : Mt Makalu (8462 m), Nepal
6th Highest : Mt Cho Oyu (8201 m), Nepal
7th Highest : Mt Dhaulagiri (8167 m), Nepal
8th Highest : Mt Manaslu (8163 m), Nepal
9th Highest : Nanga Parbat (8125 m), Pakistan
10th Highest : Mt Annapurna (8091 m), Nepal
1. Mt. Everest (8848/ 29028 ft.), Located in Nepal.
The Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world and it is located in the Northeast of Nepal At Solu Khumbu region.
Mt. Everest got few different names such as in Nepali called " Sagarmatha" long time ago people also called Peak XV, Chomolungma in Tibetan and Mt. Everest is a popular recent name after scientific survey by Surveyor General Sir George Everest.
The first ever Mt. Everest has been summit in May 29, 2053 by Sr. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgey Sherpa. The popularity of Everest region became drastically increased after the summit of Everest than the people all over the world focus to hike to Everest base camp which is now is a number one popular trekking route in Nepal.
2. Mt K2 (8611 m), Pakistan
The Second tallest peak in the world is Mt. K2 and it is situated on the border of Pakistan and china as it is technically the most difficult mountain to climb. K2 is the positions for 2nd mountain peak o the range of Karakorum.
As you know that the shape of Mt. K2 is really strange and steep even though there are about 250 climbers have been summit the Mt. K2.
There was so many different climbing group who wanted to attempt this mountain at the beginning but the first k2 summit was from Italy as they were a professional Italian expedition group and they have summit in 1954.
Beside the climbing activities at this mountain, there are so many trekkers visit this mountain base camp and enjoy their adventure time with family and friends. It is a beautifully made gorgeous mountain in the planet.
3. Mt Kanchenjunga (8,586 m), Nepal & India
The 3rd tallest mountain of the planet is Kanchanjunga which is located on the border of India and Nepal. In other way this massif mountain used to called " The five treasures of snows" as it is blessed by five treasures of God that all symbolized the gold, gems, silver, grains & Holy books.
It is one of the most popular remote area trekking trails in Nepal and India Both. This kanchanjunga area is very remote geographically hence; the trekking route and tea house are not well managed even though there are hundreds of people go for the hiking and climbing during the best trekking season.
It is summit for first time by George Band and Joe Brown in 1955.
4. Mt Lhotse (8511 m), Located in Nepal
According to the recent survey and all Mt. Lhotse is the 4th highest peak in the world with the height of 8511 m from sea level. It is situated between Mt. Everest and Nuptse in Khumbu Everest region.
It is one of the hardest climbing peaks according to the summit word and experiences because it is constructed without enough snow therefore it looks like rock but very strange steep one.
Mt. Lhotse is also known as a deadly mountain in the world as it difficult to summit cause of strange shape and less snow along the route. It is clearly seen from Digboche, Kalapthar and Gokyo Ri when there is clear day. Ernst Reiss and Fritz Luchsinger two are the first time summit of this mountain.
4. Mt Makalu (8462 m), Located in Nepal
The height with 8462 meter mountain is MT, Makalu which is located in Nepal. It is 4th tallest snow peak mountain in the world.
Relatively Mt. Makalu is also one of the difficult mountains for climbing because it has very sharp top and steep way to reach to the summit. It is one of the finest climbing peaks in the isolated forms.
It is successfully summit in 1955, for first time by Lionel Terry and Jean Cozy.
6. Mt Cho- Oyu (8201 m), Located in Nepal
Another tallest mountain peak in the planets is Mt. Cho-Oyu, it is located in the Himalaya range In Nepal. World's 6th tallest peak is Mt. Cho- Oyu which is clearly seen from Gokyo valley trek, Gokyo village and Gokyo Ri view point.
According to the Tibetan language and belief the Mt. Cho-Oyu is known as "Turquoise Goddess" of Himalaya.
Trekking in the Everest region along Gokyo valley is the best way to see this mountain with a beautiful shape. It is summit by Pasang lama (Nepali), S, Jochler, and H. Techy.
7. Mt Dhaulagiri (8167 m), Located in Nepal
Mt. Dhaulagiri is a massif snow cap mountain with the altitude of 8167 m. it is the 7th tallest mountain in the world.
Mt. Dhaulagiri is a popular mountain while you are doing Annapurna Circuit and Ghorepani Poonhill trek because it is clearly seen with its all shape from those trekking spots.
Dhaulagiri means "white Mountain" it is also a popular and difficult climbing peaks in the world. It is situated in the north central parts of Nepal. There are so many trekking routes because of Mt. Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massif in the central north part of Nepal. If you wish to trek on a adventure trekking route in Nepal than you can try Dhaulagiri base camp. It is probably the most hardest and remote trekking route of Nepal.
Mr. Dorji. Nawang. Nyima Dorji, P. Diener and K.Diemberger are the man who has summit this massif mountain for the first time in May 1960.
8. Mt Manaslu (8,163 m), Located in Nepal
Mt. Manaslu is an 8th tallest peak of the planet, located in the Himalaya of Nepal. It is quite high mountain over 8 thousand meter. The actual height of Manaslu is 8163 m from the sea level.
It is also another technical mountain mostly surrounded by hard ice even at the base of mountain. The meaning of this mountain is truly meaningful called "Mountain of spirit" it make sense no doubt.
After Everest region and Annapurna region trekking routes the Manaslu is the 3rd popular area for trekking activities, where thousands of trekkers make their
Destination each trekking season. The name of popular trekking route around Mt. Manaslu is Round Manaslu trek via Larke la pass and Tsum valley.
The beautiful eight highest peak Mt. Manaslu has been summit by T. Imanishi in 1956.
9. Nanga Parbat (8125 m), Located in Pakistan
Nanga Parbat is the 9th highest mountain in the world. It is located on the south side of Pakistan.
The height of Namga parbat is 8125 meter as it also known as killer mountain because there was so many climbers who were not successfully summit and died while they were climbing it is hardest peak to climb.
The meaning of this mountain is "Naked Mountain" and it is summit by Australian climber Bahal in 1953. Trekking adventure trips are really popular also in Pakisthan because of this beautiful mountain.
10. Mt Annapurna (8091 m), Located in Nepal
Mt. Annapurna is another famous high mountain for climbing and trekking route in the world. It is located in the central part of Nepal and height of Mt. Annapurna one is 8091 m.
It is 10th tallest mountain out of 14th over 8000 m High Mountain in the world. It has a meaning came from Sanskrit language means "Goddess of the harvests". The shape of this mountain looks really flat at the top and thin hence it is known as a dangerous mountain for climbing.
After Everest trekking region Annapurna is the 2nd most visited trekking region with massif area with 7629 sq.km, so probably it is one of the biggest conservation area of Nepal. The popular trekking routes of Nepal such as Annapurna circuit trek, Jomsom Muktinath trek, Upper mustang trek, Ghorepani Poon hill trek, Annapurna base camp trek, Mardi himal short trek all popular trekking routes are under Annapurna conservation area because of massif Mt. Annapurna mountain.
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Unlocking future trends in OSINT, investigations and intelligence
How a Corporate Takeover Went into a Tailspin within Days
Key Findings	Uncategorized, WarStories	 January 28, 2019 January 28, 2019 3 Minutes
When companies change ownership, key employees often get busy looking for new jobs. Some also take intellectual property with them on the way out the door. Here is how a real-world case unfolded – and how investors can prevent such calamities from happening.
The moment the investment started sputtering and stalling was the day the head engineer quit his job. His resignation letter, hand-delivered to the CEO in the morning, hit the new private equity investors of the company like a bucket of ice water. They had only recently acquired the southern German plant manufacturer for a load of cash. The engineer, a key figure in the company, had assured the new owners just the day before, again, that he would stay on in the new era.
As the news of his sudden departure reached the asset managers, they instantly realized the momentousness of his decision. But before they could even discuss how to deal with the consequences, more resignations turned up within hours. Three senior sales people and service technicians quit by lunchtime, a serious upheaval in the midsized company. According to the grapevine emerging that day, they did not believe that their future was golden under the new ownership.
The acquisition had been rather expensive in the first place. It was after all a seller's market in the German corporate world. Potential investors from all corners of the globe – Europe, the Middle East, China, the U.S. – were lining up around the block to buy up German "hidden gems". Midsized, globally successful, family-owned businesses.
The backdrop to this phenomenon was fast-growing private wealth, which to this day has been giving private equity investments a massive shot in the arm. Whereas PE assets under management totaled approx. $ 30 billion worldwide in 1992, they had reached $ 4,000 billion (=4 trillion) by 2015, according to the private equity marketplace Palico based in Paris. By 2020, Palico predicts the PE market will have doubled to $ 8 trillion. But the demand for attractive investment opportunities already far exceeds the supply. And thus investors are jumping at the chance to snatch up, among other things, successful German engineering companies. They are seen as solid and reliable, like the plant builder in southern Germany.
When the Music Stopped Playing
We were hired as investigators to look into the sudden personnel departures and found that the head engineer had started a new Ltd. company in a neighboring country not far from his previous job. The financier of the new venture was a local entrepreneur with deep pockets. Meanwhile, a first wave of customers began canceling their contracts with the plant manufacturer and signed up with the brand-new competition, who were offering competitive prices for their services.
We scrutinized the laptop computers left behind by the departing staff. A breadcrumb trail of bits and bytes showed that customer lists and tens of thousands of engineering documents had miraculously left the building in recent months. Most of them in the last two weeks before the resignation wave.
Also, part of a business plan was discovered, outlining the new Ltd.'s strategic direction. The document's time stamps suggested that its creators had lied about their intentions for quite some time.
Armed with the assembled proof, the plant manufacturer filed a criminal complaint, a likely breach of competition law, with the local prosecutor's office. The case is now a government investigation that will probably drag on for years, outcome unknown. It is unclear, too, whether the plant manufacturer's business will continue to flourish as it did in the past forty years. All it took was a data breach and a few disgruntled key employees to turn a rock-solid investment into a liability within a few days.
Investors beware: prepare for such scenarios. Because cases like this happen every week.
Collect background information about key personnel before the takeover, so that there are no surprises. Look into the IT situation: how well protected are the company's 'crown jewels'? Are there any open barn doors that may be used to squirrel away intellectual property? And finally, talk to the key personnel early in the game and keep your promises to them. They will judge you by your actions, not your words.
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All in all this time, our lineup had my party: Meat, Ichika, Rokuko and I.
Followed by Team Bacchus: Gozoh, Roppu, and Wataru.
We even had Maidence, a noble of Tsuia, and her maid. Oh, and the no-good elf Shikina.
We had ten people in all, the coachman excluded. Maidence and the maid will be left in Tsuia though, so we would be heading for the imperial capital with eight people in all.
By the way, the carriage and coachman were furnished by the Tsuia family. It was a noble's wagon, one with a door that had their family's coat of arms on it. It was no covered wagon. It was a properly made box-type carriage. Big enough that all ten of us could fit.
Thankfully, we'll be able to use this carriage up until Tsuia. We'll be fine with our luggage since we have [Storage], too.
Gozoh came to talk with me before we left.
"It still has to discipline the flame dragon and it's being a bit difficult, so it won't be leaving Tsuia Mountain yet."
"O-Oh. So it'll come if you call for it?"
"How would I? Send it a letter or something?"
"Huh? No, I mean isn't there something for that in your contract? Like that time in [Flame Cavern]."
"That's just because it was originally hiding there. That guy's been passing his time in [Flame Cavern] from the start, after all."
There's a Salamander passing the time by idly in there... well, that's the sort of setting we're going with for Ontentoo's public appearance.
"I see. So that's why I felt so comfortable with you there...? Or maybe the key to it was Beddhism?"
Well, after all that, we started on our journey to the capital.
Rei, I'll be leaving the inn and dungeon to you!
We arrive at Tsuia in the horse-drawn carriage without much of anything really happening.
Still though, for us to take just two hours for the trip... it used to take us six hours hiking from the dungeon to Tsuia way back when. I doubt it'd take even one hour on a fast horse.
"That was such a comfortable ride, as expected of a noble's carriage... but still though, we didn't even have to be examined or pay the toll since Maidence-sama was with us... truly, as expected of a noble."
"Ya shouldn't need money to walk into yer own house aye? And this carriage here's basically one big identification device."
"That's correct, Gozoh-san. Though nobles do need to pay the toll. Even I have to!"
"Oh aye, you were one of them kinda-nobles since yer a Hero, Wataru. I forgot."
I mean, we could have went past without paying the toll for a single carriage this time since it'd be put on the guild's tab.
So I guess we should really be saying more like as expected of Haku-san, the adventurer guild's grand master.
"Haaah, I want to stay with Kuro-sama though."
"... We'll be reading the lord's manor soon, so prepare to get off."
"It's alright, Kuro-sama. I left my preparations to my maid, so I can be next to you until the last moment."
We'd decided to head to the lord's manor right away.
Doing so, we received a personal greetings from Yudence Tsuia, the lord himself.
"Oooh, Kehma-dono. It's been a while! And you too, Nishimi-dono! Mai, have you been doing well?"
Wonder what made him greet me first? Did he have some ulterior motive?
I can't see it as him just greeting the person watching over his daughter first, since he greeted Wataru-the person to bring her to me in the first place-second.
"Yes, father. I have also deepened my relationship with my fiancé, Kuro-sama."
"I see, I see! So you've gotten to the point of giving Kuroinu-dono a nickname! Isn't seeing our children getting along so well refreshing, Kehma-dono?"
"Hahaha.... well, as you see, your daughter has been brought back safe and sound as you anticipated."
I couldn't tell what his hidden meaning was there that well, so I went with forcing a smile just in case.
"Wait, what!? Her fiancé...!? Kehma-sama, isn't Kuro-chan a....-!? No way, a crossdresser...!?"
"Y-yeah, Wataru, are you okay?"
"Ah-sorry, I lost myself there for a moment."
Oh yeah, Wataru had that marriage fraud issue with the crossdresser a long time ago, didn't he.
"Kehma-sama. We will be parting from you temporary, but please, feel free to continue using the carriage. So long as you have it, your exit from the town should go just as smoothly."
... It has their crest on it though? I want a different carriage.
When I glanced back to Yudence, our eyes met.
"Whaaat? Don't worry about it. It's natural that my daughter's fiancé would have access to something like this."
"... Could I get one without the crest on it? I get the feeling various troubles will crop up because of it."
"On the contrary, I believe those troubles would only occur if you didn't have our crest on the carriage. However, Kehma-dono, would you prefer for us to arrange one without our crest for you?"
"Oh, Yudence-san. We would love a covered wagon with your crest on it! Really, traveling in a covered wagon is the best way to go, right Kehma-san?"
"Hm? I will prepare a covered wagon as you've requested then, Nishimi-dono. I assume you are fine with that, Kehma-dono?"
"Oh, yeah. I'll leave the decisions about it to him, I'm not too versed in wagons."
Traveling in a covered wagon, huh. Man does that remind me of RPG games.
"Hey, Wataru. Why the crest?"
"Kehma-san, you know how Golen is so near Tsuia? It's better for you to clearly show off your connection with Yudence-san."
"... So it's to prevent other nobles from intervening?"
"Exactly! See how helpful it'll be to borrow their crest now?"
"Kehma-dono! How about a cup of tea while you wait for the wagon to be prepared? I'd like have a chat with you and that girl with you, too."
The lord smiled at both Rokuko and I.
"Oh, well look at the time. I have to go do something for the journey. Leave it to me, Kehma."
"I have to deliver a few documents to the guild and pick up a delivery commission for a bit."
"I'm going too. Party members should do stuff together right?"
"Oh, I'll go with ye then!"
"Want to get some alcohol with me, Gozoh? Wataru, we'll fetch the commission as Team Bacchus."
Like a bunch of spiders scattering, they left Rokuko, Meat and I alone in the blink of an eye.
Though it felt more like they were ditching something annoying than leaving tactfully. Yeah.
"... Well, it's a good chance, so how about we treat ourselves to some tea, Kehma?"
Seeing as how I was able to hear some good stuff about aristocratic etiquette during the chat over some tea, I guess it turned out alright.
The wagon, prepared while I was listening to valuable tales from the lord, had our luggage already loaded onto it so that we could leave right away.
It was almost entirely just small luggage bags, so the time to part with Maidence came surprisingly quickly.
"Please take care of yourselves, everyone. And Kuro-sama, see you... nn-"
Oh, Maidence actually gave Meat a goodbye kiss... on the cheek. She pulled off something Rokuko couldn't, and easily, at that. So that's the strength of an aristocrat's daughter?
"Wha-!? W-Wow, you did it, Mai."
"Fufufu, if you can't manage something of this level, Kehma-sama might get snatched away from you, Rokuko-sama."
"N-No he won't! Kehma and I are in a relationship that'll last to death....! It's alright, right, Kehma?"
"Hm-hmmm? That is not necessarily true, Rokuko-dono! For I am here!"
"Step back, you perverted elf. Say that after you can at least manage your multiples of seven without making a mistake."
"I-I don't make any mistakes though! ... If I use my fingers."
When did Rokuko and Shikina get on such good terms? I had no clue they were this close.
Like that, we left Tsuia. We had to drink tea with Yudence this, but now I guess we can come and go whenever we want?
"It will be around five days to reach the next town."
... That's pretty far though!?
1. I am very, very close to eliminating honorifics from my LDM translation. Hrm.
2. Guess teleporting doesn't count.


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A Wincanton man who parked so close to the vehicle in front that the driver could not open his boot was more than three times the drink drive limit when he collided into the rear of it.
Philip Martin Higson topped up an evening's drinking the following day with another can of cider when he decided to drive to the local supermarket to stock up on groceries.
When the other driver commented that he could not open his boot the defendant agreed to reverse away but hit the accelerator instead.
A police community support officer nearby attended the scene and when Higson failed a roadside breath test he was arrested, Somerset Magistrates were told.
The 51-year-old defendant, of Hook Valley Cottages, pleaded guilty to driving a VW Passat on Carrington Way, Wincanton, after consuming excess alcohol on August 25.
The court at Yeovil was told that the defendant was seen parking his car in a car park at 4.40pm and was very close to the rear of the witness's vehicle.
"When the witness returned to his car he realised that Higson's car was parked so close he could not open his boot and when he commented on this the defendant tried to reverse away," said prosecutor Emma Lenanton.
A police officer attended and the defendant failed a roadside breath test. He was taken to Bridgwater police station and a further test produced a reading of 108mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath, the legal limit being 35mcg of alcohol.
Defending solicitor Nicola Smailes said that Higson was a man of previous good character and was "extremely shocked" about the incident.
"He went to the Co-op in Wincanton and drove into the car park and slightly touched the bumper of the other car," she said.
"He never thought he was over the limit as he had just drunk one can of cider, however the night before he had been up until 1am and drank five or six ciders.
She added that Higson currently had three jobs but would now lose two of them as they involved driving.
The magistrates banned the defendant from driving for two years and sentenced him to a 12 month community order with 60 hours unpaid work. Costs of £85 and an £85 victim surcharge were also imposed.


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Last week many members of the Syracuse University faculty and staff came to the University's Chancellor House on Comstock. This is part of a series of ongoing receptions for 100 folks at a time from across all parts of the campus—custodians, faculty members, IT staff, food service workers, admissions counselors, and enrollment staff, just to name a few. We spend two hours together talking, seeing the house, and talking informally about the University to which so many have donated years. Most of the staff have never been in the house, and it feels good to have them at home.
One of the staff members I met at the Friday event was Fred German, a very busy University plumber who was feeling a bit under the weather. He told me about our campus plumbing challenges, and then I asked him what he likes about the place. His answer: playing the piano on the main stage of Hendricks Chapel every weekday at lunch time, so as to make the place welcoming for students, faculty, and staff who need a respite.
Fred pointed me to a Newhouse student project that portrays his story  as a pianist/plumber, as well as an array of other amazing Central New York stories . Our faculty and staff, like everyone else at the University, have many dimensions, and that's why it is a good place.


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Ep. 137: Yossi Klein Halevi's 'Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor,' New York Times political reporter Astead Herndon
This week on Unorthodox, Liel prepares for his role as honorary grand marshal at New York City's Celebrate Israel Parade on June 3.
Our Jewish guest is Yossi Klein Halevi, senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem and the author of the newly released Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor. He tells us how he, as a religious Jew in Jerusalem, came to understand the Palestinian perspective; why he framed the book as a letter to an imagined interlocutor; and the crucial need to recognize that both sides have their own truths, and that respecting each of those truths is the first step toward any reconciliation. Our gentile of the week is Astead Herndon, who recently joined the New York Times as a national political reporter from the Boston Globe. He tells us about the challenges of covering the Trump administration, growing up as the son of two Pentecostal preachers, and the summer he spent working as a JCC camp counselor in Chicago.
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Atlas of Transboundary Animal Diseases
Author(s) : P. Fernandez, W. White, revised English ed. 2016; éd. fr 2012 ; ed. esp. 2011
The Atlas of Transboundary Animal Diseases, the OIE's bestseller, is intended to assist Veterinary Service field staffs involved in animal disease surveillance and diagnostics in identifying important transboundary diseases of livestock. The focus of this publication is on key images of clinical signs and post mortem lesions associated with 29 OIE notifiable animal diseases supplemented by basic disease information from the OIE technical disease cards. Input for this consolidated reference volume comes from OIE's global network of veterinary epidemiologists and diagnostic experts and the support of APHIS-USDA.
The revised edition is now available in English!
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Guide to terrestrial animal health surveillance
The purpose of surveillance is to provide timely and relevant information to allow early warning and inform policy makers for rapid response to reduce the spread and mitigate the impact of disease.
This practical handbook about surveillance is intended to be used mainly by Veterinary Services or other Competent Authorities, their staff and experts as a tool for strengthening the design, implementation and evaluation of surveillance systems for diseases of relevance for terrestrial animals in their country.
Atlas of Porcine Dermatology
Author(s) : J.M.Gourreau,R. Drolet, G.-P. Martineau, H. Morvan, P.-P. Pastoret, D. Pin & D. W. Scott ; Ed. 2015
This Atlas, which has been lavishly illustrated, is the first of its kind and fills a gap in the global veterinary literature. The advantage of this book is that it takes into account all aspects of porcine dermatology (it covers non-infectious diseases and those whose origins are neither parasitic nor fungal), thus facilitating differential diagnosis.
A review of the scientific literature on the control of Salmonella spp. in food-producing animals other than poultry
Author(s) : S. Belluco, V. Cibin, R. Davies, A. Ricci & A. Wales; Ed. 2015
Salmonella species are prominent and enduring pathogens worldwide, which represent a challenge for both animal and human health. This review provides an extensive summary of the prevalence, epidemiology and control of Salmonella in non-avian livestock, as well as a review of attribution studies relating it to human disease.
Bee health and veterinarians
Author(s) : Wolfgang Ritter ; Ed. 2014
Maintaining bee health is a central responsibility in beekeeping, for both professional and amateur beekeepers, because only healthy bees are able to pollinate successfully and achieve a good honey harvest. Bee losses have become an increasingly serious problem throughout the world.
Camelid Infectious Disorders
Author(s) : U. Wernery, J. Kinne, R.K. Schuster ; Ed. 2014
This edition provides an up-to-date reference book covering all infectious diseases in camelids. The book is divided into chapters on bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic diseases; each section containing information on aetiology, epidemiology, clinical signs, pathology, diagnosis, prevention and control.
Wildlife Disease Risk Analysis
Author(s) : IUCN SSC & OIE; Eng. Ed. 2014 ; Ed. Esp. 2016
The Manual of Procedures and the Guidelines for Wildlife Risk Analysis provide practical guides that will be useful to the growing and diverse range of professionals, policy-makers and decision-makers faced with the social, political and technical complexities assessment and management of wildlife associated disease risk scenarios.
Pictorial guide to the diagnosis of glanders
Glanders is a contagious and life-threatening disease of horses, donkeys and mules caused by Burkholderia mallei which can be transmitted to humans. Susceptibility to glanders has been demonstrated in wild felines, camels, bears, wolves and dogs. This brochure on glanders shows valuable images of clinical signs, post mortem lesions as well as histology and microbiological pictures. These images will serve as a useful tool to veterinarians and other interested people in understanding and diagnosing this zoonosis. It may also help to eradicate the disease from our globe.
Handbook on Import Risk Analysis for Animals and Animal Products
I. Introduction and qualitative risk analysis
Author(s) : OIE; Volume I; Ed. 2010
The Volume I Handbook introduces the concepts of import risk analysis and discusses qualitative risk analysis. The provision of tested practical examples makes it a useful training tool.
II. Quantitative risk analysis
Author(s) : OIE; Volume II; Ed.: 2004
The handbook will provide practical guidance to Veterinary Services confronted with the need to analyse the risks posed by imports, to ensure that stakeholders, risk analysts and decision-makers can be confident that the disease risks posed have been identified and can be managed effectively. The handbook will also be useful as a training aid to address the critical need for capacity building in this discipline.
Wild Mammals
New classification of the Ungulates
Author(s) : A. François, Cl. Guintard & J.-P. Mangin; Ed. 2010
Both scientific and philatelic, Wild Mammals is an original book on hoofed animals. This new classification of animals deserves to be discovered by a wider public.
Bilingual publication: French - English
Guide for Aquatic Animal Health Surveillance
Author(s) : F. Corsin, M. Georgiadis, K. Larry Hammell, B. Hill; Ed.: 2009
Efficient and reliable surveillance systems generate sound evidence for disease incidence, prevalence and distribution, or for demonstrating disease absence. Science-based decisions regarding the health of aquatic animals rely on the information generated by surveillance programs. This practical handbook about surveillance is intended to be used mainly by Veterinary Services or other Competent Authorities, their staff and experts, for designing, implementing, and evaluating surveillance systems for diseases of relevance for aquatic animals in their country.
Bluetongue in northern Europe
Author(s) : C. Saegerman, F. Reviriego-Gordejo, P.P. Pastoret; Ed.: 2008
Bluetongue (BT) is an infectious, viral and vector-borne disease of improved breeds of sheep and some species of deer that is of major international importance. The infection is usually unapparent in cattle, which acts as reservoir for the virus. However, some serotypes such as serotype 8 (BTV-8), which recently caused a severe epizootic of BT in northern Europe, exhibit a more important virulence in cattle.
Trichinellosis: WHO/FAO/OIE Guidelines
Author(s) : J.Dupouy-Camet & K.D. Murell; Ed.: 2007
Guidelines for the surveillance, management, prevention and control of Trichinellosis were developed with the objective of updating scientists, the public, and public health agencies responsible for trichinellosis control and prevention on these new developments and on the latest understanding of trichinellosis. The Guidelines reflect the accumulated knowledge and expertise of many internationally renowned experts on this zoonosis and the contents cover the most recent discoveries and advances in Trichinella biology, systematics, epidemiology, diagnosis, patient management, prevention and control.
Zoonoses et maladies transmissibles communes à l'homme et aux animaux
Vols. I, II & III
Author(s) : Pedro N. Acha, Boris Szyfres; Ed.: 2005
Volume I : Bacterioses and mycoses ; Volume II : Chlamydioses, rickettsioses and viroses; Volume III : Parasitoses (sold together)
Most of the recent emerging diseases are of animal origin, and nearly all are potential zoonoses. Over the last decades, nearly one new emerging disease has appeared each year; around 75% of them are zoonotic in nature. Recent West Nile fever and avian influenza epidemics, or the present rabies upsurge in Eastern Europe, bear witness to the vitality of emerging diseases the world over.
Taeniosis - cysticercosis: WHO-FAO-OIE Guidelines
Author(s) : K.D. Murrell; Ed.: 2004
The WHO/FAO/OIE Guidelines for the Surveillance, Prevention and Control of Taenisosis and Cysticercosis is a compilation of the knowledge and valuable expertise of a great many internationally recognised experts on this zoonosis, accumulated over more than a hundred years of research. With out this knowledge base, effective and proven recommendations for diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control will not be possible.
Livestock Trypanosomoses and Vectors in Latin America
Author(s) : M. Desquesnes; Ed.: 2004
This study of livestock trypanosomoses in Latin America, the first of its kind, provides an overview of the situation as it was between 1990 and 1995, and will serve as a benchmark for future studies and comparisons. The study's appraisal of mechanical vectors and their harmful effects focuses on the damage that Tabanids can cause, and provides statistics on their impact on the livestock industry. These statistics alone provide sufficient justification for undertaking seasonal strategic control measures against these insects, whose effect on livestock, while often localised and short-lived, has not thus far been given proper consideration.
Historical Perspective of Rabies in Europe and the Mediterranean Basin
Author(s) : A.A. King, A.R. Fooks, M. Aubert, A.I. Wandeler; Ed.: 2004
Throughout the 20th Century, control strategies for rabies in Europe have significantly reduced the human burden of disease. Rabies has been successfully eradicated from many European countries and in this book leading experts describe the various approaches that have been taken.
Principales maladies infectieuses et parasitaires du bétail: Europe et régions chaudes
Author(s) : J. Blancou, P-C. Lefèvre, R. Chermette; Ed. 2003
Gaston Ramon Award by the French Veterinary Academy. These two volumes are the product of work by top world scientists. Over 130 diseases are presented, most of which are accompanied by very valuable and informative illustrations and photographs. Viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic diseases of all livestock species, apart from poultry, that are encountered in temperate regions as well as in the hotter areas, such as the Mediterranean Basin, and in countries of the tropics, are discussed in detail. Numerous so-called 'emerging' diseases that threaten to invade temperate areas, or which have already started to do so, are described (bluetongue, African horse sickness, foot and mouth disease, etc.). Available in French only.
History of the surveillance and control of transmissible animal diseases
Author(s) : J. Blancou; éd. fr. : 2000; Eng. Ed.: 2003
...a book that is scholarly and exhaustive without being turgid or dull, illuminating and engaging without being superficial or facetious. It really ought to be in the library of every animal disease research establishment, and of course of every veterinary school where one would hope that students as well as staff would peruse it... Veterinary History
This book outlines the history of the surveillance and control of the major transmissible diseases (sheep pox, foot and mouth disease, anthrax, glanders, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, rinderpest, rabies, tuberculosis, and ecto- and endoparasitic disease), as well as wildlife diseases.
Poor livestock producers,
the environment and the paradoxes of development policies
Author(s) : J.P. Pradère; Ed. 2017
This report confirms the need for international solidarity and the need to strengthen the capacity of Veterinary Services in poor countries in order to promote sustainable livestock development, tackle poverty and preserve the global public goods of health and the environment more effectively.
Brucellosis in the Mediterranean countries: history, prevalence, distribution, current situation and attempts at surveillance and control, Technical Series Vol. 12
Author(s) : G. Wareth; Ed. 2019
This book focuses on the historical and current status of the disease in the 23 countries with coastlines along the Mediterranean. This work is mainly based on information collected and provided by local authorities, governmental bodies and National Reference Laboratories for Brucellosis, as well as national experts in each country.
Qualitative risk assessment of the spread of foot and mouth disease by international trade in deboned beef, Technical Series Vol. 11
Author(s) : D.J. Paton, M. Sinclair & R. Rodríguez; Ed. 2011
Deboning beef is one of the main measures taken to mitigate the risk of the spread of foot and mouth disease. This timely publication provides a detailed and comprehensive guide to all aspects of this trade.
Scientific assessment and management of animal pain,
Technical Series Vol. 10
Author(s) : D. Mellor, P. Thornber, D. Bayvel & S. Kahn; Ed.: 2008
Essential reading for everyone involved in animal welfare.
This timely publication covers all aspects of the scientific assessment and management of animal pain, an essential component of animal welfare.


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Endothelial Mechanism of Vascular Cognitive Impariment (VCI)
Alkayed, Nabil (PI)
Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Vascular cognitive impairment (VCI) is the second most common cause of dementia after Alzheimer's disease (AD). Unfortunately, VCI remains poorly understood, with no specific treatment, in part due to lack of understanding of underlying mechanisms of the disease. The most common cause of VCI is cerebral small vessel disease (SVD), an age-related vasculopathy primarily affecting deep penetrating end-arterioles supplying subcortical gray and periventricular and deep white matter. SVD is seen radiologically as isolated lacunar infarcts or diffuse ischemic white matter lesions (WML, called leukoaraiosis). WML are common in the elderly brain and are particularly prevalent in aging-related neurodegenerative disorders, including AD and VCI. The most consistent pathological finding in WML is cerebral microangiopathy, pathological changes in small intraparenchymal cerebral arterioles, which may lead to foci of chronic hypoperfusion and subsequent ischemic changes in white matter. The mechanisms underlying VCI and SVD in particular are poorly understood, and no specific treatments currently exist to prevent or treat SVD and associated VCI. There is evidence, however, that SVD involves endothelial injury and dysfunction. Accumulating evidence suggests that dilation of large vessels is primarily regulated by the endothelium-derived nitric oxide (NO), whereas in small vessels, it is additionally regulated by the endothelium-dependent hyperpolarizing factor (EDHF), which plays a particularly important role in small vessels after injury. Evidence from several vascular beds, including heart suggests that a group of endothelial-derived lipid signaling molecules called EETs (epoxyeicosatrienoic acids) may mediate EDHF response in the microcirculation. In addition to being vasodilators, EETs have neuroprotective properties, and protect neurons and glia from ischemic injury. Our preliminary data in postmortem human tissue from patients with SVD demonstrate that the enzyme that metabolizes and inactivates EETs, called soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH), is upregulated in small cerebral vessels in SVD. Upregulation of sEH reduces the bioavailability of EETs in the microenvironment surrounding these vessels, rendering downstream and neighboring cells susceptible to hypoxic ischemic injury. In the current proposal, we will use a mouse model of chronic cerebral hypoperfusion to determine if sEH is causally and mechanistically involved in cerebrovascular pathology and neurocognitive decline in VCI. We will test the hypothesis that chronic hypoperfusion induces microvascular sEH expression, which further reduces tissue perfusion and leads to WML and cognitive impairment, and that mice with endothelial-specific expression of human sEH will exhibit accelerated age-dependent vascular pathology, WML and neurocognitive decline, while mice with sEH inhibition and gene deletion will be protected.
National Institutes of Health: $231,000.00
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Trico Wiper Blades – The History Of Seeing Clearly.
But why open with this? Windscreen or windshield wipers are the part of a car that help you see clearly when the rain is on and when the rain is gone. An oft overlooked part of a car's defence system, these strips of rubber, silicone, or a mix of the two are more important than one might think.
1903 saw the first patents for the device, with at least three independent lodgings. American real estate developer and rancher Mary Anderson was one. Robert Douglass and John Apjohn also had patents filed. Mary's patent name for her device was called, logically enough "window cleaning devices", while Douglas called his a "locomotive-cab window cleaner".
Almost all systems work on a parallel pivot system. With two and sometimes three arms working in unison, they move in an arc across the windscreen as an attachment to an arm that is powered in a suitable means. Some companies have the arms move in opposition to each other. Two perceived benefits of this are a greater wiper coverage and the location of the arms makes installation into a left or right hand drive car easier.
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Most arms rely on a separate reservoir and pumping mechanism to spray fluid onto the front screen. Slowly increasing in popularity is a far more efficient integrated design with an almost foam-like application, minimizing greatly wastage and increasing the cleaning ability.
John R. Oishei from Buffalo, in New York, formed a company in 1917 thanks to a thankfully small yet ultimately important run in with a cyclist in 1916. Oishei was driving in a rainstorm and due to this was unable to see a cyclist that crossed his path. The rider he hit was uninjured but it was enough for Oishei to declare a need for a device to remove water from a car's screen.
That company was the Tri-Contenental Company and was known for searching out the best rubber to use for making blades for wipers. One of the main products was called Rain Rubber, and today, Trico, as they're now known, are one of the biggest companies of their type world wide, making blades, wiper systems and have manufacturing plants on five continents.
Trico would love to hear from users of their products and are always ready to hear from you via their social media presence.