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Q: How to get JAWS to update its cache of aria-hidden values I have a webapp where we dynamically toggle the aria-hidden attribute on certain elements in response to user input. This seems to work fine with VoiceOver but apparently fails miserably with JAWS. When I set the value to true and then back to false, JAWS apparently doesn't realize that those elements should no longer be hidden and thus refuses to navigate to them.
I've put together a trivial jsbin example to show what I'm doing. Is there either a better way to do this, or something else I need to do when clearing the aria-hidden flag to convince JAWS to reload its state?
This example works as follows:

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*when you start off you can use the B key to navigate between the two buttons, wrapping back to the top.

*When you press the button labeled "Toggle hidden state" it changes the aria-hidden flag on the other button between true and entirely absent.

*After pressing it one time, using the B key reports that there is now only one button on the page, which is a feature.

*However, when I press it a second time the button is still invisible to JAWS.

It appears to me (by using the Chrome developer tools) that the DOM element is properly updated. I presume that since the state was changed through Javascript rather than reloading the page this has confused the JAWS engine, but I'm not sure how to get beyond this. Any help would be most appreciated.
JSBin example

A: JAWS generates an XML representation of the DOM for virtual cursor navigation. Sometimes, this XML representation isn't updated as frequently as the page is updated (it depends on whether the event hooks in the native JAWS scripts fire on page load, and page update events).
There's a manual way to update the JAWS virtual DOM: Insert + Escape. This performs a screen refresh and should update the virtual document XML with the latest aria-hidden attribute values.
The alternative would be to write a JAWS script to watch for DOM changes, although that solution would be specific to your web app or web page.

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Just around the corner from us is Tenby, one of the UK's most iconic seaside towns. As well as it's beautiful harbour (the embarkation point for boats to Caldey Island).
It's home to some great golf courses (Tenby Golf Club and Trefloyne Manor) as well as attractions such as the National Trust's Tudor Merchant's House and Tenby Museum and Art Gallery.


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Formidable Danish summer weather set to continue
No end is in sight to the hot, dry weather that Denmark has enjoyed all summer long.
Published: 20 July 2018 09:26 CEST
Photo: Liselotte Sabroe/Ritzau Scanpix
Forecasts predict sunny weather on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and there is no sign that dried-out fields will get much-needed rain.
"If you are in need of rain, this is unfortunately bad news," Thor Hartz, duty meteorologist with the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI), said.
"The weather will be dry all weekend. There could possibly be local showers on Sunday, but there will be very little rain," Hartz added.
READ ALSO: Danish firefighters to help fight Swedish forest blazes
Temperatures will reach around 25 degrees Celsius on Friday and Sunday and will be a little warmer at 27 degrees on Saturday. Eastern parts of the country will feel warmest.
A high-pressure front over the North Sea is responsible for the current good weather.
"That is good news for those who are hoping for more beach weather. Water temperatures are between 17 and 22 degrees. The water is warmest in inner sea waters, and coldest on the west coast of Jutland," Hartz said.
A light to moderate westerly wind is forecast.
"The exception is North Jutland. It will be more windy there, with a moderate to strong wind on the coasts," Hartz said.
There is no sign of a cooling down or rainfall in the days immediately after the weekend.
"On the contrary, when I look ahead, the only change is that it will get warmer. A high-pressure zone will move across the country next week, and that will ensure a lot of sun, with temperatures moving up a notch. To between 25 and 30 degrees," Hartz said.
Ritzau/The Local [email protected] @thelocaldenmark
Why Denmark's extra grey January can cause winter blues
Record-breaking winter temperatures warm Europe
How much will it snow in Denmark this weekend?
Winter weather arrived in spectacular fashion to coincide with the beginning of December this week. The weekend could bring more snow to parts of the country but probably less disruption than recent days.
Published: 3 December 2021 09:46 CET
Parts of Denmark have seen heavy snow in early December. Photo: Bo Amstrup/Ritzau Scanpix
Recent snowstorms disrupted North Jutland in particular and Denmark in general, and more cold weather can be expected this weekend albeit severe, according to forecasts.
"We won't see the Ragnarok-like weather we've seen in some places recently again this weekend, but it's now winter weather and it has also snowed in several places overnight," said meteorologist Frank Nielsen of the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI).
READ ALSO: IN PICTURES: Early December blizzards disrupt Denmark
Cold weather on Friday and a low front across the North Sea will bring clouds and precipitation across Denmark from the west, Nielsen said.
That will materialise as cold rain or sleet in many areas but probably snow in North Jutland, he said.
"There could be between five and ten centimetres of snow north of the Limfjord," the meteorologist said, referring to the waterway that cuts across the northern part of Jutland, including main regional city Aalborg.
"In the southern part of the country, an equivalent five to ten centimetres of rain could fall," he added.
Friday's temperature will be between freezing point and five degrees Celsius, with the north of the country falling in to the lower end of that range and the south the warmer end.
Mist and fog is forecast this evening, caused by various weather fronts moving over Denmark.
That could still be felt on Saturday morning, though it is likely to be a little warmer at 2-6 degrees Celsius. Mild winds could make that fell chiller, but snow is unlikely.
Sunday will see the temperature drop again, to 0-4 degrees Celsisu. Snow is possible, particularly on eastern coasts.
Strong winds in the east of the country and along the coasts will result in a "rather cold 24 hours," Nielsen said.
Nighttime temperatures are expected to drop below zero throughout the weekend. Motorists are therefore warned to be alert to icy road surfaces.
Get ready for a wet and windy end to 2022
Denmark salts roads with snow and sleet forecast

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August 4, 2018 August 4, 2018 Michael Davis
The Scene 31.7 > 4.8, Tabard Theatre – Review
There have been a growing number of new writing nights in London, but The Scene at the Tabard Theatre has the distinction of running for a week, with a different line-up of plays each night. The following summary pertains to the evening I attended…
Opening the evening, The Robbing Class by Michelle Payne takes place a few years ago when David Cameron was Prime Minister. Addressing the audience defiantly, Isabella McGough is Rosie, a habitual burglar in 'Broken Britain'. Giving a human face to a social malady, Rosie describes without feigned remorse or apology why 'she does what she does'. As the gap widens between the rich and the poor during Cameron's tenure, Rosie has no compunction about doing what she must to survive. Her sister Lucy (Eleanor Hurrell) is 'unable' to accompany her anymore, so she enlists Bianca (Imogen Ware) – a girl from eastern Europe – to assist her. The reason for Lucy's 'sabbatical' however, marks the difference between herself and her sister. A 'seasoned' burglar herself, Lucy has reached 'saturation point' – meaning she can't enter people's homes without feeling feeling empathy for the families she's burgling… Blending humour with astute commentary and a distinct voice, The Robbing Class deserves repeat viewing.
From the recent past to the near-future, Admiring Ebony by Mauricia Lewis examines future taboos. As a result of Brexit Britain, people stay within groups that correspond with the colour of their skin. In the case of Mauricia's character, her favourite rooftop to visit is being observed – by someone who doesn't have 'caramel skin'. Is she in fact the object of someone's obsession, much as Shakespeare had his 'Dark Lady'…?
Tonally similar to Joe Orton's Loot, Mites by James P Mannion oscillates between innuendo and understated delivery. Wendy Fisher plays a divorcée who receives a visit from a pest controller (played by Hassan Govia). Supposedly, a phone call was made to book this appointment, but the premises doesn't have a phone… The chemistry between the actors gives the play its joie de vivre and Fisher in particular is on fine form.
Written by Stephanie Silver and Emelia Marshall Lovesey, Walk Of Shame takes the familiar expression and examines the 'baggage' that goes with it. Following a 'he said/she said' format, we meet two very different people, who are played by Calum Speed and Stephanie Silver. Speed's character has recently nursed his dying mother and following her death, has thrown himself into sales job – partly so he's not alone with his thoughts and partly to 'live life to the fullest'. Nights out after work are a regular occurence and there are plenty of women at the bars where he can 'make his acquaintance'.
Following a disagreement with her boyfriend Billy, 'She' heads into town to get "royally f***ed" – however you want to interpret that… Boy meets girl, 'He' and 'She' hit it off and they go back to his place. However, while 'He' is fixing some more drinks, 'She' checks her phone and notices loads of messages from her boyfriend. She surmises Billy does love her and decides she should now leave. However, it's 4am and she's already said she'll sleep with her guest for the evening… As in all the best writing, the characters here are complex, and have clear reasons for the things they say and do in any given moment. 'The devil is the detail' and in the play's minutiae, we see the seeds of future influences and choices…
Shifting the focus to families and football, Leyton Story by Rob Young is in some ways an ode to east London. David Archer plays Alan – a young man whose whole life has been compared to his parents and other siblings. While Alan is thoughtful and worries about things, his brother John has slept with half of Walthamstow and not considerate by nature. John's also responsible for why their sister has lifelong physical injuries. It is, however, as a football agent that Alan becomes an important person in his own right and finds his place in the world… The time spent talking about family and the 'O's (Leyton Orient Football Club) really grounds us in his world and his outlook on human nature. Far from being solely about football, the play's focus is firmly set on identity, one's sexuality and the contradictions we all have.
Closing the evening, And You Are? by Victoria Taylor Roberts takes a light-hearted look at some sci-fi icons. Inspired by the Stormtroopers conversation in Kevin Smith's Clerks, we meet 'Him' (Piers Garnham) and 'Her' (Rebecca Ward) who stop for a chat while on duty. Talking about their interests and what they would like to do, they have a very 'British' way of looking at things, which makes their conversation very funny – if not surreal.
The Scene runs at the Tabard Theatre until 4th August. (7.30pm)
Directors of evening's plays:
The Robbing Class – Paula Benson
Admiring Ebony – Roman Berry
Mites – Lizzie Fitzpatrick
Walk Of Shame – Paula Benson
Leyton Story – Jane Gull
And You Are? – Gwenan Bain
Previous Eigengrau, Greenwich Theatre – Review
Next Revenants – Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Preview Feature


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The 1956 Army Cadets football team represented the United States Military Academy in the 1956 NCAA University Division football season. In their 16th year under head coach Earl Blaik, the Cadets compiled a 5–3–1 record and outscored all opponents by a combined total of 223 to 153.  In the annual Army–Navy Game, the Cadets tied the Midshipmen by a 7 to 7 score. The Cadets also lost to Michigan, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh.

Army guard Stan Slater was honored by the United Press as a third-team player on the 1956 College Football All-America Team.

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The Amphu Lapcha Pass is regarded as one of the most challenging and technical high passes in Nepal. This trek starts at Lukla and passes through the remote and wilderness trail, dramatic Amphu Lapcha Pass (5,800m/19,029ft) and ends back in Lukla. We have added an expedition to Mera Peak en-route reached after crossing the Mera La pass (5,415m/17,766ft) to supply the demand of adventure trekkers who are looking for more challenging treks and climb small peaks.
Mera Peak (6,654m/21,831ft) is the highest NMA listed trekking peak in Nepal, situated on the edge of famous Khumbu region and boasts an absolutely stunning summit panorama that includes five of the world's 8000m peaks – Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Cho Oyu and Mt. Everest. Mera Peak is becoming more popular among trekkers as it is ideally a suitable mountain for beginners. Although Mera Peak is physically very demanding, the climbing itself is quite technically straightforward not exceeding 30° on the snow slopes. The only qualification required to climb Mera Peak is excellent physical fitness and passion to adventure sports. Our Mera Peak itinerary allows a gradual acclimatization for the trekkers and climbers.
After the summit of Mera Peak, we proceed towards Amphu Lapcha (Amphu Labtsa) pass dropping down into the uninhabited Hinku (Honku) valley situated to the east. The upper Hinku section is truly a wild valley where it is very unlikely to meet other trekkers. The valley is high and open, fringed with broad moraines and sharp white peaks and a wonderful place to camp. The glacial lakes and views of Chamlang (7,319m/24,013ft) and Baruntse (7,129m/23,390ft) are significantly attractive here. The crossing of the Amphu Lapcha pass is technically more demanding and adds an excitement of breathtaking views to the adventurous trekkers and climbers. The Amphu Lapcha pass is ascended with the protection of fixed ropes over straightforward icefall and the descent requires a short abseil to a broad snow terrace. The pass is tricky owing to steepness although it is at a lower altitude than Mera (6,654m/21,831ft) and Island Peak (6,160m/20,211ft). The trek connects with the Khumbu region at Chhukung. The trek to the Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar is tremendous and visit of the pristine Sherpa villages and monasteries makes the trip memorable over a lifetime.
Day 1 Day 01 :Arrival in Kathmandu.
Reception by the Office Representative at the airport and we shall transfer you by our comfortable vehicle to a hotel located in the downtown.
Day 2 Day 02 :Kathmandu City Tour.
Sightseeing by an experienced City Tour Guide. There are a total of 7 World Heritage Sites in the city, including at least fifty important shrines and temples in the Durbar Square alone. They are Swoyambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares and Changunarayan Temple. Tour includes 4 to 5 sites in one day.
Day 3 Day 03 :Fly Kathmandu to Lukla (2,840m/9,318ft), preparation for the trek.
We set off early morning from our hotel to domestic airport for Lukla flights. After a 35 minute scenic mountain flight by a small aircraft, we land in Lukla airport (Tenzing-Hillary airport). Today we stay in Lukla and prepare for Mera Peak expedition.
Day 4 Day 04 :Trek Lukla to Chutanga (3,050m/10,007ft).
From Lukla we will then commence the first part of our trek to Chutanga. This trek takes us through pine and rhododendron forests. Trekking time 5-6 hours.
Day 5 Day 05 :Trek Chutanga to Tuli Kharka (4,320m/14,173ft) crossing over Zatrwa la pass (4,855m/15,929ft).
Today we trek through a landscape which is wild, rocky and impressive passing through the Zatrwa la pass with its cairns and prayer flags on top. Trekking time 6-7 hours.
Day 6 Day 06 :Trek Tuli Kharka to Tashing Dingma (3,650m/11,975ft).
From Tuli Kharka the path traverses the hillside first south eastwards crossing several spurs. Our trek will take us through blue Himalayan pine, rhododendron, hemlock and birch there is also a variety of alpine scrub plants which decorate the hillside and include the unusual "Snowball flower" (Saussurea Gossypiphora). Trekking time 4-5 hours.
Day 7 Day 07 :Trek Tashing Dingma to Kothe (4,095m/13,435ft).
We trek the path which follows the west bank of the Hinku Drangka northwards, gradually climb and reach Kothe. Trekking time 4-5 hours.
Day 8 Day 08 :Trek Kothe to Thangnak/Tangnag (4,350m/14,272ft).
Today we trek via the Kharkas of Gondishung. Not far from Gondishung beneath a great rock overhang is a small gompa and prayer flags. The Buddha statue is especially impressive in such a remote setting. Beyond Gondishung the valley narrows between the flanks of the Kusum Kangaru (6,367m/20,889ft) to the west and the truncated far western peak of Mera (6,225m/20,424ft) to the east. This peak has a magnificent 1800 meters (5,905ft) rock face first climbed by the Japanese in 1985. Trekking time 4-5 hours.
Day 9 Day 09 :Trek Tangnag to Khare (5,100m/16,733ft).
Day 10 Day 10 :Rest day at Khare for acclimatization. Basic training for climbing.
Today we will aid acclimatisation by ascending the moraine above Khare to the start of the Mera Glacier (5,300m/17,389ft). It is demanding climb as it is quite steep apart from a short flat section approximately halfway to the glacier. Once we have reached the first ridge we will have first-rate views of our route via the Mera la (5,415m/17,766ft) to high camp and the summit. We will also take the opportunity to get familiar with our equipment; using crampons and ice axe, walking in plastic boots, fixed ropes will be set by our guide so that we can put into practice ascending using a "jumar" and descending using a "figure-of-8" or belay device. We will then descend for a late lunch.
Day 11 Day 11 :Trek through Mera la Pass (5,415m/17,766ft) to Mera Peak High Camp (5,800m/19,029ft).
Climbing day: This morning we will leave Khare and follow the trail for 1-2 hours to the top of the moraine above Khare, before continuing the climb up a rough scree slope to the area just below the lower region of the Mera Glacier. We will then crossover and climb to the right of the glacier. Crampons will be required for the short climb to reach the plateau of Mera la where we will see the route to High Camp and the summit of Mt. Mera. We climb further for the High Camp where we will rest for the night. It is a steep ascent for around 5-7 hours with wonderful views of five of the world's highest peaks, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu and Kanchenjunga. We will camp overnight in this spectacular Himalayan location.
Day 12 Day 12 :Climb Mera Peak High Camp to Summit (6,654m/21,831ft), trek back to Base Camp.
Summit day: The climb begins at around 2am so that we can make it during the best part of the day. Crampons, ice axe and ropes are required for the summit approach. We will climb a number of easy slopes before reaching the central summit (6,461m/21,198ft) and from here we will use a fixed rope for the last steep part of the climb. Whilst ascending we will have the breathtaking sun rise view of Kanchenjunga to the east and the peaks of Makalu and Everest as we climb. At the summit there are fantastic views across the Himalaya; Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, Cho Oyo and of course Everest an opportunity for a great photo shoot. We then make a careful descent back to the Base Camp for overnight halt. Total climbing/trekking time 8-10 hours.
Day 13 Day 13 :Spare day for weather.
The spare day is for smooth journey. We can use this day if the weather gets worse and we are unable to complete the summit on the planned day. This day can be useful if someone gets problems in acclimatising well enough to make the ascent.
Day 14 Day 14 : Trek Base Camp to Hinku/Honku Valley (5,220m/17,126ft).
Today we continue into the upper yak pastures of this incredible remote valley. We have a great view of Chamlang (7,319m/24,013ft) on our left while the Baruntse (7,129m/23,390ft) comes beyond. Overnight in camp. Trekking time 5-6 hours.
Day 15 Day 15 :Trek Honku Valley to Panch Pokhari (4,500m/14,764ft).
We continue along this lonely trail with the great views of the majestic mountains. We camp overnight in Panch Pokhari (Five Lakes). Trekking time 5-6 hours.
Day 16 Day 16 :Trek Panch Pokhari to Amphu Lapcha (South) Base Camp (5,200m/17,061ft).
Today we trek to Amphu Lapcha Base Camp. Amphu Lapcha is one of the challenging high passes in the Khumbu valley. We climb steadily experiencing the wilderness of the Honku Valley. This is one of the remotest trekking regions in Nepal. We see Chamlang (7,319m/24,013ft) with hanging glaciers on its South-West and North-West faces on the right. We camp overnight in Amphu Lapcha Base Camp. Trekking time 6-7 hours.
Day 17 Day 17 :Trek through Amphu Lapcha pass (5,800m/19,029ft) to Chhukung (4,730m/15,519ft).
Today we start our early climb on the steep sections of rock and ice. Rope climbing is required for today's trek. It is better to start the climb before the snow melts. The last sections of the Amphu Lapcha pass winds up through snow shelves. We still have a steep descent to cover on ropes leading down to the moraine. We are now at the Amphu Lapcha (North) Base Camp; we camp and spend the night there. We continue our trek downhill and arrive at Chukkung. We are again back into the civilization after the wilderness of the Honku valley. We stay overnight at Chhukung. Trekking time 8-9 hours.
Day 18 Day 18 :Trek Chhukung to Lobuche (4,910m/16,109ft).
Chhukung is the starting point of the Island Peak. We continue our trek to Dingboche and deviate towards Lobuche. This is a busy place with trekkers camping in various spots on the far side of the stream and around the lodges. We stay overnight at Lobuche. Trekking time 4-5 hours.
Day 19 Day 19 :Trek Lobuche to Everest Base Camp (5,364m/17,598ft), return trek to Gorakshep (5,140m/16,864ft).
Day 20 Day 20 :Trek/Climb Gorakshep to Kalapatthar (5,545m/18,192ft) and return trek to Thokla (4,620m/15,158ft).
Today's trip is not only literally the "high point" of our entire trek but it also has the absolutely high point with unbelievable views from the summit of Kalapatthar. The long awaited trek starts around 5.00am. The climb takes about 1-2 hours (depending upon the route chosen) to reach the summit. On the arrival at the summit, one can experience the most fantastic sunrise over Mt. Everest. Kalapatthar is a spur of Pumori (7,165m/23,507ft) and in Hindi means "black rock" which is appropriate. It has two summits and two ascent routes, both paths being clearly visible from Gorakshep. The left-hand path which wriggles its way to the secondary summit (5,545m/18,192ft) takes 1-1:30 hours and the other which zig-zags up the eastern flank to the higher summit (5,623m/18,448ft) takes 1:30-2 hours. Neither route is technically difficult. Another alternative is available which takes in both summits, climb the left-hand trail to gain the lower top, marked with a number of slender cairns and then continue along the ridge scrambling over rocks and reach the higher summit with its flutter of prayer flags. From both summits, a truly incredible panorama is spread before you. Although Everest is of course the main focus of attention, the ice cone of Nuptse which from this view point appears higher than Everest, has stunning beauty. Having really soaked up these incredible views we will return downhill to Gorakshep and then continue our trek to Thokla for overnight rest. Trekking time 5-6 hours.
Day 21 Day 21 :Trek Thokla to Pangboche (3,930m/12,894ft).
From Thokla/Dughla, we re-cross the Khumbu Khola on the wooden bridge and and continue on to Pangboche. There is a famous gompa at Pangboche believed to have been the oldest in the Khumbu region. We stay overnight at Pangboche. Trekking time 4-5 hours.
Day 22 Day 22 :Trek Pangboche to Namche Bazaar (3,446m/11,306ft).
Day 23 :Trek Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2,840m/9,318ft).
Again we proceed southward crossing and re-crossing the Dudh Koshi at intervals. We stay overnight in Lukla. Trekking time 6-7 hours.
Day 23 Day 24 :Fly Lukla to Kathmandu (35 minutes), hotel.
We take the 35 minute breathtaking flight from Lukla. Transfer to hotel.
Day 24 Day 25 :Final departure.
Transfer to airport – fly out Kathmandu. Or, extend your trip with Jungle Safari adventure, white water rafting or a trip of your choice.
Necessary climbing equipment including Top quality high mountain Tents, Fixed and Main ropes, Ice-screws, Safety ropes, Jumars,Karabiners, etc.


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Position: Director, US Programme in European Studies, Belgium. Lecturer in European Studies
Email: mmalone@ipa.ie
Telephone: 00 353 1 240 3600 / 32 16 310 430
Margaret is a graduate of the University of Limerick. She holds a First Class Honours degree in European Studies and was also awarded the Distinguished Performance Medal for First Place Overall in the College of Humanities. Margaret subsequently completed her MA (Hons) in European Integration and Administration. She was awarded a PhD for her research work on the European Parliament.
Margaret is Director of the US Programme in European Studies in Belgium and also acts as lecturer in European Affairs in Dublin.
Margaret has undertaken consultancy work for the Irish government producing research on lobbying in developed countries. She also contributes to the Institute's MA Programme in Public Management and has published numerous articles on EU affairs in Administration. Her main areas of specialisation include:
European Union Governance
The Principle of subsidiarity and the role of national parliaments in the EU
Regulation of lobbyists and the issue of transparency in the EU
Constitutional development in the European Union
Institional reform in the European Union
European Citizenship and National Identity
Parliamentary reform in Ireland


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Novak Djokovic wins his ninth Australian Open
Novak Djokovic Credit: Australian Open (Twitter Reproduction)
The Serbian Novak Djokovic won his ninth Australia Open after a 7-5 6-2 6-2 win over Daniil Medvedev in less than two hours Sunday at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.
Djokovic celebrated his 18th Grand Slam title, leaving him two behind Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal's record total of 20 Slam victories.
Source: ausopen.com
Rafael Nadal wins the French Open 2020
Rafael Nadal Credit: Roland Garros (Twitter Reproduction)
Rafael Nadal is the French Open 2020 champion after a 6-0, 6-2, 7-5 victory over Novak Djokovic. The Spanish celebrated his 13th Roland Garros title.
Nadal also equalised Roger Federer's record of 20 Grand Slam men's titles.
Source: rolandgarros.com
Rafael Nadal will play Novak Djokovic for the French Open 2020 title
Credit: Roland Garros (Twitter Reproduction)
Rafael Nadal is going for a record 13th French Open title after a 6-3 6-3 7-6 (7-0) victory against Diego Schwartzman in the semi-final. Nadal has only lost twice on Roland Garros in his career.
The Spanish will play top seed Novak Djokovic, that has beaten Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-3 6-2 5-7 4-6 6-1.
Sunday's match will be the 56th between the two players, the ninth on a Grand Slam final.
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Novak Djokovic disqualified from US Open after hitting a line judge
The number one ranked Tennis player in the world Novak Djokovic, has been disqualified from the US Open after hitting a line judge during the round of 16 match against Pablo Carreño Busta from Asturias, when the score was 6-5 in favor of the Spaniard.
After broken by his opponent in the last game of that first set, the Serbian turned and when he shot the ball towards the back wall, it accidentally hit the lineswoman standing at her spot, who immediately fell to the floor and had to be treated by the organization's medical services. Although Novak defended that there was no intention, as was clear, the has been given to Carreño.
Source: elpais.com
Novak Djokovic tests positive for Covid-19
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Novak Djokovic, world number one tennis player, tested positive for Covid-19. Djokovic organised and played in the Adria Tour exhibition tournament, where Grigor Dimitrov, Borna Coric and Viktor Troicki also were confirmed cases of coronavirus.
Covid-19 Infected Public Figures
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Tauy Creek: Remember When It Was 100 Degrees and We Had a Drought?
Remember When It Was 100 Degrees and We Had a Drought?
Ohio weather is different than weather in Kansas. We don't have giant lakes to create the kind of moisture needed for giant snowstorms and our weather can be blocked or weakened by the Rockies but even during our worst weather we rarely get news coverage but every year there's news coverage on the northeast and their snowstorms and blizzards that happen EVERY YEAR. It even happens in the summer. No one commented on the midwest heatwave in early June but once that heatwave got to New York, it was all anyone could talk about.
What are we talking about? Oh, the mediocre summer we've been having that may or may not get worse. Let's talk about the spring we didn't have. Will we go from 100 degree weather in September and October to 30 degree weather in November and December or will winter just be in the 50s the whole time? I want snow days, dammit!


New AI lab website launched today!
Welcome to our brand new AI Lab website! You can find all information on our research projects, topics and publications in the section 'Research'. Also visit our news and media sections to get an idea of what we are doing at the moment! General questions can be send to info@ai.vub.ac.be .
Read more about New AI lab website launched today!
Review of the International Summer School on Embodied Language Games and Construction Grammar, with a focus on the QRIO.
The book Design Patterns in Fluid Construction Grammar (edited by Luc Steels) is now available at John Benjamins! This book is the first extensive publication on FCG. In addition to general introductions, it gives a number of concrete examples through a series of linguistically challenging case studies, including phrase structure, case grammar, and modality.
Luc Steels is part of the TEDx Talks in Brussels on 'A day deep in the future' that takes place on 22 November 2011. You can download the program here.
The AAALE 2011 workshop was a great success thanks to all the speakers, demonstrators and participants! The full program, award list and pictures can be found on the AAALE website.
Sony CSL Paris will celebrate its 15th anniversary on 30th September 2011 in LA MAISON ROUGE in Paris. More information on the program can be found here.
What? Discussion of operational experiments in cultural artificial language evolution with embodied agents (primarily humanoid robots).


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This is an original press photo. Jeroen Aart Krabbe (born December 5, 1944) is a Dutch actor and film director who has appeared in many Dutch and international films. Krabbe was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands, the son of Margreet (nee Reiss), a Jewish film translator, and Maarten Krabbe, a painter.[1] Born into an artistic family, he first came to prominence in fellow Dutchman Paul Verhoeven's films Soldier of Orange opposite Rutger Hauer and The Fourth Man with Renee Soutendijk. His first big American film was the Whoopi Goldberg comedy Jumpin' Jack Flash. However, it is as the 'bad guy' in a string of international films from the late 1980s which brought him international stardom, with notable films being No Mercy (1986), the James Bond film The Living Daylights (1987), The Punisher (1989) and The Fugitive (1993). He has also appeared in numerous TV productions, and as 'Satan' in the TV production Jesus.(Wikipedia)Photo measures 10.25 x 8inches. Photo is dated 08-08-1984.
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That's An Unfair Propagational Advantage!!!
One of the issues currently under consideration by the DXAC is that of remote control of a DXer's station. It is important to recalibrate our existing programs with respect to current and future remote control techniques because it is here, and it is being used extensively. Remote control is virtually impossible to control under any sort of rules. With the remote equipment available now, such operation is virtually impossible to detect. Failure now to fully address remote control rules and restrictions will subject our most beloved programs to ridicule. There are several remote control configurations, which must be considered independently. One such configuration is operating a station or stations in various locations within one's own DXCC entity.
One of the concerns highlighted in a 2008 DXAC report on remote control was the idea of "propagational advantage." The idea that the ability to remotely control a station located anywhere within a DXers own country provides a DXing advantage seems to be a hang-up for many DXers. Why is this so?
According to the original DXCC rules (1937), a DXer could make contacts from any location within his own DXCC country. This was a simple rule that made lots of sense in 1937. Shortly thereafter, however, the "rule" was changed such that QSOs had to be made from within the same call area where call areas existed, or in the absence of call areas, from locations within 150 miles of the "original" location. The 150 mile rule was in place until late 1977 and early 1978 when it was phased-in in favor of the original rule. The reasons for the 1977 change to Rule 9 was different – a much more mobile population – but the result was the same. This article is not a discussion about DXCC Rule 9.
It seems that almost from the very beginning there has been a sense that the resulting "propagational advantage" is somehow unfair. Just exactly whom is this advantage over, and how is it unfair?
The concept of a propagational advantage only makes sense in the context of competition. Somehow DXers – perhaps from the very beginning – assumed that chasing DX within the DXCC program was competitive – some form of competition. Maybe it was natural for DXers to be competitive. Perhaps it was natural for DXers living in a small area to be competitive, but as far as I know, no such competition has ever been set forth in the DXCC rules. If DXers wish to compete in some manner, they can create their own set of rules and in fact they often do just that.
A New England DXer might be viewed as having a large propagational advantage over a "Suffering Six" in California as there is such a large number of easy-to-work entities just across the Atlantic. Of course, this advantage is inherent. It has nothing to do with remote control. In a way, it might seem that by supporting restrictive rules, east coast DXers are trying to keep the poor Westerners "in their place." Or, perhaps by promoting limits on remote control, some west coast DXers with big stations might be trying to maintain their own advantages over local DXers with small stations.
Really, there should be no such concept as propagational advantage in DXing because there should be no official competition. If DXCC were a competitive endeavor, it would be unfair on its face – by definition. DXing is inherently unfair. Propagation differences between widely separated areas make competition meaningless. Some DXers will have bigger antennas and more power -- some even more yet!
Instead, DXCC is -- and should be -- an award recognizing personal achievement. How could it be otherwise? If you want to compete, you can participate in a contest. In contests, there are usually categories of recognition for competitors in different areas or regions. There is no such categorization for DXers. DXCC is not competitive, and the rules should not suggest that it is.
Unfortunately, despite the personal achievement aspect of DXCC, certain basic elements of the DXCC program seem to support competition. Consider the periodic listings of individual DXCC standings calculated to a single point. Consider as well the Honor Roll listings. Finally, consider the Top of the Honor Roll. These all tend to suggest competition. "I got to the Top of the Honor Roll in 12 years"
To maintain the integrity of its DX programs, the ARRL must deal with the remote control issue with rules that are consistent with current technological trends and usage and its ability to enforce them. The rules must lead the way in a rational manner. Failure to do so – and perhaps even returning long obsolete rules – will harm the program and lead to increasing controversy.
*The DX University™ is a day-long learning session for newcomers and old-timers wishing to hone their DXing skills. The next scheduled session is on Friday April 4, 2014 at the International DX Convention in Visalia, California. You are welcome to join us. Register at www.dxuniversity.com. Visit the DX University Webpage for interesting and useful DXing information for DXers and DXpeditioners alike.


RPM is the company behind all of these names. Image source: RPM.
Users of products like Rust-Oleum and DAP might not be familiar with the name of the company that manufactures them, but RPM International has given long-term investors sizable gains over the past five years. 2015 was a bit of a letdown for RPM, however, and coming into Wednesday's fiscal second-quarter financial report, shareholders wanted to see signs that the company could overcome some of the economic headwinds that have plagued it in recent quarters. For its part, RPM's results gave investors hope that even as factors like the strong dollar continue to weigh on its performance, the company has potential for growth in 2016 and beyond. Let's look more closely at exactly how RPM International did during the quarter and whether its shares will be able to start off the New Year on a strong note.
RPM International returns to growth modeRPM International's fiscal second-quarter results showed vast improvement over last quarter's less robust performance. Revenue climbed 7.9% to $1.16 billion, exactly matching the consensus forecast among those following the stock. RPM produced even better net income growth of almost 20%, and that produced earnings of $0.62 per share, up a dime from year-ago levels and topping expectations by a nickel per share.
Looking more closely at the numbers, RPM continued to suffer headwinds from the strong dollar. Sales took a hit of 6 percentage points due to foreign currency impacts, cutting $0.06 per share off RPM's earnings. In the key industrial segment, sales fell almost 6% due to a negative currency effect of 8 percentage pointsthat effectively masked a 2% gain in organic sales.
Results in the specialty segment were once again puffed up by corporate reconsolidation that brought businesses back into the reporting entity. Segment sales soared 165%, but organic growth amounted to just 3.8%. Pre-tax earnings for the specialty business doubled from year-ago levels.
In the consumer segment, sales rose 1.8% to $359.1 million, with organic growth at roughly double that rate taking a hit from the strong dollar. Pre-tax earnings climbed 6% despite negative foreign-currency translation effects.
CEO Frank Sullivan summed up the situation quite succinctly. "Our great entrepreneurial businesses generating growth in local currencies are seeing those positive results erased by foreign currency translation," Sullivan said, pointing in particular to Europe and the nearly 12 percentage point hit to sales that RPM saw in its second largest market area. Sullivan also pointed to the slowdown in oil and gas drilling, which sent sales from RPM's industrial businesses serving the energy industry down by nearly 10%.
Can RPM International keep growing? RPM maintained a relatively cautious outlook for the remainder of its fiscal year. In the industrial segment, the strength of the U.S. commercial construction market should be enough to keep sales flat to up slightly for the rest of the year, offsetting currency effects in its foreign businesses. Specialty segment sales should climb by a mid- to upper-single-digit percentage, while the consumer segment expects mid-single-digit percentage increases as well.
RPM expects the strong dollar will keep adversely affecting RPM's results. The company expects the second-half hit to amount to about a nickel per share. Nevertheless, RPM repeated its past earnings guidance of $2.50 per share for the full fiscal year.
Investors can expect to see some new growth initiatives that RPM hopes will drive sales. In the consumer segment, for instance, RPM pointed to several product rollouts that should come in the third and fourth quarters of fiscal 2016. Similarly, the specialty segment has seen good performance in food coatings, wood protection products, and marine coatings, and those businesses have potential for further gains in the future.
RPM shareholders didn't react much to the company's news, with the stock remaining close to unchanged during the first hour of trading following the announcement. For long-term investors, RPM seems to be on course to execute its overall strategic plan, and as long as the company can find opportunities in the industries it serves, shareholders should see the benefits in time.
The article RPM International Overcomes Dollar Strength for Solid Performance originally appeared on Fool.com.


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As part of our spring clean year five pupils collected four full bags of rubbish from the school grounds and the surrounding area on Wednesday afternoon. The Eco schools had arranged for this first litter pick to happen as they were concerned about the about the amount of rubbish left around the school and that - not only does it look unsightly - but its negative effect on our local wildlife. Different classes are going to continue to collect the rubbish in and around school every week until the end of the year.
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well not for me, but Mazda has been in the hydrogen RE project for quite some time now.
and yes there are benefits for hydrogen usage in a rotary engine compared to the regular *** piston engine.
no one is down with tribrids?
Sounds like a good idea... whats the benefits of re vs piston?
Got to see a couple of the GM fuel cell SUv's the other day. They are pretty darn peppy and really quiet. Talked with the head engineer. Seemed to have a bit of distain for Mazda. Said that burning H2 is not a viable option.
Round motor + H2 + turbo = GM drink our tailpipe water. H2 is not that hard to make, especially if you have Sun, Wind, water, Geothermal, pond scum, It can be produced at point of sale.
The reason the rotary is good for hydrogen is because the injection point for hydrogen (in the housing) is far enough away from the combustion chamber to not cause the heat to ignite it before compression.
how would hydrogen affect performance?
According to Wikipedia the RE produces a little bit more than half the power it gets with gasoline when run on hydrogen.
Well wonder if the timing is built in.. Hydrogen should make more power. Besides this car is a gasoline car also. and has small hydrogen tank. Hydrogen combustion needs Top dead center or close to it to make full power. Wish i had more cash i sould make one. make the whole car a hydrogen tank and prove it works without all the Gadgets and BS that go's along with it.


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Q: C# - Picture resizing causing unnormal huge quality loss compared to other picture I have an MVC application where user upload an image and I'm resizing it for them if its needed. Larger pictures get a really bad quality when resized but smaller picture which don't need to be resized stay at a good / expected quality
Large picture:

This one is scaled to 50KB

This picture only gets a reduced BPP:

And the reduced version looks like this:

How can I reduce the file size without losing that much quality ?
At the moment I just resize the picture.
This is the code:
                Request.InputStream.Position = 0;
                string Data = new System.IO.StreamReader(Request.InputStream).ReadToEnd();
                var Base64 = Data.Split(',')[1];
                var BitmapBytes = Convert.FromBase64String(Base64);

                while (BitmapBytes.Length > 51200)
                {
                    int Schritte = SetSchritte(BitmapBytes.Length);
                    var format = Bmp.PixelFormat;
                    Bmp = ScaleImage(Bmp, Bmp.Width - Schritte, Bmp.Height - Schritte);
                    ImageHelper.ChangePixelFormat(Bmp, format);
                    BitmapBytes = ImageToByte(Bmp);
                }

        public static Bitmap ScaleImage(Image image, int maxWidth, int maxHeight)
        {
            var ratioX = (double)maxWidth / image.Width;
            var ratioY = (double)maxHeight / image.Height;
            var ratio = Math.Min(ratioX, ratioY);

            var newWidth = (int)(image.Width * ratio);
            var newHeight = (int)(image.Height * ratio);

            Bitmap newImage = new Bitmap(newWidth, newHeight);
            using (Graphics gr = Graphics.FromImage(newImage))
            {
                gr.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.HighQuality;
                gr.InterpolationMode = InterpolationMode.HighQualityBicubic;
                gr.PixelOffsetMode = PixelOffsetMode.HighQuality;
                gr.DrawImage(image, new Rectangle(0, 0, newWidth, newHeight));
            }
            return newImage;
        }

        private int SetSchritte(int length)
        {
            if (length > 51200000)
            {
                return 400;
            }
            else if (length > 512000)
            {
                return 200;
            }
            else if (length > 102400)
            {
                return 50;
            }
            else if (length > 55000)
            {
                return 30;
            }
            else if (length > 51200 && length < 55000)
            {
                return 10;
            }
            return 500;
        }

A: As Hans Passant said in his comment: Always start from the original Image if you want to shrink your Bitmap more.
As well you can try this approach which does all the reduction in one line.
The only problem with it is that you will always end up with the PixelFormat PixelFormat32bppARGB.
float ratio = 0.1f;
Bitmap reduced = new Bitmap(original,
                            (int)(original.Width * ratio),
                            (int)(original.Height * ratio));

Edit:
To solve the Problem with the Pixel Format add this line.
Bitmap adjustedPixelFormat = reduced.Clone(new Rectangle(0,0,reduced.Width,reduced.Height), original.PixelFormat);

Edit: To estimate the right ratio:
int desiredSize = 51200;
int originalSize = OriginalBitmapBytes.Length;
double ration = Math.Sqrt((double)desiredSize/(double)originalSize);
// Do not change Image, if already small enough...
ratio = ratio >= 1 ? 1 : ratio;


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By the Voice Staff
Black Panther is more than just a movie—it is a cultural phenomenon. The film bolsters an incredibly talented and predominantly black cast that breathes new life into the superhero genre. Its setting in the fictional African nation of Wakanda wondrously blends together Afrofuturism and science fiction in a way that forces viewers to consider what an Africa that was never colonized could have looked like. Director Ryan Coogler masterfully weaves these larger themes of racism and colonization together with action scenes that are a thrill to watch. At a moment in cinema in which superhero films are a dime a dozen, Black Panther manages to surpass the expectations of the genre, making for a film that is exciting, relevant, and unbelievably important. – Dajour Evans
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A movie that was hailed for its casting, diversity, grand aesthetics, and unique rom-com plot, Crazy Rich Asians deserves a high spot on this list. It's thrilling to see Asian characters portrayed in a three-dimensional way in a box office film. Between the fierce Constance Wu, hilarious Awkwafina, and handsome, loveable Henry Goulding, this movie defies stereotypes in ways that are understated yet speak volumes. Narrating the story of a Chinese-American economics professor trying to gain acceptance from her boyfriend's crazy rich family in Singapore, the film revitalizes the rom-com genre, and the lavishness depicted in every scene makes it fun to see how the other half lives. Rife with laughs, drama, heart-melting, and heartbreak, Crazy Rich Asians is a wonderfully tied together, feel-good film. – Inès de Miranda
3. Incredibles 2
After a 14-year hiatus, Pixar's Incredibles 2 brought the beloved Incredibles world back to life on the big screen. For all the hype and anticipation surrounding the movie, Incredibles 2 had an extremely well-curated plot. The development of Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) from stay-at-home mom to an independent working woman embracing her superhero persona was refreshing to see. The wonderfully tiny, yet powerful Edna (Brad Bird) did not disappoint, filling the movie with her curiously sarcastic remarks. While sequels are always a hard sell, Incredibles 2 did not tarnish the great Incredibles namesake. – Anna Pogrebivsky
4. Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War was epic. Featuring an ensemble of more than 30 superheroes, it pushed the boundaries of classic superhero team-up movies. The film balanced the stories and interactions between long-time favorites such as Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr) and Captain America (Chris Evans) and newcomers like Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) with relative ease. All of these unique, complicated characters faced off against Thanos (Josh Brolin), a Mad Titan determined to erase half of life in the universe. Brolin delivers arguably the best villain of the Marvel films to date but stands amid an all-around formidable cast. Everything in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far has led to Infinity War, and the film both meets and plays with fans' expectations. – Juliana Vaccaro de Souza
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>>> site that serves the HTML and JS that load the video from a CDN?
>> The license server is the server side peer of the CDM. It receives a 'key request' message from the CDM (via the application). This message contains some evidence that the CDM is genuine. It responds with a message containing the key, and possibly other information, encrypted so that only the CDM can extract it.
> the genuine CDM (that possesses a private key)?
I'm not an expert in how these systems work internally and we're not proposing to design one in this proposal.
What I can say is that all the commercial content protection systems require two-way communication between client and license server.
I could take a guess that the server may need to know which of several possible private keys the client has.
Additionally, the proposal includes the possibility for CDMs to provide secure proof of key release, which requires communication in the client to server direction.
> to make the system "IPR-laden".
>>> there a need for a message to a license server to flow out of the CDM?
>> requesting the content is genuine and to encrypt the key to be sent to the CDM.
>> Btw, an alternative architecture is that the CDM establishes its own side-channel communication with the license server. We think our approach of proxying these messages through the application has many advantages as described in other mails.
> architecture isn't considered sufficient.
>>> to require the Web platform to become non-RF.
>> I agree with that. It's not what's proposed.
>> The "Web Platform" is what is defined by W3C. It's RF and should remain so.
That wasn't my intention. Whatever you mean by "Web Platform" our proposal doesn't change its RF status: you can build the north side of a CDM API in RF code just as well as the north side of a CDM API.
You need proprietary code on your platform to access all the web today and you may continue to do so under our proposal. But our proposal does open the door to expanding the scope of the RF parts in a way that cannot happen with the status quo. And it admoits the possibility of RF CDMs, which do not find a space in the status quo.
> "IPR-laden" CDMs to become part of that platform.
That baseline is no different from plugins today. That there are additional options for installing CDMs, should be a benefit.
> to expose to Web sites.
>> It's much more harmful to restrict people's freedom to use the technology of their choice to offer services on the Web.
> up restricting the freedom of others.
Unless I mis-understand you, you're advocating the "restrictive" goal that I outlined in my other mail.
If so, we simply disagree on this. It would be worthy of a discussion at the AC as to which of these goals the W3C should pursue.
>>>> I don't understand how a would-be competing browser would not be able to integrate with a suitable CDM, unless it was by their own choice.
>>> to accept onerous terms.
>> Sites could choose that, but why would they ? Why would any site unnecessarily restrict their potential audience ?
> are in a better position than I to answer the "why" part.
Here is an example where the playing field for browsers is not level today. The plugin capabilities we need for our service are not available on Linux and there is nothing browser vendors can do about it. Our proposal could help with that.
>>>>>> (this applies to software authors as well as movie authors).
>>>>> their manner of licensing in a way that's harmful to software authors.
>>>> Consider the converse: "I don't think the Web platform should allow software authors to enforce their manner of licensing in a way that's harmful to movie authors."
>>> that's harmful to movie authors.
>> My point, which I think you may have deleted, was that we have no right to take either of these positions.
> What's restricting our right to take positions?
The rights of the respective authors to license their works as they choose.
Ok, I mis-worded my statement: of course you personally can say whatever you like, but I don't think W3C should take either of these positions for the reason just above.
>> But what's far more important than what the movie industry does or does not do is their freedom to offer their products in the (legal) manner of their choosing. You may disagree with what they do or say, but you should fight for their right to do or say it.
> I completely disagree that I should fight *for* their "right" to do it.
>>>>>> proposal, and I'm confident we can.
>>>> Well, you are supposing that there is only one type of CDM. Indeed, if a cabal had a monopoly on content protection mechanisms that would already be a problem for the industry generally - as monopolies always are.
>>>> We solve this by creating a market in CDMs - making sure that services can easily support multiple CDMs, that they are substitutable as you say above.  This is achieved by standardizing their functions and the mechanisms to interact with them ... exactly as we propose.
>> This is an argument for requiring common encryption in our specification (for each media format). Then CDMs would be substitutable - to the extent they met robustness requirements. Fine by me.
> doesn't help Netflix and only serves DRM vendor lock-in & royalties.
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Unfortunately, this series has yet to find its footing since being swept up in the Battle of the Atom crossover this past Fall, and this All-New Marvel-Now-ification seems to have derailed any momentum Brian Wood and Terry Dodson built over the last 3 issues of the "Muertas" arc.
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Ironically, the one real success in the issue is the first two pages of exposition, intended to recap the "Muertas" arc for new readers.
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