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6 Ways to Get More Organic Traffic, Without Ranking Your Website
A few years ago,I wrote a post here that caught some attention in the community.
I argued Google appears to be ranking websites heavily based onsearcher intent — this is more true now than ever.
In fact, it might be algorithmically impossible to get your website on top of the SERPs.
If you find your website in this position, don't give up on SEO!
The point of "Search Engine Optimization" is to get organic exposure through search engines — it doesn't necessarily have to be your website.
We can leverage the ranking authority of other websites pass organic referral traffic to our sites.
I'm going to give 6 times when you should NOT rank your website.
Prefer to watch / listen? I outlined all these points as a part of a recent keynote: https://youtu.be/mMvIty5W93Y
We've all been there: trying to rank a website with no authority for highly competitive keywords.
These keywords are competitive because they're valuable so we can't give up on them.
Here's a few workarounds I've used in the past.
There's a ton of challenges selling this product, mostly because patients don't know what "decarboxylation" means.
So, naturally, ranking for the keyword "what is decarboxylation" is a critical step in their customer's path to conversion. Problem is, that keyword is dominated by authoritative, niche relevant sites.
While Ardent should still build and optimize content around the subject, it might take years to rank.
When you're trying to build a business, that's not good enough.
We decided to reach out to those authoritative sites offering to "sponsor" one of their posts.
In this case, it worked exceptionally well — we negotiated a monthly rate ($250) to tag content with a CTA and link back to Ardent's site.
Granted, this doesn't work in every niche. If you operate in one of those spaces, there's another option.
Guest writing for Moz in 2015 put my agency on the map.
Publishing on powerful sites quickly expands your reach and lends credibility to your brand (good links, too).
More importantly, it gives you instant ranking power for competitive keywords.
As co-owner of an SEO agency, it would be amazing to rank in Google for "SEO services," right?
Even with an authoritative site, it's difficult to rank your site for the search "SEO service" nationally. You can leverage the authority of industry sites to rank for these competitive searches.
The post I wrote for Moz back in 2015 ranks for some very competitive keywords (admittedly, this was unintentional).
This post continues to drive free leads, in perpetuity.
When we know a client has to get visibility for a given keyword but the SERPs won't budge, our agency builds guest posting into our client's content strategies.
It's an effective tactic that can deliver big results when executed properly.
When you're competing for SERP visibility with a large brand, SEO is an uphill battle.
Let's look at a couple tactics if you find yourself in this situation.
HubSpot is a giant on the internet — they dominate the SERPs.
Being that large can have drawbacks, including people searching Googlef "HubSpot alternatives." If you're a competitor, you can't afford to miss out on these keywords.
"Listicle" style articles dominate for these keywords, as they provide the best "type" of result for a searcher with that intent.
It's ranking on top for a lot of valuable keywords to competitors.
As a competitor, you'll want to see if you can get included in this post (and others). By contacting the author with a pitch, we can create an organic opportunity for ourselves.
This pitch generally has a low success. The author needs to feel motivated to add you to the article. Your pitch needs to contain a value proposition that can move them to action.
While success rate isn't great, the payoff is worth the effort.
Teavana is an international tea retailer with millions of advocates (over 200k searches per month in Google).
Just a few months ago, Starbucksdecided to close all Teavana stores. With news of Teavana shutting down, fans of the brand would inevitably search for "Teavana replacements" to find a new company to buy similar tea from.
Teami is a small tea brand that sells a number of SKUs very similar to what Teavana. Getting in front of those searches would provide tremendous value to their business.
At that moment, we could do two things:
If you ask many SEO experts what to do, they'd probably go for the first option. But we went with the second option - getting it listed in a roundup post.
If we ranked Teami as a Teavana replacement — which we could do — people will check the site and know that we sell tea, but they won't take it seriously because they don't trust us yet that we are a good Teavana replacement.
Find a writer who writes about these topics on authoritative sites. You may need to search for broader keywords and see articles from authority magazine-like websites.
Check the author of the article,find their contact info, and send them a pitch.
We were able to get our client (Teami Blends) listed as the number-two spot in the article, providing a ton of referral traffic to the website.
When someone is using "best" keywords (i.e. best gyms in NYC), the SERPs are telling us the searcher doesn't want to visit a gym's website.
The SERPs are dominated by "roundup" articles from media sources — these are a far better result to satisfy the searcher's intent.
That doesn't mean we can't benefit from "best keywords." Let's look at a few tactics.
Let's say you come to Miami for a long weekend.
You'll likely search for "best coffee shops in Miami" to get a feel for where to dine while here.
If you own a coffee shop in Miami, that's a difficult keyword to rank for - the SERPs are stacked against you.
A few years back we worked with a Miami-based coffee shop chain, Dr Smood, who faced this exact challenge.
Trying to jam their website in the SERPs would be a waste of resources. Instead, we focused on getting featured in press outlets for "best of Miami" articles.
Find existing articles (ranking for your target "best of" keywords) and pitch for inclusion. You can offer incentives like free meals, discounts, etc. in exchange for inclusion.
You'll also want to pitch journalists for future inclusion in articles. Scan your target publication for relevant journalists and send an opening pitch:
Hey [NAME], My name is [YOUR NAME]. Our agency manages the marketing for [CLIENT]. We've got a new menu that we think would be a great fit for your column. We'd love to host you in our Wynwood location to sample the tasting menu. If interested, please let me know a date / time that works for you!
We pitched dozens of journalists on local publications for Dr Smood.
It resulted in a handful of high-impact features.
Work with food service businesses? I have more creative marketing tips for restaurants here.
Let's say you work for an online training company that helps agencies improve their processes and service output.
There's hundreds of articles reviewing "best SEO training" that would be a killer feature for your business.
Getting featured here isn't as hard as you might think — you just have to understand how to write value propositions into your pitch.
Part of that is taking the time to review your prospect and determine what might interest them:
Here's a few I came up with when pitching on behalf of The Blueprint Training.
Hey [NAME], My name is [YOUR NAME]...nice to meet you. I'll get to the point - I just read your article on "Best SEO Trainings" on the [BLOG NAME] blog. I recently launched a deep SEO training and I'd love consideration to be included. I recently launched a platform called The Blueprint Training - I think its a perfect fit for your article. Now, I realize how much work it is to go back in and edit an article, so I'm willing to do all of the following: - Write the section for you, in the same format as on the site - Promote the article via my Twitter account (I get GREAT engagement) - Give you complimentary access to the platform to see the quality for yourself Let me know what you think and if there's anything else I can do for you. Enjoy your weekend!
If you can understand value propositioning, you'll have a lot of success with this tactic.
Piggybacking off the previous example, when performing keyword research we found Google displayed completely different SERPs for keywords that all classified what Dr Smood offered.
The algorithm is telling us each of these keywords is different — it would be extremely difficult to rank the client's website for all three.
However, we can use other owned properties to go after the additional keywords in conjunction with our website.
Properties like Yelp allow you to edit titles and optimize your listing just like you would your website.
We can essentially perform "on page" SEO for these properties and get them to rank for valuable keyword searches.
The structure we took with Dr Smood was as follows:
When doing this for your business, be sure to identify all the keyword opportunities available and pay attention to how the SERPs react for each.
Understand which citation pages (Yelp, MenuPages, etc) you have available to rank instead your website for local searches and optimize them as you would your website.
The SERPs for e-commerce stores are brutally competitive. Not only do you have to compete with massive brands / retailers, but also sites like Amazon and Etsy.
Look, I get it — selling on Amazon isn't that simple. There's a ton of regulations and fees that come with the platform.
But these regulations are what's keeping a lot of larger brands from selling there, aka, there's an opportunity there.
Amazon accounts for 40% of online retail in the US (and growing rapidly). Not only can you get your Amazon to rank in Google searches, but 90% of sales on the platform come from internal Amazon searches.
In other words, Amazon is its own marketing engine.
While you might take a haircut on your initial sales, you can use Amazon as a customer acquisition channel and optimize the lifetime value to recoup your lost upfront sales.
Here's how we did it for a small e-commerce client.
Radha Beauty sells a range of natural oils for skin, hair and general health. Our keyword research found that Amazon listings dominated most of their target keywords.
With clients like this we make sure to track SERP result type, to properly understand what Google wants to rank for target keywords.
Specifically, Amazon listings had the following SERP share:
Fortunately, this client was already selling on Amazon. Unfortunately, they had a limited budget. We didn't have the hours in our retainer to optimize both their e-commerce store and their Amazon store.
This data gave us the firepower to have a conversation with the client that our time would drive more revenue optimizing their Amazon store over their e-commerce platform.
We focused our efforts optimizing their Amazon listings just like we would an e-commerce store:
If you're a newer e-commerce brand, an Amazon store gives you the opportunity to outrank giants like Ulta in Google.
Predator Nutrition is an e-commerce site that sells health and fitness supplements. They have their own private label products, but they're mainly a retailer (meaning they sell other brands as well).
While performing keyword research for them, we found a ton of search volume around people looking for reviews of products they sold.
The SERPs clearly show that searchers prefer to watch videos for "review" searches.
There are a couple ways you can capture these searches:
I prefer method #2, as reviews on third-party channels rank better — especially if you're targeting YouTubers with a large following.
Not only are you adding more branded content in the SERPs, but you're getting your products reviewed for targeted audiences.
This industry tends to romanticize SEO as a traffic source.
Don't get me wrong, I love how passionate our community is, but... we have to stop.
We're trying to build businesses. We can't fall in love with a single source of traffic (and turn our backs to others).
The internet is constantly changing. We need to adapt along with it.


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1,500 Wind Turbines. 2,700 Square Miles. Offshore Wind in the Atlantic Will Be Big. Really Big
In AnnouncementsPosted March 23, 2021
Off the coast of New Jersey these days, surveillance vessels hired by European energy companies are taking measurements of the ocean depths, and underwater research drones are analyzing water temperatures to accumulate data on the Mid-Atlantic "Cold Pool."
Onshore in places like the Port of Paulsboro along the Delaware River south of Camden and Philadelphia, labor unions, port officials and politicians are angling for new marine terminals to build and ship off massive steel monopiles.
And in weekly board meetings, state-appointed officials in charge of the Garden State's public utilities are discussing massive overhauls to the power grid and many miles of new transmission lines.
Billions of dollars will be invested in the next several years — at sea and on land — to erect hundreds of wind turbines miles from the coast in order to bring New Jersey 7,500 megawatts of renewable energy. That's enough to power half of the state's 1.5 million homes.
Eight other states along the Eastern Seaboard of the United States have embarked on similar endeavors, preparing for the arrival of a new era in American energy.
"Wind energy is going to be real. It's just a question of how much," EnvironmentNJ executive director Doug O'Malley said. "Flooding down the shore is real. Our number one priority is how our coastal communities are going to be a generation from now. Who knows if we're here in 2050? We need to study this as much as possible, but also understand we need to look at the full picture of climate change."
Full article at NBC Philadelphia
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EXCLUSIVE: March captain Chris Ringham ruled out for four weeks with broken finger
Published: 10:56 AM June 19, 2012 Updated: 9:28 PM October 31, 2020
SHOCKED March Town Cricket Club captain Chris Ringham has been ruled out for four weeks with a broken little finger.
Doctors told the left-arm seamer the bad news yesterday - two days after he had helped his side beat Godmanchester DESPITE carrying the knock.
Ringham suffered the "severe crack" in the knuckle of his little finger on his left hand more than a week ago, during March's defeat to Foxton.
Unaware of the break, he took two wickets as March shrugged off their four-game Tucker Gardner Premier Division losing streak on Saturday.
• FOR THE FULL STORY SEE FRIDAY'S CAMBS TIMES.


It may not have been the most significant decision made by former Prime Minister John Howard but, after 10 years, the public school chaplaincy program he introduced still makes a difference in the lives of 2000 students each week. Mr Howard knows this because he sat in the front row at the Museum of Sydney as chaplain after chaplain told stories of lives changed and prospects made brighter by their work. From the young student anxious over the possibility that her mother's cancer might return, to the older boy who wanted to gain a place in a selective school in order to get a good job and support his struggling family.
A public school principal told how the chaplaincy program "adds soul to our school" and that, aside from supporting the students, the chaplain had now organised fathers into a group to encourage each other to be better parents. Almost all the fathers in the school, in Sydney's south, were involved. These good news stories were shared at the tenth-anniversary celebration of the chaplaincy program. On hand were representatives of several providers, including Generate Ministries, which is the largest provider of chaplains in NSW state schools with more than 220 positions.
Generate's general manager James Flavin quoted the words Mr Howard used as he unveiled the scheme: "Chaplains will be expected to provide pastoral care, general religious and personal advice, and comfort and support to all students and staff, irrespective of their religious beliefs. A chaplain might support school students and the wider school community in a range of ways, such as assisting students in exploring their spirituality; providing guidance on religious, values and ethical matters; helping school counsellors and staff in offering welfare services and support in cases of bereavement, family breakdown or other crisis and loss situations".
Added Mr Flavin: "From what we have heard this morning, Mr Howard's words were definitely prophetic. This is a very popular program, with the last funding round oversubscribed by 200 schools. I think we can all agree that the Government receives excellent value for the $5 million it spends on these 400 or so chaplaincies." The former PM was clearly delighted by the stories of the good work chaplains have been doing. "Today is a celebration of something that was sneered at, at the time," Mr Howard said. "It was labelled as an invasion of the separation of church and state but in reality, it was fulfilling an increasingly growing need within our community.


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Sustaining craft beer growth hot topic at New England Craft Brew Summit
April 5, 2017 Chris Crowell
Brewers from across New England gathered at the University of Southern Maine for the second annual New England Craft Brew Summit, hosted by the Maine Brewers' Guild, on March 31, 2017.
This year's theme focused on sustaining craft beer's record setting growth across the Northeast and beyond. Bart Watson Ph.D., chief economist for the Brewers Association, and Katie Marisic, federal affairs manager for the Brewers Association, delivered the keynote on the economic growth of the industry, and how public policy can support or hinder expansion.
"The craft brewing community has seen impressive growth in the past few years, directly creating jobs at their breweries and impacting the agricultural, retail and manufacturing industries. Brewery owners and employees are also passionate and politically active," said Katie Marisic, federal affairs manager of the Brewers Association. "Legislators at the state and federal level should be reaching out and listening to their small and independent brewers. If yours aren't, it's time to make them listen."
Representative Chellie Pingree, a legislator known for listening to and supporting the craft beer industry, delivered the Happy Hour toast, remarking on the ability of the craft beer industry to revitalize both urban and rural communities and bring life to Maine's economy.
"It's been very exciting to watch the phenomenal growth in Maine's brewing industry over the last 10 years. The significant economic benefits of this growth extend beyond the breweries themselves — to the downtowns and industrial areas they've helped reinvigorate, to the Maine businesses that provide them services and ingredients and to our state's reputation as a destination," said Congresswoman Chellie Pingree. "We can widen that impact even further by producing and incorporating more Maine ingredients, which is why I'm pushing in Congress for policies to help grow that capacity."
Keynote speaker Bart Watson Ph.D., spoke about where the craft beer industry should focus their efforts if they hope to keep pace in the future. Exploring new markets, appealing to customers who don't traditionally identify as beer drinkers and pushing the envelope with creative brews were just a few of the ways Watson encouraged brewers to stand out.
"Although the market is becoming more competitive all across the country, the potential for growth still exists for breweries that are able to innovate and differentiate," said Watson. "Given the strong brands that brewers have built across New England, the region remains well positioned to capitalize on future growth opportunities."
Presented by Bernstein Shur, the full-day conference featured talks and panel discussions on a wide range of topics currently impacting the craft brew industry, including distribution, tourism and eco-brewing. New for 2017, brewers sent beer samples to the University of Southern Maine QC2 lab prior to the event and reviewed the results of the analyses with lab staff during the conference.
"While most people think of beer as a single product — this year's summit demonstrated the enormous variety of business models, beer styles and growth strategies that brewers are developing within this dynamic industry," said Sean Sullivan, executive director of the Maine Brewers' Guild. "Beer consumers and those who support the craft beer industry have a lot to look forward to."
Arizona Wilderness Brewing debuts a pale ale to save water and more beers to know this week
The QR code comeback and more 2021 hospitality trends according to Arryved
Marketing idea of the week: Crooked Hammock Brewery's Holidays at the Hammock


yes, when you apply MLU I-st, then 1/8000 sec. on many DSLRs is pretty quiet, but perhaps it might be due to a larger mass - dampening sound better that the small MILC body resonator?
Quite possibly, or CN know something that Sony doesn't know.
3 Is it safe to remove an electronic lens from the A6300 while power is on?


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Villasrubias är en kommunhuvudort i Spanien.   Den ligger i provinsen Provincia de Salamanca och regionen Kastilien och Leon, i den centrala delen av landet,  km väster om huvudstaden Madrid. Villasrubias ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Villasrubias är platt åt nordväst, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är Sierra de Villasrubias,  meter över havet,  km öster om Villasrubias. Runt Villasrubias är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Fuenteguinaldo,  km norr om Villasrubias. I omgivningarna runt Villasrubias växer i huvudsak barrskog.

Medelhavsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är december, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

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The Year 6 team have added a revision pack for Year 6 pupils to use over the Easter holidays. Whilst all pupils deserve a break, we also know two weeks is a long time during SATs revision time. As a result, we have added these revision packs so pupils can complete short 10 minute activities throughout the holidays. By no means do we want any child sitting for hours at a time attempting to complete these activities. What we would like to request is that pupils complete some of the activities from each subject (SPaG (spelling and grammar), reading and maths).
Little and often would be perfect!


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Q: How can I return zero from this Double.parseDouble call if the string I'm parsing is empty? Here is my code:
private class CalcButtonListener implements ActionListener //Action from listner

        {public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent c)

              {double total = 0;
               double hours = Double.parseDouble(thours.getText());
               double pcharge = Double.parseDouble(tparts.getText());
               if(coil.isSelected()){total += 26;}
               if(clube.isSelected()){total += 18;}
               if(cradiator.isSelected()){total += 30;}
               if(ctransmission.isSelected()){total += 80;}
               if(cinspection.isSelected()){total += 15;}
               if(cmuffler.isSelected()){total += 100;}
               if(ctire.isSelected()){total += 20;}
               else{total = total;}
               total += (pcharge + (hours*20));
               JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Total Charges : $" + total);}}

"thours" and "tparts" are the fields that are a user imput for a number, but since I am doing calculations with this value, I believe it's returning an error because this line has no value. How can I cause this code to return zero in this case?

A: I think you mean set the variable value to 0. If not, please clarify.
Use a ternary expression to do this. For example for hours, use:
double hours = thours.getText().isEmpty() ? 0 : Double.parseDouble(thours.getText());

If thours.getText().isEmpty() is true, hours will be set to 0. Otherwise, hours will be set to Double.parseDouble(thours.getText()).

A: double hours;
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    try {
        hours = Double.parseDouble(thours.getText());
    } catch (NUmberFormatException ex){
        JOptionPane.showMessageDilaog(null, "Please enter a valid number");
    }
}

Code checks if text has any characters, than a try/catch to catch any number format exception if the input is a not a number

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Carlisle County was the 119th county in order of formation in the Commonwealth. It was part of Hickman County from 1821 to 1842 when it was included in the creation of Ballard County. Carlisle County was then created May 3, 1886. It lies in the Jackson Purchase region of far western Kentucky. It has an area of 199 square miles. It was named for John G. Carlisle, a politician who served at many levels of government from 1859 to 1897.
The County is mostly flat with an abundance of fresh water in the many creeks and streams draining into the Mississippi River. The land has sand, gravel, clay, and rich fertile soil. Most of the area is farmland, growing an abundance of crops as well as tobacco. We have a population in excess of 5350 people. Bardwell is the county seat. Other cities in the county include Arlington, Berkley, Cunningham, Kirbyton, and Milburn.
Our many departments are proud to offer services that make Carlisle County a great place to live, play, work, and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Come and experience our hospitality!


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Massachusetts Appellate Court Reverses Trial Court Award of Benefits Based on Failure to Examine Claimant's Alleged Pre-Existing Condition
Published on: November 30, 2017 | by Pulgini & Norton, LLP
When it comes to receiving workers' compensation benefits, there are many different considerations that go into determining the amount of wage compensation an injured employee is entitled to receive. One of the biggest determinations involves assessing whether the injured worker has any pre-existing conditions affecting the same part of their body or health as the claimed work injury. To be compensable, a work injury affecting a pre-existing condition must be deemed the major cause of the claimed injury. At Pulgini & Norton, our experienced Massachusetts work injury lawyers have assisted employees with handling claims involving pre-existing conditions and ensuring that they receive the maximum amount of compensation that they deserve.
In a recent appellate opinion, the court discussed the difference between total incapacity benefits and partial incapacity benefits. The plaintiff worked as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) since 1994. In July 2013, the employee reported suffering an injury after she and another CNA transferred a patient to another hospital bed. She did not pursue treatment for her injury until August 2013. The evidentiary record contained conflicting information regarding the date that the injury occurred, but the employee filed her claim for workers' compensation benefits on July 23 and stated that date as the date of the accident.
The lower court reviewed the employee's claim and credited her testimony regarding how the injury happened as well as the relative events associated with the purported date of the injury. The employer's insurance company challenged this determination, arguing that another date should have been used as the date the injury occurred. Based on the evidence in the record, the lower court rejected the insurer's claim and set July 29 as the date the injury happened.
The lower court also rejected the insurer's argument that the employee had a pre-existing condition that was the major cause of her injuries, specifically referring to a breast reduction surgery the employee underwent previously. The lower court rejected this argument as well, stating that the pre-existing condition did not warrant further analysis.
The insurer appealed. On review, the appellate court noted that there was ample evidence in the record supporting the lower court's conclusion that July 29 was the date the injury took place. Regarding the insurer's pre-existing condition claim, however, the appellate court agreed that the trial court did not conduct a sufficiently thorough evidentiary analysis regarding the nature of the alleged pre-existing injury and its relation to the claimed work injury. The appellate court also found that the trial court adopted conflicting medical opinions regarding the employee's pre-existing condition that reached two conflicting diagnoses regarding her work-related injury. Accordingly, the appellate court vacated the lower court's decision and ordered additional evidentiary analysis regarding the employee's pre-existing condition.
If you were hurt at work, you may be entitled to receive benefit payments through the Massachusetts workers' compensation system. One of the best ways to ensure that you receive the full amount of benefits that you deserve is to retain an experienced and committed workers' compensation lawyer. At Pulgini & Norton, we pride ourselves on providing client-focused, personalized, and compassionate legal counsel to injured workers and their families throughout Massachusetts. To schedule your free consultation, call us now at 781-843-2200 or contact us online to get started.
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Daley, Paul: Indigenous songlines: a beautiful way to think about the confluence of story and time
Daley, Paul
'Indigenous songlines: a beautiful way to think about the confluence of story and time', Guardian Australia, 4 July 2016
For NAIDOC Week (3-10 July), a sensitive introduction (by a whitefeller) to songlines, a central part of Indigenous Australian culture. Daley quotes Nganyinytja, a Pitjantjatjara woman, from an essay by Diane James.
We have no books, our history was not written by people with pen and paper. It is in the land, the footprints of our Creation Ancestors are on the rocks. The hills and creek beds they created as they dwelled in this land surround us. We learned from our grandmothers and grandfathers as they showed us these sacred sites, told us the stories, sang and danced with us the Tjukurpa (the Dreaming Law). We remember it all; in our minds, our bodies and feet as we dance the stories. We continually recreate the Tjukurpa.
NAIDOC poster 2016 by Lani Balzan
Daley's article has links to other material on songlines and to the NAIDOC webpage – songlines is the theme of NAIDOC Week this year. Another resource is Bill Gammage's book, The Biggest Estate on Earth, which has a lot of material on songlines. But why 'songlines'?
At the most basic conceptual level [Daley wrote in an earlier article], perhaps think of the songlines as the oral archives of Indigenous history that chart the very creation of the land and sea by the Dreaming totems (animals), and the various marks – trees, waterholes, rocky outcrops and creatures – along them. The songlines also hold the stories of the people and the eternal spirits who inhabit them. Because melodic variance is used to describe the land, the songlines – which also manifest in artworks, dance, the yirdaki and clapsticks – transcend language. The songlines or tracks transcend the language groups. If you know the song, you can navigate.
Honest History's collection of material on First Peoples dates from NAIDOC Week in 2014. Paul Daley is one of Honest History's distinguished supporters.
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Australian War Memorial Council prefers not to hear about Honest History's Alternative Guide to the Memorial ›
Click here for all items related to: People like us, Strands of Australian history, The land we live in


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Q: Find mismatching files in two folders with bash I have two folders - FolderA and FolderB - each containing thousands of files that should be named exactly the same before the extension.  One folder contains files with .jpg extension and the other with .txt extension.
My objective is to find any files that are in one but not in the other.  So for example if FolderA contains:
foo.jpg
bar.jpg
baz.jpg

and FolderB contains:
foo.txt
baz.txt
qux.txt

The script should return:
FolderA/bar.jpg
FolderB/qux.txt

How would it be possible with bash to create such an output by inputting two separate directories ?  I was hoping to somehow modify the diff command which would give the Only in ... output but in this case since the extensions are different, diff would output all files
diff -rq FolderA FolderB

A: assume your filenames don't have special chars (like . or /), this awk "one-liner" will do the job:
awk -F'[./]' 'NR==FNR{a[$(NF-1)]=$0;next}
        $(NF-1) in a{delete a[$(NF-1)];next}
        {print}END{for(x in a)print a[x]}'
       <(find DIR1/ -name *.jpg)
       <(find DIR2/ -name *.txt)

*

*you replace the DIR1 and DIR2 by your real dir names

*if your filenames do contain special chars, you need to quote the filenames or just cut the suffix. But it is the details of implementation, and it is not difficult. This answer shows you the direction to solve the problem.

A: This does what you ask, but reports the results in 3 columns - those unique to the first directory, those unique to the second and those common to both:
comm <(cd FolderA && printf "%s\n" *.jpg | sed 's/.jpg$//') <(cd FolderB && printf "%s\n" *.txt | sed 's/.txt$//')

Sample Output
bar
        baz
        foo
    qux

You could suppress printing of column 3 with:
comm -3 ...

A: If your output of diff -rq is good, but you just want it formatted differently, you can use sed to change the output:
diff -rq dir1 dir2 | sed 's/Only in //;s/: /\//' | sort

That is assuming your directories do'nt have : (colon-space) in their name.


Dark Souls 3 preloads are now live on Steam, ahead of its scheduled release date. If you have already bought the game, you should see the preload option available. The Darks Souls 3 is the third person perspective action RPG game which is similar to previous games in the series.
New combat features are introduced in Dark Souls 3 including "Weapon Arts", which are special abilities that vary from weapon to weapon that enable extra damage and unique movesets for a limited time, at the cost of magic points. Dark Soul 3 features fewer maps compare to the previous game, but the levels are interconnected which provides much larger environment to explore.
Dark Souls 3 which is developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment is scheduled to release on 12 April 2016.


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Robert Bowling, Infinity Ward's community manager, has just confirmed via Twitter that MW3's killstreak system will be revamped.Robert Bowling: "We changed the entire way the killstreak system works. I can't go into detail yet, but I will share when I can."Maybe killstreaks can now be customized, for example, with additional perks? Hopefully we will learn more soon since MW3's multiplayer reveal is still 2 months away.


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Germany 8-0 RomaniaSeven different scorers found the net as Horst Hrubesch's side blew away the visitors to end their play-off hopes.
Viorel Moldovan, who played at EURO '96 and UEFA EURO 2000, has succeeded former international team-mate Bogdan Stelea as Romania Under-21 coach.
Romania 2-2 GermanyRomario Benzar's fine effort from distance ensured a share of the spoils in the first international fixture to be staged in Giurgiu.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 RomaniaMartin Madalin's second-half strike in Sligo proved sufficient to steer the visitors to their first victory in qualifying Group 6.
Romania 0-0 Republic of IrelandRomania's first home game of the campaign ended in stalemate, meaning Bogdan Stelea's team remain winless in qualifying Group 6.
Emil Săndoi has stepped down as Romania Under-21 coach after seven years at the helm, with former international goalkeeper Bogdan Stelea named as his successor.
England 3-0 RomaniaWilfried Zaha produced a virtuoso performance to earn Stuart Pearce's men a record eighth straight victory and clean sheet at Adams Park.
Latvia 0-4 RomaniaIt was another disappointing night for Group 9's bottom team as Marius Alexe, Cosmin Matei and Mihai Răduţ scored in a comfortable Romania win.
Romania 2-0 SlovakiaA penalty from captain Mihai Răduţ and Lucian Filip's late strike secured a comfortable victory for the home side in Group 9.
Slovakia 0-2 RomaniaTwo goals in eight second-half minutes from Gabriel Enache earned the visitors a much-needed victory in qualifying Group 9.
France 3-0 RomaniaFrance completed back-to-back wins against Romania to establish themselves at the head of Group 9.


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Leicester Tigers have set about strengthening their back-row for next season with the signing of All Black Jordan Taufua.
Earlier this week Tigers announced half-a-dozen re-signings but Taufua, who earned his first New Zealand call in 2018, is the first new face to be announced.
The former Samoa and New Zealand U20 player featured against the British and Irish Lions with the Crusaders in 2017 and also represented the Barbarians before being called into the All Blacks squad last year.
The 27-year old can play across the back-row and has more than 80 appearances in Super Rugby since 2013. He is a key addition with Mike Williams moving from Leicester to Bath for next term.
Tigers head coach Geordan Murphy is looking forward to seeing his new acquisition add his physicality to the Tigers forward pack next season.
"Jordan is a very physical and powerful player schooled in the best traditions of back-row play in New Zealand," said the Tigers' boss.
Ahead of the opening round of the Super Rugby season next weekend, Taufua confirmed his move and said: "I am very excited to be joining the Leicester Tigers after the Rugby World Cup this year.
"I have taken time to learn about the history of the club and it will be an honour to be a part of such a storied rugby programme.


Although the film started out with a fair amount of hype, it seemed once Amelia debuted, and to mostly negative reviews at that, it floated away into oblivion. Despite star Hilary Swank being at the top of Oscar lists most years past, it didn't help this film get off the ground as it merely acted as an abbreviated (yet simultaneously elongated) History Channel documentary with the coldness and "to-do" list-style narration that the film took on. When the final frames of the film rolls into the credits, you're left wondering not only the final fate of Amelia Earhart herself, but also how this film could have become so misdirected with such talent in front and behind the camera.
When the film first started I thought it was just going to be a "head first" type setup at first. We would jump into Amelia's career already started and back peddle our way back from her slow uprising. While this is mostly what happened, we skipped past nearly the majority of her younger years and straight into her adult life. This would have been fine if it wasn't so abrupt and jarring, as it set the film up as if we'd already known everything about Earhart up to that point. The film glides casually along after that point, but I soon found myself looking at the clock and wondering if we were ever going to get into who Earhart herself was or instead just focus on her accomplishments.
And it really was just about her accomplishments. It shied away, for the most part, from her personal life. Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor were but tiny footnotes in the grand scheme of things and I couldn't help but wonder what the ultimate goal of the film itself was. It certainly wasn't an in-depth biopic or anything; no, it was very abbreviated "best of" style outing in this film. I mentioned in the intro that this was a abbreviated but simultaneously long and I really can't help but come back to that line of thought. The film was so brief in Earhart's actual life, but it prolonged some of her airplane voyages to an almost exhausting degree. It's great that they wanted to show off all of the trials and tribulations she faced in the air, but it honestly got to be too much by the end of it. It ended up being a near two-hour long expedition into her career in the air, with very little deliberation onto her life on the ground.
It's really a shame the film didn't branch out more into Earhart's life. Perhaps it was too afraid of conjecture, as it seemed she led quite a private personal life and anything not related to flight was not widely as publicized. For that matter they probably could've knocked McGregor out of the film completely as her "affair" or whatever it was she was supposed to have with him was reduced to a 30 second elevator kiss. It left the viewer wondering what and where her loyalties lie…but in the end they probably focused on the sky more than anything.
In the end I've never watched a biopic and felt that I've known so little about a person before. It's not like I want to know what their favorite brand of toothpaste was, but a general overview of what and who they were is nice. It's a shame that the film was so quick-and-to-the-point about her life though; the performances were all really solid and quite extraordinary. Gere's role was understated but Swank really pulled off Amelia Earhart herself with quite adeptness. I've only seen and heard Earhart speak briefly from old news footage, but Swanks voice and mannerisms seemed to match up quite well with what I had in my head already.
The film definitely didn't hurt in the performance or visual effects departments; it was all really top-notch work along those lines. It was just the script that needed a lot more polish. It traveled from Point A to B without a hiccup and that alone was cause for a bit of boredom while watching the film. I wish it had been able to offer more, but alas this film really just seemed to scratch the surface. Still worth a Rental for the performances and visuals, but other than that it's a very forgettable movie unfortunately.
Fox releases Amelia in a standard two-disc Elite Blu-ray case without any kind of slipcover or fancy cover. To be honest I not only forgot this film existed but that it was also even on the release docket for February…that's how under-the-radar this whole film was. In any case inside the package are the two discs, one for the film on Blu-ray and another disc containing the digital copy, and the usual inserts apply here as well.
Video is an AVC encoded transfer and while I couldn't help but be disappointed by the film, the transfer was simply something I wasn't able to look past—it really looked fantastic. The colors were slightly muted (to harken back to the era this film took place…when colors were apparently slightly washed out or something), but still very vibrant at times. There is a remarkable amount of detail housed in this image and there wasn't a single frame that looked out of place. Leather jackets, plane detailing and just about every little strand of hair that passes in front of the frame is absolutely bursting with detail to the point that you could just pause any still of the film and pick out all the little elements of detail and clarity that the Blu-ray transfer offers to the film. If nothing else you'll enjoy looking at the film, that's pretty much guaranteed.
And so is enjoying the DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix too. While modern planes are all about jet engines, the planes seen in Amelia are of the more taxing variety—complete with engine buzzing, stalls, and clunks. Because of the varied engine sounds, as well as the general aural atmosphere that being in a plane offers, the audio mix here it really spread out across the channels. There are plenty of subwoofer thundering and surround sputters, as the audio mix is almost always offering something up to the ears. On the ground things are a bit more subdued, but Amelia is almost always in some kind of social gathering or outdoor event and as a result the surrounds kick in quite frequently there as well.
The good news on the extras front is that they're almost all in high-definition. The bad news is they don't even total an hour.
It's a fair selection, with director Mira Nair talking about most of the major elements of the film's production. It's not a real surprise there's no commentary given the films performance at the box office, but it's nice to hear about how she strived for as little CGI as possible (even getting an authentic [and working] Lockheed Electra for the film).
Overall Amelia's Blu-ray release is definitely worth a Rental at the very least. It's a very mediocre film truth be told, but the A/V presentation is quite a stand-out.
Amelia is now available on Blu-ray and DVD.


The Arizona Cardinals (4-5-1) received good news this week after head coach Bruce Arians was released from his hospitalization for chest pains. Their most recent case of bad news, however, is their road trip to the Georgia Dome where they will play the surging Atlanta Falcons. Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, and a meteoric offense look to take advantage of a Cardinals secondary that is currently awaiting the return of its other phenom, Tyrann Mathieu.
Mathieu has missed the team's last two games with a shoulder injury, and that could be encouraging for the Falcons. What could also be encouraging is their home-field advantage against a team that seems to have trouble when it is operating opposite its normal body clock.
Since Arians took over as head coach, the Cardinals have been 7-5 in regular season games in Eastern time zones, and the results do not get better considering that their only two postseason losses were against the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte. With the Falcons currently at 6-4, the losses out East could not only pile up but expose a great weakness in a team that is reputed to be a continuous threat.
From 2013 to 2015, including the postseason, the Cardinals have been 1-4 on the road against playoff teams in Eastern Time zones. After winning all their East Coast road games to losing teams under Arians, the Cardinals have now become mortal in that region as their only two Eastern road games in 2016 have resulted in losses to the Buffalo Bills and Carolina, again. The latter two combine for a record of 9-11, and with the Cardinals' inability to change their body clocks, their 0-3 record out East and an increase in the Falcons' playoff closeness will be a fait accompli.
The Falcons currently average an NFL high of 32.0 points, and, based on history, they look playoff bound. The last two teams to miss the playoffs despite leading the NFL in scoring were the 2002 Kansas City Chiefs and 2008 New Orleans Saints, and every team that leads the NFL in scoring has made the playoffs since 2009. However, all six of Atlanta's victories were against teams that allowed an average of 25.0 points and, as a result, it averaged 37.8 in all six.
In their two losses against the Seattle Seahawks and Philadelphia Eagles, it faced two teams that allow a combined average of 18.0 points and were limited to a combined total of just 39. Granted, the missed pass-interference call against Richard Sherman unfairly took a scoring opportunity away, but defenses of their caliber can cause the Falcons trouble.
The Denver Broncos are similar by allowing 18.9 points per game and limited the Falcons to score 23. Had they not let points get scored off a turnover and six sacks and allow running back Tevin Coleman to score a 31-yard touchdown, the Broncos may have limited the Falcons to score a maximum of just 19 points.
With Mathieu, the Cardinals allow 17.5 points per game from opponents, and if he returns, the Falcons could score 21 or fewer points and finish 1-3 against defenses that allow less than 20.0. However, the Cardinals have allowed 28.5 points per game with and without Mathieu on the road, and that could create another advantage as the Falcons' averaged at least 40 points against teams that allow at least 25.0. Ultimately, the best way Arizona can win is if its exploit the Atlanta defense. With the Falcons allowing sixty plays of 20 yards or more, quarterback Carson Palmer and running back David Johnson will have to exploit that weakness. If they do, the Cards may be back in the playoff hunt while the Falcons could stay afloat but face the risk of losing their division title and missing the playoffs for the second straight season.


At the chosen time, the heliocentric positions ( relative to the Sun) of the Earth and the planets.
The geocentric positions (relative to the Earth) of the planets – Right Ascension and Declination.
For a chosen position of Latitude and Longitude on Earth, the Hour angle, azimuth and altitude.
Declination of the Sun and the Earth as seen from the ring plane (this is used to determine the openness of the rings as seen and possible invisibility of the rings); Increase in brightness caused by the rings; Position of shadow of ring on the planet and of planet on the rings.
The positions of the major satellites of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn in their orbits around the planet as seen from the Sun and from the Earth.
Satellite phenomena such as transit, occultation, eclipse, and throwing shadows on the planet, as seen from Earth. These phenomena are common for the Jovian satellites (and fascinating) but rare for those of Saturn because of the high inclination of their orbits.
Mutual satellite phenomena (occultations and eclipses). These are relatively rare but even more special to see than the phenomena involving the satellite and Jupiter itself.
The main graphical displays are then given to help the user understand what can be seen at the telescope. First, a plan view of the planet and satellite system ( looking down from above the plane of the solar system) with an indication of the direction of Earth and the shadow thrown by the Sun is displayed.
Then the planet and the satellite system as seen through the telescope are displayed. This includes planetary features discussed above and the positions and visual magnitudes of the satellites. Eclipses, shadows and transits are shown. This is useful for the Jovian system in particular (but it has been used to predict and see eclipses and shadows of Titan). Satellites are not shown when occulted, shown as very dark ( to give an idea of the progress of the eclipse) when eclipsed, and shadows of the satellites are shown in the correct position on the planet.
This graphical data is accompanied by numerical data concerning the particular phenomenon.
Mutual satellite phenomena are reported and the size of the eclipsing shadow is shown relative to the size and position of the eclipsed satellite.
It can be seen that the main feature of the program concerns graphical display of the satellites and so it is called SatGraph for future reference.
Firstly, a User's Guide to SatGraph is given so that amateur astronomers may hopefully use and benefit from SatGraph.
Then there is a section on Accessing and Using SatGraph.
Then, several Examples of its use are given.
Several files are read by the program. These will be discussed in the section "Accessing and Using SatGraph" below. These files need to accompany the VB.Net code.
Note that the first two numbers in the planet file, Plan2000II.dtf, are the longitude and latitude of the observing site and should be changed by the user so that the program calculates the correct azimuth and altitude of the chosen planet at the specified time.
The longitude is positive for East and the latitude is positive for North and negative for South.
When the main form comes up, the user needs to enter several pieces of data.
The planet to be used is selected from a list. The date and time can be entered in two different ways.
Normally, one will enter the year, month, and day. The month is selected from a list but the year and day of the month need to be typed in. The time to be entered is Universal Time (Greenwich Mean Time) in hours, minutes and seconds. The minutes and seconds are preset to zero and can be left at that if desired, but the hour needs to be typed in.
The Tab order is such as to make the above easier.
The other way is to enter the Julian Date, in which case the other entries are unnecessary. This is useful for checking results in the literature and may also be quicker for a clued-up observer.
It is then necessary to click a button called Calculate Time Elements. It will then display the Sidereal time, the number of days elapsed since JD 2000.0, and the Julian Date.
The user should then click the button Calculate Solar Values.
The program will then display, in a group of Heliocentric coordinates for the chosen planet: Longitude; Latitude; and Ecliptic Longitude.
Then in a group of Geocentric Coordinates: Longitude; Latitude; and Distance, in Astronomical Units.
One then clicks the button "Proceed to Local Coords".
This is designed to show the position of the planet as seen by the observer and the appearance of the planet.
Angular diameter; Phase; Visual Magnitude; and apparent angle of equator to the Ecliptic.
Obtaining information about Mars or Jupiter, or Saturn's rings, is optional by clicking buttons. However, if it is desired to have the position of the Great Red Spot subsequently displayed in the graphical part of the program, the "Jupiter View" button must be clicked.
This button will cause the display of: De; Ds; Longitude of Central Meridian (LCM) of System I; and LCM of System II. (De is the planetocentric as seen from Jupiter declination of the Earth, and Ds is the planetocentric declination of the Sun. It is possible to set the longitude of the GRS and this is probably necessary, rather than using the default value, as the longitude varies considerably.
De; Ds; and LCM for Mars.
Clicking Saturn's Rings will display: B (the Saturnicentric Latitude of the Earth, referred to the plane of the ring); B' (the same for the Sun); and the Visual magnitude correction due to the ring. This last will, of course, vary depending on whether the rings are relatively open or closed.
B and B' will indicate relatively how open the rings are and, importantly, whether the rings are invisible due to the Earth looking at the unlit side. The rings are invisible if B and B' are of opposite sign.
To proceed, it is then necessary to click the "Satellites" button.
This will display data about the 4 major moons for Jupiter, or Phobos and Deimos for Mars, or Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion, and Iapetus for Saturn.
Here is shown the sample screen for the current Saturn example. Screens for Jupiter, which include additional data, are given below.
For each, it shows the apparent X and Y positions from the centre of the planet on the Ecliptic, in planetary radii. It also shows the Ecliptic longitude of the satellite with respect to the planet and any phenomena (Transit, Occultation, Eclipse in the shadow of the planet, or throwing a shadow onto the planet) that are occurring.
The phenomenon is deemed to start or end when the centre of the satellite is on the edge of the planet (or on the umbra of the shadow in the case of an eclipse). Information about position and time of starting and ending of phenomena is not shown here but can be obtained in the graphics form Telescope View (see below).
It is possible to select a satellite in the list and click on "Satellite Details" button.
This will display the visual magnitude, the sidereal period in days, the diameter (in kilometers) and the orbital radius, in planetary radii.
It will also display whether it is currently involved in Occultation, Transit, Eclipse, or Shadow. If it is throwing a shadow, it displays the X and Y position of the shadow on the planet and the Umbra Ratio (UR= ) and Penumbra Ratio (PR=), where these are the ratios of the diameter of the shadow (in latitude on the planet since it may be foreshortened in longitude) to the diameter of the planet. An example and screen for Jovian satellites is given below.
diameter of eclipsing satellite; diameter of eclipsed satellite; total diameter of the shadow; diameter of the umbra; separation of centre of eclipsed satellite from centre of umbra.
Graphics, as discussed below, are also displayed to help explain the mutual eclipse.
Mutual satellite phenomena are, of course, not common, being possible about every six years when the plane of Jupiter's equator cuts the Earth. To check out the program, it is suggested that the following date and time (taken from p219 of Peek, Bertrand M.,"The Planet Jupiter", 1981) be tried: 09 February, 1920, UT 02:22:00. It is also instructive to vary the time by a couple of minutes either side of this time. See "Interesting Examples" below for this case.
The article Mutual Events of Jupiter's Moons on pages 102 to 103 of Sky and Telescope, December 2002 also lists predictions of these events for 2002 and 2003. If the mean of the start and end times quoted in this article are entered into SatGraph, along with ΔT (the difference between Dynamic Time and Universal Time) of 64 seconds, the results agree very well.
As described below, SatGraph also gives a graphical display of the phenomenon.
>Goal Seek and set the value to 0 and by changing cell H18.
If a solution is found, the spreadsheet will indicate which satellite eclipses and which is eclipsed of the pair selected and will display this in the same row as the cell (F18 to F23). It will also display the number of days difference in cell K18 (negative before or positive after), the number of hours to advance in cell M18, and the number of minutes to advance in cell N18.
The calculations are approximate but will often give the desired time within a minute or two, unless it is a very unusual configuration.
This is a link to the spreadsheet.
It may be that the time chosen does not produce a mutual eclipse when entered into SatGraph, most likely because the difference in heliocentric latitudes is too great.
To check this, SatGraph has another feature to determine the separation of the eclipsed satellite from the centre of the shadow. This gives the information in spite of the fact that the separation is too great to be automatically displayed.
To use this feature, enter the proposed eclipsing satellite and the eclipsed satellite into the lists in the group box headed Close-eclipse for Jovian system and click the button "Close-eclipse check". This will then display the satellite diameters, the total width of the shadow, and the separations of the centre of the eclipsed satellite from the centre of the shadow. Two separations are given : the separation in the X direction (longitude) and the separation in the Y direction (latitude). The latter will be almost constant while the former can potentially be reduced to close to zero by varying the time.
A positive value of the X separation means the eclipsed satellite is on the right of the shadow. The plan view of the satellite system (see below) shows which way they are moving. A combination of these two should indicate whether an earlier or a later time is appropriate to reduce the X separation.
Mutual eclipses are also possible for the Saturnian system. However, they can occur only for a short interval of time with separations of about 15 years. Additionally, because all satellites except Titan are quite small, they will be much rarer and very likely be partial.
To obtain graphical displays, a button "Planet and Satellites View" is clicked.
The button "View Graphics" shows a Plan view of the system, looking down on the north pole, such that they revolve counter-clockwise. The satellite orbits are shown to scale.
Note that, in this case, only Tethys, Dion, Rhea, and Titan are shown because the others are too dull to see with the chosen aperture.
The position of the observer is represented by a symbolic eye and the direction of the shadow cast by the planet is shown in order to help with seeing possible eclipses and shadows (more important for Jupiter).
A line is drawn from the planet in the direction of travel showing the movement in 2 hours. This gives an idea of when at a later time, or an earlier time, interesting phenomena may occur.
To see a representation of the view through the telescope, the "Next Screen" button is clicked, followed by "View Graphics". This then displays the planet, the satellites, and a faint path showing roughly the orbit of the satellite.
Only satellites which are brighter than a limiting magnitude are shown.
This limiting magnitude can be made to depend on the aperture of the telescope. It is assumed that an 8 inch aperture has a limiting visual magnitude of 11.0 and other apertures scale the value accordingly. Currently, no allowance is made for the effect of a photographic time exposure. The telescope aperture can be chosen in the main form, discussed above.
For the Jovian satellites, the sizes of the planet and satellites are drawn to scale, provided the scale is large enough to show the satellites correctly.
For Saturn, the number of pixels displayed is designed to correspond to the intensities, except for Titan, which is shown to scale if possible.
The scale of the whole image can be altered by setting the number of planetary radii to be displayed. Thus, a small value will cause the planet to take up a large area on the screen and so allow the satellite system and the "surface" of the planet to be scaled up appropriately. The value chosen will depend on how much of the satellite system the user desires to see – usually one first uses the default value, which fits the whole system optimally on the screen, and then chooses a small value in order to zoom in. If there are any satellite phenomena occurring, the zoom will not be so great as to omit those satellites involved. It is suggested that between 5 and 10 be used for Jupiter and between 10 and 20 for Saturn.
If a satellite is eclipsed by the planet, it is still shown, but in a dull grey to indicate that it is not visible. If a satellite is occulted, it is not shown. If a shadow is thrown onto the planet, the position of the shadow is shown as a filled black circle. See Jupiter examples below.
The planet itself is shown with bands of color at different latitudes. If the user has access to the source code, he or she may wish to modify the actual colors.
If the phase is significantly less than one (really only possible for Mars, with a slight effect for Jupiter), this is shown by not drawing the planet beyond the terminator.
The limiting latitudes for the polar caps of Mars are estimated, and displayed as white. The rest of Mars is shown as varying ocher color.
In the rare case that a mutual satellite phenomenon occurs, a graphical representation appears in the bottom right-hand corner of this screen. It shows the shadow, with umbra surrounded by penumbra and the outline of the eclipsed satellite in red. The intensity of the penumbra varies from black to white in the correct manner from the inside to the outside.
In order to find out more about any satellite phenomena (not including mutual phenomena or shadows) which may be occurring, the user can click the Phenomena Data button which appears on the graphics screen.
The minutes since it began; the minutes until it finishes; the minutes it takes to enter or exit (cross the planet surface or the edge of the umbra of the shadow in the case of an eclipse); on a second line, the minutes to cross the penumbra in the case of an eclipse; the X and Y coordinates (in terms of planetary radii) of the left-hand end and the right-hand end of it.
It is thus possible to estimate when and where to look for the faint reappearance after an eclipse and what new times to enter into the program to check for the events.
See examples below for an example of this screen.
When running the program, it is sometimes useful to delete all forms except the Main form and then change date or time and proceed from that point. This often allows the user to try several different times without restarting the program. However, this can sometimes produce spurious results, at which time it is recommended that the program be stopped and then restarted.
Click on the files mentioned below and save them in a folder e.g."Satgraph files from web". This includes the 5 data files and the executable file.
You may find it useful to look at the contents of these data files.
This contains information about perturbations of Longitude,eccentricity, Perihelion, and semi-major axis for Jupiter and Saturn. The data are taken from MeeusI, Chapter 24.
This file contains information about the satellites Phobos, Deimos, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion, and Iapetus. The data are the same as for the planets, except that the planet data include inclination and Longitude of Ascending node of the equator.
J.H. Lieske, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol 176, pp146-158 (1987).
More information on the content of these files is given in the "Programming Details" section.
Click on and Save the executable file "WindowsApplication1_0.exe" in the folder which contains the 5 data files.
This enables you to modify it or to investigate the code for a better understanding of the calculations involved.
In this case, double click WindowsApplication1.sln VB users will then be able to use Solution Explorer to obtain the Designer and source code and start the program by "start debugging". It is really necessary to have access to the source code if this website is to be truly useful in explaining Satgraph.
The satellite system of Jupiter ("Jovian" or "Galilean" satellites) provides the most interest so three such examples are given: (i) of mutual eclipses, (ii) eclipses and shadows, and (iii)Galileo's view in January 1613.
Modern astronomy magazines often give predictions for mutual occultations and eclipses of the satellites – often presented by Jean Meeus, e.g. Sky and Telescope December 2002, pp. 100-103. Here, I refer to an older reference, that of Bertrand Peek in "The Planet Jupiter". On p.219, he gives an account of Ganymede eclipsing Io. Satgraph gives the maximum coverage at UT 02:21:40 on 9th February 1920.
Here are some images of the computer screen for this date and time.
In order to get extra details, Ganymede and Io have been selected in the "close-eclipse" box as shown.
Reference is made to this event in "The Planet Jupiter", by Bertrand M Peek, page 219.
It is useful to enter the mid-times given by Meeus in the above reference, along with ΔT = 64 seconds, for the mutual eclipses listed by him.
In particular, the plan of the satellite system and the diagram of the shadow superimposed on the eclipsed satellite are very helpful in understanding the eclipse.
I shall give more-modern references, but here is another interesting example from 1926 – 21 May, 1926 at UT = 00:00:00.
Io is in transit and has a shadow, Europa is in eclipse, and Ganymede has a shadow.
The Telescope View screen shows the size and position of the shadow of Ganymede, as well as the transit and shadow of Io.
This screen uses maximum Jupiter radius of 10 in order to make Jupiter appear larger.
The following screen gives information about the satellite phenomena occurring.
Refer to Scientific American, December 1980, p52 Galileo's Sighting of Neptune by Stillman Drake and Charles T. Kowal .
The time and date I show here is 06 January 1613, UT = 05:18:00 . His chart is at the bottom left of P.53 of Scientific American or on pages 14 and 15 Fig. 4) of Nobili.
Satgraph shows what Galileo "saw" of the satellite system, if allowance is made for the shortcomings of his telescope (eg. his surface of Jupiter is fuzzy and blown up by a factor of about 1.1 so his estimates of distance in Jovian radii need to be multiplied by 1.1).
The articles are to show where he saw what we now know to be Neptune. However, when Satgraph is used to find the position of Neptune at the time, it gives a separation of the two planets of about 8', which is too much. MeeusII discusses VSOP87 in Chapter 31 and App II and this is discussed in the site Programming and Technical Aspects. It can be used to find the Ecliptic Longitude and Ecliptic Latitude of each planet more accurately and these values can be inserted into SatGraph to override the less-accurate values. SatGraph can then proceed to calculate the other values needed. When this is done, the assertions of Drake and Kowal and, even more so of Nobili, are verified. Neptune is about 5 Jovian diameters from Jupiter in the direction stated by Nobili at this date and time.
The numbers in brackets would be Galileo's estimates, which are seen to agree closely.
SatGraph also shows that Callisto is throwing a shadow on the very top left-hand corner of Jupiter (I can't help thinking that Galileo deserved to have a telescope that was good enough to show the shadow -he would have been enraptured).
It is on this chart that Drake and Kowal, and Nobili believe that Galileo saw Neptune but rubbed it out.
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Home » Bulletin: FDA delays decision on Plan B
Bulletin: FDA delays decision on Plan B
Advance Care Planning Payments & Standards
The decision to move the levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pill Plan B (Barr Laboratories, Pomona, NY) to over-the-counter status (OTC) has been delayed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The agency announced Feb. 13, 2004, that it was extending its review of the company's request, which allows it to analyze additional data on adolescent use submitted by Barr Labs and Plan B's former owner, Women's Capital Corp. of Washington, DC. Based on its ongoing dialogue with the FDA, Barr Laboratories says it expects a decision regarding the OTC status within 90 days of the original Feb. 20, 2004, review deadline.
Two FDA advisory committees voted 23-4 in December 2003 that the agency approves the company's request, based on the strength of the scientific evidence presented at the meeting.
Barr Laboratories will continue to work closely with the FDA to assist in the timely completion of the review, according to a statement issued by the company.
"We believe that availability of the Plan B emergency contraceptive as an OTC product meets a significant unmet medical need, and that OTC status will remove barriers that currently delay the timely availability of Plan B for women who have had unprotected sexual intercourse or experienced a contraceptive failure," states Bruce Downey, Barr's chairman and chief executive officer.
The fact that the FDA has postponed the decision raises concern that the decision could be affected by ideology, observes James Trussell, PhD, professor of economics and public affairs and director of the Office of Population Research at Princeton (NJ) University. He was a member of one of the FDA committees that voted in favor of the OTC proposal.
"I had expected, after the very positive reviews by FDA staff presented at the advisory committee meeting and the overwhelmingly positive 23-4 vote to take Plan B over-the-counter and the extraordinarily positive editorial coverage across the country urging the FDA to base its decision on science and not ideology, that the FDA would approve the application by the Feb. 20 deadline," says Trussell. "The advisory committee vote was to take Plan B OTC with no age restrictions."
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Mets Poised to Put Nats in Rearview
Though the New York Mets overtook the Washington Nationals in the standings over a week ago, only just now have they caught up with their rivals in Potomac in terms of true talent. As of today, the Mets and Nats are neck-and-neck on the RPScore leaderboard. The last time the Metropolitans had rated better than the Nationals was all the way back on April 29 of this season.
There's still plenty of season left, but the preseason World Series favorites are digging themselves quite a hole just as the Mets are loading up on wins. At present, I'm projecting the Nats to finish five games behind the Mets, six games behind the fifth wild card, and out of the playoffs.


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Douglas Adams, Mark Carwardine
"Very funny and moving...The glimpses of rare fauna seem to have enlarged [Adams'] thinking, enlivened his world; and so might the animals do for us all, if we were to help them live."
Join bestselling author Douglas Adams and zooligist Mark Carwardine as they take off around the world in search of exotic, endangered creatures. Hilarious and poignant--as only Douglas Adams can be--LAST CHANCE TO SEE is an entertaining and arresting odyssey through the Earth's magnificent wildlife galaxy.
passed under the archway there was suddenly a strong smell. You had to go through it to get the smell. Until you'd been through the archway you hadn't arrived and you didn't get the strong, thick, musty, smell of Komodo. The next blow to our sense of intrepidness was the rather neatly laid out path. This led from the end of the jetty parallel to the shore towards the next and major blow to our sense of intrepidness, which was a visitors' village. This was a group of fairly ramshackle wooden
enormous distance from the airport, probably at the insistence of the taxi-drivers. As we bounded along the appallingly rutted road that followed the margin of the lake and along which a significant proportion of the population of Zaire seemed to be walking, our driver kept on diving beneath the dashboard of the car for long periods at a time. I watched this with some alarm, which was severely increased when I eventually worked out what he was doing. He was operating the clutch by hand. I
wearing something similar myself. Mark said that he had never seen anything like it in all his travels in Africa. Garamba, he said, was unique for the freedom it allowed you to get close to the animals and away from other people. There is, of course, another side to this. We heard recently that, a few weeks later, someone sitting in the exact same spot where we were sitting had been attacked and killed by a lion. That night, as I turned in for the night, I discovered something very interesting.
leaves and bark and stuff. It may look like a tree to an architect, but architects are a lot more stupid than monkeys. We just got a brochure through from the States for exactly this - fibreglass trees. The whole brochure was designed to show us how proud they were of what they could sell us here in Mauritius, and showing the particular paints they had for painting lichen on trees. I mean it's bloody ridiculous, who are these people? OK. Let's feed the bird. You watching? The bird was watching.
darkening sky to make their nightly forage among the fruit trees. The bats are doing just fine. There are hundreds of them. I have a terrible feeling that we are in trouble. Sifting Through the Embers There's a story I heard when I was young which bothered me because I couldn't understand it. It was many years before I discovered it to be the story of the Sybilline books. By that time all the details of the story had rewritten themselves in my mind, but the essentials were still the
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Q: Does deallocation imply destruction? More specificly, in C++, does std::allocator_traits<T>::deallocate imply std::allocator_traits<T>::destroy?

A: No, you have to remember to call destroy() yourself.  The allocator doesn't know which objects have been constructed and which have merely been allocated.
For example, in a vector, objects 0 through v.capacity()-1 have been allocated, but only objects 0 through v.size()-1 have been constructed.


I have a form for my custom SharePoint List that, and I need to make a date field 'read-only' after someone goes in and fills in the date.
What is the best way to do to this via InfoPath?
If the date field is not blank and it has valid value, disable this field control (make it read-only).
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Deployments of the CWG iOS agent profile to devices running iOS 11 may fail with an 'SCEP returned an invalid response' error.
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Users may have experienced websites categorized as Vehicles and Society & Leisure being blocked even if allowed in their policies. These categories were incorrectly mapped as Blocked in Central Admin.
Users may experience a "Setting is currently unavailable. Please check back later." error in Central Admin when trying to access a policy. Refreshing the page should mitigate the issue.
Cloud Web Gateway agent event logs and reporting to the cloud can be significantly delayed during peak times. No fix or workaround is available at this time.
When Cloud Web Gateway was installed on a Windows 10 machine that had been freshly installed on version 1607 or later, there was a chance for a driver error to occur during installation.
This article describes the various ways to update Sophos Central Web Gateway; automatically, via the command line, or via the agent user interface.


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Q: What is a submersion? Don't misunderstand me, I read the Wikipedia article and I understood the definition - i.e. a function $f:\mathbb R^m\supseteq U\to\mathbb R^n$ is a submersion if $rk(f)\equiv n$, meaning that the differential is surjective everywhere.
I also know the connection to submanifolds, stating that a subset $M\subseteq\mathbb R^n$ is an $m$-dimensional $C^k$-submanifold if for every $p\in M$ there exists an environment $V\subseteq\mathbb R^n$ and a $C^k$-submersion $f:V\to\mathbb R^{n-m}$ such that $M\cap V=f^{-1}(0)$.
But what is a submersion? Is there any visual understanding of it? And how can one intuitively understand the connection to submanifolds?
I'm aware that this is not a mathematical precise question and hence am not expecting formally correct answers, I'm just trying to gain a deeper understanding to submersions.

A: I think the answer you're looking for is very simple. The prototype of a submersion is the (linear) projection map $\pi\colon \Bbb R^m\to\Bbb R^n$ with $m\ge n$: Writing $\Bbb R^m = \Bbb R^n\times\Bbb R^{m-n}$, the map is given by $\pi(x,y)=x$. As an application of the inverse function theorem, you can prove that, any submersion $f\colon X\to Y$ ($X$, $Y$ manifolds—your $U$ and $\Bbb R^n$ if you like), in appropriate local coordinates on $X$ and $Y$ the mapping $f$ will be given exactly by $\pi$.

A: Let me recall a famous result due to Ehresmann:
Theorem. (Ehresmann.) A proper submersion is a fiber bundle.
So, basically, if you work in a compact domain (a closed manifold), then you can visualize submersions $f\colon M \to N$ as maps which allow you to see the domain locally as a product of the fiber and an open set in the codomain. Think for example about the natural projection of the tangent bundle. This has lots of implications, for instance you can show that the Euler-Poincaré satisfies $\chi(M)=\chi(N)\cdot \chi(F)$ where $F$ denotes the fiber space.


Abstract The aim of this study was to assess the efficiency and safety of the Edmonton immunosuppression protocol in recipients of islet-after-kidney (IAK) grafts. Fifteen islet infusions were administered to 8 patients with type 1 diabetes and a functioning kidney graft. Immunosuppression was switched on the day of transplantation to a regimen associating sirolimus-tacrolimus-daclizumab. Insulin-independence was achieved in all patients for at least 3 months, with an actual rate of 71% at 1 year after transplantation (5 of 7 patients). After 24-month mean follow-up, five have ongoing insulin independence, 11-34 months after transplantation, with normal HbA1c, fructosamine and mean amplitude of glycemic excursions (MAGE) values. Results of arginine-stimulation tests improved over time, mostly after the second islet infusion. Severe adverse events included bleeding after percutaneous portal access (n=2), severe pneumonia attributed to sirolimus toxicity (n=1), kidney graft loss after immunosuppression discontinuation (n=1), reversible humoral kidney rejection (n=1) and fever of unknown origin (n=1). These data indicate that the Edmonton approach can be successfully applied to the IAK setting. This procedure is associated with significant side effects and only patients with stable function of the kidney graft should be considered. The net harm versus benefit has not yet been established and will require further studies with larger numbers of enrolled subjects.