Putin turned Netanyahu with claims on Syria?
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The meeting between Putin and Netanyahu may not take place.
Despite statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about his intention to meet with Vladimir Putin and discuss further cooperation between the two countries on Syria, there is no information about the planned meeting either from Russia or from Israel. According to analysts, the reason for everything could be the unwillingness of the Russian president to meet with Netanyahu, who actively criticized Russia for supplying the C-300 Favorite C-XNUMX to Syria, which allegedly created additional tension in the region.
"Netanyahu announced his intention to meet with Vladimir Putin, but to date, the date of the scheduled meeting has not appeared. It can be assumed that Putin simply dismissed Netanyahu, making it clear that the delivery of the C-300 Favorit C-XNUMX in service to the Syrian army is the final decision and cannot be discussed further, - the expert Avia.pro believes.
Earlier, Israel made a sharp statement that it was ready to destroy modern air defense systems that appeared in Syria's armaments, using fifth-generation fighters for this, but Russia confirmed the fact that the armed systems of the Arab Republic are likely to detect and destroy even existing Israel's F-35.
When you read the local comments, you involuntarily think that the cabbage is nice, but you need to keep meat snacks in the house. Otherwise, some peritonitis of consciousness!
There are certain rules. Israel crossed them, and he broke. Russia gave an adequate answer and all. Everything else you have from the evil one.
They have all agreed. The Jew does not pick out the eyes of a Jew. Example Valtsman, Kolomoisky, Turchinov, Yatsenyuk, Yarosh. It would seem to nail the heels of the Jews and the end of the murder of Russian. Not. Let it be better for thousands of Russians to die than a Jew pederast.
Not mastered, too many books!
What kind of Israelis are you? Wrote so much ..
And you asked yourself the question - why the hell are we going to get into the fights between the Persians and the Jews? What kind of sacrifices would our victims have if we definitely sided with "our" ally of Iran? For example, when clearing the south (they have already forgotten how this operation took place without a bloody showdown) - from our side and from the side of the Syrians and the same - the Iranians? Just because Putin from the very beginning of the Syrian company - managed to choose very correct tactics and conducted a dialogue with everyone, we could do it with such small forces. The Iranians have set themselves the task of destroying Israel and returning the occupied territories to the Palestinians. Here the Arabs themselves from the Arabian Peninsula long ago spat on it and established more or less normal relations with Israel and are trying to seat the Palestinians at the negotiating table and go to compromises - to settle the age-old enmity and live in peace. But no - there appeared such a hegemon in the face of the Persian state, which, in order to prove to the entire Islamic world - who is the true Muslim - is ready to confront the nuclear state, destroying its nation for the sake of its fanaticism and dragging all the surrounding countries into a nuclear conflict! And we as idiots need to contribute to this? But think ahead for years on 15-20 - what then will Iran have the next most important tasks to advance its hegemony - for example, in the post-Soviet space and how will they be consistent with the interests of Russia? Putin has already tried to calm them down so that they stop creating a springboard for strikes against Israel from Syria, but they don't think to calm down, and they are going to make a suicide bombing country from Syria for the sake of their insane plans. And we need a peaceful life in Syria, and not endless strikes on its territory, which somehow will not stop until the Iranians are operating there, bringing in rockets from which they fire at Israel. In order for our bases to be safe, we need a strong and peaceful Syria, and not a territory that is constantly bombed due to the fact that someone decided - that he has the right to decide - which country has the right to exist, and which - no! We are so hard to restore the army, the military infrastructure of the Syrians, create its air defense, and these Iranian assholes, we are all smeared. Well, at least they made a pause in their "struggle" with the Jews, until they free the territory from igilovtsev and other trash and restore the armed forces, but if not - these idiots will be losing their temper! The worst thing is that the Persians hide their missiles under their noses (i.e. - under the protection of) Russian objects, and the Jews striking them at attacks create a threat to our people. So in the case of IL-20 - what happened happened. Syrians defending one of these Iranian warehouses - fired a volley with an anti-aircraft missile in the vicinity of our aircraft, in the end - our guys 15 passed away. And you offer us to dance to the tune of the Persians, and they always fulfill their obligations to us? Remember how the work of our pilots from the airfield in Iran ended. It only cost the Americans to put pressure on Iranians (and then the Pindos did not withdraw from the agreement on the nuclear deal) and our allies immediately lost the desire to help us, portraying themselves offended by the fact that they were not the first to tell the world about the presence of a Russian aerodrome territory, although it was no longer a secret to the whole world! We need to soberly understand that every player in Syria has its own interests and we need to act only in our own interests and not expose the security of our country, based on falsely understood allied obligations. We are not there to help Iran - to destroy Israel! These are his problems, and ours are to restore order in Syria and gain a foothold in the Mediterranean, to strengthen our strategic position in the world. Also, we do not need confrontation with any of the countries of this region, and even more so with a nuclear power called Israel! The supply of C-300 is a good sobering signal for the Jews, who have gone too far and have ceased to abide by the rules, but at the same time we also need to more soberly assess the risk that Iran's strengthening positions in Syria bear. And for the safety of our military - it is necessary to work out some kind of framework that the Iranians should not go over so that the tragedy is similar to the one that happened with IL-20.


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My first Manchester City trophy is payback for standing by me: Guardiola reflects on Carabo Cup success
Arsenal 0-3 Manchester City
Great Kompany: City skipper and scorer Vincent Kompany (centre) leads his team-mates in Wembley celebration
By Mark Mann-Bryans
Pep Guardiola collected his first silverware in England following Carabao Cup success against Arsenal at Wembley yesterday and then praised Manchester City's owners for sticking by him last season.
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The Premier League leaders outclassed Arsene Wenger's side to lift the trophy following a 3-0 thrashing of the sorry Gunners.
Sergio Aguero opened the scoring and man of the match Vincent Kompany and David Silva struck after the interval to secure Guardiola's maiden trophy since he was appointed City boss in 2016.
Guardiola could now end the campaign with three winners' medals with the Premier League all but sewn up and a first-ever Champions League trophy also still on offer.
But the 47-year-old praised the club's hierarchy for remaining faithful to him after his first season at the Etihad Stadium ended empty-handed.
"The first half was not good, we felt the pressure to play a final after what happened last season. We spoke about that at half-time," he said.
"I told the players to go out and show who we are and we saw that.
"I can't forget how the club took care of me last season when the results were not good. I will always remember how all the club have supported me and that is why it is important."
Guardiola defied a Football Association charge and continued to wear a yellow ribbon in support of politicians imprisoned in his native Catalonia.
City break record to sign £62.5m Rodri
By Michael Williams Premier League champions Manchester City are ready to splash £62.5m on Atletico Madrid midfielder Rodri's contract after triggering a release clause in his contract.
Matthaus convinced Sane will leave City for Bayern
Bayern Munich great Lothar Matthaus is certain Leroy Sane will swap Manchester City for the Bundesliga champions this summer.
Sterling eager to talk to chiefs over more severe punishments for racism
By Ian Parker Raheem Sterling would be keen to speak to the Football Association and the Premier League over the summer to work out the next steps in the ongoing efforts to combat racism.
Rio Ferdinand opens football agency in Northern Ireland
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has flown into Northern Ireland to officially open the new office of one of the UK's top football agencies.

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Even at the age of 66, Charlie Daniels would rather be on the road entertaining his fans than anywhere else.
You might think that after nearly five decades in music and 30 years with the Charlie Daniels Band, he'd have a little trouble getting excited about a new tour. You'd be wrong.
"I don't have a problem doing that," Daniels says. "It's a lot of fun. I just thank God that I can make a living doing something I enjoy so much."
Daniels is currently out in support of a new album, "Redneck Fiddlin' Man." The title pretty much sums up everything you need to know about the country rocker, and the sound is everything his fans expect.
"It features a fiddle on all the cuts; it's pretty much a straight-ahead CDB album," Daniels says. "It's got a lot of uptempo stuff on it. Travis Tritt did a duet with me, and Garth Brooks sang harmony with me on a song. But most of it's just me and the band kind of beating it out."
What that means is an album that can appeal to country fans as well as rock and blues fans. Daniels is one of a handful of country artists who enjoys respect from fans of rock and other kinds of music.
"We don't really specialize in any one particular kind of music; we play some of all of it," Daniels says. "We don't claim to be one thing or another. We just claim to be the Charlie Daniels Band, playing Charlie Daniels Band music. Whatever it is, it is."
The new album features a couple of Daniels' classic country rockers like "Little Joe and Big Bill," "Southern Boy" (with Tritt) and "Rock This Joint." It's also got a couple of his famous jam songs ("Redneck Fiddlin' Man," "Crosstown Traffic"), a Cajun-flavored tune ("Fais Do Do") and a few moments that reflect on Sept. 11 ("Last Fallen Hero" and a fiddle rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner").
The song "Last Fallen Hero" and a previous Sept. 11 song "This Ain't No Rag, It's a Flag" have drawn criticism from some, but not from Daniels' fans. They've become two of his most popular songs in years.
"We appeal to the old boys that farm and work hard for a living," Daniels says. "They're kind of where we're at, and they seem to like those kinds of things, so I'm glad about it."
Daniels isn't shy about letting people know how he feels, and it isn't his first brush with controversy either. He aired some of his opinions on crime, drugs and politics in the 1989 song "Simple Man."
"It just depends on what I'm thinking about and what's on my mind," he says. "If something's strong on my mind, I'll write about it sometimes."
He's also begun posting his opinions on a section of his Web site called the Soapbox. Fans can read what Daniels thinks on a variety of subjects from political to personal.
"I've always been pretty opinionated, and one day I just thought: I'll just sit down and write something here," he says. "I did it, and it was pretty well received, so I decided I might do it on a regular basis."
His political opinions often earn him an inbox full of e-mail from both supporters and detractors.
"I get all kinds of responses," he says. "Some people don't like what I say, and some do. I think most of our people - the people we appeal to - agree."
But Daniels says he doesn't mind the people who disagree with him. That's just part of what makes America "the greatest country in the world."
"That's their right; they can certainly disagree," he says. "As long as they're intelligent about it. Some of them are just absolutely asinine. People write and say `you're a big, fat slob.' Well I may be, but I ain't the only one."
Political opinions aren't the only thing he airs, though. He's also talked about some intensely personal issues - including his battle with prostate cancer. He says he hopes to help others by providing some insight.
"That's a very common thing with men, especially up around my age, and even younger," he says. "I feel that they need to understand it's very important to stay on top of their PSA levels, because it can save your life. I think it's an important issue, and that's why I do it."
No matter what his opinions are, though, his legacy is his music - and there's more than 30 years of it with the Charlie Daniels Band alone. In his career, he's played with some of the luminaries of music, including a three album stint with Bob Dylan in the late 1960s. So, after all of that, is there anything else left for him to do?
"There's always a mountain to climb," Daniels says. "I'm still working on my first goal - to have every album platinum and every concert sold out. If I get that done, then I'll move on to something else."
And retirement? It's not an option for Daniels.
"What would I do?" he says. "Sit around the living room and play guitar? I might as well get paid for it."


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Martin Fischer, vice president-publicity of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois, will speak on "Finding B. Berman: A Case Study in Getting Past a Genealogical Brick Wall" on Sunday, May 3, 2020, at the JGSI meeting at 2 p.m. at Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Road, Northbrook, Ill.
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Q: piping and executing multiple arguments in BASH I would like to run the following command and pipe stout of both to textedit:
pmset -g; echo; pmset -g assertions | open -f -a TextEdit
This doesn't work, it only executes the latter.
Also, anyway to execute multiple arguments for the same command like:
pmset -g { echo, assertions}
I'm sure this will get voted down for being a basic question. Thanks in advance to any who reply.

A: (pmset -g; echo; pmset -g assertions) | open -f -a TextEdit

A:
Also, anyway to execute multiple arguments for the same command like:
pmset -g { echo, assertions}

That is entirely up to the program, in this case pmset. Some programs allow you to use a switch multiple times, as in pmset -g echo -g assertions
However, that doesn't seem to be the case with pmset

A: alternatively you can use curly bracket
{ pmset -g; echo; pmset -g assertions; } | open -f -a TextEdit

(pmset -g; echo; pmset -g assertions) is executing the commands in a subshell
{ pmset -g; echo; pmset -g assertions; } is executing the commands in current shell

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I always look forward to Easter. It's the first chance we get every year to spend some time at the beach. This year, it was absolutely freezing and at times, stormier than Donald Trump's mistress. Here's how it looked, over the course of 5 days.
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Q: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named - Ejercicio simple Cómo están? Estoy haciendo un curso y siguiendo los pasos de cada clase. Utilizo Visual Studio Code y he creado la siguiente carpeta:

Ahora me están enseñando a crear varias clases en Python para representar el sistema de Uber, de forma muy basica.
En el archivo main.py importo y utilizo las clases Car y Account, que están todas en la misma carpeta. El código que utilizan en la clase es el siguiente, tal cual:
from car import Car
from account import Account

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("Hola Mundo")

    car = Car("AMS234", Account("Andres Herrera", "ANDA876"))
    print(vars(car))
    print(vars(car.driver))

Errores:
unresolved import 'account' Python(unresolved-import)
unresolved import 'car' Python(unresolved-import)

Modulo car.py:
from account import Account

class Car:
    id          = int
    license     = str
    driver      = Account("","")
    passegenger = int

    def __init__(self, license, driver):
        self.license    = license
        self.driver     = driver

Error:
unresolved import 'account'Python(unresolved-import)

Modulo account.py:
class Account:
    id          = int
    name        = str
    document    = str
    email       = str
    password    = str

    def __init__(self, name, document):
        self.name       = name
        self.document   = document

Lo que intenté fue, en la clase main.py ante poner "python." a los nombres de los módulos a importar, quedando:
from Python.car import Car
from Python.account import Account.

Pero ahí apareció un nuevo error:
from Python.car import Car
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'Python'

Y el mismo mensaje para el modulo account.py.
La variable PATH ya está configurada y cada vez que quiero ejecutar el programa en la consola escribo: cd Python/ y main.py.
No pude encontrar la solución en Google, como hacer que Python encuentre esos módulos a importar, que están en la misma carpeta que funciona como WorkSpace. Les agradecería su ayuda.

A: Debes hacerlo de esta manera:
from Carpeta import NombreArchivo

Prueba así:
Clase main:
from Python import car
from Python import account

Clase car:
from Python import account

A: Te comento, a día de hoy, me ha parecido este mismo error, es que python busca en su librerias y después en sus carpetas.
Yo he solucionado el problema de la siguiente manera.
import sys
sys.path.append(r'direcion\\de\\tu\\proyecto\\o\\carpetamodulos\\paquetes')

ejemplo
sys.path(r'C:\\Users\pablo\\Desktop\\Proyect\\python')

Contesto por si alguno tiene este mismo problema

A: Yo he tenido el mismo problema y en esta guía he encontrado una guía detallada sobre como resolver esto.
Hay dos métodos. Como mencionan usando una usando

sys.path.append("tu directorio de donde quieres importar")

Y el segundo es exportando un ruta para que pueda encontrarla:

export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$(pwd)/<<"nombre del paquete">>

Te recomiendo que leas el artículo antes mencionado, para que comprendas a detalle como funcionan las importaciones en Python

A: Debes añadir el fichero __init__.py en la carpeta del módulo. En este fichero debes añadir las sentencias que indican que parte del módulo son accesibles desde el resto de código del proyecto:
from tu_paquete.tu_modulo import tu_clase


Early spring when the grayling move into the shallow rivers and streams to spawn. In the summer schools of fish are found in most of the lakes located in the Southern Lakes.
Early spring when the ice is breaking. Lake trout congregate near the surface. Through the month of June lake trout are feeding in the shallows before heading to the deeper cooler water during the summer months. In the fall when the trout move into the shoals to spawn.
In the early spring in the shallow water during spawning. During the summer & fall pike can be found in shallow, warm weedy areas of lakes and sloughs.
Read more about these fish species here.


Dinner Chair Patrick L. Bickers presents Chris Carmosino with the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award.
Barry Bobrow (center left) receives the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award and Jeffrey J. McLane (center right) is inducted as a National Jewish Health Trustee.
Albert Spada receives the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award from Dinner Chair Michael McGonigle.
Jeffrey J. McLane receives the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award.


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What are Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) ?
ICF is an acronym for insulating concrete form, a construction method in which large hollow foam blocks are stacked to form the walls of a structure, then braced and filled with steel-reinforced concrete to create a building that is energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and virtually indestructible.
They offer a host of benefits, such as faster construction times, lower insurance rates, and quieter interiors, but the two primary reasons behind their growth is their remarkable durability and energy efficiency.
Available under several different brand names, all ICFs consist of two rigid EPS foam panels which sandwich a core of reinforced concrete. The concrete provides exceptional strength and thermal mass; the foam provides a continuous layer of one of the world's best insulators, and is an ideal substrate for many finishes.
The actual, real-world performance of an ICF wall far exceeds typical walls due to a combination of three factors: More insulation, less air infiltration, and higher mass.
In addition to having a continuous layer of EPS foam rated at R23, ICF walls are virtually airtight and take advantage of the dozens of yards of concrete in the walls to moderate temperature swings. Studies have found that the ICF homes use 44% less energy to heat and 32% less energy to cool than comparable frame houses.
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Omicron spreads faster than any other variant, WHO says. It's now in 77 countries
"Omicron is spreading at a rate we have not seen with any previous variant," says WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
The WHO is seeking a new treaty on handling future pandemics. It could be a hard sell
At a special session this week, the World Health Organization hopes to start sketching out a new world order. "We don't have rules of the game," says WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
The COVID-19 pandemic has now killed 5 million people around the world
Jaclyn Diaz
The U.S. leads the world in the number of confirmed deaths from the virus — 745,800 people — followed by Brazil and India, according to Johns Hopkins University's coronavirus tracker.
WHO launches a new group to study the origins of the coronavirus
The World Health Organization advisory group will include scientists from the U.S., China and two dozen other countries and will study various hypotheses, including the possibility of a lab leak.
WHO greenlights the world's first malaria vaccine — but it's not a perfect shot
It's also the first vaccine against a parasitic disease in humans. But there are issues to consider, from its rate of effectiveness to the dosage schedule.
Cuba's exporting vaccines, but will countries import them without WHO approval?
Tim Padgett
Cuba has started selling its COVID-19 vaccines abroad. It insists its trials show they're safe and effective — so why hasn't the World Health Organization said so too?
The Pandemic Has Worsened Childhood Vaccination Rates Around The World
The pandemic has hurt even routine health services such as vaccines and checkups, as well as immunization outreach, for children around the world, the World Health Organization and UNICEF report.
Haiti Receives First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses From The U.S. Amid Political Crisis
Michael Wilner
Haiti has received half a million doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from the Biden administration.
WHO Will Turn To The Greek Alphabet To Help Avoid Stigma Around Coronavirus Variants
Jason Breslow
The new names won't replace the scientific names already assigned to new variants, but the WHO said it's making the change to help avoid fueling stigma toward nations where new variants arise.
Biden's Budget Proposal Reverses A Decades-Long Ban On Abortion Funding
Biden's budget follows through on a campaign promise to overturn the Hyde Amendment, a longstanding ban on federal funding for most abortions. It's not clear the change will be approved by Congress.
The 'Time Has Come' For A Global Pandemic Treaty, WHO's Tedros Says
Pathogens can blossom from an outbreak into a pandemic because they "exploit our interconnectedness and expose our inequities and divisions," the World Health Organization's leader says.
Overwork Killed More Than 745,000 People In A Year, WHO Study Finds
The global study, which the WHO calls the first of its kind, found that more than 745,000 people died in 2016 from overwork that resulted in stroke and heart disease.


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package application

import (
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/api"
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/command_metadata"
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/configuration"
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/errors"
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/requirements"
	"github.com/starkandwayne/cf-cli/cf/terminal"
	"github.com/codegangsta/cli"
)

type DeleteApp struct {
	ui        terminal.UI
	config    configuration.Reader
	appRepo   api.ApplicationRepository
	routeRepo api.RouteRepository
	appReq    requirements.ApplicationRequirement
}

func NewDeleteApp(ui terminal.UI, config configuration.Reader, appRepo api.ApplicationRepository, routeRepo api.RouteRepository) (cmd *DeleteApp) {
	cmd = new(DeleteApp)
	cmd.ui = ui
	cmd.config = config
	cmd.appRepo = appRepo
	cmd.routeRepo = routeRepo
	return
}

func (command *DeleteApp) Metadata() command_metadata.CommandMetadata {
	return command_metadata.CommandMetadata{
		Name:        "delete",
		ShortName:   "d",
		Description: "Delete an app",
		Usage:       "CF_NAME delete APP [-f -r]",
		Flags: []cli.Flag{
			cli.BoolFlag{Name: "f", Usage: "Force deletion without confirmation"},
			cli.BoolFlag{Name: "r", Usage: "Also delete any mapped routes"},
		},
	}
}

func (cmd *DeleteApp) GetRequirements(requirementsFactory requirements.Factory, c *cli.Context) (reqs []requirements.Requirement, err error) {
	if len(c.Args()) == 0 {
		err = errors.New("Incorrect Usage")
		cmd.ui.FailWithUsage(c)
		return
	}

	reqs = []requirements.Requirement{requirementsFactory.NewLoginRequirement()}
	return
}

func (cmd *DeleteApp) Run(c *cli.Context) {
	appName := c.Args()[0]

	if !c.Bool("f") {
		response := cmd.ui.ConfirmDelete("app", appName)
		if !response {
			return
		}
	}

	cmd.ui.Say("Deleting app %s in org %s / space %s as %s...",
		terminal.EntityNameColor(appName),
		terminal.EntityNameColor(cmd.config.OrganizationFields().Name),
		terminal.EntityNameColor(cmd.config.SpaceFields().Name),
		terminal.EntityNameColor(cmd.config.Username()),
	)

	app, apiErr := cmd.appRepo.Read(appName)

	switch apiErr.(type) {
	case nil: // no error
	case *errors.ModelNotFoundError:
		cmd.ui.Ok()
		cmd.ui.Warn("App %s does not exist.", appName)
		return
	default:
		cmd.ui.Failed(apiErr.Error())
	}

	if c.Bool("r") {
		for _, route := range app.Routes {
			apiErr = cmd.routeRepo.Delete(route.Guid)
			if apiErr != nil {
				cmd.ui.Failed(apiErr.Error())
			}
		}
	}

	apiErr = cmd.appRepo.Delete(app.Guid)
	if apiErr != nil {
		cmd.ui.Failed(apiErr.Error())
	}

	cmd.ui.Ok()
}

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Belfast, The Titanic Connection
It was an early morning for us. The drive from Portrush to Belfast would only be a little over an hour, but we wanted to arr ive in time for the tour we had booked online: Titanic Walking Tour. Southampton is always the port associated with the Titanic but the ship was built in Belfast, a fact that Northern Irelanders are beginning to capitalize on. Up until recently, they were a little nervous about calling attention to their building an "unsinkable" ship. Now they have realized what valuable innovation went into the building of the ship and they are taking pride in that.
We met our guide in front of the hotel, the Premier Inn, that was the starting point and immediately fell in love with her. She was absolutely a Titanic enthusiast--a Titanorak, as they say. She walked us along the street that led to the yards where the Titanic was built. On the way, she stopped to show pictures of what it looked like back then and talked of what the future holds for this area as they construct the Titanic Quarter, a waterfront community with business, residential, and commercial enterprises that will center around the Titanic theme and preserve the historic aspects of the area.
In the distance a silvery white building with an unusual shape stood out among all the other buildings. It was actually in the shape of a star if viewed from above, a white star. White Star Line was the name of the prominent British shipping company that commissioned the Titanic. Significantly, it is the same height as the Titanic was as it sat i n that space being built.
A red brick building, the former Harland and Wolff Headquarters Building and Drawing Offices, was our first real stop on the tour. Our guide stood for a few minutes outside the iron gate and helped us to imagine what it might have looked like as the workers came through that gate every morning to their job building the world's largest ship--at the time.
The white star-shaped building loomed in the open space beyond the gate. It looked even bigger now that we were closer and if you squinted just a bit, you could almost imagine that it was the hulk of a ship, a very large ship. How awesome it must have been to see that grow each day and be a part of the construction process.
Inside, the building was showing it's age, but was still in great shape considering not much has been done to restore it yet. Beautiful stairways and unusual glassed in offices spoke of a time that was much more elegant than our sleek modern lines of today.
Goosebumps broke out on my arms as we entered the original drawing room where Thomas Andrews designed the Titanic, the Olympic, and the Britannic. After a brief explanation that painted a picture of past times in this room with the help of a photograph our guide held up, we were left to explore and soak up the history.
In the corner, was a display of clothing from the period. The Titanic was built between 1909 and 1911 when it was launched. And the fateful day was April 14, 1912 when it hit the iceberg and sank. Thomas Andrews, by the way, was lost that night as well.
We exited to the street again. The slipway where the Titanic was built and launched was inaccessible due to the construction going on with the Titanic Quarter. A little ways down the street however, we were able to look through a fence and see a bit of the HMS Caroline's bow peeking out from its construction cover. The Caroline, the last remaining WWI ship in existence, still commissioned by the Royal Navy, has been docked in Belfast for 86 years. It will be on display to the when renovations are finished.
At the pumphouse we grabbed a little something to eat. Here the guide collected tickets and money from those who had joined without booking online. In the dining area were several pictures and video displayed on the walls of ship building including the Titanic. After a half hour, our first guide handed us over to a second who walked our group to the dry dock where Titanic was sent after launch to be inspected.
Down the center of the dry dock are the blocks upon which Titanic rested. The guide held a photograph and pointed to a building nearby to try to give us perspective on the size of the Titanic. Eventually there will be a park area in the Titanic Quarter with grass and trees and in the shape of the deck of the Titanic. You will be able to walk from one end to the other as if strolling on the promenade deck. In comparison to today's huge cruise ships, the Titanic is actually small. The Oasis of the Seas is 1184 feet and 222,900 gross tons compared to Titanic's 883 feet and 46,000 gross tons. But for its day, it was the largest.
In the Pump-house, the working side, we were able to see the old pumps and view a video about how the pumps worked to pump water in and out of the dry dock so workers could repair or finish what needed to be done on the hulls of the ships they built there.
When we were finished, I was still in awe of the whole story. We have now been to every place the Titanic has a connection except for one port, Cherbourg, France, which we hope to cover on a trip in the near future (Southampton, Cobh) . We have even been over the spot where the Titanic lies on the bottom. I don't know what continues to draw me to the story of the great ship. Perhaps the little stories of all the people and how they came to be on board the ill-fated sailing. Whatever it is I guess I could be labeled a Titanorak--as long as it just means I'm totally interested in all things relating to the RMS Titanic.
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Reactor No 4 at Chernobyl, the scene of the worst nuclear accident in history, has been enclosed by a vast steel shelter designed to prevent radiation leaks from the site.
UN General Assembly (UNGA) members have defied the British government by voting to ban nuclear weapons.
The UNGA's First Committee passed an historic resolution last Thursday to begin negotiations for a legally binding nuclear weapons ban treaty next year.
The landmark resolution passed 123 to 38 – with 16 countries abstaining – and succeeded despite smaller states accusing nuclear-armed countries of "pressuring" them to oppose the ban.
The Watts Bar 2 reactor, which began construction decades ago but faltered, only picking up again in the last four years, is now producing electricity for 650,000 homes and businesses, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) held a meeting of a panel of outside experts on Oct. 17 to start considering the formulation of standards for ordering a nuclear power plant to shut down in preparation for a giant volcanic eruption.
Anti-nuclear groups do not want the community to forget what happened 50 years ago.
On Oct. 5, 1966, a fueling melting incident took place at Edison's Fermi 1's fast-breed reactor.
The accident was not known to have released excessive radiation and there were no reports that anyone was injured, according to the Monroe News archives. Yet, the incident was a catalyst for a 50 year debate about nuclear energy.
Disaster by Design/Safety by Intent #52, last week's commentary, described the timely and effective response by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to the unexpected discovery of cracked control rod drive mechanism (CRDM) nozzles at the Oconee nuclear plant in South Carolina. Soon after being surprised, the NRC determined who needed to do what when in order to properly resolve the safety problem. When the phased actions were taken, the results confirmed that the NRC's triage was appropriate.
PG&E has decided to take the aging Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near an earthquake fault in California offline by 2025 and replace its electric power with wind and solar. But the even older Indian Point reactors near New York City continue in service despite defects and opposition. The President of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, Arjun Makhijani, joins host Steve Curwood to discuss nuclear energy and its future.


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Women in Oil & Gas: Female Geosciences Engineer Helps Solve Saudi's Un-conventional Oil Challenges
As unlikely as it seems, Saudi Arabia imports sand, and Maryam Al Ohaly is taking her childhood passion for chemistry and her two degrees in chemical engineering to help eliminate the Kingdom's need for this import in the area of hydraulic fracturing.
Maryam is a Saudi chemical engineer and scientist with Baker Hughes, a GE company. She works at the company's Dhahran Technology Center on a project to localize hydraulic fracturing technology to enhance oil and gas production in reservoirs in Saudi Arabia, the wider Gulf region and globally.
"This really gives me a reason to wake up in the morning," Maryam says during a break from her testing, which mostly takes place in a lab that's more than half filled with large hulking equipment.
The team is looking to develop the right mix of treatment ingredients and local Saudi sand to provide the ideal hydraulic fracturing fluid solution (a liquid that combines water, chemicals and proppant/sand) that is pumped under high pressure into oil and gas fields to 'fracture' the tight reservoir in a way that causes the field to produce more hydrocarbons.
"This work is not only connected to what I studied previously. What I'm doing is solving problems, finding solutions and developing a product locally that can be implemented in my country and help increase the economics of oil and gas here. Me being a part of it is something not only rewarding for myself and my company, but also my country."
"Plus, it's truly cool and interesting," she adds enthusiastically.
Since joining BHGE in July 2017, Maryam has seen a great deal of support for women at the company as part of a broader effort to enhance gender diversity in the workplace. As in her case, Maryam says, BHGE is investing in her fellow female engineers with training, development programs and career support.
Maryam is part of the BHGE's Saudi Sand Project that's looking to replace man-made proppant by locally sourced sand to be used in the fracking process. Currently, hydraulic fracturing operations in the Kingdom are importing man-made proppant. This is more expensive, takes longer, and results in excess project downtime.
If Maryam and the rest of the team can develop a local sand and the right localized chemistry for the fracturing fluid that carries the sand into the wells, it will improve the economics of fracking in the Kingdom, and contribute to IKTVA (In Kingdom Total Value Add) program, driven by Saudi Aramco and fully supported by BHGE
The chemical engineering challenges facing this project are part of the appeal for Maryam. "I always like to challenge myself." In fact, it's part of who she is. "In engineering, you're solving problems. You're a kind of problem solver. In this role, I've got to find a solution for every challenge."
She's the same outside of work. "I'm always trying to think of a solution to a problem that people might have. It kind of shapes my identity."
Similarly, science wasn't just one of many school subjects Maryam studied, she says. "It's a state of mind as well – always inquisitive and wondering. As a child, the world around me constantly captivated me and inspired questions."
Maryam earned a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Dammam, and an MSc in Nano Science and Nano Technology from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom.
An avid reader and runner, Maryam goes to the gym most days after work and begins her day with a cardio workout. That's a good thing, because one of her biggest surprises in her current job is how physically demanding it is. As part of her testing, she's lifting 25kg metal testing cells boxes that she has to place inside the lab equipment.
"It was a challenge for me to deal with, and I dealt with it."
Even having always received encouragement from her family for her studies and work, Maryam's advice to her younger self is still: "Believe in yourself, and then the sky is the limit." She explains: "If I didn't believe in myself, I wouldn't have become what I am right now."
To young women today, she says: "Follow your dreams; don't be afraid, and don't put limitations on yourself. There is nothing you cannot do; [limitations] are only in your mind. If you step forward, lots of people will help you to reach your goals."
In her own career, she's seen how people will help, including at BHGE. When interviewing for her current role, the interviewer sketched out her career path for the next three years, including training she would receive in the United States. "Showing me my path, so that it all made more sense, was one of the main reasons for my decision to join BHGE."
Almost immediately they sent her to BHGE facilities in Houston for training with the company's Pressure Pumping Team to learn about the chemistry, new technologies, techniques and analysis in this area of hydraulic fracturing. It addressed "everything I needed to help build this [technology] in the Kingdom. The learning was huge and BHGE supported me in this."
Read more stories here about BHGE's commitment to developing the oil and gas sector across the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey. For stories on BHGE and GE's commitment to diversity, click here.
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About John Bellamy Foster
John Bellamy Foster, professor of sociology at the University of Oregon, is editor of Monthly Review, an independent socialist magazine published monthly in New York City. His research is devoted to critical inquiries into theory and history, focusing primarily on the economic, political and ecological contradictions of capitalism, but also encompassing the wider realm of social theory as a whole. He has published numerous articles and books focusing on the political economy of capitalism and the economic crisis, ecology and the ecological crisis, and Marxist theory: (with Paul Burkett) Marx and the Earth: An Anti-Critique (2016); The Theory of Monopoly Capitalism: An Elaboration of Marxian Political Economy (New Edition, 2014); (with Robert W. McChesney) The Endless Crisis: How Monopoly-Finance Capital Produces Stagnation and Upheaval from the USA to China (2012); (with Fred Magdoff) What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know About Capitalism: A Citizen's Guide to Capitalism and the Environment (2011); (with Brett Clark and Richard York) The Ecological Rift: Capitalism's War on the Earth (2009); (with Fred Magdoff) The Great Financial Crisis: Causes and Consequences (2009); The Ecological Revolution: Making Peace with the Planet (2009); (with Brett Clark and Richard York) Critique of Intelligent Design: Materialism versus Creationism from Antiquity to the Present (2008); Ecology Against Capitalism (2002); Marx's Ecology: Materialism and Nature (2000); (with Frederick H. Buttel and Fred Magdoff) Hungry for Profit: The Agribusiness Threat to Farmers, Food, and the Environment (2000); The Vulnerable Planet: A Short Economic History of the Environment (1999); (with Ellen Meiksins Wood and Robert W. McChesney) Capitalism and the Information Age: The Political Economy of the Global Communication Revolution (1998); (with Ellen Meiksins Wood) In Defense of History: Marxism and the Postmodern Agenda (1997); The Theory of Monopoly Capitalism: An Elaboration of Marxian Political Economy (1986); (with Henryk Szlajfer) The Faltering Economy: The Problem of Accumulation Under Monopoly Capitalism (1984). His work is published in at least twenty-five languages. Visit johnbellamyfoster.org for a collection of most of Foster's works currently available online.
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John Foster gives a radio interview on Ecological Revolution
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While environmentalist Greta Thunburg was at the UN, John Bellamy Foster, environmental sociologist and editor of the Monthly Review, was in Mauritius to discuss climate change. Weekly had an opportunity to talk with him.
Ecosocialism and a just transition
The idea of a "just transition" is appearing everywhere these days, most notably in the preamble of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, which refers to the need to take "into account the imperatives of a just transition of the workforce and the creation of decent work and quality jobs in accordance with nationally defined development […]
The crisis of capital
It may be hard, but I want you to try to think back a decade, actually slightly less than a decade. In 2000, we were celebrating the millennium, and if you remember what was happening at that time, it was an enormous celebration of a new global capitalism, of globalization, of the end of conflict […]
Twenty-first century capitalism—the means exist to break the chains that hold us
John Bellamy Foster and BirGün Daily
"The overwhelming character of the ecological crisis will eventually…[force workers to recognize] that the main material conditions determining their lives are both economic and environmental—and indeed that the latter are more far-reaching."
There is still time for an ecological revolution to prevent hothouse earth
Eds. and John Bellamy Foster
The only thing that could alter this dire situation, all over the world, is the rise of another power in society. We need not millions but hundreds of millions of people, necessarily predominantly working class, in the street day in and day out.
The hope of ecosocialism
"The gross irrationality of our economic and social system is a measure of what we could do to improve the lives of people and the environment."
Making War on the Planet: Geoengineering and Capitalism's Creative Destruction of the Earth
The enormous dangers that rapid climate change present to humanity as a whole, and the inability of the existing capitalist political-economic structure to address them, symbolized by the presence of Donald Trump in the White House, have engendered a desperate search for technofixes in the form of schemes for geoengineering, defined as massive, deliberate human […]
Marxian theory & eco-revolution – Prof. John Bellamy Foster
The Marxism 2018 festival, hosted by the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), took place last week in a context of deepening political polarisation across the world.
Capitalism and the Expropriation of Nature: The Strategic Discourse of Ecosocialism with John Bellamy Foster
Ecological resistance in the twenty-first century has more and more been informed by the development of Marxian ecology and ecosocialism more generally.
A new Marxian century
It's not just that Marx's ideas remain relevant — we're also in the midst of a great new age of Marxian thought.
May Day 2018: Exploitation, NO! Expropriation, NO! Unite for justice!
Farooque Chowdhury, John Bellamy Foster, and Fred Magdoff
In view of the historic May Day, May 1st, analysts from Monthly Review, the famous independent socialist magazine, identify tasks the working classes should press with. The following interviews were conducted in early April with John Bellamy Foster, Professor and Editor of Monthly Review; Fred Magdoff, Professor Emeritus, and one of Monthly Review's closest associates; […]
The U.S. can't revive the Monroe Doctrine or expel China from Latin America, but it can inflict pain on the region
John Bellamy Foster and Elliott Gabriel
In this MPN exclusive, we speak to Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster and Latin America studies scholar Harry L. Simón Salazar about the U.S. fight to maintain hegemony in Latin America, the rise of the right wing, and the danger of "regime change" in Venezuela.
'Socialism a necessity for human survival'
John Bellamy Foster, Jipson John, and Jitheesh P. M.
According to John Bellamy Foster, the world environmental crisis is a systemic crisis, a product of capitalism, and requires systemic changes in the capitalist system. He says that environmental sustainability is incompatible with capitalism.
Trump, the Nationalist-Populist Movement, and Wolff's Fire and Fury
The real story of Wolff's Fire and Fury—ignored by an establishment media that has no interest in revealing anything about the class struggle—is the rise of the nationalist-populist movement, which has used Trump effectively to grow its base.
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Except for the occasional tiny patch for growing tomatoes and zucchini (doesn't it seem weird that zucchini has two c's?), most of us are separated from our food and the journey it takes to get to our plate. I just made chili this morning and the only things in it whose journey I can trace are the herbs I grew in my garden. If you'd like to learn more about the journey our food takes, particularly as it relates to Schuylkill County farmers, don't miss the annual Farm/City Dinner. The theme for this year is: "The Link between Craft Brewing and Pennsylvanian-Grown Hops".
This year's dinner will be happening at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Arch Street, Pottsville on November 2 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person (checks should be made payable to: Pottsville Kiwanis Foundation). Tickets can be obtained through local Farm Bureau members and at the Ag Center building on the Gordon Nagle Trail (Penn State Extension and Schuylkill Conservation District offices).


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The scholastic year starts late January/early February. Late enrolments are always considered and students are supported in catching-up on missed work.
Students are encouraged to wear comfortable, casual clothes to school. Uniforms don't exist at Hubbard's!
There are daytime lessons only from 9am to 4pm weekdays. Class start and finish times vary according to subject selection. As the timetable is tailored for each student, our learners only attend the classes they are enrolled in. Students establish a regular routine of lessons and homework. This fosters the development of effective study habits. Occasionally, to compensate for public holidays or simply if the teacher perceives a need, extra lessons are scheduled. These are organised in consultation with students.
There are no assignments for Senior External subjects. Students can expect regular homework and in-class tests. These will indicate to a student whether their short and long term goals are being met. Hubbard's examinations occur before Easter, late June and mid-August. Study rooms are always available. The average class size at Hubbard's is 15.
Textbooks are required for most subjects. They are supplied under the Hubbard's Book Bond Scheme.
The Hubbard's Book Bond Scheme is a bond of $120 per subject and must be paid on enrolment. This bond, less $60 per subject, will be refunded if books are returned in good condition. The cost of replacing any lost or damaged books with new ones will be deducted from the bond at the current price of the book/s.
A Calculator is required for some subjects. Mathematics B requires constant use of a graphics calculator. The preferred brand is Casio.
On average more than 150 pages per subject of additional class notes are provided to students.


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Q: Passing properties in Semantic MediaWiki Currently I have 3 categories, Application, Application Instance and Vendor.
Right now Application has a link (via property Made By) to Vendor. Application instances need to link back to Vendor via a property. I have the query I can use to return the application name and vendor is
{{#ask:
 [[Category:Program]][[{{{Program}}}]]
 |?Made By
}}

however
{{#set:Made By={{#ask:
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 |?Made By
}}}}

doesn't work to set the property to the value of vendor which is returned by the ask query.
Are there other ways to do this?

A: Maybe a bit late but you could probably do this using a template to set the property. Something like this?
In the Application Instance template (or manually on each Application Instance page) add the following ask query:
{{#ask:[[Category:Program]][[{{{Program}}}]]
|?Made By
|link=none
|format=template
|template=Set made by
}}

Then create the template "wiki/Template:Set made by" with the following:
includeonly>
{{#set:
Made By={{{2}}}
}}
</includeonly>

Notes

*

*Parameter {{{1}}} is the subject which is the page name and {{{2}}} will be the result for 'Made By'.

*Stripping the link from the query results prevents the extra text being passed to the set command which would confuse things.

*You can also use the inverse of properties in queries by adding a minus sign in front of them. (e.g. '-Made By')


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The P5 pledge to avoid nuclear war should be celebrated | Nuclear Weapons
On January 3, leaders of the five nuclear-weapon states (the US, Russia, China, the UK and France, collectively known as P5) issued a joint statement on "preventing nuclear war and avoiding arms races".
The statement, which came after the third COVID-19 related postponement of the long-awaited 10th Review Conference (RevCon) of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT), was important for several reasons.
"A nuclear war can not be won and must never be fought," the leaders agreed in the statement, reflecting a landmark statement by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev at a 1985 Geneva summit. The US, Russia and China have reaffirmed the Reagan-Gorbachev Declaration on several occasions in recent years. The UK and France, however, arguing that confirming the promise could undermine the deterrent value of their nuclear arsenal, have long resisted it. France, which has a nuclear doctrine under which it reserves the right to use tactical nuclear weapons against aggressors as a "last warning", was particularly resilient. Thus, France and the UK to agree to the inclusion of this promise in the Joint Declaration was a major development.
In the statement, the five leaders also listed nuclear risk reduction as one of their "main responsibilities". This was probably in response to the efforts of the Stockholm Initiative for Nuclear Disarmament, launched in 2019 by 16 non-nuclear-weapon states with the aim of "promoting a successful outcome of the NPT's 10th Review Conference by providing political support" build". for a pragmatic and results-oriented nuclear disarmament agenda ".
In 2020, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the NPV, members of the Stockholm Initiative adopted a set of proposals or "stepping stones" aimed at reducing the risk of nuclear weapons use, mainly through declaratory commitments. On January 3, the five nuclear states met this requirement by including a firm commitment to "nuclear war avoidance" in their joint declaration.
In the statement, nuclear weapons countries also announced their desire "to work with all states to create a security environment that is more conducive to advancing disarmament", and thus their support for the Creating an Environment for Nuclear Disarmament (CEND) initiative restored by the US. in 2018. The reaffirmation of the CEND is important because it involves nuclear weapons that own countries that are outside the NPT, and therefore much more inclusive. In addition, it enables involvement in informal environments and leaves room for flexible debates, unlike NPT RevCons which requires lengthy preparations and allows only rigid, formal discussions. It is important to note, however, that the CEND initiative has received criticism from various quarters as an attempt to divert attention from nuclear weapons states' failure to move forward with their disarmament promises. The initiative also brought long-standing tensions to the surface between proponents of deterrence prioritizing the stabilization of nuclear-weapon relations, and proponents of disarmament calling for the reduction of nuclear arsenals.
All in all, the January 3 joint statement hit all the right notes at the explanatory level, and its purpose was served by tensions over the rapidly deteriorating relations between the US and Russia on the one hand and the US and China on the other slightly. to relieve. Despite all its positive aspects, the statement is unlikely to reverse the ongoing negative trajectory of global non-proliferation on the ground.
Indeed, nuclear-power modernization plans from all five nuclear-weapon states are moving relentlessly forward. Instead of reducing spending on nuclear weapons, the Biden administration plans to spend a whopping $ 634 billion on the operation, maintenance and modernization of the US nuclear arsenal between 2021 and 2030. Similarly, China continues to expand its nuclear arsenal and moves to build a strong "nuclear triad" – a three-pronged military power structure that includes land-launched nuclear missiles, nuclear-armed submarines and strategic aircraft with nuclear bombs and missiles. Beijing is known to be testing modern weapons systems such as the hypersonic glider and has reportedly begun building hundreds of new ballistic missile silos across the country, and on January 4, just one day after the joint statement was issued, China said it would continue to to "modernize" its nuclear arsenal and calls on the US and Russia, which together own more than 90 percent of all explosives in the world, to rather reduce their nuclear arsenals.The AUKUS Security Treaty of September 2021 between the US, the UK and Australia, as part of which the Australian military will acquire nuclear-powered submarines, has also set a worrying precedent for the future of the non-proliferation regime.
The joint statement by the five nuclear weapons states also gave no indication that important steps towards nuclear disarmament could be taken in the near future. Many important initiatives that could help the world move towards disarmament, such as the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), were not even mentioned in the joint statement. All of this suggests that the focus of nuclear weapons states is limited, at least for now, to risk mitigation measures, and that there is no real appetite for direct disarmament talks.
The nuclear weapons states' lack of appetite for disarmament was already sharply focused when the Nuclear Weapons Convention (TPNW), which envisages a comprehensive and unequivocal ban on the development and possession of nuclear weapons, came into force. in January 2021. None of the nuclear weapons states supports the agreement. Many of the non-nuclear-armed members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), including Germany, along with states such as Australia and Japan, also do not support the agreement, because despite supporting non-proliferation in theory, they believe the American nuclear power. arsenal increases their overall security.
There are many other signs that the future of nuclear non-proliferation is in jeopardy. The recent failures of the NPT, including its members' inability to adopt a common set of recommendations for the 2020 RevCon at the 2019 PrepCom, the demise of key arms control agreements such as the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Convention and the Open Skies treaty, and growing tensions between the US and Russia, as well as the US and China have left many proponents of nuclear disarmament without much hope for the future.
In this context, the January 3 statement may be seen as a very small, yet important step in the right direction. There is no indication that there will be any significant changes in the status quo in the near future. But with this statement, five of the world's most powerful nations came together for the first time in a promise to avoid nuclear power, and it still needs to be celebrated.
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The Term Jihad only means that's it's anyone Muslim's struggle to accomplish something, it could be anything such as a struggle to educate themselves, or to be a great parent, or a great doctor, or a great race car driver, and what the people who Hi Jacked Islam accomplished was proving through their propaganda lies that Islam, and Muslims are being hated, no different than the racism in America against white America by America's poor blacks, and hispanics, because it's the white racists fault they decided not to get educated, and today they can't find a good paying job to pay their own way through life, as America's trailer park white trash blame the greedy rich white guy with the same hate.
Capitalism Trumps Socialism folks, as Capitalism never created income inequality as educated people working paying their own way with a livable wage, because they educated themselves.
Islam was Hi Jacked by their version of their Communists/Fascists who are both Socialists which creates the income inequality that creates the class warfare that creates the hate. Depending on what country you live in it's either racism as it's in America, or it's ethnic hatred as it was in former Yugoslavia, or it's the commie vs the Nazi in today's Croatia, or it's the Religious hatred of the middle East, because that's how they decided to distinguish themselves in their politics.
This is exactly why we have a separation of Church and state in the USA, because any religion only creates a socialist economy which creates the hate, and it doesn't matter what you want to call yourselves.
Islam was Hi Jacked by your socialists to my Muslim friends, as God and Islam have nothing to do with your politics, so now that you understand this it's, it's time for you to distinguish yourselves from those brain washed terrorists who are slandering Islam as they think they're representing you, just as I'm distinguishing my dead father Stank Cerkez from being the Nazi he was labeled as by the Yugoslavian, and Croatian communists as a Ustasa Croatian freedom fighter.
As the Ustasa are nothing more than Croatia's Tea Party just as America's Tea Party conservatives or Republican Nazi racists as they were labeled as being by America's free loading niggers and spics who didn't get themselves educated and it's the racist rich guys fault they can't pay their own way feeding themselves instead of being on welfare.
The white guy put them there? As they perpetuate that slave master sob story to the world, just as any wanna be Jihadist perpetuates the propaganda of the world hating Islam and Muslims which is a total lie. This is why everyone on this site is anonymous for everyone's safety.
It's time for the good Muslims to take back Islam, the same way we're going to take back America from that free loader, and this is the only place that you have to do this.
So Join today my friends and let's turn the tables on the assholes slandering Islam, as it's everyone's duty to do so.


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Cougar Tennis Set to Host Idaho Friday
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THIS WEEK (February 25, 2021): The Cougars (4-4) return to the Simmelink Tennis Courts at Hollingbery Fieldhouse as they host Idaho Friday, February 26, at 2 p.m. It marks the first home match for WSU since defeating Montana and Eastern Washington on January 30.
FOLLOW LIVE: Live video of Washington State's match against Idaho is available HERE and live stats can be found HERE.
LAST TIME OUT: WSU saw its upset bid of No. 15 Baylor fall just short as the Bears rallied with four singles victories to pull out a 4-3 win in Seattle last Saturday.
SCOUTING IDAHO: The Vandals are off to a 1-3 start, with their lone victory coming against Portland State on February 6. The Cougars hold a 33-18 advantage in the all-time series, include the last 23.
UP NEXT: Washington State begins Pac-12 play next weekend when it hosts No. 6 UCLA and No. 17 USC at Hollingbery Fieldhouse, Friday March 5 and Sunday March 7, respectively.
LY-NGUYEN OFF TO FAST START: Junior Savanna Ly-Nguyen is off to a fast start for the 2021 season, posting a 6-0 singles record entering the weekend. In her six victories she has dropped just one set, and surrendered more than seven total games in a match just once.
ATES EARNS PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS: Washington State senior Melisa Ates was named the Pac-12 Conference Women's Tennis Player of the Week, the conference office announced February 17. Ates is the first Cougar to earn Pac-12 weekly accolades since Michael Bayerlova received the same recognition in February of 2019. Ates helped Washington State to a pair of road victories over Montana State and Gonzaga last Sunday in Spokane. The Antalya, Turkey native paired with teammate Yang Lee to notch a win at No. 2 doubles against MSU and later earned a win at No. 1 doubles against the Bulldogs. In singles play, Ates continued to propel her name up the Cougar record book, posting two wins at No. 6 singles and pushing her career win total to 93, passing Ksenia Googe for the fifth-most wins in program history.
ATES CLIMBING WINS LIST: Senior Melisa Ates moved into fifth place on WSU's all-time singles wins list with 94. Next up on the list is Aneta Miksovska at No. 4 with 98 wins.
BAYERLOVA ENTERS SEASON AT NO. 55: Michaela Bayerlova enters the 2021 season riding with a No. 55 ranking the preseason poll. The senior is also looking for her third-straight NCAA Singles Championship appearance, having gone as a freshman and sophomore, and was on track last year before the season was cut short due to COVID.
ROSTER BREAKDOWN: For the 2020-21 season the Cougars will have two new players to accompany the six returners. The returning roster consists of seniors Melisa Ates and Michaela Bayerlova, juniors Yang Lee, Savanna Ly-Nguyen and Hikaru Sato, along with freshmen Maddie Egan and Pang Jittakoat. Newcomers include freshmen Hania Abouelsaad and Fifa Kumhom.
COACH HART: Lisa Hart is in her 18th season as the head coach at Washington State. Hart has accumulated a 236-195 (.548) record while leading the Cougars, the most coaching wins in program history.
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Learn More About Agriculture Law in Blue Mountain Lake, New York
Blue Mountain Lake is a rural hamlet in the Town of Indian Lake of Hamilton County, New York located at the intersection of New York Routes 28 and 30 with a population of 146 according to the U.S. Census, 2000. Blue Mountain Lake also refers to the lake on the banks of which the village is situated. Blue Mountain Lake is about 65 miles north of Utica, New York and about 90 miles north west from Albany, New York. The place is named after the mountain peak, Blue Mountain. The principal attractions include camping, boating and hiking supported by the several guest lodges in the area - at least one of which features and actively promotes the absence of televisions, telephones and radios in their rooms. The Adirondack Museum is located just outside the village of Blue Mountain Lake within walking distance east on Route 30. Image:Prospect House, Blue Mountain Lake - 1889 - Stoddard. jpg|Prospect House, Blue Mountain Lake, 1889 Seneca Ray Stoddard Image:Small steamboat TOWAHLOONDAH - 1889 - Stoddard. jpg|The small steamboat Towahloondah, 1889, S R Stoddard
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Whew, first iPhone fix, success!
Battery percentage would greatly reduce, like 73% then 20 min later be at 30%. You would plug it up and then it would show 69%.
Went well. Had trouble with the adhesive tab breaking off. Had to use spudger to pry battery up a little then I was able to use the tweezers to get the adhesive strip and was successful pulling it the rest of the way out.
The ifixit video that I watched didn't say anything about removing the screen but it clearly showed that it had been removed. Removing the screen made it a lot easier, especially if you run into an issue as I did. There are 5 screws holding a cover over the 4 screen connectors. Remove the cover then use the spudger to "pry" up the connectors, gently obviously. They are different sizes so the will only go on one way and the connectors are a specific length so it's easy to reconnect them. The video also didn't show the recommended way to install the adhesive strips. Line up the edge where the black tab and the adhesive meet to the end corner of the bottom of the battery. That leaves enough room for the tab to fold up around the end of the battery and stick to the top end of the battery and fold back so that it can be removed later if the battery needs to be replaced again. Also, I would pre-fit the battery by connecting it and adjusting the connector wire so that when you have the adhesive installed and are trying to get the battery lined up, you don't get the adhesive contacted with the phone case in the wrong position and have to try to reposition the battery and damage the adhesive strip or something else. I also had to bend some of the battery connecting wire down a little bit. The connecting wire was a little wider than the original battery wire so I held the connector down and used the spudger to bend down the part that was sticking up past the battery top edge.


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Q: Changing specific elements on an HTML page without reloading I have a webpage displaying images of products in a certain color. There's a sidebar menu listing other color options, and when the user clicks one of those options (ex. "Blue"), I want to replace the currently-displayed images with images of the user-selected color -- without the page reloading.
I don't know Ajax or jQuery, only HTML/CSS/JS. So the way I set about doing this was creating some JavaScript functions that are called when the user clicks on a color link. See below:
Here's the HTML for the divs displaying the product images (basically the Dreamweaver eCommerce template with some ID attributes added in):

Mermaid

Impression

Summer Days

Content holder

Content holder

Content holder

Content holder

Content holder

Content holder

The corresponding JavaScript:
function showBlue() {
    var imgs = ["blue101", "blue102", "blue103", "blue104", "blue105"]; // array to store file names
    for (var i=0; i<imgs.length; i++) {
        document.getElementById(i).innerHTML += "

Blue
"; // note: all images are of type JPG
    }
}

Finally, a sample link from my sidebar menu. (I did want to use links for this, but  didn't work for me. If someone has a way to make that work too, that'd be great, but the main issue is just getting the image-replacing function to work).
<button onclick="showBlue()">Blue</button>

Currently, the images don't show up and the console says it can't read property innerHTML of null. I think that has to do with the fact that I'm calling document.getElementById() on an integer variable i when it's looking for a string, since the id attributes are all of type string. How can I fix this issue?

A: I would recommend that you use data- attributes on the outermost clickable elements, which should probably be buttons for web accessibility's sake, but yea, you can select those by id or class etc
const buttons = document.querySelectorAll('.colorButton');
      buttons.forEach(button => {
        button.addEventListener('click', (event) => {
          doSomethingWith(event.target.dataset.color);
        });
      });

You could also style those buttons to look like links, but generally links should actually be 'going' somewhere, even if it's within the same document. I think the trick is to use href='#' or href='' if you don't want it to actually go anywhere, but I don't recommend that, just use CSS styles that target .colorButton (you can add hover effects or 'active' effects like changing color) or use inline styles like style='background: none;' etc.
I recommend to mess around in the webpage devtools before hardcoding anything in your editor (styles and JS)

Also, I would not really recommend using innerHTML, which can be a source of XSS (cross site scripting) if you're not careful. It's kinda like 'eval' to render whatever is given to you from the server, though you're probably fine. The alternative is like, line by line construction using document.createElement, element.setAttribute, element.appendChild, etc
I would create a function that makes one of those image containers, and given a certain color creates the correct children.


Destiny: Xur weapons, gear, and location, December 4-6. Telesto!
So, you'll want to buy Telesto. It's a neat Fusion Rifle that acts as a sticky-grenade launcher, so when you've hit an enemy there's a slight delay between connection and explosion. Want to take out groups of foes in the Crucible, or packs of mobs in PvE? This gets the job done. The supporting perks are handy too - Battlerunner gives you the chance to get to cover while your projectile explodes, and Harbinger's Spark will generate orbs for the whole team if you pull off multi-kills. Handy. Always useful to have someone on your Fireteam packing this on a Raid.
As for the armour? It's a fairly underwhelming selection. Ruin Wings is still the inferior choice of Gauntlet for Titans - the increased Heavy Ammo drops are useful for the pointy-end of Raids and Nightfalls, but it lacks the game-changing perks of Bellicose or No Back-up Plans. The Stag is handy for Sunsinger Warlocks, as its increased Super charge time means you'll be able to use Radiance more frequently. However, the moment to moment perks are fairly pedestrian. It does look horrifically cool, though, but does tend to make you more of a target in Crucible... Skyburners Annex is great for Hunters who rely on Heavy Weapons, thanks to the orb generation from heavy kills, but it doesn't offer anything truly special or unique, so you're better off using your Exotic slot elsewhere.
And that's all, folks. Xur is hawking the usual set of Three of Coins and Glass Needles too, so grab them if you need them. Just remember that he's around until 10am Sunday (UK time) and 2am Sunday (Pacific time), after which he's gone FOREVER.
Just kidding, he'll be back next Friday.


Burghardt + Schmidt has developed a slitting line together with the customer that can slit up to 21 strips with high precision. The line is capable of handling a material width of 2.100 mm and a material thickness of 0.5 – 4.0 mm.
Production start of the line is scheduled for summer 2018.