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Monday Musing
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The Arunachal Times
Planned desert in offing
By Shivaji Sarkar
It couldn't be more ironical. As India played host to the 14th meeting of the Conference of Parties of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, less than 45 km away from the venue, a huge step is underway towards desertification of western UP's fertile horn. The project, setting up an international airport in Jewar, is more of a promotion to boost the sagging real estate, instead of protecting farming land, lakes, aquifers, swamps and ecology of the critical northern plains.
The Rs 16,000-crore project, likely to increase to over Rs 24,000 crore, and is within 70 km from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, has triggered protests by farmers, as it is primarily agricultural in nature, with over 6,000 big trees — mainly arjun and babool — and plenty of wetlands. Since townships and activity areas are to spring up all around it is obvious that many more thousand trees would be felled and about 1000-odd known water bodies may disappear.
The country doesn't need a second international airport and that too so close to the Delhi airport. It will be a massive economic waste and at a time when the country is grappling with a severe slowdown. The real estate all around this project in another 40 sq km area is gasping. Hundreds of projects remain incomplete and the Yamuna Expressway built through the stretch is itself in crisis. Its propounder Jaypee group is going through problems amid heavy debt and NPA.
Hindon Air Force base airport, which has been opened to civilian traffic, a stone's throw from Jewar, hardly finds an airline to host. Another 100 km west is Agra's airport with international facilities. Still, under pressure of the real estate lobby and unscrupulous political parties, a massive effort has started in acquiring 2000-hectare land for the airport. But as larger areas would come up for development, the risk is higher to ecology in almost 100 km area.
So while climate change is a cyclic phenomenon, human activities only worsen it. Minister for Environment and Climate Change Prakash Javedkar stated at the Conference: "If human actions have created the problems of climate change, land degradation and biodiversity loss, it is the strong intent, technology and intellect that will make a difference. It is human efforts that will undo the damage." He also announced reclamation of 50-lakh hectare barren land by 2030. And though it sounds encouraging, is it really so?
Unfortunately, announcements and realities are different. More such announcements are made, more land is found to be getting degraded around the national capital as water use increases. It is just not around Noida or Greater Noida, even Gurugram is being subjected to large degradation by a hungry real estate lobby. The boom around all these places has transformed thousands of hectares of arable land into plots for high rise buildings, at least half of these incomplete and leading to not just an environmental but also an economic disaster. What is not discussed is that more the land for real estate, more it dehydrates the country, writes even the UP Assembly Speaker HN Dixit.
Over the years, Delhi and its neighbourhood are getting devoid of natural water sources and there is more water pollution despite the Yamuna cleaning up rituals. The area around Jewar is now being subjected to similar drying up of aqua sources. The region has also the highest number of brick kilns, an ecological hazard in terms of heat, dust and smoke. By having an airport it is to worsen the ecology in about a 100-km periphery from Noida to Mathura. Unauthorised colonies are being planned in an area which is the bread basket!
Close to the region in Aligarh-Kasganj, Alipur-Barwara and Kasganj-Farrukhabad, again due to the construction of Ganga Expressway, and other human encroachment of aquifers, acute shortage of water for irrigation is being faced. While the administration is trying hard to revive old river channels, it's anybody's guess whether it would succeed. But it has certainly become a money spinner.
Interestingly enough, the UPA government was in a mood to keep the airport project in limbo as in its view the Samajwadi Party leaders would reap the benefits. The then government had also sounded ecological concern and questioned the necessity of having an airport so close to Delhi airport on the one side and Agra on the other, along with upgradation of the Aligarh air strip.
Further, the airport project goes against the move to rejuvenate 281 ponds in Jewar itself. About 800 other ponds and water body rejuvenation plans in Noida, Dadri, Greater Noida, Dankaur and Bisrakh may too get affected. District Magistrate BN Singh in adjoining Gautam Buddha Nagar has admitted encroachments of ponds and other water bodies as construction activities are increasing. He also says ponds in many places, including Bilaspur and Surajpur were encroached by the administration for dumping growing waste. Dadri, on way to Jewar, declared 'semi-critical for water scarcity', built its municipality office on 1140 square metre pond and close by Tugalpur, a college was built on a water body.
According to the groundwater department, aquifers in Jewar have an over-exploitation rate of 108.81 per cent. As the area is getting more populated with the impending airport, more ponds and aquifers despite efforts at conservation are becoming victims of "development". This "development" includes construction of the airport, industries, large hotels, warehouses, roads and other facilities. Each of these is to gobble up many water bodies. Consequently, the critical region may end up dry and vehicular traffic and industrial activities, which will surge, are bound to increase air pollution.
According to an official study, land degradation has led to roughly 2.5 per cent loss of the country's economic output between 2014 and 2015. The region around Jewar airport is fragile. Being close to Delhi, it is to degrade large tract and even heat up the national capital. The massive investment will lead to desertification of the National Capital Region (NCR), already hit by a chain of high rise buildings and expressways. This only means that huge finances involved are posing challenges to the world leadership between conserving or devastating environment. Undoubtedly, the Jewar airport project needs reconsideration and restoration of land back to the farmers to save the bread basket from becoming arid.—INFA
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Global rally against devastating wildlife poaching
October 06, 2014 by Bill Laurance
The last few decades have been deadly for wildlife. Since the 1970s, over half of all animals on Earth -- mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish -- have disappeared, according to a major analysis by WWF. And overhunting -- often by illegal poachers -- is one of the biggest reasons.
Mom killed by poachers...
In response, there's just been the first-ever global rally against poaching, focusing specifically on the devastation of elephants and rhinos. In 136 cities and towns across six continents, thousands of demonstrators voiced their strident concerns about this issue.
The rally echoed the stark messages of the WWF Living Planet Report, which assessed the state of 10,380 populations of 3,038 wildlife species across the Earth.
According to the report, the situation is worst in poorer countries, where wildlife numbers have fallen by 58% on average, between 1970 and 2010. Latin America had the biggest declines, with 83% of all animals lost in the last 40 years.
Some of the most imperiled species include African forest elephants, whose numbers have plummeted by an estimated two-thirds in just the last decade, following a massive rise in poaching for ivory.
Marine turtles have fared just as badly, falling by 80% in abundance in the last 40 years, the report concludes.
As the situation grows more desperate for many species, some conservationists are beginning to devise innovative tactics in an effort to combat poaching. For instance, an Australian-led team is using research on human behavior in an effort to modify attitudes toward rhino poaching in Vietnam.
In Kenya, the situation has grown so desperate that shoot-to-kill orders have been given to park ranges in an effort to combat heavily-armed poachers. Globally, hundreds of park and wildlife rangers have been murdered by poachers in recent years.
The global rally against poaching is an admirable attempt to raise awareness about the critical role of illegal wildlife hunting. It's come not a moment too soon.
October 06, 2014 /Bill Laurance
poaching, illegal hunting, rally against poaching, elephants, rhinos, rhinoceros, forest elephants, marine turtles, Vietnam, vertebrate wildlife, population declines

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> I have read some code of JavaByteCodeTranslator.
> I would like to ask what is the exact purpose of this pass?
local variables with their types.
operand-based representation from the stack-based in bytecode.
> saw in the wiki. Has it already been done in the current version?
no, translator is not refined, low priority task.


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Αρχαία Καλυδώνα
Ancient Calydon was one of the most important cities in Aetolia. Its strong fortifications, classical - Hellenistic period, spreads on two adjacent hills called "Kourtaga" near the present Evinochori village. Built on the right bank of the Evinos river held a strategic position at the entrance of the Corinthian Gulf, and controlled the sea route leading to the Ionian and Adriatic. indeed possessed a port, which is identical to that of Kryoneri. According to mythology the founder is considered the Calydon, son of the founder of Aetolia. The city is connected with one of the most famous myths of antiquity, that of Thera of Calydonian Boar, which managed to destroy Meleager, son of the king of Calydon Eneas, with the help of Atalante.
There is little archaeological evidence at our disposal for the Mycenaean era, although the Calydon is one of the five Aetolian cities that participated in the Trojan campaign with forty ships under King Thoas, son Andraimona as describing Homer's famous "Nion list". Noteworthy findings from the Protogeometric era tombs (10th-9th century BC.) Illuminate our understanding of the critical centuries of transition from prehistoric to historic times. In the Geometric period (9th-8th century BC.) Begins the exercise of worship in the area that later founded the Lafrio or Lafriaio, sanctuary dedicated to Artemis and Apollo Lafria Lafrio.
An important monument is also the Memorial. This quadrilateral building with a courtyard in the center, portico and entrance on the north side and small rooms in both the north and the east. In the basement of the most important, of the cult room, there was grave - crypt. The burial chamber barred marble door, and in its mainly devotional room found eleven marble gods and heroes busts (Meleager, Hercules, Cupid, Zeus, Aphrodite armata, etc).
Other important monuments are the theater that has come to light on the southern slope of the hill Lafriaiou. He has a rectangular band, the hollow consists of twenty rows of seats, while a few fragments have been unearthed from the stage building and the limelight. Recent research within the city have revealed parts of the urban fabric, laboratory installation, a large building complex with cult character space. The city had several cemeteries, the findings of which testify to the edge of the late Classical and Hellenistic period. After 31 BC and the forced emigration of the inhabitants of the newly established city, by Augustus, Nicopolis, the city declined.


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/*

SCROLLBAR.JS
Handles the initialisation, drawing of, and the interaction with the coloured scrollbar.

 */

var scrollbarManager = {
    // scrollbar as high as the table is // TODO: Well that's the claim, but the scrollbar doesn't resize with the table

    scrollbarEl: {},
    subsamplingNum: 0,
    thumbWidth: 2,
    thumbHeight: 20,
    scale: 1,
    scrollThumb: $("#scrollthumb"),

    init: function(scrollbarEl) {

        console.time("scrollbar init");

        this.scrollbarEl = scrollbarEl;

        // check for active column
        // check if any code has colour set

        $(scrollbarEl).empty();

        var scrollContext = scrollbarEl.getContext("2d");
        var scrollContext2 = document.getElementById("scrollthumb").getContext("2d");
        $("body").show(); // todo this is nasty
        scrollContext.canvas.height = $("#table-col").height()
            - parseInt(messageViewerManager.messageContainer.css("margin-bottom"))
            - parseInt(messageViewerManager.messageContainer.css("margin-top"));
        scrollContext.canvas.width = $("#scrollbar-col").width();

        scrollContext2.canvas.height = scrollContext.canvas.height;
        scrollContext2.canvas.width = scrollContext.canvas.width;

        $("#scrollthumb").css({position: "absolute", top: "0px", left: $(scrollbarEl).position().left + "px"});

        $("body").hide();

        this.subsamplingNum = Math.floor(newDataset.eventCount / (scrollbarEl.height - 4));

        $("#scrollbar").drawRect({
            //strokeStyle: '#ddd',
            strokeStyle: "black",
            strokeWidth: 1, // same as panel border width
            x: 9.5, y: 0.5,
            width: scrollContext.canvas.width - 20, height: scrollContext.canvas.height - 1,
            cornerRadius: 2,
            layer: true,
            groups: ["scrollbar"],
            fromCenter: false
        });

        // todo make schemes an array not object so there is a concept of order
        // TODO: This arbitrarily selects a scheme to render in the sidebar. Will this be the active scheme?
        // TODO: Find out if messageViewerManager.activeSchemeId works here.
        this.redraw(newDataset, newDataset.schemeIds[0]);

        // todo check if no schemes are loaded in - if not, then dont draw the lines!
        console.timeEnd("scrollbar init");

    },

    redraw: function(dataset, activeSchemeId, loadedPages) {
        activeSchemeId = activeSchemeId + "";

        var colors = [];
        if (this.subsamplingNum > 0) {
            colors = this.subsample(dataset, activeSchemeId);
        } else {
            let color;
            dataset.eventsInSortOrder.forEach(event => {
                if (event) {
                    if (event.decorations.has(activeSchemeId) && event.decorations.get(activeSchemeId).code) {
                        color = this.adjustSaturation(event.decorations.get(activeSchemeId));
                    } else {
                        color = "#ffffff";
                    }
                    colors.push(color);
                }
            });
        }

        $(this.scrollbarEl).removeLayerGroup("scrollbarlines");

        var strokeWidth = Math.floor((this.scrollbarEl.height - 4) / colors.length);

        $(this.scrollbarEl).scaleCanvas({ // scale it in case the stroke width doesn't fill the full element
            x: 10, y: 1.5,
            scaleX: 1, scaleY: (this.scrollbarEl.height - 4) / colors.length,
            layer: true
        });

        for (let c = 0; c < colors.length; c++) { // todo: fix this

            $(this.scrollbarEl).drawLine({
                strokeStyle: colors[c] != undefined ? colors[c] : "#ffffff",
                strokeWidth: strokeWidth + 0.5,
                x1: 10, y1: c * strokeWidth + 1.5,
                x2: this.scrollbarEl.width - 11.5, y2: c * strokeWidth + 1.5,
                layer: true,
                groups: ["scrollbarlines"],
                fromCenter: false
                //scaleY : this.scale
            });

        }

        $(this.scrollbarEl).restoreCanvas({
            layer: true
        });

        var context = this.scrollbarEl.getContext("2d");
        var scrollThumb = $("#scrollthumb");
        scrollThumb.removeLayer("scrollthumb");
        scrollThumb.drawRect({
            strokeStyle: "#black",
            strokeWidth: 1.5,
            x: 2,
            y: loadedPages ? loadedPages[0] == 0 ? 2 : this.height * (loadedPages[0] / messageViewerManager.tablePages.length) : 2,
            width: context.canvas.width - 4,
            height: scrollbarManager.thumbHeight, // set height according to dataset size vs elems on screen
            cornerRadius: 0,
            layer: true,
            name: "scrollthumb",
            groups: ["scrollbar"],
            draggableGroups: ["scrollthumb"],
            fromCenter: false,
            draggable: true,
            restrictDragToAxis: "y",
            dragstop: function(layer) {

                if (layer.dy + layer.y < 0) {
                    event.stopPropagation();
                    event.cancelBubble = true;
                    layer.y = 2; // todo connect to stroke width of the grey border
                }

                else if (layer.dy + layer.y + layer.height + layer.strokeWidth > context.canvas.height) {
                    event.stopPropagation();
                    event.cancelBubble = true;
                    layer.y = context.canvas.height - layer.height - 2; // todo connect to stroke width of the grey border
                }

                scrollbarManager.scrolling(layer);
                $(this).drawLayers();

                // save activity
                storage.saveActivity({
                    "category": "SCROLLBAR",
                    "message": "Dragged scrollthumb",
                    "messageDetails": {"dy": layer.dy},
                    "data": "",
                    "timestamp": new Date()
                });

            },

            dragcancel: function(layer) {

                console.log("DRAGCANCEL");
                // want to prevent dragging layer out of canvas element
                // check if layer coordinates are out of bounds

                if (layer.dy + layer.y < 0) {
                    event.stopPropagation();
                    event.cancelBubble = true;
                    layer.y = 2; // todo connect to stroke width of the grey border
                }

                //else if (layer.dy + layer.y + layer.height + layer.strokeWidth > context.canvas.height) {
                else if (layer.dy + layer.y + layer.height + layer.strokeWidth > $("#scrollbar").getLayerGroup("scrollbar")[0].height) {

                    event.stopPropagation();
                    event.cancelBubble = true;
                    layer.y = context.canvas.height - layer.height - 2; // todo connect to stroke width of the grey border
                }

                scrollbarManager.scrolling(layer);
                $(this).drawLayers();

                // save activity
                storage.saveActivity({
                    "category": "SCROLLBAR",
                    "message": "Dragged scrollthumb",
                    "messageDetails": {"dy": layer.dy},
                    "data": "",
                    "timestamp": new Date()
                });

            },
            cursors: {
                // show move cursor when dragging
                mouseover: "pointer",
                mousedown: "move",
                mouseup: "pointer"
            }
        });

        $(this.scrollbarEl).drawLayers(); // todo do i need to do this? - yes you do, e.g. when changing active scheme
        scrollThumb.drawLayers();
    },

    subsample: function(dataset, activeSchemeId) {

        // make sure activeSchemeId is a string
        activeSchemeId = activeSchemeId + "";
        var sampleColours = [];

        // divide dataset into datasetSize / numSamples subarrays
        // pick one from each subarray at random!

        // CHECK IF IT FITS INTO SCROLLBAR PX OF SUBSAMPLING NEEDED!

        var colors = [];
        dataset.eventsInSortOrder.forEach(event => {
            if (event) {
                if (colors.length === this.subsamplingNum) {
                    sampleColours.push(colors[UIUtils.randomInteger(0, colors.length - 1)]);
                    colors = [];
                } else {
                    if (event.decorations.has(activeSchemeId) && event.decorations.get(activeSchemeId).code) {
                        let code = event.decorations.get(activeSchemeId).code;
                        let codeHasColor = code.color && code.color.length !== 0;
                        if (codeHasColor) colors.push(this.adjustSaturation(event.decorations.get(activeSchemeId)));
                        else colors.push("#ffffff");
                    } else {
                        colors.push("#ffffff");
                    }
                }
            }
        });

        return sampleColours;
    },

    adjustSaturation: function(decoration) {

        let color = decoration.code.color;
        let confidence = decoration.confidence;

        if (confidence < 0.95) {
            if (confidence < 0.1) {
                let interpolate = UIUtils.interpolator(0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.4);
                confidence = interpolate(confidence);

            } else {
                let interpolate = UIUtils.interpolator(0.1, 0.95, 0.5, 0.90);
                confidence = interpolate(confidence);
            }
        }

        if (color === "" || color == null) return "#ffffff";

        let hslColor = ColorUtils.rgb2hsl(ColorUtils.hex2rgb(color));
        let hsl = hslColor.split("(")[1].split(")")[0].split(",");

        let newHsl = "hsl(" + hsl[0] + "," + confidence + "," + hsl[2] + ")";
        let rgbReturn = ColorUtils.rgb2hex(ColorUtils.hsl2rgb(newHsl));
        return rgbReturn;

    },

    scrolling: function(scrollthumbLayer) {
        let thumbMid = scrollthumbLayer.y + scrollbarManager.thumbWidth + Math.floor(scrollbarManager.thumbHeight / 2); // for stroke width of the scrollthumb

        // todo need to take scaling into account
        let percentage = scrollthumbLayer.y + scrollbarManager.thumbWidth === 6 ? 0 : Math.round(((thumbMid - 10) / (scrollbarManager.scrollbarEl.height - 20) * 100 )) / 100; // force it to 0 if top is 6px displaced, 2px for border, 4px for scrollthumb
        let eventIndexToLoad = scrollthumbLayer.y > 2 ? Math.floor(newDataset.eventCount * percentage) : 0;
        const halfPage = Math.floor(messageViewerManager.rowsInTable / 2);
        let pageIndex = Math.floor(eventIndexToLoad / halfPage);

        if ((pageIndex * halfPage + halfPage) >= newDataset.eventCount) {
            pageIndex = pageIndex - 2;
        }

        messageViewerManager.goToPage(pageIndex);

        messageViewerManager.messageContainer.scrollTop(0);

    },

    redrawThumbAtEvent(eventIndex) {

        if (!eventIndex || eventIndex.length === 0) {
            return;
        }
        eventIndex = eventIndex + "";
        let indexToPixel = Math.floor(eventIndex / scrollbarManager.subsamplingNum);
        scrollbarManager.redrawThumb(indexToPixel);
    },

    redrawThumb: function(ycoord) {
        let scrollthumbLayer = this.scrollThumb.getLayer(0);
        if (ycoord < 2) ycoord = 2;
        if (ycoord > scrollbarManager.scrollbarEl - scrollbarManager.thumbHeight - 2) ycoord = scrollbarManager.scrollbarEl - scrollbarManager.thumbHeight - 2;

        scrollthumbLayer.y = ycoord;
        this.scrollThumb.drawLayers();
    },

    getThumbPosition: function() {
        const layer = this.scrollThumb.getLayer(0);
        return layer ? layer.y : 0;
    }

};

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text:
Q: Cat output from a file and replace words with sed one at a time Im quite new to this, so thank you for being patient
I have got a text file with hundreds of values in it, from which I'd like to populate a ldif template. so for example the file example1.txt has
**Consumer1**

**Consumer2**

and ldif.txt has
***dn: ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:***

***dn: ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:***

For this example Id like to loop through example1.txt and sed so that the first time it encounters "dn:" it substitutes it for "dn:consumer1" then the second "dn:consumer2" and so on, so i would like it to look like this afterwards
*dn:**consumer1** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:*

*dn:**consumer2** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:*

I have tried this but it just loops through the file and replaces all entries with dn:consumer2 rather than 1, than 2.
for i in `cat example1.txt`
do
sed "s/dn:/dn: $i/" ldif.txt > hello.txt
done

this outputs the following
*dn:**consumer2** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:*

*dn:**consumer2** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:*

is there any way of doing it so that it loops through incrementally and replaces back and forth, so that we get the first hit on dn:consumer1, 2nd hit dn:consumer2 etc?

A: Here is how you can do it with awk:
$ awk 'NR==FNR{a[NR]=$0;next}$1=="***dn:"{$1="*dn:"a[++k]}1' example1.txt ldif.txt
*dn:**Consumer1** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:***

*dn:**Consumer2** ,cn=Insert,o=Insert
uid:
userPassword:
objectclass: top
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
businessCategory:
sn:
cn:***

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Abstract: Variability in fire regime at the continental scale has primarily been attributed to climate change, often overshadowing the widely potential impact of human activities. However, human ignition modifies the rhythm of fire episodes occurrence (fire frequency), whereas land use alters vegetation composition and fuel load, and thus the amount of biomass burned. It is unclear, however, whether and how humans have exercised a significant influence over fire regimes at continental and millennial scales. Based on sedimentary charcoal records, we use new alternative estimate of fire frequency and biomass burned for the last 16000 years (here after 16 ky) that we evaluate with outputs from climate, vegetation, land use and population models. We find that pronounced regional-scale land use changes in southern Europe at the beginning of the Neolithic (8–6 ky), during the Bronze Age (5–4 ky) and the medieval period (1 ky) caused a doubling of fire frequency compared to the Holocene average (the last 11.5 ky). Despite anthropogenic influences, southern European biomass burned decreased from 7 ky, which is in line both with changes in orbital parameters leading climate cooling and also reductions in biomass availability because of land use. Our study underscores the role of elevation-dependent parameters, and particularly biomass and land management, as major drivers of fire regime variability. Results attest a determinant anthropogenic driving-force on fire regime and a decrease in fire-carbon emissions since 7 ky in Southern Europe.
Citation: Vanniere, B., et al., 7000-year human legacy of elevation-dependent European  fire regimes, Quaternary Science Reviews (2015), doi:10.1016/j.quascirev.2015.11.012.
Fig. 1. Location of charcoal site-records studied and classification of elevation clusters used for the interpretation (see also Fig. 3 and Table S1).


Dalia is the Indian name for cracked/broken whole wheat. This dish is nutritious and super healthy for any meal: breakfast, lunch or dinner. This is a tasty and healthy recipe using dalia or broken wheat. It is also a good source of the daily requirement of fiber and manganese in your food.
Upma is a common breakfast item in India. Upma has its origin in South India. It is very nourishing and simple to prepare dish, which can be eaten at any time of the day for snacking. The broken wheat upma or dalia is a delectable upma recipe with broken wheat( dalia) mixed with vegetables.
Mustard seeds : 1/2 tsp.
Wash and soak the dalia in ¾ cup water for half an hour. Cook in hot water for 2-3 minutes. Wait until all water absorbed, keep aside.
Chopped all the vegetable in small pieces.
Heat oil in a pan, fry raw peanuts until dark brown in medium flame. Keep aside. In the same oil, fry chopped vegetable (except capsicum) until half cooked. Keep them aside.
Now add chopped ginger, green chilli, stir for a minute, then add chopped tomato, saute for tomato gets soft, add turmeric powder, red chilli powder, sugar, salt, fried vegetable, peanuts and dalia. Mix everything well in medium flame.
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COVID-19 patient admitted to Bluewater Health's ICU
Observer staff
Oct 07, 2020 • Last Updated October 7, 2020 • 1 minute read
Despite a recent spike in COVID-19 cases in Sarnia-Lambton, not a single person has checked into Bluewater Health because of the disease for nearly two months. (File photo/Postmedia Network)
A COVID-positive patient has been admitted to the intensive-care unit at Sarnia's hospital, officials said Wednesday.
The person, who isn't a Lambton County resident, was admitted Monday, a Bluewater Health spokesperson said. Julia Oosterman said via email Wednesday morning she couldn't confirm if the person was connected to the ship that recently docked in Sarnia's harbour because of patient privacy. The patient came to the hospital from self-quarantine, she added.
Lambton public health confirmed last week it had been involved in an investigation involving the isolation of five confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 14 close contacts in the transportation industry.
The Damia, an asphalt-bitumen chemical tanker, arrived at Sarnia Harbour Sept. 29 – an unplanned docking prompted by probable cases on board – and the company received results of COVID-19 testing that evening. Only one of the positive crew members was showing symptoms at the time, a spokesperson for Quebec-based shipping company Desgagnes Group said .
Prior to the announcement, Bluewater Health, with hospitals in Sarnia and Petrolia, hadn't had any patients in any units with COVID-19 for several weeks.
Meanwhile, Lambton public health is reporting there are no active local cases of COVID-19 as of Wednesday morning. There was one active case for the previous two days, but it is now resolved.
There have been 347 confirmed local cases and 25 deaths since the pandemic began. The public health agency says 322 cases have recovered.


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Q: How to send cURL request to Laravel App via Guzzle I'm using Guzzle within my Laravel app to make a request to /oauth/token/ as a login request and see to be getting connection refused
My code in my custom controller is:
    public function login(Request $request)
    {
        $http = new \GuzzleHttp\Client();
        try {
            $response = $http->post("https://mixapp.test/oauth/token/", [
                'form_params' => [
                    'grant_type' => 'password',
                    'client_id' => config('services.passport.client_id'),
                    'client_secret' => config('services.passport.client_secret'),
                    'username' => $request->username,
                    'password' => $request->password,
                ]
            ]);
            return $response->getBody();
        } catch (\GuzzleHttp\Exception\BadResponseException $e) {
            if ($e->getCode() === 400) {
                return response()->json('Invalid Request. Please enter a username or a password.', $e->getCode());
            } else if ($e->getCode() === 401) {
                return response()->json('Your credentials are incorrect. Please try again', $e->getCode());
            }
            return response()->json('Something went wrong on the server.', $e->getCode());
        }
    }

And the error seems to be:

local.ERROR: cURL error 7: Failed to connect to mixapp.test port 443: Connection refused (see http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html) {"exception":"[object] (GuzzleHttp\Exception\ConnectException(code: 0): cURL error 7: Failed to connect to mixapp.test port 443: Connection refused

Both are be on https, and I am using laravel valet.

A: Actually ended up solving this. Thinking a bit harder about it, I was just calling the same server from the controller, so I changed my guzzle request to:
$response = $http->post("https://127.0.0.1/oauth/token/", [...

Thanks SO for being my rubber duck :)


to smile— to be seen, but never heard.
Jessica Thompson's poems have appeared in journals such as Appalachian Heritage, Atlanta Review, Kudzu, and The Sow's Ear, and in Circe's Lament, an Anthology of Wild Women (Accents Publishing, 2015). She received the James Baker Hall Memorial Prize in Poetry (New Southerner, 2013) and the Kudzu Poetry Prize in 2014. Her chapbook, Bullets and Blank Bibles was published by Liquid Paper Press in 2013.


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Audio content listeners in India are expected to touch 100 mn soon
Home Around South Asia
in Around South Asia, Entertainment, India
Spotify. Image credits - Omid Armin / Unsplash
New Delhi, Dec 14 (LiveMint) – India is finally beginning to see a surge in listeners for digital content as global podcasting and audio platforms turn their attention to the country.
India is forecast to have 95 million monthly active users (MAUs) for online audio content by the end of 2021.
This includes podcasts, audiobooks and other audio-based online entertainment and is a 34% rise from the 71 million recorded last year, according to an analysis by market research firm RedSeer.
Only 12% of the Indian population "has ever listened to a podcast", which indicates that there's "immense room for growth", the company said.
Indians spent 2,290 billion minutes consuming online entertainment in 2021, it said.
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Social media took up most of the users' time at 885 billion minutes, followed by messaging, over-the-top (OTT) video, news aggregation apps and short-video platforms. Podcasts accounted for 2.5 billion minutes spent online in October alone.
"To acquire popularity and keep content development costs low, Indian platforms started with both user generated content (UGC) and professionally generated content (PGC) models. However, the platform's ability to preserve brand value and quality is hampered by UGC material," the research firm said.
"Platforms are increasingly devoting more resources to producing high-quality content and bringing on celebrities to narrate and host shows. Few platforms, such as Headphone and Khabri, are investing in stronger UGC filtering and recommendation engines," it said.
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Labyrinth Literary Agency, which provides author representation and editorial services across books and films, often encourages its writers to do podcasts, according to founder Anish Chandy. Writers who are experts in a particular field or domain do well on podcasts and, while some also monetize the podcasts, the majority is using podcasts to gain wider reach, he said.
"There's a perception, whether right or wrong, that if it is an intelligently done podcast, that means you know what you are talking about," he said.
Podcasts on finance, angel investing, advertising & marketing, and history do well, Chandy said.
However, podcasting is not a quickfire solution for gaining wider reach, he noted. Most creators who do well on podcasts are those who already have a large following on other platforms, such as Instagram or Twitter, as they can leverage that reach to promote their podcasts.
Further, RedSeer's analysis noted that platforms also have a role to play.
"Indian players have successfully created low data usage apps to deliver podcast content, with diversification around vernacular and celebrity-driven content," it said. "The mix of free and premium models to subscription also allows new users to experiment and consume this new form of entertainment," it said.
READ: 'Phenomenal' Omicron spread accounts for 40% of London infections
In its third quarter earnings report, global streaming firm Spotify had said that it saw "notable traction" for original podcasts in India and Latin America. It said the Mythpat podcast is one of the top performing shows on its platform in the Indian market.
RedSeer's report isn't the first to predict a noteworthy rise in such content. In its September 2020 media and entertainment report, KPMG said that podcasts would be among the key listening trends worth watching after the pandemic.
The firm said it had noted a 23% rise in podcast listening after covid-19 drove people indoors.
However, Chandy warned that while there is no doubt that listenership for podcasts is growing, it's growing off a small base. "Off-hand, if someone says there are 95 million unique podcast listeners in India, I would ask how do you define a listener, how many minutes is it. It sounds a bit high," he said.
Tags: AudioIndia


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Is there a whitepaper or a tutorial on how to utilize the templates in a live switching environment? Or did I miss it in the manual?
From what I have read, this would be an awesome method of putting our graphics on the screen, rather than coming in before hand and trying to anticipate everything with CG Designer.
Anyone got any help on this?
Trinity Radio and Video Services Inc.
There is the documentation in the VT Documentation folder on its use, and then there is an online tutorial (http://www.newtek.com/tricaster/tutorials/TCTemplates/) on the creation of your own custom graphics.
I've been looking into the Title Templates and have found them to be exceedingly useful for our needs. We've used them for two broadcasts now and have found they really are easy to manage.
It's far easier to teach our operators how to use Templates rather than CG Designer.
It's far easier to teach our operators how to use Templates rather than CG Designer. Thanks for the great addition to 4.5!
I agree Todd, it's a great thing to have Templates this easy to use as well as guarantee your output quality is never compromised.


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Turkey: A multi-party "single-party state"
05.04.2020 medyascope.tv
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Hello, good day. Shortly after I started journalism, I started focusing on Islamic movements in Turkey. I did quite a lot of reading, went through a great number of books and magazines, and I spoke with people. During those days, it was clear that the people in Turkey who claimed to be Islamists—within different organizations, groups, parties; it doesn't matter—I noticed that their main shared issue was with regards to the "single-party system" in Turkey, especially during the time of Atatürk and İsmet İnönü afterwards. Back then, there were numerous volumes of books written—and perhaps they still are being sold—claiming to be about the "real history" of Turkey. And they used to sell really well. These books depicted history differently from the official discourse. Most, if not all, of these publications were actually a critique of Turkey moving away from the sultanate and the caliphate with the establishment of the Republic. So, while the "one-party – one-man – party-state" approach was being criticized, it wasn't replaced by pluralism. Instead, the claim was that the previous state was better. In a way, what they were trying to say was: "You abolished the sultanate and the caliphate, but what you've done isn't all that different." In fact, the claim was that, in some aspects, the sultanate was much more at peace with society and the people. They framed this harmony to a large extent—or, in fact, entirely—based on religion. The criticism was directed towards Atatürk and the other founding members of the Republic for choosing secularism.
Yet, in the following years, this pro-sultanate/Ottomanist criticism began to be replaced by an Islamist discourse that veered in the direction of democracy. In other words, the idea for a more pluralist, decentralized government began to intensify among the Islamists in Turkey as well as the conservatives as a whole, based on the party-state practices experienced during the single-party era and the realization that, despite Turkey's multi-party system, these practices still have an impact today via the presence of what is called the "deep state." This ideology became much more evident starting in the 90s. In reality, this phenomenon wasn't limited to Turkey; it was a change that came about due to sociological shifts in Islamic movements around the world as new generations of well-educated, middle-class citizens joined the cause. Instead of a wıthdrawn and homogenous approach to Islamism, we gradually began to see the signals of a search for a more pluralist Islamism. It was a difficult process, but somehow the signals were there.
The situation in Turkey changed drastically during the years of the Welfare Party (RP), as the party first made a name for itself through its work in municipalities. After winning municipal elections in cities such as Istanbul and Ankara in 1994, the RP began espousing the importance of local administrations more. And, in a sense, the party began to promote local administrations as centers of true democracy.
We know that the mayors there—particularly those from the RP—mobilized people's assemblies in their first years. I've watched some of them. Albeit short-lived, the practice was truly based on an alternative administrative model. After the closing of the RP and the implementation of prohibitions, the discourse surrounding this movement changed a great deal with the establishment of the Virtue Party (FP) to overcome the internal challenges of combating the "deep state" and the system. They adopted a more extroverted perspective wherein they supported the European Union and formed good relationships with the United States when necessary. Of course, this was a tactic. Since they couldn't combat attacks from the system domestically, in a sense, they asked for support from the international, global system so as not to collapse before the national system.
The Virtue Party had quite the challenge in doing so, as both Erbakan and the team of elderly-traditional members he assembled still had too much influence within the party. In light of this, reformists were unable to have a lot of influence within the VP—or, rather, Erbakan intervened to block the reformists' path right when they would have had influence. Once the party was closed, these reformists embarked on a new path with the AK Party, and along this path, they veered towards a perspective they would later conceptualize as "Conservative Democracy." The assertion behind the perspective was one of pluralism and democracy.
When the party first came to power, the Undersecretary of the Prime Ministry, Ömer Dinçer, put together a proposal for public administration reform that largely had a decentralized perspective, seeking to somehow shift power from Ankara to different parts of the country. Of course, at the time—this was during the first years of AKP being in power—the established "owners" of the government did not permit this one bit, and after a personal attack campaign directed towards Ömer Dinçer, the proposal was shelved. Yet the debate has waged on ever since in Turkey. Interestingly, both the Islamists who came to power and those supporting them generally maintained the opinion that governance should be shared and the influence of Ankara, limited. In doing so, they pointed to the past, the single-party era, the Atatürk era, and the "National Chief" era as Turkey's bad examples.
So, where are we now? When we look today, we see President Erdoğan holding video conferences with the governors of 81 provinces. Yes, he's the President and there are critical, extraordinary circumstances, and he's coordinating our fight against the pandemic via video conference because coming together in person isn't a good idea, all right. Then, President Erdoğan meets with the provincial heads of the Justice and Development Party throughout all 81 provinces, holding his video conference in the same location surrounded by more or less the same people such as his advisors, etc.
And this time, President Erdoğan—who, as the head of state, assembled the governors the previous day—is assembling the provincial heads as the leader of AK Party on the following day. Then, he assembles AK Party's Central Executive Board (CEB). The people at the table and those around him are, again, more or less the same people. The various members of the AK Party CEB are before him, and he supervises the party there, too. At last, President Erdoğan meets with the mayors, but only those who are members of the AK Party are in attendance.
Mayors throughout Turkey who are members of the CHP—mayors of Turkey's largest provinces—do not attend. Not only are these CHP-member mayors absent from the meeting, but the government is also making a serious effort to block their progress. As Aydın Selcen wrote in an article for Gazete Duvar today, he sends governors or the Minister of the Interior to supersede the mayors from CHP, somehow refusing to see them as counterparts.
This outcome was evident the day Turkey voted for a presidential system where the president could be a party member, and we've seen many examples of this. But when we face a crucial event such as the coronavirus pandemic which is changing and will change everything—and President Erdoğan himself admitted this in the very beginning, stating that "Nothing will be as it was before"—Erdoğan's actions so far have shown us that things are mostly as they were before. It allows us to see, very clearly, that the presidential system and the one-man administrative system he calls the Presidential System of Government is not in Turkey's best interest.
For years, part of the populace spoke about the equivalence of provincial party heads and governors. Or, to be more accurate, they claimed that the provincial party heads had more influence than governors during the CHP era, and perhaps that was true. But now we see that it's hard to even distinguish between the governor and the AK Party provincial head in some cases. Here, quite indisputably—and they probably won't object to this, either—we see the oft-mentioned "party-state" phenomenon itself. There's the party, members of the party, mayors who are members of the party, the provincial heads of the party, and then government administrators. That's about it, and those who fall outside of this order are left to their own fate. In fact, instead of being left to their own fate, they are forced into a predetermined fate by the government, or the cooperation between the government and the party.
I titled this broadcast "A multi-party 'single-party state.'" The biggest problem faced by the Presidential System of Government in Turkey—or, to be quite frank, the one-man administration—is that there are still numerous parties in Turkey, and some of them still hold a certain power. Take the HDP, for instance, or the fact that the CHP won local elections in major cities a year ago. This is what spoils the game.
And since it spoils the game, the way to make up for it would be to revise, update, or even eliminate the Presidential System of Government, to somehow revert to a parliamentary system. Yet because they do not accept this, or do not want to accept this, there is an effort to paint the parties which are not in power as the source of all malice, problems, challenges, etc. in Turkey. That is what we're experiencing. There isn't actually a single party in power. There is also the MHP. In fact, somehow—although it's still a subject of debate how influential it is—but the Great Unity Party is also in power. So, there is a coalition. The parties outside of the coalition do have some influence, but it holds no value among those who run the country.
This is not a sustainable state of affairs, and we see how unsustainable it is quite clearly during this pandemic. The epicenters of the pandemic are metropolises such as Istanbul and Izmir—and, to a lesser extent, Ankara, Adana, and Mersin. In the last election held a year ago, the citizens of these cities showed significant solidarity in choosing mayors who are members of the main opposition party. Yet we see absolutely no steps taken towards combating the pandemic in cooperation with these mayors; on the contrary, any efforts by these mayors to relieve the effects of the pandemic are somehow being prevented either by the hand of the government or, where that fails, by people and groups who purport to support the government and this administration.
I mean, it is a true feat to misconstrue an aid campaign initiated by metropolitan municipalities—which found success within a short timeframe—as an example of a "state within a state." It is quite an admirable feat. It is moreover astounding to generate conspiracy theories based on this, suggesting that these cities want to be autonomous, etc. But this is what the current discourse is based on. What does the president say? He says, "The government is the seat of the presidency." There is a government that's nothing more than this and a Turkey that appears to consist of those he likes and those he doesn't, and this Turkey is currently undergoing quite a critical period, as is the rest of the world.
This was done partially in the post-July 15th era—by excluding the HDP—but Erdoğan did something based on the idea that he should be in solidarity with the other parties at such a critical moment. He didn't keep it up for long, and he couldn't have anyway, but at least he did it. During this period… On May 19th, for instance, he invited all parties except the HDP to Samsun. Somehow, Meral Akşener didn't go, but the others did, and they posed for photographs together. The extent to which photographs reflect reality is another subject, but at least something was done. To date, the whole world, including Turkey, has been living and breathing the pandemic. Yet the citizens of the Turkish Republic—the ones who voted for different parties, who somehow know and intuit that the best way to get through this period is through solidarity—do not see these different parties, whether they like them or not, somehow come together via video conferencing or some other means. No such thing is happening. It's futile. As far as I can tell, it doesn't look like it could happen, either.
Why? Because right now, the country is under a party-state administration, and there is the understanding that having multiple parties, having an opposition, is to Turkey's disadvantage. And this, of course, is the single-party approach. But this isn't sustainable. Turkey isn't a place where this could be sustained. Last year's local elections were a declaration that the Presidential System of Government, which can only survive through constant polarization, no longer works in Turkey.
However, those who currently govern Turkey—in fact, using a plural reference may not even be necessary—President Erdoğan is still trying to push a car or a train that doesn't work. And he's trying to do so at a time that's quite critical and where, truly, in his own words, "Nothing will be as it was before." This attempt to behave as if nothing happened—this may not be attributable only to the party in power. We occasionally see similar reflexes, opinions, and behaviors from those who aren't in power, those in the opposition. But I am of the belief that each of these people who behave as though nothing much has changed during such a critical time will see that they have nothing left to say to society after this period is eventually over.
Yes, it's quite interesting—and I don't mean that in a positive way—but we're living within a strange system. The system is based entirely on a single party, a single man, but to them it's a shame. As a citizen, I find it fortunate that Turkey doesn't consist only of those in power and their supporters. There are others, as well. The performance of these others may be right or wrong. These issues are all up for debate, but their existence is inevitable. Yes, we are spending a lifetime waiting for this one-man administration, the Presidential System of Government, to accept that the opposition or the people who do not support them are also citizens of this country with equal rights and equal say. But it doesn't seem to be happening. Indeed, voters demonstrated that it shouldn't be this way last year, during the local elections. Once we overcome this pestilent virus, I think and hope that these days will be assessed in a much better, much more realistic, and forward-facing way. And I would like to conclude my words by stating that those who do not take the necessary steps today will not have much left to say tomorrow.
Yes, that is all I have to say. Have a good day.
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Can you be in God's will and be miserable?
For people who are saying, "I'm in a tough situation right now because I believe it's where God wants me, but I'm miserable, frustrated and unhappy," there's good news.
When God asks us to stay in a difficult situation, He provides a special grace for us to get through it. It's the kind of grace that leads others to look at us and think: Wow! I can't believe they're dealing with this and still have such peace! That's faith.
When we say things like, "I just don't think I can make it," we're essentially giving up, when we could just as easily trust God to help and sustain us.
I've heard grace defined as God's riches at Christ's expense, and that's a good definition. But to be honest, it's just a little bit too spiritual for me.
I like to define grace as God's power to help us do whatever we need to do.
Are you trying to change things that you have no ability to change? Are you trying to get yourself promoted instead of just doing your best to please God? If so, you're probably burning out because you're focusing on works.
To learn how to trust God for His grace, I used to put up signs around my house that said things like, "Works of the flesh equal frustration."
One thing I learned is that His grace isn't just for last minute miracles. God doesn't just throw you a Hail Mary pass at the last minute when you're all worn out and ready to give up, and then say, "Okay, now go make the touchdown."
God's grace is something on which you can constantly rely.
Because grace is available to you right now, there's no reason to struggle with your circumstances, trying to figure them out—or even fight your way out.
Notice how it doesn't say "conquer the flesh so you can walk in the Spirit."
When we concentrate on the Spirit, we won't fulfill the lust of the flesh because we will be focused on our relationship with God and His love for us.
Your circumstances don't have to control you, because you have the power of God's grace in your life. And it's available to you in whatever amount you need, right now.


The Milanese may be best known for their prowess as fashion pacesetters, but they are proving equally deft at tailoring restaurants that capture the public fancy. The invasion began several years ago with Bice in midtown Manhattan, which from the day it opened has made Armani fashion previews look sparsely attended. Imitation trattorias in various shades and sizes have popped up all over town, the latest and most ambitious of which is Paper Moon Milano on East 58th Street.
Paper Moon Milano is a smart and snappy environment, built for speed and style but not leg room, like a Lamborghini. It is part of a chain that owns restaurants in Milan and Tokyo. Starker and cooler than Bice, Paper Moon Milano attracts the same self-assured, crisply attired, polyglot crowd. Except for the tan tablecloths and some wood-and-brass accents, black and white is the design leitmotif, from the tiled floor and moody photos of Milan to the stylish outfits on the women dining here. The restaurant can get a bit close and clamorous at times, but I like the brisk, confident cadence of the room. And the good-looking waiters in long, white aprons glide through the premises with the agility of figure skaters.
Upon being seated, you are given a lagniappe of savory strips of herbed focaccia. This presumably softens you up to absorb the prices of the appetizers, many of which are $10 or more. I have recently noticed that appetizer prices are quickly rising around town, and while many restaurants are lowering or at least holding down the prices of main courses, appetizer inflation seems to take up some of the slack.
The selection here is first-rate, though: buttery prosciutto di Parma with ripe melon, a superior Nicoise salad and a delicious combination of white beans, tuna and onions. Sandy arugula diminished an otherwise tantalizing salad of shrimp in a mild mustard vinaigrette. The grilled vegetable plate here is better and more varied than at most other restaurants, as is the ultrathin and earthy bresaola under shredded basil, shards of sharp Parmesan and fragrant olive oil.
Half-orders of pasta are not served, so you either split one order or go for an entree portion. I didn't encounter a dud in three visits, for the kitchen understands balance and clean flavors. Among the best are penne tossed with eggplant, mozzarella, fresh basil and a touch of oregano; a simpler but equally satisfying penne in a delicate and creamy tomato sauce with basil, and farfalle in a pink tomato sauce with slivers of smoked salmon. Penne all'arrabbiata has a gentle kick to it and a strong underpinning of garlic. And the seafood pasta is masterfully executed, with baby squid, clams and shrimp in a subtle bath of chopped tomato and olive oil. The one risotto sampled, also with mixed seafood, benefited from the same light-handedness.
Paper Moon Milano carries a few fresh and light pinot biancos and verdicchios for about $24, and among reds there are ample good choices that fit the style of food, including the 1987 Rosso di Montalcino (Altesino) for $22.
Main courses are not as consistent as starters, but a few stand out. The mixed grill offers meltingly tender charred fillet of beef, baby lamb chops, lusty pork sausage, well-seasoned veal, endive and eggplant. The sliced sirloin with green peppercorns and rosemary is a winner; so too is the grilled veal chop. Sliced swordfish with arugula and marjoram sounded enticing, but the carpaccio-thin fish was dry and tasteless. And the grilled Cornish hen had been fired to a papery texture.
A good bet for a light meal is one of the fragile-crusted pizzas, particularly the one with creamy ricotta cheese, tomato and sausage.
Aside from several appealing fruit tarts and a better-than-average tiramisu (it had a good espresso jolt), desserts are ordinary. Speaking of espresso, it's the real thing here, which is no small find in this town.
Paper Moon Milano is fueled by brio and a buoyant style. While not every dish is a winner, when it comes to scintillating pastas this moon shines brightly.
As competition heats up among restaurants in the Broadway theater district, some established places will have to revitalize their scripts to keep the crowds coming. The seven-year-old Carolina, which was a novelty when it introduced its style of smoke-perfumed down-home Southern cooking to the neighborhood, is a case in point.
Recent visits indicate that the food here lacks the punch it had in the early days. Some dishes seem tentative, citified. It's a shame, for this town could use more twangy Southern fare, especially good ribs. The pork ribs here are passable, but they lack the penetrating smokiness that sends barbecue fans into paroxysms of delight.
Carolina is still one of the more attractive settings on the so-called Restaurant Row, on West 46th Street. The back room, while showing signs of wear, is still a cheerful place for lunch with its arching skylight, gray banquettes and wraparound mirrored walls. The darker front room near the bar, the smoking section, is tranquil and pleasant.
Some old standards here are still appealing: the chunky corn-and-potato soup enlivened with bits of ham and red pepper; moist and minimally sweet corn bread, and the sinewy beef brisket on lettuce in a sauce that comes on as sweet as a flirting Southern belle, then heats up in the aftertaste. The smoked sausage plate was puzzling, though. The pork sausage had a chemical taste, and another sausage, seasoned with cheese and parsley, was unpleasantly sour. An appetizer of smoked trout with a pallid horseradish sauce was just plain boring. A special at lunch one day, seafood chowder, was essentially a decent facsimile of Manhattan-style clam chowder. Better is the chunky, aggressively seasoned chili, which carries a delayed snap of pepper.
Carolina's service staff is energetic but disorganized: during our visits, tableware was forgotten and little details were left unattended. The all-American wine selection is limited - 7 whites, 11 reds - featuring mostly familiar labels at sensible prices.
I have always touted the crab cakes here, and still do, sort of. On the first of four revisits, they came out slightly greasy and looking as if the chef had dropped a heavy cookbook on them. On two further samplings, they were plumper and had a nice peppery edge that makes them a house favorite. No such rehabilitation saved the red-pepper shrimp, a colorless and dried-out assembly on skewers served over rice. One of the safer main courses is grilled duck breast, nicely charred and moist, with a sweet pear chutney.
The kitchen specializes in hot smoking, a technique that involves low-heat cooking over fruitwoods. As executed here, however, all that cooking only tightens the fibrous meat, leaving it chewy and dry. When it comes to seafood, the kitchen pulled off an extraordinary feat one day: through brutal overcooking and liberal seasoning, the chef managed to make swordfish and salmon indistinguishable from each other. Both came with snow peas and nearly raw carrots. If your main course is a flop, you might get some solace from side orders like the pleasantly sweet corn pudding or the crunchy fresh coleslaw. Alas, I never got to try the green chili souffle for the restaurant was always out of it.
Desserts remain the bright spot on the menu. Lemon tart is still a puckery delight, chocolate mud cake is irresistible, and the apple-crumb compote would be right at home at an Alabama church supper. I haven't eaten a candy bar in 20 years, but the signature dessert, pecan-caramel bars dipped in chocolate, would make one addictive snack if packaged.
At a time when America's food banner is flying high, Carolina's decline - from two stars in 1983, to one star in 1986, and to a Satisfactory rating now - is all the more lamentable.
39 East 58th Street, 758-8600.
Atmosphere: Smart, stylish room in black and white; can be cramped when full.
Service: Brisk and generally professional.
Recommended dishes: Prosciutto with melon; shrimp with white beans and arugula; penne with tomato and basil; penne with eggplant, oregano and mozzarella; farfalle with smoked salmon; seafood risotto, mixed grill, sliced sirloin with green peppercorns; veal chop; pizzas; fruit tarts; tiramisu.
Wine: Adequate selection well matched to the food.
Price range: Lunch and dinner: appetizers $7 to $14; main courses $15 to $24.
Hours: Lunch: noon to 3 P.M. Monday through Saturday; dinner: 6 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. daily.
Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp access to dining room; restrooms on main floor.
355 West 46th Street, 245-0058.
Atmosphere: A pretty main dining room with skylight and mirrors. Low noise level.
Recommended dishes: Corn chowder; barbecue brisket on lettuce; grilled duck breast; crab cakes; corn pudding; lemon tart; chocolate mud cake; pecan-caramel bars.
Wine: Limited American selection at fair prices.
Hours: Lunch: noon to 3 P.M. Monday through Saturday; dinner: 5 P.M. to midnight Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Wheelchair accessibility: Two small steps down at entrance; restrooms on main level.


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by generalsjoes | Feb 7, 2012 | G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe 2, G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation, G.I. Joe: The Movie | 6 comments
Well isn't this a nice Tuesday morning surprise!
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Anonymous	on February 7, 2012 at 10:35 am
Looks like Zartan's character stays the same… "Cool mask."
Monte	on February 7, 2012 at 10:44 am
I forgot for a second that the president is Zartan, and that was such a startling jump-the-shark moment, ha ha ha…
Odd that it's called G.I. Joe 2.
788 Vs. Your Name Here	on February 7, 2012 at 11:14 am
looks like the atomic summit takes place in 2012……odd considering RoC was supposed to be around 2017.
the summit takes place at ft. sumter…which was actually filmed at ft. pike. was there this past sunday.
Empresas_cobra	on February 7, 2012 at 11:35 am
they show a little of the hisstank and looks awesome
crimsonpool	on February 7, 2012 at 6:24 pm
from 00:28-00:32 who is that talking? I hope thats not Cobra Commander's voice
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By Peter Naulls. Published: 22nd Feb 2005, 11:56:48 | Permalink | Printable
David Bradforth takes the wheel
After drobe earlier this month highlighted long-standing concerns about out-of-date websites, a quick visit today revealed that Acorn Cybervillage has been given a new lease on life by David Bradforth - an established member of the RISC OS scene, having made many publications available.
As for the CV's content and layout, it currently retains its slightly bland yellow layout, and we hope that there might be a make-over in store in the near future. David's style is brisk and easily readable, which may well appeal to readers looking for a quick news fix compared to the more comprehensive round up we like to offer here on drobe. And if we were trying really hard to fault its content, we might point out David's confusion of Mb vs MB.
Sadly, rival (if we can realistically use that word) news sites MyRISCOS and riscos.org don't seem to have the same enthusiasm, with the former only being updated a few times a month and still falling into the trap of quoting verbatim press releases, and the latter, despite repeated promises for site maintainer Paul Vigay, is still displaying news from last year.
Meanwhile, drobe's main rival site, The 'Bar is being updated at least on a more consistent basis than last year, although we still have some reservations about its content - lack of white space in articles sometimes makes them difficult to read, and all too often, its layout means that if two new stories are put up in succession, the second one is obscured. Perhaps it's time for TIB to review their layout.
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It's good to see the Cybervillage is going to be kept going. Not just because of its excellent heritage, but also because RISC OS is promoted massively by lively news sites. I also enjoy reading them
Although the article suggests that CV and TIB could do with makeovers, I sincerely hope both concentrate more on the content than the design. It can sometimes feel like a redesign will rejuvenate a site, when in fact most sites "just" need consistent updates.
flypig on 22/2/05 12:25PM
Meh. Enough with the nostalgia! The "Acorn" Cybervillage should have been allowed to die quietly.
adamr on 22/2/05 2:08PM
Don't they mean 'posterity' rather than 'prosperity' or is the site to be a commercial venture?
AW on 22/2/05 2:31PM
I'm glad Acorn Cybervillage will remain with us in a more regularly updated form. And as for TIB - I think it's fine as it is and would hope that, as flypig suggested, the focus remains on provision of content rather than aethethic bells and whistles.
JohnB on 22/2/05 2:33PM
If Peter wishes to design us a new system for displaying news, we would happily consider it. We await his submission, but until then I really think we should concentrate on keeping updated, as this is time consuming enough.
AndrewDuffell on 22/2/05 3:14PM
Interesting that Drobe should write an article about lack of updates after a recent lack of updates from themselves! Until last week, I don't think there had been any new articles for about a month. At least Drobe is back on form now
Smiler on 22/2/05 7:39PM
Maybe that was because there was nothing worth mentioning.
piemmm on 22/2/05 8:58PM
Or that everything worth mentioning was covered by a dreded NDA :P
Spriteman on 23/2/05 1:51PM
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