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With the progression of technology, we find ourselves interacting with each other in "new worlds". The Cyber world or Cyberspace, a popular culture from the science fiction that depicted a global technological environment, is far from fiction in today's reality. But this word was more than an interaction between computer systems1but since it inception in the 1990s, it has become the representation of many new and emerging ideas of mankind. While such technology has brought social interaction to a new level altogether let us not forget that this lifestyle change call for an amendment in existing policies that regulate social behaviour. However, the regulation of cyberspace interaction is the most challenging task of the legal machinery of any country. This is probably because the sphere of interaction has changed from physical to virtual while legal regulations have literally remained by the book.
The first step towards solving this issue is thoroughly understanding its magnitude. To put things in perspective, consider this, the world (in virtual terms) has shrunk so many times over that it has become was we term a 'Global Village'. A few decades back the concept of telephonic interaction with someone halfway across the globe was an impossibility. The problem with the new technology is not just that it is capable of sophisticated interaction between individuals but rather it has come as a free and faster mode of interaction. WhatsApp, Facebook and other customer utility applications are free, easy and fun to use, or at least on the face of it and this draws millions of subscribers. As a result, an estimated 3.2 billion2(roughly 56.1% of world population) are out there in the virtual world throwing themselves and their valuable information in.
"Innovation is the death of cybersecurity"3. While technological masterminds of the 21st century are going about innovating and causing fast paced technological advancement nether them nor the lawmakers have paused to think of the problems that tag along. Unfortunately, this looking the other way policy has for a long time given a free pass for deviant behaviour for anyone with a device and internet. Thus, new forms of commission of crimes of all genres have emerged like credit card frauds, child pornography, hacking, etc many of which are tortuous and encroach the civil rights of individuals.
Tort and Cyber Tort
It is common knowledge that tort is a civil wrong where remedy is in the form of damages. The plaintiff who is the wronged party is entitled to be compensated by the wrongdoer, defendant. Since the nature and quantum of offence cannot be determined beforehand, the damages awarded is unliquidated.
Cyber Torts on the other hand are those offences that are committed online but are civil in nature. Remember that a person over the internet can commit acts that are even criminal in nature such as hacking and child pornography. These cyber civil wrongs may be committed through any device (mobile or laptop) capable of social interaction through the internet. Most torts in the real world can be converted to be applied in the virtual world too. Consider this example;
A, a popular person in his community said declared the sexual orientation of another person, B in a television interview without the latter's permission. He will be liable for the tort of defamation. What if the same statement was made by A on an online platform (like twitter, Facebook, snapchat, etc.)? Then the person may be held liable for cyber defamation. But remember this whether the wrong is done online or not to constitute a tort it must still fulfil the essential elements4of torts:
Wrongful Act – the act complained of must be that which is prohibited by law. Thus, torts of physical nature when done in a virtual platform will constitute an offence.
Resulting in legal injury – the above-mentioned wrongful act must result in the legal injury of the plaintiff for the act to constitute an offence. In the virtual world if any act results in the violation of civil right of any person then such act would amount to legal injury.
Legal Remedy – there must be a legal remedy available for the wrong so committed.
Thus, the difference between tort and cyber tort lies in the platform for commission of crime (being virtual in case of cyber torts). Once a virtual act qualifies the above conditions it will constitute a cyber wrong.
Classification of Cyber Torts
Some of the most commonly discussed forms of traditional torts include assault, battery, false imprisonment, conversion, defamation, etc. But unlike traditional torts there exists no legal commentaries creating a definitive classification of cyber torts. Hence a broad classification5of cyber tort may be created based on the nature of civil right begin violated:
Hacking – this involves the unauthorized access of any device of another person say computer, mobile, etc. This infringes the civil rights of the latter person on multiple grounds. First of all, it violates a person's right to property. With changing technology, the scope of what constitutes as one's property doesn't simply include what the person possesses tangibly. A lot of data belonging to the person is stored on electronic devices that may be disrupted or destroyed. Lastly, and most importantly it violates the person's Fundamental Right to Privacy6.
Online Harassment – it is common understanding even in traditional tort law that certain offences can constitute merely a verbal act (say defamation, bullying). The circumstances where the words were spoken result in the constitution of an offence. Hence when the same harassment occurs online (say through email, chat, etc.) it shall constitute an offence.
Stalking – similar to the real world anyone on the internet can "stealthily pursue" another by following his digital footprint. In so doing he violates the latter's privacy at the same time mentally harassing him.
Dissemination of obscene material – many of the traditional torts are offences because the act constituting such torts are against public health and morality. These two parameters also apply in the virtual world. Thus, if any person is found disseminating obscene material like indecent exposure, child pornography he may be held liable for acting against public health and morality.
Defamation – the most commonly occurring offence on the internet. Users on a daily basis tend to speak ill of another and such statement is made available to millions of users across the globe. Although content regulators constantly attempt to remove such content many go unchecked on the web.
Fraud – scamsters have now upgraded to using technology in committing their cons. Internet of today is about data and information and we have so much of it that it has become impossible for any person or organization to moderate it. Google today has so much information but its own developers struggle to review the sheer volume of content on it, as a result numerous fraudulent information is disseminated scamming users into losing their money and information. Online fraud also includes tricking users into disclosing sensitive information such as PINs and passwords.
Cyber Terrorism – this is by far the most dangerous and destructive form of cyber offence. While it doesn't result in a direct loss of life it can easily disrupt the transmission of information thereby interrupting vital communication systems, for instance cyber attacks on military communication systems can cause severe loss to life and property and amount to a National Security threat.
Information Technology Act, 2000 – A preventive Law
The Information Technology Bill was introduced by the Department of Electronic (DoE) in July 1998, but came to the House only in 1999 as it underwent substantial criticism and change as it was only then the IT ministry was newly formed. After various organizations including the Ministry of Law and Company affairs took a hit at the bill, it went before the parliamentary standing committee. While numerous changes were suggested by the parliamentary committee only those approved by the new ministry of IT were approved. By May of 2000 the bill was approved by both the houses of parliament and within a landmark 4 days it had received Presidential approval. The Information Technology act thus came into effect on 17/10/2000. The act keeping in mind the various concerns that have arisen since the era of internet had the following key highlights:
All forms of electronic data would receive legal recognition. This means that they could now be used as evidence in court.
The concept of digital signature was given proper cognizance. It would now have the force of a real signature. Rules regarding the same were published by the government.
Certified controlling authorities will be created under the bill who will oversee E-commerce transaction (a now emerging sector of commerce).
For the first time attempt was made to define various crime related to the virtual platform. Punishments for the same were prescribed along with.
Most importantly a Cyber Regulation Appellate Tribunal was constituted by the Government to hear only cases of nature as described in the act.
Many other key provisions were discussed that dealt with both the substantive and procedural aspects of Cyber torts.
Intermediary Liability in Cyber Wrongs
As discussed earlier few organizations like Google, Facebook, etc. have made dissemination of information and social interaction possible in huge volumes and high speeds through their platform. Each day there are about 1.49 billion users on Facebook who participate in social interaction and the dissemination of information. Even with a big and qualified team it is nearly impossible for Facebook to moderate content put up on its platform. Thus, when a user among millions of other uploads content that it against the law or public morality then should intermediaries like Facebook be held liable?
The IT Act7give a very broad definition of intermediaries;
"intermediary, with respect to any particular electronic records, means any person who on behalf of another person receives, stores or transmits that record or provides any service with respect to that record and includes telecom service providers, network service providers, internet service providers, web-hosting service providers, search engines, online payment sites, online-auction sites, online-market places and cyber cafes".
As you can see all persons even those distantly linked with information being posted online is being accounted for as an intermediary under the law. So, what is their liability? Initially intermediaries were held completely liable8for the content being uploaded by users on their platform. However, over time with the demand for protection by such intermediaries for content being uploaded by users in exercise of their right to free speech the concept of safe harbour protectionarose. It was initially propounded in the United States. The principle was incorporated as section 79 in the Information Technology Act, 2000. The intermediary [including all persons under section 2(w)] receives protection from liability when he is simply a facilitator in the transmission on content and doesn't in any manner take part in its creation or modification. Also, the protection would continue to apply only if such intermediary remove content deemed unlawful by the Government upon their instance. If the intermediary is found to have conspired with the used itself in any manner, he will immediately lose protection under the act.
Cyber tort is as tortuous in nature as traditional torts, sometimes even more severe. Every person using the internet owes a duty to fellow users to act responsibly in compliance with the law and public morality. While cyberspace has come with a lot of benefits it has surely well-equipped the deviants in society paving way for a new era of offences. Technology has become so entrenched in our day to day lives that separation from it is not possible and the only way to protect user safety is content moderation. It may never be possible for any organization, government or not, to completely regulate all the content being made online each minute but surely much more protection can be offered to users with constant development of protective technology as well as law. The IT Act is a comprehensive piece of legislation, which aims at policing some of the activities over the Internet. But it is simply the beginning of cyber legislation as a lot of stone are still left untuned.
1Oxford Dictionaries | English. 2019. cyberspace | Definition of cyberspace in US English by Oxford Dictionaries. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/cyberspace. [Accessed 17 May 2019].
3IT Pro Portal. 2019. Can cybersecurity really keep up with technological change? | ITProPortal. [ONLINE] Available at: https://www.itproportal.com/features/can-cybersecurity-really-keep-up-with-technological-change/. [Accessed 17 May 2019].
4Avantika Goel. 2019. Define Torts & Give its essential elements | Infipark.com. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.infipark.com/articles/define-torts-give-its-essential-elements/. [Accessed 17 May 2019].
5legal Service India. 2019. Cyber Torts. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.legalservicesindia.com/article/1134/Cyber-Torts.html. [Accessed 17 May 2019].
6Justice K. S. Puttaswamy (Retd.) and Anr. vs Union of India And Ors;Writ Petition (Civil) No. 494 of 2012.
7section. 2(w)
8Avnish Bajaj v. State, 150 (2008) DLT 769
Rohith Venkatesan
B.A. LL.B (Hons.)student from National Law University Odisha.
An IPR enthusiast looking for opportunities to expand my horizon of knowledge. Also interested in keeping up to date with technology law and other emerging spheres in law. Avid reader, passionate debater and most of all a content writer.
Cyber Crime, Cyber terrorism, Cyber World, Cyber Wrongs, Defamation, Fraud, Hacking, Information Technology Act 2000, IT Act, Online Harassment, Stalking, Torts


Many people believe that it's very difficult to change their life and while it is, there are always exceptions to the rule. With the proper mind-set, the right plan and lots of willpower you can make the first step for a new beginning that will bring an end to your passive life.
I've been running manageyourlifenow for 5 years but this is the first time I will post a true story and not an article based on research evidence or studies. This article is also special for two more reasons, first because I will be sharing my own true story and second I hope that it will inspire and motivate people not to give up but always hope, work and wish for the best.
It all started 10 years ago while I was enjoying my summer holidays in Santorin – Greece and between the sun, the sand and the sea I decided to get actively involved with the Internet and explore the possibilities this new area or better era could offer to young and enthusiastic IT professionals. For sure it was an exciting experience much more than it is now, but besides excitement I was also looking for ways to create a sustainable income on-line.
What I wanted was a job where I could work on-line, from home, do whatever I wanted without having a boss or a timetable and make enough money to make a living! Everybody with whom I discussed my dream called me crazy but after 2006 (this was the point where I realized the potential of Google AdSense) my dream started becoming real and a few years later I have finally managed to turn my dream into a fulfilled goal.
It was not easy, in fact it was a journey filled with more failures than successes. Many times I deleted everything and started from the beginning either because what I was doing did not generate any outcome or because Google was destroying my efforts. Despite my academic background it took me many years to understand how search engines work, what the real Internet Marketing is and how to build a successful web site without taking any risks.
The problem with working online is that there is too much and too conflicting information on what works and what does not work in the Internet and if you don't know from where to start and who to trust you will get lost in a vicious circle without exit. It happened to me as well and I know the disappointment of seeing your endless hours in front of your computer producing zero return. At those times I was anxiously looking for someone to tell me what I was doing wrong and what I should do to get traffic and make something out of my online work.
Unfortunately for me I had to learn the hard way by trial and error. I had to go through a difficult process of working long hours without knowing what would be the result; all I knew is that I had to find a way out; I had to find a way to get out of the 9 to 5 and do something to change my life.
10 years after, I am happy to say that my persistence finally paid off. I gained confidence, knowledge and valuable experience that helped me escape from a boring routine and opened new horizons for more enjoyable experiences. Seeing how it felt, I decided that I had to share my experience and techniques with other people who want to work online and satisfy not only their financial needs but also the feeling of achievement, satisfaction and completion.
What I came up with is a book that describes step-by-step everything you need to know about creating a successful web site or blog. Unlike other books or products, I won't bother you with theories, imaginary web sites or fake scenarios but will show you REAL case studies, REAL examples from REAL web sites I have created over the years that generate both traffic and money. If you really feel that it's time for a change you can give this a try; it's not going to be easy but at least you know that it is possible provided that you follow the right path and use the correct tools.
If something is not clear or you are not sure how this story can change your life, join me in the comments below and I will try to do my best to answer your questions.
It's not only about money…money will come if you follow the correct path but the real reward is the feeling of achievement and satisfaction together with the confidence that you can actually meet one of your goals. I understand your question but money is really not the question here but what you can actually do to change something in your own life. For the sake of giving you an answer: enough to make a decent living.
Leon, I wouldn't agree with you more…it is a fact that success (of any kind) comes only after one (or more) failures so every time you fail, you are closer to your goals!
Diana hi and thank you for your question. What I describe above is how I managed to escape from the 9 to 5, what you will read in the book is how you can follow my methodology to drive more traffic to your web site and make more money. The two are related because my escape route was making web sites that have a lot of traffic and thus make money to make a living. I am not suggesting that by reading the book alone you can achieve all the above. What I am saying is that there are options available to change your life for the better and this is one of them.
Contact me to send you a complimentary version of the book to see for your self.
I don't have a kindle. Is there a pdf version of the book?
No and you don't need one. There is a free kindle reading application for all platforms so you can read the book anywhere without actually owning a kindle device. Follow the links to amazon and you will be asked to download kindle in your PC, iPad etc.
I have added my review on the amazon site but wanted to share here as well. I am giving this book a five star for 2 reasons: 1) I like the fact that it gives examples from the web. You can search on Google for the different keywords in the book and they show up in the top positions, so Alex's claims are correct 2) there many sources of traffic I didn't know they exist and from the examples they seem to work. I will give them a try and come back later for an update.
Thanks a lot for your comments and positive review.
As I told you in our email discussion before, building a high traffic web site is not easy, it is a lot of hard work but if you take the right steps it can be done.
I will be waiting for your feedback after you try my suggestions (as explained in the book) for increasing your web site's traffic!
Gonna check out this book from the good recommendations I've been seeing. I'm sick and tired of my dead end job and really really want to create a lifestyle business where I can be my own boss.
While it is possible to make the change, it is not easy. What you can find in the book is how to bring web traffic to your web site or blog but this is only one of the steps you have to take before reaching your goal. I know what you mean and how you feel but you need to create your plan and take it step-by-step.
I've read many papers, articles, and books about Internet marketing, and the more they recommend google ads, the more suspicious it seems to me. And all those recipes at the end will tell you that the most important thing is to keep on producing estable content is the most important thing. What is really new about this book that has not been said already?
First of all thank you for your nice question. I am sure that many people have the same concerns and this gives me a good opportunity to explain what's different about this book.
1. The book is based on a real case study; a web site you can visit and see in action all the guidelines suggested in the book so it is not only theoretical but it's also practical. The web site is caloriesecrets.net and this month (April 2013) traffic is expected to pass the 200,000 unique visits with more than 100,000 visits from Google. So you know that whatever you will read in the book, it works.
all their eggs in Google and Facebook but there are other ways to get traffic as well. All these are explained with actual numbers and statistics.
3. Everything I suggest is 100% safe. I am working online for many years and I know what is safe or not so you have no risk of implementing my suggestions.
4. Step-by-approach – I tell you exactly what changes you need to make to your web site and your internet marketing plan so that you get more visits.
To get back to your question, producing good quality content is important (it will always be important) but it is not the end of the story. Good content alone will not give you traffic or money, good content and a solid marketing plan will give you both traffic and money.
Finally, this book is not about or recommending Google ads.
I will be more than happy to answer any other questions.
The book sounds interesting Alex, is there any kind of discount you are offering at all please?
Amazon does not offer any way to create discounts (at least I did not find one) but please contact me at alex@reliablesoft.net and will send you the book as a gift!
Hi Alex, I love your story it is very inspiring. I am a student studying business management and prior to that I have read and purchased a number of internet marketing info/courses and they all say the pretty much the same. It seems without using affiliates to drive traffic to a product you can expect very little results, so I am curious.
As a student, I also wonder if I could preview a copy in return for an honest review?
Yes that would be no problem. Contact me at alex@reliablesoft.net and I will send you the book as a gift.
Alex, In the book you share the March statistics for the site. Can you also share the statistics for April 2013?
Marco Hi, thank you for your purchase and comment.
April 2013 was the best month ever for caloriesecrets. Organic traffic from Google rose to 102,944 and the total traffic for the month to 181,758! That's 30,000 increase between March and April!!
You can see all the details about April traffic as well as some tips on a post that will go live on reliablesoft.net on Mon 13th of May 2013.
thanks for the info and I am going to get your book. You are so right about the conflicting information. It has taking me a year to sift through the garbage but I did find a method that has made me some money online.
Matt Hi and thank you for your comment.
Well this is awkward but I'm Alex too.. (The girl version) Anyway, I'm having a really tough-rough time right now, and when I was reading you blog thought that you could help me. You know, help me motivate to get out of this crap life. I really don't know where to go, whom to talk to or what. Hope you will consider. Please e-mail me back. Thanks a lot! God Bless.


Mercurial is not CVS. The commands aren't the same. The concepts aren't the same. How is Mercurial different from CVS?
This gun is loaded. You can shoot yourself in the foot. You can lose work. The tool tries to protect you, but it can happen anyway. The two common failure modes are: (a) you run a command without knowing what it's going to do; (b) you hg commit or hg qrefresh with a mistaken understanding of the state of your working directory. So you accidentally commit changes that you didn't want to commit; or you accidentally commit a broken merge; etc. Often it's not immediately obvious that anything is wrong.
Forewarned is forearmed. Don't do these things. Don't run commands without knowing what they're going to do—hg help is your friend. Don't commit without diffing and thinking. And don't let yourself get into "play mode" and stop paying attention to the fact that what you're playing with is your own uncommitted work.
Use the latest stable release of Mercurial.
Learn how to get your bearings. Use read-only commands (like hg status, hg head, hg parents, hg log, hg diff, hg outgoing) to check the status of your repository. This is a key skill.
Configure a merge program and make sure you know how to use it. DO IT NOW. Otherwise you will likely screw up your repository at some point.
Mercurial doesn't leave conflict markers in your files; instead, it wants you to fix the conflicts immediately, using a merge program (like kdiff3) which it can launch for you.
This can be error-prone. By default, Mercurial uses the first merge program it finds on your system, and merge programs can have a learning curve. Mercurial does not do a good job of detecting busted merges and refusing to proceed, so just by closing a window you can unwittingly put yourself in a bad state. Bad merges may lead to seemingly inexplicable Mercurial behavior in the future.
This means some conflicts weren't resolved during the merge. If you don't know exactly what they are and how to fix them, use that hg update -C command to tell Mercurial that you've given up on that merge.
If you don't, Mercurial won't know, and the next time you commit, it'll make a merge changeset. This is bad. The result can look a lot like accidentally destroying a bunch of work, actually, but the damage can be undone.
If hg parents shows two parents, you're merging.
If you use Mercurial Queues, back up your work. hg qrefresh destructively replaces the old patch with the new one! Use hg qinit -c to create a separate backup repository for your patches and hg commit --mq -m backup regularly.
Don't use Mercurial Queues in a repository that someone might pull from since applied (non-public) patches would also be pulled.
Oops! Mercurial cut off your arm!
Don't randomly try stuff to see if it'll magically fix it. Remember what you stand to lose, and set down the chainsaw while you still have one good arm.
Get help on IRC. Try #hg or #developers on Mozilla IRC or #mercurial on freenode.


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Q: reading nc files in matlab I want to read multiple nc files from a folder. these files are in matrix form i.e. layer wise data. i have successfully read a single file and display the attributes and also extract them. but when i tried to plot them, it ends with the error. i am new to MATLAB so i don't know what kind of error is this and how to fix it.
I also have to read multiple files and create a separate data frame with desired variables.
i have tried this code:`
    filename='1.nc';
    ncdisp(filename);
    lat=ncread(filename,'latitude');
    lon=ncread(filename,'longitude');
    time=ncread(filename,'time');
    vertical=ncread(filename,'D_vertical_profile')
    mymap=pcolor(lat,lon,time)`

it comes with the error
Error using pcolor (line 57)
Matrix dimensions must agree.

A: Following the official documentation:

pcolor(X,Y,C) draws a pseudocolor plot of the elements of C at the locations specified by X and Y

So:
ncfile = 'C:\Path\To\File\1.nc';

lon = ncread(ncfile,'longitude');
lat = ncread(ncfile,'latitude');
time = ncread(ncfile,'time');

tco = ncread(ncfile,'TCO');
[x,y] = meshgrid(lon,lat);

for i = 1:length(time)
    pcolor(x,y,tco(:,:,i)');
    shading interp;
    title(sprintf('time = %f',time(i)));

    pause(0.1);
end

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This week, the world's most sustainable and progressive travel organisations were revealed by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), as they listed the finalists in the 2019 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards.
Sustainable travel has really hit its stride as a new generation of travellers push it into the mainstream. In recent years, travellers have been seeking sustainable experiences in their destination choices, from increasing cultural understanding to aiding in the conservation of wildlife and choosing accommodation with serious eco credentials. Travellers have never been more aware of their impact on the places they visit and the industry is responding.
Now in its 15th year, the Tourism for Tomorrow Awards recognises the organisations with a strong commitment to sustainability. This year's finalists include The Brando in Tahiti, which has been nominated for the Climate Action Award as it gets closer to reaching its goal of being carbon neutral and self-sustainable. Shanga by Elewana Collection in Tanzania has been shortlisted for the Investing in People Award for hiring approximately 50-75% of its camp staff from the local community.
Meanwhile, small-group tour company Intrepid Travel, known for its pioneering responsible tourism strategies (such as being the first major international travel company to remove elephant rides from its tours in 2014) are among the finalists in the Social Impact Award category. Organisations fighting the illegal wildlife trade through sustainable tourism have also been recognised, including SEE Turtles in the USA (who work to protect sea turtles through ecotourism) and The Cardamom Tented Camp (who operate a conservation-friendly adventure getaway in Cambodia).
Winners will be announced at the 19th WTTC Global Summit in Seville, Spain from 2–4 April 2019.
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Analysis: SMU Classic was Epic Jumpstart to Season
Michigan's Siobhan Haughey Photo Courtesy: Lon Horwedel
15 October 2017, 06:08pm
By Dan D'Addona.
The start of the college swimming season is always a little random. Some teams start earlier than others and it seems like there aren't too many big meets early on.
After all, it is still the middle of football season and we haven't reached the World Series yet, either.
But this weekend had a fantastic meet that should have people really ready for the college season, the SMU Classic. This annual meet has picked up steam over the past few years and this weekend, we saw a true classic.
The meet came down to the final couple of events with USC, Louisville and Michigan all within striking distance. These are three top-10 teams in the nation.
The USC women used a third-place finish in the final relay to win the SMU Women's Classic on Saturday, edging Louisville by a half point.
A meet can't get closer than a half a point unless there is a three-way tie for a particular place, which a team could win by a third of a point, or I suppose, a quarter of a point if there is a four-way tie.
But those rarely happen in any sort of meet, so it is pretty cool to say that this meet could not have been closer.
USC scored 331, while Louisville was runner-up with 330.5. Michigan was third with 322, followed by UCLA (239.5), Miami (230) and SMU (209).
This meet had everything: An extremely close team score and big performances by star swimmers.
There was even a pair of epic showdowns between national title contenders — yes two showdowns by the same swimmers, Louisville's Mallory Comerford and Michigan's Siobhan Haughey.
On Saturday, Comerford won the 100-yard freestyle in 47.00, narrowly edging Haughey (47.22) in another battle of two of the best collegiate swimmers in the world. The times are the top two in the country this year.
That followed another epic battle in the 200 freestyle on Friday when Comerford won the event in 1:41.70, ahead of Haughey's 1:42.44.
These two swimmers are both going to be vying for national titles. Comerford had the epic NCAA finish, tying Katie Ledecky to win the 200 freestyle as the duo held off Simone Manuel and Haughey.
That 200 free is shaping up to be the event of the meet for the women once again, though the 100 free will likely see Comerford, Manuel and Haughey as well.
There were some other great performances for this early in the season, too.
Comerford won the 500 freestyle in 4:39.24, holding off Michigan All-American Rose Bi (4:40.37).
USC's Riley Scott won both breaststroke events.
USC's Louise Hansson won the 200 backstroke (1:52.26), edging Michigan's Clara Smiddy (1:52.52). Hansson (1:55.80) also edged Smiddy (1:56.97) in the 200 IM.
USC's MAddie Wright won the 200 butterfly (1:54.97).
In Friday's final event, Michigan dominated the 800 free relay with a team of Gabby Deloof, Catie Deloof, Bi and Haughey. The quartet checked in at 7:00.71.
Louisville finished second in 7:06.36. Comerford led off in 1:43.33, a strong split.
Comerford became a star at last year's NCAA meet, but Haughey is right on her heels. It was great to see them really race each other, especially in a 100 free that was just 22 hundredths of a second difference. Throw in a good taper and a couple of Stanford legends and the 100 and 200 freestyle events will be can-miss events at the NCAA championships, and all season leading up to an epic finale.
You guys kill with your headlines….Louisville already got BEAT in a dual to Notre Dame…with Commerford getting BEAT twice…..so how is this a KICKOFF to a great season..when the season started with a loss…just saying
John Guy Smith
Great picture of posture in water. I suck at swimming. Gonna work on it this winter.
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Kusatsu's onsens are overflowing with some of Japan's best hot spring waters. Kusatsu Onsen has 7 water sources and among these, Sai-no-Kawara's waters are the most prized among the springs here. As a result, only long-standing hotels are allowed to pull water from Sai-no-Kawara, and Kusatsu Hotel is one of 6 hotels that are privileged with this ability.
Many years ago, a renowned German medical researcher claimed these waters had healing properties and that the waters themselves are gentle on the skin. For everyone to enjoy our hot springs, every day at 22:00 the hot springs switch gender admittance.
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Smart Reads: Bradley Voytek's 'Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?'
BY: World Science Festival Staff
When neuroscientists Bradley Voytek and Timothy Verstynen got together for regular beer and horror film sessions, they naturally started wondering what was going wrong in the brains of zombies shuffling across the screen. Now, they've buckled down and delivered an exhaustive report on the science of zombie symptoms in their new book, Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?: A Neuroscientific View of the Zombie Brain . We recently got a chance to chat with Voytek about the neuroscience of the undead:
(Note: This interview has been lightly edited for clarity and length.)
World Science Festival: So what is the most plausible way for "zombieism" to be transmitted?
Bradley Voytek: I like to joke that I know nothing about the human body once you get below the brain. So if you're asking me about immunology and epidemiology and genetics and infection, I have no idea. The canonical method is usually some blood-borne or bodily fluid-borne virus or infection of some sort.
If we're going to go for plausibility, there's certain things in the animal kingdom like the Cordyceps fungus, which infects ants, and causes their behavior to change—the ant will climb up onto a leaf and bite down and hold on so they don't get blown off, and then the fungus essentially causes them to explode, spraying spores everywhere. The higher up they are, the farther the spores spread, that's the idea.
WSF: Do we know what the fungus is doing in the ant brain?
BV: No, it's still a major area of ongoing research. Evolution is crazy, man!
WSF: How did you guys approach writing this book?
BV: We're taking a forensic neuroscience approach, like back in the pre-imaging days, before you had fancy brain scanners and all that. Back in the gladiatorial days of ancient Rome, the famous physician Galen was treating the gladiators, and he noticed that certain kinds of brain or spinal injuries led to specific kinds of behaviors or deficits. After the person died, he'd look at their brain and find some kind of traumatic lesion or injury to a particular brain area that caused them to, say, lose the ability to speak.
We kind of reversed that process. Given what we know about neuroscience, after observing zombie behavior, what would we say the zombie brain would have to look like to cause it to lose the ability to speak, and walk in shuffling movements and not be conscious of its surroundings? We broke the behavior down into symptoms, basically.
WSF: Can you give an example of a zombie symptom and a possible cause?
BV: Taking the classic 1960s zombie, why do they walk so slowly? Well, motor control—how our brain translates neurons firing into body movements—is incredibly complicated. You have a cauliflower-shaped structure in the back of your head called the cerebellum, which is only about 15 percent of brain volume, but has about half of the neurons in your brain. We think this area is doing really fast calculations to correct for movement errors.
You can be missing your cerebellum and be doing pretty okay, but you'll have these moving deficits: you tend to walk with this wide gait, you have relatively poor balance, it's hard for you to react quickly to things. So, based on the evidence, we can say that something in the zombie's cerebellum has gone awry. Either it's missing, or the signals its sending to the rest of the brain are not quite right. And we can keep doing this for every zombie symptom.
WSF: What consequences are there when a zombifying agent brings a dead brain back to life?
BV: Neurons start to die off within minutes when there's a lack of oxygen—especially neurons in the hippocampus, this seahorse-shaped area a couple inches in from your temple, which is pretty important for forming memories. So if, as in The Walking Dead, the zombie infection takes hold after someone dies and reanimates them, if there's that couple minutes of delay before restarting, there's going to be some brain areas dying off.
In the book, we call this the "time to resurrection" hypothesis. If you look at "fast zombies," like in the movie 28 Days Later, the infection there takes just seconds to transform somebody from a normal person into this rage-fueled monster. We argue that because you're only dead for a few seconds, there hasn't been much damage to the physical substrate of the brain, so you're still coordinated. But in Night of the Living Dead, the undead may have been dead for weeks or months, so they would have decayed quite a bit.
WSF: Does neuroscience offer hope for zombies? Can they be cured?
BV: There's this movie, Fido, where humans take the remaining zombies and put this little remote control collar on them that keeps their behavior in check—and they start using zombies as manual laborers, housekeepers, things like that. That's not too far-fetched. I can actually use a device called a transcranial magnetic stimulator—a non-invasive tool we use to investigate brain function—to stimulate different parts of your motor cortex, the neurons on the outer part of your brain that send signals to your muscles, and make different parts of your body twitch. So it's not super-far fetched that we could create a remote-controlled zombie.
Curing them, though, goes into infection, epidemiology, and all that. But if it's an organic cause, potentially there would be a cure.
WSF: It seems the book is a good way for people to absorb principles of neuroscience that maybe they wouldn't have gotten from a textbook!
BV: Yes! We hope that people who don't normally care about this will end up accidentally learning something about the brain. If I walk into a lecture hall and start talking about excitation and inhibition ratios, the eyes glaze over after that first Powerpoint slide. But if I go in and start talking about, OK, why is it that the zombie infection causes the undead to crave human flesh, suddenly peoples' eyes light up, and high school kids are paying attention and asking these really pointed questions.
Below, check out an excerpt from the book where Voytek and Verstynen investigate the sleep habits of zombies (or lack thereof):
There are three major symptoms that we see in modern zombies that make us think that these deep brain systems regulating sleep are dysfunctional. First, zombies never really appear to sleep. They can wander around day and night looking for prey, without rest. This extreme form of insomnia suggests that the reticular activating system is chronically engaged and may never shut off. This is similar to what you see in animals with lesions (localized tissue damage to the sleep-promoting VLPO neurons).
Second, while they are awake enough to move around and act, zombies appear to lack definite forms of awareness that are the hallmark of being completely awake. Instead they appear to move with stupor and slowness that we all experience in those liminal moments between being asleep and being awake. Thus, there appears to still be some engagement of the sleep-promoting neurons in the deep brain. This at first seems counterintuitive, given the first symptom of insomnia… but remember, the switch between awake ("on") and asleep ("off") normally happens in fast cascades. If the cascades don't happen in such a fast "flip-flop" fashion then you get sleep disorders like somnambulism.
Third, zombies appear to have horribly deficient spatial and experiential memories such as are encoded by the hippocampus. They get lost fairly easily, even in indoor malls where they've been stuck for weeks. We know that the creation of this form of memory is a sleep-dependent process. This further supports the hypothesis that zombies do not have well-formed sleep cycles.
Excerpted from Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep? A Neuroscientific View of the Zombie Brain by Timothy Verstynen & Bradley Voytek © 2014 by Princeton University Press. Reprinted by permission.
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Q: How to properly delete projects in PlatformIO? I use PlatformIO with Visual Studio Code on Windows 10.
Now whenever I:

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*create a Project with a name X

*close Visual Studio Code

*delete the Project folder X

*open Visual Studio Code

*create a new Project with the same name X
I get an empty project with a main.cpp file as expected, but the IDE shows an error for the line:
#include <Arduino.h>

The Error says: "Include Error recognised. Update your includePath." (Translated)
However, if I try to build, it compiles just fine. Even uploading and running works.
This include error appears not only with Arduino.h but with all includes, even if the file is in the exact same location. And it appears in other files than just main.cpp as well.
Can you tell me why this happens? How can I reuse the project names of deleted projects? Or If I should not delete projects like this (delete the project folder), how else would I delete a project?
I tried this with multiple project names and different boards, always with the same result.
Things I tried so far:
I found a Folder .cache in the PIO directory. But unfortunately renaming it (after step 3) did not help: after restarting PIO it recreated the folder as expected but the error message is still here.
In the same location there is a file homestate.json that among other things contains the path to recently opened projects. I removed those entries without luck.

A: I am just starting out with VSCoode and PlatformIO so i can't tell you why all of what you are seeing is happening is happening.
I use VSCode v1.63.0 on Windows 10.
If you want to delete the old project name, reuse it or not, you can bring up the Command Palette under the View menu (Shift-Control-P for me) and  search for Workspace: Remove Folder from Workspace...., it will only be listed if you have projects in the workspace. A list of projects will be displayed, selected which one to delete and click on it. There will not be a confirmation prompt.


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Onsite Energy Corporation's Handling of Notes Payable
Onsite Energy Corporation, an energy efficiency services company who develops, designs, constructs, owns and operates comprehensive energy efficiency projects including lighting retrofit systems, energy management systems, equipment upgrades, HVAC modification, high-efficiency motors, and cogeneration/small power systems announced that it raised approximately $1 million through the sale of long-term receivables (PR Newswire, 1997). Proceeds from the sale were used to repay approximately $400,000 in notes payable and the balance was used as working capital.
Also, Onsite completed the preliminary closing of the sale of its interests in Television City Cogen, L.P. ("TCC"). The sale will be paid in three increments and will ultimately provide Onsite with proceeds sufficient to retire virtually all of its outstanding notes payable, which will reduce monthly interest expense by approximately $17,000 and debt service payments by approximately $60,000 per month, subject to receipt of payments from the buyer in accordance with the purchase and sale agreement. Onsite previously announced that it expected to realize a gain on the sale of TCC of approximately $200, 000. As the transaction was finally structured, for accounting purposes, Onsite recognized a loss on the sale of TCC of approximately $450,000. It was anticipated that the loss will be recorded, along with an anticipated operating loss, in Onsite's third fiscal quarter ended March 31, 1997. It is Onsite's mission to be a premier provider of energy efficiency solutions for institutional, commercial and industrial customers (PR Newswire, 1997).
Companies can learn from this example, to effectively structure their long-term receivable (such as bonds) to meet immediate working capital and short-term financial needs such as but not limited to Notes Payable.
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Forbes Highest-Paid Male Actors 2019: Akshay Kumar Is The Only Indian In The List
Praneet Samaiya August 22, 2019
Forbes has unveiled the list of highest-paid actors for the year 2019. This year has many surprises on the list. But the biggest surprise is Bollywood Actor Akshay Kumar who joins the list of the highest-paid male actors. The list is from June 1, 2018, to June 1, 2019. You might be wondering whether it may be Tony Stark aka Ironman or Captain America or Thor from Avengers: Endgame. Though, Avengers: Endgame was the highest-grossing movie of all time. But, the person who topped the list of the highest-paid actor is none other than Dwayne Johnson popularly known as The Rock. Check out the name of other actors who made it to the list of the highest-paid actors 2019.
10. Will Smith – $35,000,000
The famous actor recently played the role of Genie in Disney's Aladdin. Will Smith with earnings $35,000,000.
9. Paul Rudd – $41,000,000
Remember Ant-Man from Marvel series. Paul Rudd joins the list at no.9 position.
8. Chris Evans – $43,500,000
The list has many Marvel superheroes, with Chris Evans aka Steve Rogers aka Captain America is in no. 8 position.
7. Adam Sandler – $57,000,000
The American actor, comedian, screenwriter, and musician Adam Sandler is in no. 7.
6. Bradley Cooper – $57,000,000
The Grammy Award and BAFTA Award winner Bradley Cooper is in no. 6 with earnings $57,000,000.
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Nota per i suoi sforzi umanitari come mediatrice tra i monarchici e gli alleati a Roma al termine del secondo conflitto mondiale, dalla seconda metà degli anni '70 tornò agli onori delle cronache per essere stata la capofila della nobiltà nera romana favorevole allo scisma di Marcel Lefebvre che ospitò per una conferenza nel suo palazzo romano.

Biografia
Nacque a Genova il 22 gennaio 1914, figlia del marchese Giacomo Medici Del Vascello e di sua moglie Olga Leumann.

Nel 1939 sposò a La Mandria Guglielmo Marius Hubert Marie de Pierre de Bernis de Courtavel, il quale fu fatto principe Pallavicini nel 1937 per adozione. Il principe fu pilota della Regia Aeronautica e venne dichiarato missing in action il 1º agosto 1940, dopo un combattimento aereo sul Mediterraneo (fu ufficialmente dichiarato morto nel 1950).

L'unica figlia avuta, Maria Camilla, sposerà, nel 1968, Armando Diaz della Vittoria, nipote del generale Armando Diaz e, dal suo matrimonio, nasceranno due figli, Sigieri e Moroello.

Durante l'occupazione nazista di Roma, dopo l'armistizio fra l'Italia e le forze alleate, la principessa fornì supporto ai partigiani monarchici italiani e per questo le fu assegnata la medaglia di bronzo al valor militare.

Nei primi anni del 2000 fu anche politicamente attiva, sostenendo le politiche del vicepresidente americano Dick Cheney e del suo segretario alla Difesa Donald Rumsfeld.

La principessa Elvina Pallavicini morì a Cortina d'Ampezzo il 29 agosto 2004. I suoi funerali furono tenuti presso la basilica di San Lorenzo in Lucina a Roma.

La "principessa della resistenza" al Concilio Vaticano II
A partire dal 1977, la principessa Elvina Pallavicini guidò un gruppo di nobili neri che fornì supporto all'arcivescovo Marcel Lefebvre.

Nellentourage della principessa vi era un ristretto numero di amici e consiglieri come il marchese Roberto Malvezzi Campeggi (membro della guardia nobile pontificia al momento dello scioglimento del corpo nel 1970) ed il marchese Luigi Coda Nunziante di San Ferdinando, già comandante della Marina Militare italiana, i quali le consigliarono di invitare l'arcivescovo a celebrare una messa in latino nella residenza romana della principessa, palazzo Pallavicini Rospigliosi, vicino al palazzo del Quirinale, e qui di tenere una conferenza sulle argomentazioni contro il Concilio Vaticano II.

Paolo VI, in un primo momento tutt'altro che preoccupato dell'iniziativa, affidò il convincimento della principessa ad uno suo stretto collaboratore di allora, monsignor Sergio Pignedoli (che verrà da lui creato cardinale nel 1973). Dopo un'ampia discussione telefonica nella quale il prelato comunque sottolineò l'inopportunità di invitare un personaggio tanto scomodo al Santo Padre, la principessa ribatté di avere la libertà di invitare chi ritenesse adeguato nella propria abitazione, raffreddando da subito i rapporti col Vaticano. Paolo VI decise quindi di rivolgersi al principe Aspreno II Colonna che ancora ricopriva ad personam la carica di assistente al soglio pontificio, chiedendogli di farsi ricevere dalla principessa, ma questa gli si negò.

La Segreteria di Stato Pontificia quindi decise di far entrare in gioco l'allora monsignor Andrea Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo, da poco consacrato arcivescovo e nominato nunzio in Papua Nuova Guinea, il quale era figlio del colonnello Giuseppe Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo che era stato capo della resistenza monarchica a Roma e che era stato fucilato dai tedeschi nelle Fosse Ardeatine nel 1944 ed era quindi ritenuto personaggio influente presso la principessa. Di fronte alle insistenze del futuro cardinale Montezemolo, la principessa gli ricordò come anche suo padre aveva resistito agli ordini dei superiori per combattere il nazifascismo perché lo riteneva giusto, e questo fece desistere anche lui dal proseguire contro la nobildonna.

Dal Vaticano venne quindi giocata l'ultima carta disponibile, ovvero l'ex re Umberto II d'Italia che si trovava in esilio a Cascais. Il marchese Falcone Lucifero, allora ministro della Real Casa, telefonò personalmente alla principessa Pallavicini per farle sapere che il sovrano la pregava vivamente di rimandare la conferenza, ma anche questo sforzo si rivelò inutile.

La Santa Sede a questo punto, sempre più preoccupata della piega che stavano prendendo gli eventi, decise di passare alle maniere forti ed iniziò a pubblicare sui principali quotidiani italiani una serie di articoli contro la conferenza e la sua patrona, la quale veniva presentata in essi come una testarda aristocratica circondata da nobili nostalgici d'altri tempi. Venne inoltre fatto sapere privatamente alla principessa che qualora la conferenza si fosse svolta sarebbe stata scomunicata.

Il 30 maggio 1977 la principessa Pallavicini rispose con un comunicato all'Ansa nel quale precisava che la sua iniziativa non era mossa da alcuno spirito di sfida nei confronti della Chiesa, ma semplicemente per amore di essa e per fornire a monsignor Lefebvre la possibilità di dire il suo punto di vista, cosa che in Italia gli era stata finora negata. Il giorno successivo il principe Aspreno II Colonna con un articolo a prima pagina sul quotidiano Il Tempo rispose all'iniziativa della principessa dichiarando che il patriziato romano si dissociava dall'iniziativa, ritenendola inopportuna. Il giorno precedente la conferenza, il 5 giugno, però, fu il cardinale vicario Ugo Poletti a colpire ancora più violentemente l'iniziativa con una dichiarazione sul giornale Avvenire con la quale attaccò direttamente monsignor Lefebvre ed i suoi seguaci, ma ancora una volta la principessa rispose dichiarando:

Al giorno della conferenza del 6 giugno tutto si svolse regolarmente alla presenza di quattrocento invitati appositamente per prendere parte al dibattito. La principessa non venne scomunicata come minacciato dal Vaticano, ma la sua azione spaccò ancora di più la società aristocratica romana sul tema della riforma nella Chiesa.

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Eaton's Alex McCarty placed first at the Preble County Cross Country Championships on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The Eagles placed nine runners in the top 10 win the meet with 17 points.
Eaton's Allison Mowen placed first at the Preble County Cross Country Championships on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The Eagles placed nine runners in the top 10 win the meet with 16 points.
EATON — Eaton's boys and girls cross county teams each claimed county titles at the Preble County Meet on Tuesday, Sept. 18 at Fort. St. Clair Park.
The girls team had nine of the top 10 placers and finished with 16 points. Preble Shawnee was second with 53 and Tri-County North was third with 70. Twin Valley South did not field an entire girls team.
For the boys, Eaton also had nine of the top 10 spots to finish with 17 points. Twin Valley South was second with 51 and Tri-County North was third with 74. Preble Shawnee did not field a full team.
National Trail did not participate in the meet due to a death of a student within the school district.
Eaton freshman Allison Mowen was the individual county champion with a time of 21 minutes, 58.59 seconds. She was followed by teammates Claire Meyer (22:23.0), Briana Baker (23:19.24) and Brooke Caplinger (23:32.38) in second through fourth place.
Preble Shawnee's Hannah Myers was fifth in 23:44.17.
Rounding out the top 10 was Eaton's Rachel Buckler (24:01.73), Cari Metz (25:12.31), Ali Owens (25:15.83), Arica Hamilton (25:28.64) and Ashlynn Conley (25:32.90).
Finishing in 11th through 15th place was Preble Shawnee's Caiden Duskey (25:38.45), Eaton's Laura Clyburn (25:55.65), Twin Valley South's Isabella Mills (26:25.46) Tri-County North's Addie Singleton (26:29.32) and Eaton's Elaina Maynard (27:31.25).
On the boys side, Eaton's Alex McCarty won the meet with a time of 17:10.90. He was followed by teammates Alex Newport (17:13.96) and Jack Bortel (17:19.18) in second and third place.
Twin Valley South's Kyle Saul was fourth in 17:52.58.
Rounding out the top 10 was Eaton's Cole Bulach (18:02.84), Dylan Sudding (18:11.45), Todd Coates (18:13.18), LeKendric Brown (18:36.67), KeAnthony Bales (18:45.06) and Ben Brewer (18:49.23).
Placing 11th through 15th was Tri-County North's Brandon Smeltzer (19:09.66), Eaton's Austin Kopf (19:34.61), Eaton's Gideon Smith (19:42.81), Twin Valley South's Brandan Wright (20:05.76) and Twin Valley South's Seth Craft (20:06.80).
Eaton's junior high girls placed first with 15 points. Kiera Elliot was the county champ with a time of 13:48.23.
Preble Shawnee won the junior high boys race with with 37 points. Eaton was second with 41 and Twin Valley South was third with 44. Eaton's Kolby Hamilton won the race in 12:07.62. Preble Shawnee's Mason Shrout was second in 14:47.30.
https://www.registerherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/41/2018/09/web1_countyxc5.jpgEaton's Alex McCarty placed first at the Preble County Cross Country Championships on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The Eagles placed nine runners in the top 10 win the meet with 17 points.
https://www.registerherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/41/2018/09/web1_countyxc7.jpgEaton's Allison Mowen placed first at the Preble County Cross Country Championships on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The Eagles placed nine runners in the top 10 win the meet with 16 points.


The Trek Collective: Vesta design, new 24th century meta-story and a whole heap of novely news, oh my!
Vesta design, new 24th century meta-story and a whole heap of novely news, oh my!
The design will be used in the 2010 Ships of the Line, and more excitingly, on planned future novels featuring the Aventine! Which leads into the really big news I think: Following on from Destiny in 2010 will be a new cross-series meta-story, incorporating the new Aventine book (or books), TNG, Voyager and Titan. The Federation will face a new alien threat, called "The Typhon Pact" which, as editor Margaret Clark, has described "is comprised of non Federation members who "watched the Federation insidiously 'Root Beer' their way across the Galaxy and they realize the Federation is down and it is time to move."
There's also big news for the Voyager section of this big adventure, the second new Voyager book now has a title "Unworthy", which will see, amongst other Voyager regulars, the return of Seven to Voyager and a cameo from Neelix. Voyager will be on a new mission exploration and accompanied by a number of support ships. And one more big bit of news, Chakotay will no longer be captain after "dealing with having his soul ripped out" due to the "apparent death of Kathryn Janeway" in Before Dishonor.
Away from all the 24th century excitement there is also a new description of Enterprise: The Romulan War: "Because of things that unfolded in "Kobayashi Maru," the Vulcans have to come with a horrifying fact and they realize that there is something they have to do. Vulcan is going trough upheaval after the rediscovery of Surak's teachings and the society is not as stable as what we see in the 23rd century. T'Pol realizes what their involvement in a war could wrought on Vulcan society and she does something that horrifies her partners in the coalition, but will eventually lead to the foundation of the United Federation of Planets and the Vulcan that we see in the Kirk era."
In less exciting news there are also some delays to the schedule (at least in part due to Marco Palmieri's departure). The third Myriad Universes anthology, now titled Shattered Light, has been delayed until August 2010, it will still include three short novels, including a TNG story by David R. George, and a Sulu story by Scott Pearson. The Seven Deadly Sins anthology has also been pushed back, to March 2010 and the latest Corps of Engineers omnibus, Out of the Cocoon has been pushed back to December 2010. Finally the hardcover omnibus of the Crucible trilogy planned for release along side the new movie, as been cancelled.
-The latest run of reference books haven't done so well it seems, so no more of those for now.
-No return to original ebooks for now.
-A deal is being worked on for new audio books.
-2010 will see something slight unusual, David Mack's Mirror Universe story The Sorrows of Empire is to be expanded and published as a stand-along novel.


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Q: C# VS2012 Betfair web reference to wsdl I am trying to connect to the betfair API using this address:
https://api.betfair.com/global/v3/BFGlobalService.wsdl
I have successfully done this for another gambling exchange with no problem at all.
When I try and add the web reference VS tells me it is not found. When I put it in a browser, same thing (logged in or not logged in to betfair).
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?!
Thanks
UPDATE: I downloaded some sample code. I can see the web reference in VS, if I click on update I get the same message as when i try to add one myself (HTTP 401: Gone)

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Xue Liu named Distinguished Member of ACM
December 17, 2020 —
Prof. Xue (Steve) Liu of McGill's School of Computer Science has been recognized as a 2020 Distinguished Member of the Association for Computing Machinery, which describes itself as "the world's largest computing society" with a mandate to "raise awareness of computing's important technical, educational, and social issues." The ACM has 100,000 members around the world, representing universities, research institutions and the private sector.
In 2017, Prof. Liu was awarded the Mitacs Professor Award for Outstanding Leadership.
Prof. Liu is the founding director of McGill's Cyber-Physical Intelligence Lab, which focuses on research in green IT, smart energy, smart vehicles (including driving safety and traffic efficiency) and mobile computing. The William Dawson Scholar and IEEE Fellow is one of 64 ACM members worldwide recently honoured as Distinguished Members for "a range of accomplishments that move the computing field forward."
In a statement, the ACM noted that Liu and his ACM colleagues "have made contributions in a wide range of technical areas including data science, mobile and pervasive computing, artificial intelligence, computer science education, computer engineering, graphics, cybersecurity, and networking, among many other areas."
ACM President Gabriele Kotsis said in a statement that "the active participation of ACM members, in our organization and in the field more broadly, is the foundation of a global scientific society. With the Distinguished Member designation, ACM celebrates specific contributions of these members and their career growth as reflected in a long-term commitment to the field, as well as their collaboration with peers in supporting a global professional association for the benefit of all."
The ACM's Distinguished Member program was initiated in 2006 to recognize members with at least 15 years of professional experience "who have made significant accomplishments or achieved a significant impact on the computing field."
Prof. Liu is also an associate member of the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA) and vice-president for research and development, chief scientist and co-director of the Samsung AI Center Montreal. The Center does machine-learning research and "serves as an outpost for collaboration with top universities, academic centers, and start-ups within the Greater Montreal AI community, while tapping into the tremendous AI talent in the region."
From 2016 to 2019, Liu was also the chief scientist for Tinder Inc., the dating and social discovery app. He has co-authored a number of books, including a recent one on storage in cloud computing. In 2017, Liu received the Mitacs Professor Award for Outstanding Leadership, awarded in recognition of his commitment, outstanding leadership, and exceptional talent for merging industry with academic research.
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Teranga Gold secures financing commitment to fund Wahgnion project
Teranga Gold has secured a $165m debt financing commitment from Taurus Funds Management to fund the development of the Wahgnion gold project in Burkina Faso.
The amount will be provided at an interest rate of 8.75% per annum and is payable quarterly in arrears.
A portion of the funding is anticipated to be used to repay all of Teranga's current outstanding bank debt.
Taurus is set to receive 2,000,000 unlisted four-year warrants to acquire common shares in Teranga once the debt financing facility agreement has been implemented.
"We are very pleased to be partnering with Taurus to deliver on our vision of becoming the next multi-asset, mid-tier gold producer in West Africa."
Teranga Gold president and CEO Richard Young said: "We are very pleased to be partnering with Taurus to deliver on our vision of becoming the next multi-asset, mid-tier gold producer in West Africa.
"Together with our cash-on-hand and free cash flows from our flagship Sabodala mine, we expect to have sufficient financial resources to bring Wahgnion, our second gold mine, into production and continue to advance Golden Hill through feasibility."
Teranga began initial construction at Wahgnion in the third quarter of 2017 through an early works programme.
The company is currently slated to begin mill construction in the second quarter of this year.
Teranga expects to increase its annualised gold production by 50% to between 300,000oz and 350,000oz once production begins at Wahgnion by the end of 2019.
Furthermore, the company has secured an additional $25m to fund a future feasibility study for the Golden Hill project, which is also located in Burkina Faso.
Golden Hill comprises five advanced prospects along with multiple high-grade, near-surface gold intercepts.
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JC: Congrats on the success of Endeavour! I must admit I found the book on audible because of the narrator (Michael Kramer), which we'll get to later. As a fantasy writer, I drift often into space science fiction, having read much of Jack Campbell, Kevin J. Anderson, Dan Simmons, and more recently, Andy Weir and Stephen Moss. To start off, who are your favorite authors in the genre? Who inspires you?
RK: Thank you, Jacob. It's great to know that I am appealing to a cross-genre audience. Those last three authors you mentioned would, without a doubt, appear on my top ten – in fact Dan Simmons' The Hyperion Cantos is one of my favorites. Stephen Moss, who I believe is an indie is definitely one to watch and I suspect we will be seeing a lot more of him. Alistair Reynolds, Clarke and Stephen Baxter would also appear on my list. The way they consider deep time issues is absolutely visionary.
JC: Those are some great names in the genre. Tell us a little about the story of Endeavour and where it strives to take the reader.
RK: When I started writing Endeavour, there were two themes I wanted to explore. The first was something that seems to be strangely underrepresented in SF for some reason; that of humanity first setting foot on a world circling another star. Sure there are lots of stories covering society once it has set up, or integrated itself into, a large galactic community, but not very much about simply being the first to explore out into deep space. The second theme was that of the Fermi Paradox.
SIMPLY PUT, WE SHOULD BE SEEING SIGNS OF ALIENS EVERYWHERE. WE DON'T. WHY IS THAT?
So a good portion of the story is exploring that aspect. The final theme fell out when I decided on the technology the explorers would use to cross interstellar distances. The time it would take the ship, Endeavour to travel to another star would be subjectively instantaneous – yet objectively would still take years. Humanity would move on and evolve in that time. Gradually the crew of Endeavour start to become more and more out of touch with their home. Together, these elements create a future history covering the next 400 years or so.
JC: That element was particularly interesting to me: following the same crew over 400 earth years but their time together has been much shorter relative to their space travels. Really opened the mind. How long did it take you to come up with the story for Endeavour? Did you pretty much have it all laid out from the beginning or did you just start writing with a few ideas?
RK: I love my running and much of the story of Endeavour was gestated while I was training for a half marathon as a means of distracting myself. That meant when I started writing it, I had a good portion of it laid out from the outset. Of course, there are odd little surprises and that came about. Much of the second expedition was initially going to take a different direction, but actually, once I started writing it, what made it into the final cut made more sense.
JC: I love it when my characters correct my outline. Along with the above, do you find yourself to be more of a discovery writer, a heavy outliner, or somewhere in between?
RK: I would say I'm a light outliner. I had around twenty or so 'scenes' in mind when I began writing Endeavour, which, when laid out accounts for around 60% of the word count. The other 40% I discovered along the way. Some were simple connecting scenes, others became a little more integral to the story – after a little bit of polishing of course.
JC: I listened to the book and really loved the concepts of it. Really, I just gave it a shot on a whim. There's a lot of science in it, but I didn't feel bogged down in the minutia of it, much how The Martian played out for me. Do you have a background in aeronautical science or astronomy? How much research did you have to put into the book to give it the authentic feel it has?
RK: My degree was in Aerospace Technology, and I spent a summer placement helping to design a satellite. So yes, I do have a bit of a background in it. Also, I always loved flying and actually got my pilots license before I learned to drive. I made some choices though, and ultimately decided that out of astronaut or cop, my two dream childhood jobs, cop was more achievable so I followed that line. I must admit, the research phase is by far the most fun bit of writing for me. I would happily spend hours reading up on things that might just get boiled down to a sentence in the book. The hardest bit was, as with any book that attempts to utilize cutting edge research, you find that some stuff you intend to use gets debunked in the year or so development cycle. This was particularly true around exo-planets as new information comes in. Fortunately I managed to reintegrate most of that new info as it came in, but there did have to come a point where I 'froze' what I had. Especially interesting was various competing theories, sometimes you just have to back a technological horse and follow it. Again, with cutting edge science, especially much of it which hasn't been demonstrated experimentally, you have to pick a theory and say "that is true in the Sleeping Gods universe".
JC: Tell us about your next book, Erebus. I understand it's in the hands of the editors. Does that mean we're close to a release? Did you have the book mostly complete before Endeavour was released?
RK: Erebus is in with my editor at the moment, and I have the first set of notes back for that, which I'm eager to get tucked into. One of the things I'm keen for is that the first edition is the final product, rather than the incremental approach I followed with Endeavour with four editions coming out as I honed my skills.
Erebus brings into play my other profession. It's a cop story set in the Sleeping God's universe. The starting point is roughly midway through Endeavour's narrative and should pick up some unanswered questions a reader of Endeavour will have. It follows an investigation into a terrorist incident and a surrounding conspiracy that grows and grows in scope as the investigators uncover more. One of the things I'm balancing at the moment, is ensuring that my original readership won't think "Oh he's sold out and is just telling a boring action novel!" while bringing something new to the series. There's still lots of exploration and ancient alien artifacts in it, while telling the story from a new perspective rather than that of seasoned astronauts. It isn't necessary for someone to have read Endeavour to enjoy Erebus or vice versa, however to enjoy book three fully, one would preferably have read both.
JC: Tell us a little about your publishing experience. Who did you publish with? What's your experience with them been? I understand the audio rights were sold to Tantor Media. How did that come about?
RK: I initially self-published Endeavour through Amazon. I was as surprised as anyone when sales really started to take off, and after three months I was approached by two publishers, Tantor Media, who wanted the audio rights and Tickety Boo Press, who wanted to handle the ebook and hardcopy. The audio rights were something I had never even considered before, so that made the decision easy. After some negotiation, Tantor had the rights. TBP was a little more involved as part of their deal was they would get a comprehensive edit completed through Ian Sales, an award winning hard SF author and Jennifer Carson, to 'Americanize' the book (where the majority of my readers were from). Jennifer actually went a lot deeper than that, and really worked on the structure to bring the story out. Once that was done the manuscript went back to Tantor who had enlisted Michael Kramer to narrate. I got incredibly lucky with having him assigned. To this day I'm not sure how that came about, but I am very grateful to have a narrator with his pedigree, skills and status.
JC: It seems to be paying off in all respects. With the rise of easy self-publishing, it seems "everyone's an author" nowadays. Since you started out self-published, what nuggets of wisdom can you impart to those that are still working on that manuscript, dreaming of become an author?
RK: The biggest one is to not underestimate the need to have your work checked by a fresh pair of eyes (preferably many!), and then take their feedback on board. You don't have to act on it, but you can read your own book until your eyes are ready to fall out, and still not spot all those annoying typos or plot holes. Get an edit done, preferably a professional one. I would also say that self-publishing may be easy, but to do it RIGHT is not the easy option. It means you have to wear a lot of hats, some of which are not ones you might have thought fell under an author's remit, everything from accounting to cover art. Be prepared for those roles! Lastly, self-publishing is no longer the poor cousin of traditional. One just has to look at the fact out of the two major film adaptations and one TV show adaption in SF in 2015 – they originated from the SP pool.
JC: Self-publishing is indeed a task of wearing many hats. I'm not sure most authors understand that writing is only part of the gig–after that, you have to put a business hat on and get to work. Everyone would benefit from a marketing class. They don't call it bestselling author for nothing.
Out of 137 ratings on Audible, 112 are 4 and 5 stars. That's fantastic. Your book takes us on quite a journey through the galaxy. Tell us about your creative process. How did you come up with some of the races?
RK: Thanks, Jacob. Hmmm, I think to go into some of the specifics might be spoilers. What I was very keen for was not to have aliens with funny foreheads which seem to be in a lot of TV shows. I wanted to ensure the aliens were actually alien; for example, I was quite keen on an aquatic based intelligence. The problem with that is you then have to start considering their technologies and how they might overcome the limitations of their environment in terms of combustion etc. You quickly realize in order to come out with a believable race, that is truly different – you have to start getting creative with that kind of thing!
JC: Do you believe there's life out there among the billions and billions of galaxies?
RK: I think there's no way there can't be. What I do think is that there is some kind of filter, some reason why an alien race can't or won't communicate after it reaches a certain point. If you want to know what theory I advocate the most… read Endeavour.
JC: Lastly, if Captain Kirk were on the ship Endeavour, how would the story have been different?
RK: Ha! Let me see, if Captain Kirk was on Endeavour, I imagine he would have probably tried to have his wicked way with any aliens they encounter, started an interplanetary war and wondered where the photon torpedoes were!
That concludes my interview with Ralph Kern. If you're in the mood for a good space sci-fi read with an intelligent approach to exploration and cutting edge tech that won't leave you clawing your eyes out with boredom, give Endeavour a shot.
You can find my award-winning #1 bestselling book, Circle of Reign, Book 1 of The Dying Lands Chronicle, on kindle, nook, paperback, hardback, and audible.
Two short stories, The Red Grove and Remnants and Shadows, are also available in digital and audio format.


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Phnom Penh Post - Ministry to warn Hanshin Engineering for faulty roads
Ministry to warn Hanshin Engineering for faulty roads
Voun Dara | Publication date 04 May 2020 | 21:47 ICT
Minister Sun Chanthol inspected Hanshin's work with the help of a specialised machine. Public Works Ministry
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Minister of Public Works and Transport Sun Chanthol will send a warning letter to South Korea's Hanshin Engineering and Construction Co Ltd, which is responsible for building National Roads 2 and 22 from Phnom Penh to Takeo province after he found it to be behind schedule and having technical errors.
"I didn't tell anyone that I had gone down to check National Roads 2 and 22 last Sunday except two of my technicians.
"Having checked it, we saw [the mistakes]. The company [Hanshin] which was entitled to build the roads from Phnom Penh to Takeo has only two pieces of machinery. No one has ever done the work on National Roads 2 and 22," he said.
He said if he had not checked the roads, no one would have known about their inadequacies, and that when the company was asked about its lack of progress, it said the machinery operators were busy.
When Chanthol inspected some of Hanshin's work with a specialised machine, he found that they were not built to the correct specifications.
"I will write a formal warning letter to the company and establish a timeline for it to fix the errors. If they fail to solve them, it will have a problem with the Ministry of Public Works and Transport," he warned.
Chanthol reminded officials that previously, the company had been charged with building roads from Skun village in Cheung Prey district in Kampong Cham province, to Siem Reap.
He said these roads had also not been built correctly and the ministry had ordered them to be rebuilt.
He emphasised that any company which builds roads improperly will be required to rebuild them and referenced past examples, including the initially poor construction of National Road 21 from Takhmao town to Koh Thom district in Kandal province.
"But I don't want to have it like that. I want those companies to build roads according to the technical standards.
"When roads are damaged, I repair them. I don't want to make repairs on my roads. Try to build them well following proper technical standards," he said.
He also said the ministry had removed eight Hanshin technical inspectors because they had not inspected the roads properly.
Contact author: Voun Dara
Initial phase of Preah Sihanouk road project done
Undergrad programme in road building offered
Nine working groups to keep tabs on Siem Reap 38-road project
Authority wants less social impact from road project
PM: Virus will not hinder Kingdom's development
$91M to be spent on roads
The government plans to spend at least $91 million to fix 670 rural roads spanning nearly 5,400km after heavy floods washed out the roadways in October. Ministry
Owners remove illegal constructions in Siem Reap without protest
Deadline set to remove structures on Siem Reap roads
Siem Reap major road project to be completed by 2022
Siem Reap residents given 15 days to make way for road upgrades


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Abdullahi Ganduje, Kano state government has reacted to those questioning the votes cast for President Muhammadu Buhari in Kan.
Ganduje who spoke when he visited Buhari at the presidential villa in Abuja today, said such people are "unserious and ignorant" of the state's politics.
Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), polled 1,464,768 votes in Kano ahead of Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who polled 391,593 votes.
Buhari got his highest votes from Kano.
Ganduje had promised to deliver 5 million votes for the president. The governor said the low turnout of voters was the reason he could not deliver on his promise.
"First of all they are not serious people, they are people who are anti-democracy. If you have seen how the election was conducted, I think everybody will agree that INEC tried very well," Ganduje said.
On his chances of winning the March 9 gubernatorial election, Ganduje said he is heading for success.
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