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Writing History Soviet Style
Vladimir Radyuhin, a Kremlin hack, under the guise of a columnist often writes on Russian issues in Hindu. Recently, June 24 2009, he wrote a column titled "Russia: fighting historical lies" http://www.hindu.com/2009/06/24/stories/2009062454770800.htm
The crux of the article was that Western historians do not give Soviet Russia its due in defeating Hitler and in the course of which Radyuhin races through contentious topics like whether Stalin played into Hitler's hand by signing a treaty and the issue of annexing the Baltic states.
No historian of repute has written a history of World War II without identifying Battle of Stalingrad as the biggest turning point in the war. Radyuhin laments that Soviet Russia lost tens of millions and killed more Nazis than the Western allies. Nobody denies that. What historians do is they go further and question whether wiping out the top brass of Soviet military in the Stalinist purges of the 30's had a telling effect in the absence of qualified generals.
As only a Kremlin hack can do, Radyuhin even denies the great famine of Ukraine, which by all accounts is now portrayed as man-made or to be more pointed Stalin-made. Lamenting the demands for reparations by the Baltic states Radyuhin cites a Russian historian who fears that attempts to portray Soviet Russia as equal to Nazi oppression would open attempts at some sort of Nuremberg trials and put Russia on the mat. As much as anybody would desire for that it is elementary knowledge that another Nuremberg trial is just a pipe dream. But the scaremongering serves one purpose though, to stifle academic freedom and dissent against the official line.
Radyuhin lauds Medvedev's attempt to commission an "official history" to address the above distortions. To do Stalin proud he goes one step further. He wants to make it a "crime" to question the official theory and cites approvingly how post-war Germany outlawed denying holocaust. Germany, came out of the war aghast at its own ability to inflict such unprecedented cruelty on the world, a cruelty that defies any rational explanation. In its attempt to balance itself it enacted laws to stifle lurking Neo-Nazis, to deprive them of a platform, afraid that the country might yet again be pushed into an abyss. Opinion is now gathering to repeal such laws and allow the sheer force of truth and true academic research to defeat mischief mongers. In Radyuhin's world Soviet Russia's murderous spree at Katyn, Poland where hundreds of Polish military officers were murdered would be swept under the carpet. Only in the 80's, under Gorbachev, did Russia own up to that heinous act. (A statue for the soldiers killed in Katyn is installed in Jersey City, NJ USA)
When looking for an example it would serve Russian academic freedom well to look to America. Any visitor to a book store in US can see books on 9/11 claiming fantasy theories holding everyone, except Osama, responsible. These books are not proscribed they are sold openly. Then of course there is always a shelf of Noam Chomsky the most strident critic of anything the US had done for the past 50 years.
Economist, dated Jul 23rd 2009, while reviewing British historian Andrew Roberts' book "The Storm of War: A New History of the Second World War" had a telling extract:"Again and again he (Andrew Roberts) chides his readers for overestimating the importance of famous British and American battles in the West and overlooking much larger ones on the eastern front: more than 2m Germans were killed in the east, over ten times the number who died fighting in the west. "Britain provided the time, Russia the blood, America the money and the weapons," he concludes". That from a British historian, dear Radyuhin, is what is called scholarship.
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Visiting Stratford Upon Avon: A man, A language and an Age
Bernard Shaw in emphasizing the glory of the English language in "Pygmalion" writes, "English, the language of Shakespeare, Milton and the Bible". Shaw, not very religious, included the Bible to underscore the soaring beauty of language in the King James version (Try reading God's secrataries by Adam Nichols). Shakespeare, more than Milton, has come to symbolise a language and an era. The Elizebethan age could very well have been called the Shakespearean age. There was Marlowe, Ben Johnson and others but nobody is today remembered by anyone who claims familiarity with the English alphabet as Shakespeare does. Most literate people have heard or read a play of Shakespeare in some form or other. Even the illiterate villager in Tamil Nadu has had a glimpse thanks to Sivaji's imitation of Laurence Olivier in portraying Hamlet.
When I stopped by London in 2006 I very strongly desired to see Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare's birth place. Stratford is a quaint little town. We passed by Cotswold, idyllic English countryside to reach Stratford. All tourist buses were stopped couple of blocks away from the home. It was thrilling to see hundreds coming to pay homage to a 15th century playwright. His wedding record and other records are available yet speculating the true authorship of his plays is a thriving industry. Francis Bacon is often cited as the most likely real author (Will Durant in his 'Story of Philosophy' summarily dismisses it saying is Bacon is too scholarly to make the historical inaccuracies in the plays nor is he so vulgar like the Bard). Shakespeare in his day was jeered as knowing "little Latin and less Greek".
The cottage itself is unremarkable except for the history. Tour guides make themselves worthwhile by explaining the Kitchen on 1500's, the stopper in the furnace, the diet, the utensils etc. The garden has a bust of Shakespeare.
A short walk from his home is Anne Hathaway's home. Anne was 6 years elder to Shakespeare. I remember my English professor saying, his tongue firmly in the cheek, "Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway, 6 years his senior, 7 months later she gave birth to a 10 month old child".
A shop outside Shakespeare's home caught my eye. It was a Jewellery shop named "Iago". I wondered why of all characters did the owner choose "Iago".
Then we went to a nearby park where there were minstrel kind of players performing scenes from Shakespeare's play. The entire city depends on the tourists who flock to see a playwright who wrote 35 plays almost 500 years ago. The crowd is drawn by the magnetism of not just the language but a playwright who has suffused into many civilizations crossing the boundaries of language and time. Anybody who utters "you too Brutus" without even having read Julius Caesar is still tapping into Shakespeare. A cliche like "Roadside Romeos" used in Tamil Nadu owes it to Shakespeare. More Tamilians probably know of Romeo's love than they do of Ambikapathi.
What is to be noted is that no government has erected monuments wasting taxpayer money, no fantastic eye popping vulgar statues. But then we are talking of Shakespeare not of any ordinary mortal who needs jingoistic governments to erect statues amidst an ocean to draw gawking crowds.
Oprah Winfrey: Refuge of bored housewives and pretend intellectuals
Oprah Winfrey, queen of talk show, billionaire, arbiter of everything under and above the sun and above all just mediocre. Oprah, to be sure, has a compelling life story. Abused as a child she has risen, as an Afro-American, to dizzying heights. Presidential contenders appear on her show. Corporates jockey to have their products featured in her magazine or better still on her show. Publishers pray to have their books chosen by her and skyrocket to bestseller list. She is therapist supreme, along with one time acolyte Dr Phil. Bored housewives, her mainstay, drool over her. Sometimes I think of the many jokes that are heaped at housewives in Tamil Nadu obsessed about serials, the American counterparts are not much different when they swoon over Oprah and other soaps. Of course Oprah is any day a shade finer than a crude Tamil serial but only by a shade.
What Oprah achieved is hugely creditable. No doubt. An Afro-American woman beamed into the living rooms of America managed to surmount racial divides and touch something in every heart (I specifically avoided saying "mind").
Jeremiah Wright hit the headlines as the bigoted screaming pastor when Obama ran for President. Obama feigned ignorance of Wright's hateful speeches and finally at a convenient moment dumped his pastor who had outlived his purpose of giving Obama, an upcoming politician in CHicago, a foothold in the community. Little is known of Oprah's own association with Wright. She too, mindful that any association with the fiery pastor would undermine cutting across the racial lines, dumped him very early on. Poor Wright. Some character of Oprah.
As her empire expanded Oprah became the high priestess of everything. In order to provide some intellectual fig leaf to her audiences she started a "Book Club" and critiqued books. Any book selected by her became instant bestseller. I am amused seeing publications of Elie Wiesel's "Night" with the label "Oprah' book club selection". Weisel's holocaust memoir was a best seller decades ago and still is a powerful book that somebody needed Oprah's stamp to pick it up is disgusting. I wish publishers did not use that label, and I wish bookstores refused to sell it to anyone inquiring it as "oh is it selected by Oprah". Likewise for Gabriel Garcia Marquez and others. Nobody goes to a church via gutter. Anyone who chose these books based on just Oprah's advice does not deserve to be within 100 feet of a decomposed copy of those books. Jonathan Franzen, author of bestseller 'Corrections, snubbed Oprah by refusing to appear on her show when she tempted him with her offer to select his book. People like Howard Roark do exist.
Oprah's hubris finally had its comeuppance in James Frey's pseudo-autobiography "A million little pieces". James Frey's supposed memoir, filled with anecdotes from his life, was exposed as total fraud. Even while book critics were murmuring the fraud the pretentious Oprah selected the book, interviewed Frey on her and conferred stardom. When he was exposed Oprah became furious and hauled him again to her show and berated him on live TV. No apology from herself though.
As her empire grew into a media conglomerate she cheapened herself into giving freebies for her shows attendees "cars for everyone". Then followed ill managed scandal haunted charity schools.
Her show was the platform for quack theories. She had a show that had "experts" opine that mercury in vaccines caused autism. People who were invited to give the 'other view' were muzzled. The show and the theory was widely panned. Then followed dubious psychological counseling Dr Phil, a columnist dubbed him as 'Oprah's Oprah'. Dr Phil is now running his own controversy ridden show now. Newsweek recently an extensive cover story on the seamy side of Oprah.
Oprah's advocacy of Barack touched heights of hypocrisy. I can totally understand her supporting him but to pretend that his race had nothing to do with it was baloney. She drooled over him, calling him "the One", she claimed "the truth led me to Barack Obama". When a woman asked her why she is not supporting Hillary a woman, Oprah recounted it as "she 'dared' to ask me...". How dare the viewer ask her. When somebody endorsing a candidate speaks of the candidate in messianic terms we have to politely infer the objectivity involved.
Anyway she has brought happiness to many a housewife and for that America loves her
Cold War Vs War on Terror
This month marks the 40th anniversary of moon landing. I was reading a TIME cover story on that and mused on the space race. Soviet Russia gave US quite a bit of a race. The first satellite, first living being in space, first human being, first female cosmonaut were all Russian achievements. Irked by this Kennedy made the famous pledge to beat the Russians to the moon. Sure we did beat the commies.
The Cold War was unique in affecting every sphere of human endeavor. A chess board was as much prestigious to win at as it was to win in Korea. The Olympics medals tally was keenly contested as much as the Berlin Wall was contested. Then there was 007, "I am Bond, James Bond" defending Queen and country from Russia. All James Bond movies were banned in Soviet Russia until "Golden eye" which was filmed in Russia (just Russia, no longer Soviet).
The space race, the race for missiles (nuclear and otherwise), the quarrel over better life style for labor spilled over into so many areas of competition. Who can forget the famous "Kitchen debate" between Nixon and Krushchev (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_Debate). Not many realise that May Day rallies originated in US. The 8 hour work day was started by Henry Ford while Stalin mowed down the factory workers who struck work. Ford, pioneer of the assembly line method, made it a point to pay his workers enough to buy cars they built, he gave profit share, communism shared not profits but misery amongst its workers.
Science and technology were the areas of keenest competition. The movie "A Beautiful Mind" based on the eponymous biography of John Nash by Sylvia Nasar, has the Dean of Princeton ask newcomers "who will be next Einstein, who will help US defeat communism". The RAND institute, MIT etc were hotbeds of research giving US its technical edge.
Nobel Prizes were anxiously awaited. A Nobel for Pasternak was seen as a snub to Soviet totalitarianism. Defection of agents was one thing, defection of a person like Solzhenitsyn was epochal. Solzhenitsyn, while safely cocooned in the liberties of US found it OK to berate his hosts who protected him for greedy consumerism.
While America was locked in an existential struggle with Communism the struggles many aspects tapped into the creative genius of the country, in some angles the competition itself had its ennobling moments.
Contrast this with America's current War on Terror. This is existential too but what is being tapped into is only the base raw instinct to outfight each other and at best only some vague defense of Western liberalism.
Two cheers for Cold War.
Russian Oppression of Poland: William Shirer Vs Eve Curie
I intend to write another blog titled "Writing History Soviet Style" in reaction to a column that appeared in Hindu by Vladimir Radyuhin. Radyuhin writes on Russian issues. His column was about how Western Historians dilute the heroic role of Soviet Union in defeating Hitler. I shall reserve my comments on that for the next blog. However, while trying to gather my thoughts on that subject I reached to William Shirer's masterpiece "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", which, after 40+ years still remains the most concise and most readable account of those years. The longest section of the book is titled "Road to War". Shirer traces the origins of WW-II from several angles, the rise of Hitler, fall of Wiemar republic, appeasements by the Western leaders etc. A critical angle is the Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact signed between Hitler and Stalin.
To this day historians continue to quibble whether Stalin was compelled to sign that treaty because France and Britain were busy appeasing Hitler or Stalin just played Chamberlain and Hitler finally choosing to side with Hitler thinking that the Nazi warlord is the more fearful one. The quibbling is because much of Soviet war history papers are still classified. Basically Stalin was negotiating with both Germany on one side and the Franco-British alliance on the other side. With the Franco-British side the biggest point of friction, according to Shirer, was Stalin's demand that Poland should agree to Soviet troops on its soil to stop German troops much before they could reach the borders of Soviet union. Shirer almost portrays Poland as unwilling for this compromise without appreciating the historical nature of the forces that were shaping up. Reading the chapter I thought "If only Poland had compromised".It should be noted here that Shirer, was no professional historian, he was a journalist stationed in Berlin during the 1930's.
As luck would have it I came upon a wonderful book "Madame Curie" by Eve Curie. Good books have a way of beckoning me like the sirens beckoned Ulysses. With no prior knowledge and only out of curiosity I picked it up for 50 cents at an old book store. Later I checked it out and found that the book was by Marie Curie's daughter and is an acclaimed biography. The book was published in 1937. Here is another quirk of mine, I always check the publication date from the cover page, especially for an old book, more so if there is no dated preface or foreword. Eve Curie details life in Poland when Marie Curie grew up in the 1870's. A paragraph starts with a shocking "It was a cruel fate, in the year 1872, to be a pole, a 'Russian subject' ".
Poland was so thoroughly subjugated by Russia that Poles could not even speak or study in Polish. Poland, for all practical reasons, was a colony of Russia (not yet Soviet Russia). Every aspect of their life was deliberately devoid of anything remotely Polish. Not even India as a British colony could stand comparison to Poland under Russia.
I was amazed to learn this part of history, amazed that Shirer did not present this historical backdrop in reporting Poland's refusal to allow Soviet troops on its soil.
Stalin, had his revenge though. While Hitler pummeled Poland from its western side, Stalin plundered it from the east. Sep 1st 1939, when Nazi troops rolled into Poland is recognized as the official beginning of WW-II.Not much is spoken of how Russia too plundered Poland simultaneously. While Hitler was busy occupying France and bombarding Britain, Stalin had a free hand in plundering Eastern Europe. All those states, including Poland would eventually get some semblance of freedom only in 1980's as the decrepit Soviet state imploded. Until then Poland would be behind what Churchill famously characterised as the "Iron Curtain".
[ From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the Continent. --- Churchill , March 5, 1946Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri ,
Complete text of that speech http://history1900s.about.com/library/weekly/aa082400a.htm]
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Q: Powershell IF Else Statements - Perform an action if two or more files in folder contain specific wildcard name I am attempting to create a IF Else statement that will preform an action only if two or more files contain a specific file name, else if only 1 preform a different action
E.g of fileName

*

*Logfile.txt

*MainLogFile.txt

The wildcard is * Logfile *
Sample of what I'm trying to do:
If folder contains >=2 with filename *Logfile* { #Not sure how to create this

    $filenameFormat = "LogFile" + (Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd") + ".txt"
    Rename-Item -Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\Interface\Logfile.txt" -NewName $filenameFormat
    Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\Interface\*Logfile*.txt" |
        Sort-Object LastWriteTime -Descending |
        Select-Object -Last 1 |
        Remove-Item -Force
}
elif folder contains 1 with filename *Logfile* {  #Not sure how to create this

    $filenameFormat = "LogFile" + (Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd") + ".txt"
    Rename-Item -Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\Interface\Logfile.txt" -NewName $filenameFormat
}

A: Use Get-ChildItem and count the number of items returned:
$path = 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Interface'
if(@(Get-ChildItem -Path $path -Filter *LogFile* -File).Count -ge 2){
    # ...
}

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Arkansas senior Bailey Lovett celebrates a successful floor routine that secured Hogs' the victory over Ohio State on Friday.
Gymbacks win first season opener since 2014
Macy Westphal // Sports Reporter // @macy_westphal
Macy Westphal
The No. 11 Arkansas gymnastics team emerged victorious over No. 22 Ohio State on Friday in the team's first season opening win since 2014.
Arkansas ended the night with a score of 195.450, and Ohio State fell behind at the end with a total score of 195.025. Senior Kennedy Hambrick was the only athlete to compete in the all-around and scored 39.350 for Arkansas.
The meet began for the Gymbacks with sophomore Emma Kelley, daughter of Olympic champion Mary Lou Retton, scoring a 9.800 on vault. The team continued to put up high scores, capped off with Hambrick's vault that scored 9.825.
The second rotation brought Arkansas to the uneven bars. There were some critical flaws on bars, including graduate senior Sarah Shaffer's uncharacteristic falls during her routine. With clutch performances from Hambrick and 2021 bar All-American Maggie O'Hara, the Gymbacks were able to get through the rotation with the lead.
The next stop was the beam, where four Gymbacks scored a 9.800 or higher. The rotation was capped off with freshman Makie Sedlacek, in her collegiate debut, whose clean routine earned her a 9.825 and a warm celebration from the entire team.
The final rotation was the floor, where Arkansas ranked among the best in the nation last season. The Gymbacks demonstrated that excellence in Barnhill Arena with clean passes and stuck landings Friday.
As the final two competitors prepared to perform — Arkansas senior Bailey Lovett on floor and Ohio State's Hannah Oliveros on beam — the score was tied at 194.625. The meet came to a close with Lovett, who put up a 9.875, one of the highest scores of the meet, securing the victory for the Gymbacks.
Up next, Arkansas will host No. 14 Auburn at 7:30 p.m. Friday. For the first time in program history, the meet will be held at Bud Walton Arena.
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Offers Hope for Treatment-Resistant Depression
By Therese BorchardFor Sanity Break
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In December of 2012, Stephanie S. was taking 300 mgs of sertraline (Zoloft), 300 mgs of (bupropion Hcl) Wellbutrin, 300 mgs of trazodone hydrochloride (Desyrel), 200 mgs of risperidone (Risperdal), and 8 mgs of alprazolam (Xanax), but was as depressed as she has ever been. She had also gained 100 pounds as a side effect of all the medications. Having tried a total of 10 different kinds of drugs with no success, her doctor recommended transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive procedure that stimulates nerve cells in the brain with short magnetic pulses. A large electromagnetic coil is placed against the scalp which generates focused pulses that pass through the skull and stimulate the cerebral cortex of the brain, a region that regulates mood. The procedure was approved by the FDA in 2008.
She didn't feel any difference after 11 treatments, but she can vividly remember the morning after her 12th treatment. She explained:
I woke up… I mean WOKE UP!! I felt so light, instead of feeling weighed down. The sun was brighter. My overall feeling was JOY. This was unfamiliar to me, and I loved it. I came downstairs grinning from ear to ear and just looked at my husband. He knew! I just threw my arms around his neck and laughed. The feeling was indescribable. It was NIRVANA!! I felt better than I had felt before my breakdown. It was MAGICAL! I think that was the first time in my life that I felt pure joy!
She continued and finished the 30 treatments.
Dr. Kira Stein, MD, board certified psychiatrist and medical director of West Coast TMS Institute in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, is excited about the success she's had in treating her patients with TMS. She usually does five sessions a week, for a total of 30 sessions; the entire procedure lasts about six to eight weeks, though some patients may need more treatment to respond.
She estimates that about one-third of TMS patients have a full remission and no longer experience depression symptoms.
One-half of TMS patients respond signficantly, where their depression symptoms are improved by at least 50 percent, but do not reach complete remission. The more depressive cycles they have had in their lives, the more difficult it is to treat them in general.
Dr. Stein's experience is that TMS success rates are higher when TMS is used as an augmentation strategy for patients who have only partially responded to medication, or who cannot tolerate higher medication doses. She usually recommends a person stay on a dose of maintenance antidepressants and finds that some patients need maintenance TMS treatments to stay well.
The treatment is expensive. Dr. Stein says that each session (and on average people usually require 30) run from $300 to $450, a session; however, more and more insurance companies are picking up at least some of the bill.
Stephanie paid $7,450 out of pocket. Her insurance chipped in $7,000 (the total cost was about $14,000).
Stephanie stayed in remission for a year and a half until a cascade of tragic events, including the suicide of her sister, caused a relapse of depressive symptoms. When different kinds of medication again did little to relieve her pain, she decided to do TMS for a second time.
She's been participating in the online depression support group I moderate on Facebook. About a month ago, I remember a distinct change in the tone of her posts. They went from being desperate to hopeful, from cynical to curious, and from flat to playful.
"What's the matter with me?" she asked the group. "On the way to my husband's work, I'm noticing everything for the first time."
"I think your TMS treatment is working," I replied.
"Yes!" she said. "I laughed again!!"
She has eight treatments left, and hopes she continues to laugh for a very long time.
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You are being watched. Whether through your phone or your car or your credit card, caught on a CCTV camera or tracked through your online viewing history, government agencies know where you are, and are quietly collecting your most intimate, mundane, and personal information.
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Cyrus is a reporter for NBC News' Tech Investigations, and is also an author and radio producer. His second book, Habeas Data, about the legal cases over the last 50 years that have had an outsized impact on surveillance and privacy law in America, is due out May 8, 2018 from Melville House. In 2017, Cyrus Farivar and Joe Mullin won the Technology Reporting award from the Society of Professional Journalists, Northern California Chapter for their August 2016 story: "Stealing bitcoins with badges: How Silk Road's dirty cops got caught." Cyrus' first book, The Internet of Elsewhere—about the history and effects of the Internet on different countries around the world, including Senegal, Iran, Estonia and South Korea—was published in April 2011. From 2010 until 2012, Cyrus was the Sci-Tech Editor and host of "Spectrum" at Deutsche Welle English, Germany's international broadcaster. He has also reported for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, National Public Radio, Public Radio International, The Economist, Wired, The New York Times and many others. He's also survived three VfDs on Wikipedia. However, on a 4th VfD attempt in February 2007, he was, in fact, deleted. He was added back briefly in 2015, then deleted again. His PGP key and other secure channels are available here.
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Micro-blogging site Twitter announced they have patched a bug that affected one of its "Account Activity Application Programming Interface" (AAAPI) which sent user's private direct messages to third-party developers who were not authorized to receive them.
The bug ran from May 2017 but was fixed on September 10, 2018, after the company found it. It is estimated that it has affected less than 1 percent of Twitter's account holders, it means that more than 3 million people are potentially impacted.
On Monday, September 10, we identified a bug that may have sent one or more of your Direct Messages or protected Tweets (if your account was protected at the time) to Twitter developers who were not authorized to receive them. The issue has persisted since May 2017, but we resolved it immediately upon discovering it. Our investigation into this issue is ongoing, but presently we have no reason to believe that any data sent to unauthorized developers was misused. Learn more.
According to the company's initial investigation report, there is no evidence that any data was improperly misused or exploited anywhere.
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A researcher at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico. Researchers at the university are studying how changes to a cow's diet can reduce their methane emissions.
Scientists in Mexico say they may have found a way to cut production of methane, a gas linked to rising temperatures on the Earth's surface.
The scientists say their method may help reduce the methane released by cows, one of the main producers of the gas.
When talking about global warming, many people think of carbon dioxide, another heat-trapping gas. Studies have shown that large amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reflect heat back to earth, causing climate changes.
Methane is an even more powerful heat-trapping gas. Cows are known to produce high levels of methane when they eat and process food. Farm animals are responsible for 44 percent of all human-caused methane, according to the Reuters news service.
Researchers at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico are studying how a cow's diet affects the production of methane. The researchers are using a specially designed machine to measure the effect.
Stefanny Hernandez is an assistant researcher at the university. She told VOA that, "approximately 95 percent of methane that is emitted by cattle is from breathing."
The scientists use the machine to try to capture the animal's breathing to examine the methane released, she explained.
Stefanny Hernandez is an assistant researcher for this study on cows' diets and methane.
Most of the gas is released when cows belch. The digestive bacteria in a cow's stomach causes the animal to expel the gas through its mouth.
There are an estimated 1.3 to 1.5 billion cows in the world. Each animal releases as much as 120 kilograms of methane per year.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reports that, when measured in pounds, the effect of methane on climate change is more than 25 times greater than carbon dioxide over a 100-year period.
In addition, a 2006 United Nations report found that raising cattle produces more greenhouse gases than cars and trucks combined. This includes not just gases released by the cattle, but the effect of related activities, such as clearing forests to raise the animals.
Octavio Castelán is the head of the university's cattle and environment laboratory. He told VOA, "If we can reduce methane emissions, then we can rapidly reduce the effect on climate change."
As it is difficult to capture the gas released by cows for use as energy, one way to lessen its release is to change their diet.
Scientists in some countries are looking for ways to decrease cow methane. But, Castelán explained, while they are trying different plants and chemical compounds, those products would be too costly and difficult to bring to Mexico.
The Mexican researchers have found two animal food sources offering promising results: leaves from the leucaena tree and the flowers of the cosmos plant. Both plants grow in warm climates.
The researchers found that cows who ate grass mixed with the leucaena leaves belched about 36 percent less methane than a diet of grass alone. The cosmos flower reduced these emissions by 26 percent when mixed with the animal's feed.
In addition, the two plants do not have a harmful effect on milk and meat production. In fact, the researchers found that leuceana leaves improve the quality of cow milk. This can give Mexican farmers more reason to grow the plants and change their cattle's diet.
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George Putic reported this story for VOANews.com. Alice Bryant adapted it for Learning English with additional information from scientific and news sources. George Grow was the editor.
global - adj. of or related to the world
emit - v. to send gases, light, or energy out into the air
cattle - n. cows, bulls, or steers that are kept on a farm or ranch for meat or milk
belch - v. to let out air from the stomach through the mouth very loudly
greenhouse - n. a structure that protects plants and extends growing seasons


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Q: Phone Call Programming Logic Some phone usage rate may be described as follows:

The first minute of a call costs min1 cents.
Each minute from the 2nd up to 10th (inclusive) costs min2_10 cents each minute.
After the 10th minute, the call costs min11 cents for every additional minute.
You have s cents on your account before the call. What is
  the duration of the longest call (in minutes rounded down to the
  nearest integer) you can have?

Input data:
For min1 = 3, min2_10 = 1, min11 = 2, and s = 20, the output should be phoneCall(min1, min2_10, min11, s) = 14.
Here's why:
The first minute costs 3 cents, which leaves you with 20 - 3 = 17 cents.  The total cost of minutes 2 through 10 is 1 * 9 = 9, so you can talk 9 more minutes and still have 17 - 9 = 8 cents. Each next minute costs 2 cents, which means that you can talk 8 / 2 = 4 more minutes.
Thus, the longest call you can make is 1 + 9 + 4 = 14 minutes long.
I'm not sure what's wrong with my code's logic here.
int phoneCall(int min1, int min2_10, int min11, int s) {
    int sum = 0;

    if (s >= min1) {
        sum++;
        s = s - min1;
        for (int i = 1; i <= 9; i++) {
            if (s >= min2_10) {
                sum = sum++;
                s = s - min2_10;
            } else
                break;
        }
        sum = sum + s / min11;

    }
    return sum;
}

A: In the if statement inside of your for loop you can do one of two things here to get your return to be 14.
Change the
    sum=sum++; to
    sum += 1; or remove the
    sum= so it its just
    sum++;
This should return 14 as the sum.

A:             sum=sum++;

should be replaced with sum++;
Read more about operator precedence operator precedence and return values

A: Hello @ShubhamSahay You gotta make your code like this:
public static int phoneCall(int min1, int min2_10, int min11, int s) {
int sum=0;

if(s>=min1)
{
    sum++;
    s=s-min1;
    for(int i=1;i<=9;i++)
    {
        if(s>=min2_10)
            {
            /*Change 1*/ sum++;
            s=s-min2_10;
            }
        else
            break;
    }
    /*Change 2*/ sum=sum+(s/min11);

}
return sum;
}

So here is why
1st Change: You need to do just sum++
2nd Change: you gotta put those that things in brackets


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Q: Composer + VCS + Update to latest commited version I want composer to update to the latest committed state of a package located in VCS (Bitbucket GIT) with the following restrictions:

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*No need to increment version number in packages composer.json

*No need to increment version number in GIT using a new tag like v1.1.0

*Package must be installed as dist (without .git folder)

What i've already figured out:

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*Bitbucket repository must be included as API (using https + oauth) instead of ssh to install dist package at all - works fine

*At least one version tag must exist in GIT to get a dist package (without .git folder) installed - works fine

As far as i know, just require a branch or stability would always leads to a source package instead of dist.
What is missing or how can i force composer to update the package from VCS to the state of the latest commit?


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Could a Jew tell us what Judaism teaches about Isaiah 42?
Muslims say it is about Muhammad because Isaiah 42 says:
Let the desert and its cities shout,
the settlements where Kedar dwells cry aloud.
Muslims say since Kedar, who was one of Ishmael's sons, is mentioned, it refers to Muhammad.
What do Jews teach?
Faith: Unorthodox
Originally posted by Christian3 View Post
Christian 3 - I found out some information for you about Kedar. Hopefully, this will help you understand that part of Isaiah 42 because that verse opened my eyes.
Qedarites The Qedarites (also Kedarites/Cedarenes, Cedar/Kedar/Qedar, and Kingdom of Qedar) were a largely nomadic, ancient Arab and Semitic tribal confederation. Described as "the most organized of the Northern Arabian tribes", at the peak of its power in the 6th century BC it controlled a large region between the Mesopotamia and Hejaz. Biblical tradition holds that the Qedarites are named for Qedar, the second son of Ishmael, mentioned in the Bible's books of Genesis (25:13) and 1 Chronicles (1:29) where there are also frequent references to Qedar as a tribe.
The Arabic triliteral root q-d-r means "to measure, compute, estimate", "to decree, appoint, ordain", and "to have power, or ability." Qidr, a noun derived from the same root, means "cauldron, kettle", and also gives the verbal derivation, "to cook" Ernst Axel Knauf, a biblical scholar who undertook a historical study of the Ishmaelites and determined that they were known in Assyrian inscriptions as the Sumu'il, surmises that the name of the Qedarites was derived from the verb qadara, with its meaning of "to ordain, to have power". As this etymology is a deduction based solely on the prominence of the Qedar among the Sumu'il tribes, it is viewed as inconclusive by other scholars.
NOTING: Qedar is used to refer to the actual son of Ishmael, as in the books of Genesis and Chronicles. There are brief references to the Qedar in the writings of Western travelers to the Levant in the 19th century. Drawing on biblical motifs, comparisons are made between the Bedouins and the Qedar. Fro example, Albert Augustus Isaacs describes the imposing spectacle of a Bedouin encampment on a plain upon which, "the black tents of kedar were spread far and wide" An earlier account by Charles Boileau Elliot describes the Arabs as falling into two main groups, Fellahs and Bedouins, and identifies the latter with Ishmael and the Qedar as follows.
"The Bedouins still retain the wandering habits of their father Ishmael; their "hand is against every man, and every man's hand is against' them; the wild desert is their home; the ground their pallet and their canopy the sky; or, if luxurious their choicest place of sojourn is a little ten 'black as the tents of Kedar' their progenitor..."
This being said, references tell that Kedar is in the Song of Songs:
Question: "What does it mean that the Shulammite had dark skin (Song of Solomon 1:6)?"
Answer: The Shulammite, the woman Solomon loves, refers to herself as having dark skin: "Do not gaze at me because I am dark" (Song of Solomon 1:6, ESV). In the NASB, she is "swarthy"; in the KJV, she is "black."
Some have suggested that the Shulammite woman was a dark-skinned woman, perhaps of African descent. However, a more likely answer is found in the very same verse. Immediately following the mention of the woman as "dark," we read, "Because the sun has looked upon me" (ESV). In the NIV, it's clearer what she means: "Because I am darkened by the sun." And the rest of the verse explains why the Shulammite was in the sun: "My mother's sons were angry with me / and made me take care of the vineyards; / my own vineyard I had to neglect" In other words, she was forced to work outside in the sun and had not taken care of her skin as she preferred.
and last information:
Kedar (Qedar) comes from a Hebrew word that means "swarthy". While many people claim that the Bible makes no reference to race, this is one of the few instances that proves them wrong.
◾Swarthy: dark skinned
Last edited by Marta; 06-01-2017, 05:08 AM.
Isaiah 42: 11, "Let the wilderness and its towns raise their voices; let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice."
"Let the Settlements where Kedar "lives" rejoice" - where were the settlements in Kedar located?
"The Qedarites were an "Arab tribal confederation, "or "alliance of nomadic Arab tribes". According to Philip J. King, theologian and historian, they lived in the north west Arabian desert and were "influential force from the 8th to 4th centuries BC". Geoffrey Bromiley, historical theologist and translator, transcribes their name as Kedar and states they lived in an area southeast of Damascus and east of the Transjordan. Qedarite domination of northwest Arabia involved alliances between the kings of Qedar and the kings of Dedan (Al-Ula). Historian Israel Eh'al writes that the "breadth of Qedarite distribution suggests a federation of tribes with various sub-divisions.
There is more Information: World War I, The Sykes-Picot carve-up led to a century of turbulence
under: Mesopotamia and Hejaz, at one time was controlled by Qedarites. Hejaz, is regarded as the most important principality in Arabia in view of the fact that it possesses the cities of Mecca and Medina.
**The majority of Sayyid, most whom are Shia Muslims, believe that they are one of the modern day descendants of Muhammad, and that they are therefore the descendants of Ishmael and his second son Qedar ** same reference: under Qedarite
Thank you for your reply, Marta.
I see from some of your posts that you are a Christian.
It doesn't appear that there are any Jews on this forum at the present time.
Judaism 101 says that Isaiah 42 is messianic, so should be about the Messiah.
Since it is about the Messiah, it is not about Muhammad.
I think it is very clear from the context that Isaiah was calling all people to praise God for what God has done and will do. Kedar is mentioned as one example among others.
Interesting though on how they had derived at the fact that this would point toward Muhammad, (Mohammad (primarily in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan), Muhammad (in India and Bangladesh). Also, using the Kingdom of Kedar (Qedar) in the passage and also, using Kedar in the Song of Songs, not to mention in Genesis and Chronicles.
Out of curiosity, I wanted to know more. Of the Ishmaelite tribes, Kedar must have been one of the most important. However, Kedar is where Muslims trace the descent of Mohammed from Ishmael. When I read through some of the material, right away I thought of the song of songs and remembered Rabbi Shefa Gold's commentary - it is very beautifully written, "I was asleep but my heart was awake. Listen! My lover is knocking." or even the verse 1:5 we read, "Dark am I, yet lovely, / daughters of Jerusalem, / dark like the tents of Kedar, / like the tent curtains of Solomon." The tents of Kedar were made from the wool of black goats. The curtains of Solomon is a difficult phrase to render from the Hebrew text. Many believe the correct understanding is instead "the tents of Salma." If so, the word picture is fitting. The Salma people lived in the same general region as Kedar and likely also constructed their tents with black wool."
Interesting isn't it? You can really sink your teeth into it, right? Curious though - why did you need a Jewish understanding of the verse? Considering that the verse (and being Messianic) is so controversial to all three religions. Agreed, that this is a Messianic interpretation and is a priori (from earlier sources which takes precedent that was set by the New Testament writers).
Originally posted by Marta View Post
I discuss these matters with Muslims and I wanted to hear what Jews would say about the interpretation of Isaiah 42.
The topic of the kingdom of Kedar (Qedar) being mentioned in Isaiah would seem as a nation being called out, "let the settlements where Kedar lives rejoice." The first part of Isaiah 42 notes a 'servant' who will bring justice to the nations (deliverance), and the 2nd part calls out to the people -to rejoice so would this be a prophecy in a general way? Is that how you see it? Kedar (Qedar) a kingdom that was meant in a generalization way. I thought that the people who were in the vicinity that surrounded Israel, on hearing this prophecy of God's servant, would rejoice - Jordan/Syria? Does it tell of the location of the servant? or where he was from?
Yes, it would be nice to hear from someone Jewish.


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David's plan for the temple: 2 Samuel 7, Psalm 30. David plans to build a temple where the people can worship God, but God gives David a gift instead.
David wanted to build a temple for the Lord. But God had a different plan. He promised to build David a dynasty through David's descendants that would last forever.
God's plan for David was greater than David could have ever imagined. Through David's lineage came the Savior, Jesus.
Jesus is the atonement for the sin of the world, allowing us to live in a restored relationship with God. It's through Him that all who believe will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
This week, ask your children to explain to you why they love their home. Then go to your favorite place inside your home to read 2 Samuel 7v1–11 together. King David wanted to build a home for God. Ask children if they think God has just one home. Then explain that God doesn't live in a home because He lives with us and is present in all places all the time.
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Q: Visual Studio Snippet to Complete a Method Declaration I need snippet that after writing for example :
private void Accelerate()

i click TAB and it will make :
private void Accelerate()
{

}

Is there such a snippet to download in VS 2012? If not how to make my own snippet like this? Is this possible ?

A: This is very close to what you want: make the following settings change in Visual Studio: Go to Tools/Options... menu, in the TreeView select Text Editor > C# > Formatting > Wrapping and uncheck "Leave block on on single line". If you do this, then you have to just open the bracket, and when you press TAB right after that the close bracket will appear, and they'll be in a new line.
This is built-in Visual Studio feature, doesn't require ReSharper, or snippet (ok, snippets are built in too).

A: You can create a new snippet as an XML file, and then import it into Visual Studio using Tools->Code Snippets Manager.  Here's an example of what you're looking for:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<CodeSnippets  xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/2005/CodeSnippet">
<CodeSnippet Format="1.0.0">
    <Header>
        <Title>method</Title>
        <Shortcut>method</Shortcut>
        <Description>Code snippet for a method</Description>
        <Author>Microsoft Corporation</Author>
        <SnippetTypes>
            <SnippetType>Expansion</SnippetType>
        </SnippetTypes>
    </Header>
    <Snippet>
        <Declarations>
            <Literal>
                <ID>modifier</ID>
                <ToolTip>Public/Private/Protected</ToolTip>
                <Default>private</Default>
            </Literal>
            <Literal>
                <ID>type</ID>
                <ToolTip>Method return type</ToolTip>
                <Default>void</Default>
            </Literal>
            <Literal>
                <ID>name</ID>
                <ToolTip>The method name</ToolTip>
                <Default>MyMethod</Default>
            </Literal>
        </Declarations>
        <Code Language="csharp"><![CDATA[$modifier$ $type$ $name$()
    {
    }
]]>
        </Code>
    </Snippet>
    </CodeSnippet>
</CodeSnippets>

After importing this, then if you type "method" and hit tab, you'll see the code snippet listed above inside the "Code" element:
private void MyMethod()
{
}

You have the option to change the method's access (private by default), return type (void), and name.


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The Tiguan has been a favorite in the small crossover segment as one of the few truly sporty options available. The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan retains that and adds some value to the proposition.
On the surface, not much about the 2015 Tiguan is different from last year's model. When we reviewed the 2014 VW Tiguan, we thoroughly enjoyed its peppy drive and sports car-like handling characteristics. For 2015, most of the changes are to standard equipment upgrades rather than to the vehicle itself.
Every 2015 VW Tiguan now has a backup camera as standard and a five-inch touchscreen to view it on. Car-Net, Volkswagen's connected services telematics system, is also standard across the trim lines. The manual transmission is dropped for the base model as well.
The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan is still sporting a design that is getting on in years, being far older than all of the competition. Yet like a woman of class, the Tiguan has a timeless build and feel that only occasionally shows some age spots. The Tiguan is a high roller without being uppity about it and we really like that.
The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan has no less than five trim levels. Those begin with the S and move up to the SEL and the sport-tuned R-Line. Our test model was a lower-end 2015 Tiguan S with 4Motion all-wheel drive. Despite being near the bottom of the rung in terms of trim point, we found this Tiguan to be on par with many mid-level trims from other makes.
Little has changed on the outside of the 2015 Tiguan. It's the same sporty, almost (but not quite) boxy look that it's had for years. It's a great design, though, that looks as fresh now as it did when it was introduced. The squared stance, low hood, and open greenhouse really work well on this Volkswagen and have some advantages such as the wider liftgate opening and easier entry and egress for the doorways.
Inside, the 2015 Tiguan boasts some plain old comfort. Nothing flashy or unusual jumps out from the interior design, which in true Teutonic fashion relies on ergonomic excellence and quality of materials to impress. Our low-end test model was indicative of how upscale this approach can be when done correctly.
Even the base model we were driving had eight-way adjustments for the driver's seat, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with tilt-telescope, slide-and-recline rear seating, basic phone and audio connectivity features, and a satisfying eight-speaker audio system. These are all standard equipment and are only just getting the list started. Proving that the base model Tiguan is equivalent to the mid-level or higher trim points for most of the competition, making it price-competitive.
The high seating point is good for the driver, giving command of the road as well as much better visibility for maneuvering. Something the Tiguan is very good at. This crossover is so easy to park that you'd almost think it had advanced park assist features. The rearview camera is a big bonus, but is really only needed in tight spots as rearward visibility is excellent in the Tiguan.
Two points of contention with the Tiguan appear when examining the interior, however. The five-inch touchscreen is rudimentary, at best, with low-quality graphics and a requirement to squint to read many outputs. Even in upper trims, this doesn't change. The other issue is the back seating.
The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan has a small cargo area compared to other crossovers of this size. That's acceptable if the tradeoff is more rear seat room. The Tiguan doesn't have that either. The rear seating is comfortable enough, but comes up short on headroom and legroom for taller passengers. We do like the wide opening doors and square-ish openings, though, which are very ergonomic for entry/egress.
Cargo space is just 23.8 cubic feet, most of which is vertical, with the rear seats up. Dropping those split-fold (40/20/40) to flat (they do actually go flat), opens that to 56.1 cubes. That's 15 cubic feet shorter than the segment leader and ten cubes lower than the segment's average. We will say that the square opening and wide tailgate are big advantages, however, giving easier access to that square footage for cargo.
The gasoline engine for the Tiguan is a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that outputs 200 horsepower and 207 pound-feet of torque. This runs through a six-speed automatic transmission (now standard across the line) to the front wheels. All-wheel drive, called 4Motion, is an option on all trim levels for the Tiguan.
Acceleration for this setup is very good, with a peppy feel and robust amount of movement. Compared to most in the class, the 2015 Tiguan will outrun all but the sportiest models. The sport-tuned suspension and highly responsive handling characteristics for this crossover are the real cream on the fun pie, though.
The EPA gives the 2015 VW Tiguan a 23 mpg combined fuel economy rating, with 21 in the city and 26 on the highway in FWD. With AWD, the combined rating stays at 23, though city mileage drops to 20 mpg. We nearly matched that combined rate in over 400 miles of real-world driving, returning 22 mpg overall.
Where the Volkswagen Tiguan shines above rivals is in the daily drive. The 2015 Tiguan is more fun to drive than almost any other crossover we can name in this segment. It feels akin to a much pricier Porsche model, with which it shares some roots, and has dynamics more in line with what we'd expect from a sports car than from a crossover. The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan has a beautiful steering feel, is relatively quiet on the road, and its engine outputs some fun torque when leaving the light.
Yet for all of this, the Tiguan remains comfortable to drive at highway and freeway speeds and is good for the short or long trip. Road feel is excellent and feedback is very good. The short of it is that the 2015 Tiguan is just.. fun.
Competitors for the Tiguan are plenty, of course. The small crossover market is contentious and growing. Some of our favorites come from Mazda, Honda, Subaru and Nissan.
The Mazda CX-5 is a close contender for the Tiguan. It offers similar sportiness, more interior room, and better versatility. It does not have the same refinement in the lower trims nor does it offer extra drivetrain options like the VW does.
The Honda CR-V is a top choice in this segment, offering a blend of versatility, comfort, and value. The Tiguan is far sportier, however, and more timeless in its joyful drive.
The Subaru Forester is a continued favorite in this segment, with lots of capability and versatility of space. The VW is peppier, but not as fuel efficient. The choice will be more about style than anything else.
Finally, the Nissan Rogue is a favorite here at CarNewsCafe. It's a near-perfect blend of efficiency, versatility, and comfort. The VW Tiguan is more fun to drive, of course.
Very sporty for a crossover in this segment.
Small cargo and rear seating space.
Less fuel efficient than some rivals.
The 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan offers something that is now unique in the small crossover segment: fun driving. Few others can claim a focus on this purity of purpose, with even the Mazda now becoming more practical than enjoyable. With a timeless look, great interior design, and fun road presence, the 2015 Tiguan remains a favorite for us.
The VW Tiguan was a manufacturer's press loan for about a week. During that time, a total of 434 miles were put on the crossover, with a heavy highway mix.


I would like to make a request under the Freedom of Information Act for a departmental structure of the HR and Payroll department within the council.
The department structure can be seen via the link below. Some positions are held by more than one person. The actual names of the employees have been removed; in respect of the junior members of the teams it would be unfair to identify them and a breach of the first data protection principle. This information is therefore exempt from disclosure pursuant to s.40(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
• Which HR/Payroll/Recruitment/Finance system(s) you use?
• When do these system contracts expire?
• Do you have online Performance Management and Expense Claims? If so, what are they?
We currently do not have performance management in Oracle but will be implementing performance management with the new HR system.
• When do these contracts expire?
• How many staff do you employ?
• What yearly support and maintenance costs are you paying for these HR & Payroll systems?
It would be prejudicial to the tender process described above to disclose this information and therefore prejudicial to the commercial interests of Devon County Council as a whole. Whilst we are keen to be open, it is not in the public interest to prejudice a tender process and cause the subsequent disarray and this information is therefore exempt pursuant to s. 43 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
• Please can you confirm names, email addresses and where possible telephone numbers of senior management within the directorate?


Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is an upcoming free-to-play collectible card game developed by CD Projekt RED. It is based on the card game with the same name from the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt video game. Developers took some mechanics from other popular CCG, like Magic: The Gathering and Hearthstone, integrate their own ideas and features, thus made brand-new card game with a unique mechanic.
Right now Gwent is in open beta. Nevertheless, developers organized a big tournament GWENT Challenger with a $100.000 prize pool. Many professional Hearthstone players thinking about switching to Gwent because of its strategic deepness and small amount of random factor.


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Orangutan proudly shows his newborn
They're much like us, the father calling for his family is touching.
Some owls sleep face down and it's making people question everything they've ever learned
Three little lion cubs gather to meet their dad for first time
German Shepherd takes care of adorable toddler
Oh, the miracle of birth. Many find it beautiful and quite fascinating to watch – whether it be a human or another species from the animal kingdom. But in this case viewers had the chance to witness a Sumatran orangutan giving birth, right from their computer screens.
When the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust released footage of Dana the orangutan welcoming her baby into the world, it was the first orangutan birth captured on film. But that's not the only reason why it was so special.
25-year-old Dana had suffered complications during a prior pregnancy. Sadly, the baby was stillborn and her health was put at risk.
Dana at that point was considered infertile due to her fallopian tubes being blocked. However, thanks to the brilliant head obstetrician at Jersey General Hospital, she ended up being able to conceive again. The father was a 28-year-old male orangutan named "Dagu."
Because of her history, the day Dana gave birth to her baby truly was a miracle.
A camera was set up to capture footage of the special event. Dana delivers the baby by herself in the video, although there was a professional team observing from afar.
Viewers get an up-close view of the very moment the baby enters the world. Please be aware that the video below is a bit graphic…
Dana immediately gets to work with her first duty as a mom.
After catching the baby orangutan in her hands, the new mama cradles it. She then uses her mouth to clean it up. One observer in the video points out, "She's starting to remove the amniotic sac."
While we might be used to having a nurse cleanse our babies after their big arrival – it's not how it works in nature. Dana is the one in charge of this process!
Soon, the infant starts showing more life by moving and screeching. Dana even helps clear its airways with her lips.
One viewer commented:
"Aww, cries just like a human baby, its beautiful. My heart just melted <3"
There are some other screeching noises in the background as well. Turns out they're coming from Dagu, the infant's dad, who's "reacting to his daughter's birth." That's right – it's a baby girl!
An incredible moment occurs after Dana has her first bonding experience with her daughter.
The female orangutan heads over to where the observers are, just to show off her infant! Like a proud mama, Dana allows the caring humans to take a peek at the newborn up close. In the video, a keeper says:
"This is amazing, she's come to show us the baby – that is fantastic!"
Having a new baby is exciting for any mother, but it was also very exciting for the Durrell Wildlife Park after Dana gave birth. The organization works to protect species from extinction through its many efforts. Since the Sumatran orangutan is a critically endangered species, it was naturally very joyous news!
As for the baby girl's name? It was decided that she'd be called Keajaiban (Kea for short), which means "miracle."
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It's a video that's been watched more than 4.7 million times on YouTube. How many mothers can say that about their childbirth videos?
Press play below to see the footage of Dana the orangutan welcoming her daughter into the world!
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Panel forming for DC Superintendent search
October 16, 2018 2 min read Editor
DUDLEY — The search for the next Superintendent of the Dudley-Charlton Regional School District is now beginning.
The Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee is inviting individuals interested in serving on the Search Committee to apply. Officials say they are seeking to have representation from stakeholders who are passionate about education and the future of the regional school district.
All in the community interested in the future of our district are invited to take a survey posted on the district website to inform the School Committee as they make this important decision. Upcoming focus groups will also be held in the community to inform this decision.
The responsibility of the search committee is to review all applications received for the position, select the first round candidates, interview the first round candidates, and recommend finalist candidates to the school committee.
The time commitment for the members of the search committee will include a night meeting for orientation in November; a complete review of applications the week of December 3, a night meeting in December to determine first round candidates and set interview questions; and multiple meetings to interview first round candidates in January.
Applicants should recognize the time commitment and be available to participate for the length of the process. If you are unable to meet the schedule of the search committee, the panel remains interested in your comments; please complete the survey and plan to participate in upcoming focus groups.
Composition of the Search Committee will include two members of the Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee, two parents, three teachers, as well as a one each from DCTA, Principal, Municipal government, central office, student body and special education. Applicants may represent multiple categories.
Applications are due October 29. Applicants will be notified of decisions by November 1.
Applicants are invited to send their name, address, email address, phone; which of the categories they represent; any community group affiliation; a brief statement on why they would like to serve; and their commitment to the timeline outlined above to
Elaine Rabbitt, Chair,
Superintendent Search Committee,
Dudley-Charlton Regional School District
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Dudley, MA 01571
Dudley Charlton Regional School District
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Fossil Inc. founder Tom Kartsotis has signed a 30,000-square-foot lease in the former Argonaut Building, home of the College for Creative Studies' A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education.
Dan Gilbert has made no secret of his plans to bring retail to Detroit. He has yet to formally announce his plans for doing so, but they clearly include the 15 buildings and three parking garages he has purchased — many this year — in the city.
Gilbert and his affiliated companies also played a large role in helping attract the Somerset Collection's CityLoft, a collection of pop-up retailers, back to downtown Detroit this summer and again for the holidays. A prominent, stand-alone storefront featured a new name: Moosejaw Mountaineering and Backcountry Travel Inc. The company's CEO said that if sales continued to do well, the store would establish a permanent location downtown.
Detroit's Midtown neighborhood was also a hot spot for retail activity, with Shinola and others announcing stores.
The region lost a leader when the former chairman of the Associated Food and Petroleum Dealers, Faraj "Fred" Dally, was slain outside the Detroit store he wouldn't close.
Several new retailers entered or announced plans to enter metro Detroit this year, including Menard, Villa and the Gap's Athleta.
Two of the area's largest furniture chains expanded, with Art Van Furniture signing its first franchisees and establishing its first store outside Michigan and Gardner-White Furniture Co. Inc. moving into a couple of local Best Buy stores and moving its headquarters to Auburn Hills from Warren.
The Taubman Cos. made many moves, increasing its ownership share in malls, opening its first U.S. mall since the recession and announcing its first retail project in China.
And Penske Automotive Group Inc. expanded its footprint, acquiring several dealership groups around the country.


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Alone (1999)
Maria, whose parents live in the country, cannot stand her father's authoritarian ways and moves to the city. She finds a job as a cleaner and tries to survive in a wretched apartment in the shabby part of a big city. She is pregnant, and the fact that her boyfriend has abandoned her does not help matters. When her father goes to the hospital for an operation, her mother comes to stay with her. Her neighbor, an old recluse whose only friend is his dog, begins to come out of his shell and these three lost souls try to give each other the strength to start over.
Release Date Mar 31, 1999 (US)
Original Language Spanish


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Songs Docudramas: NPR
Directed by Brett Morgen (The Youngster Remains In the Photo), Mosaic Of Hell traces Cobain's life from his developmental years in Aberdeen, through his unsettled adolescence, to Bliss's increase from cult favourites to multi-million marketing grunge heroes and also his terrible fatality aged 27. On paper, the idea of a documentary concerning a recording workshop could seem a little completely dry. The film, which was released two years later, promptly ended up being the criteria for all investigative documentarians. If any kind of movie catches completion of the 1960s, the doubters state it's this one.
An event of the music work of a group of session artists referred to as "The Damaging Crew", a band that provided back-up instrumentals to such legendary recording musicians as Frank Sinatra, The Coastline Boys as well as Bing Crosby. The story of how three oddball adolescent bluesmen became one of the most significant, most beloved bands in the world.
The Free Music Archive, a KitSplit business, supplies totally free downloads under Creative Commons and also various other licenses. Avant came to be rapt with the music sector, eventually taking on clients like allure singer Sarah Vaughn. Directed by Asif Kapadia, whose previous sports doc Senna (was immersive and likewise well-known, the film links recordings of Winehouse as well as her buddies, family and also coworkers from phones, camcorders, newsreels and TELEVISION shows.
Sanctuary create the keystone of this film charting the surge and increase as well as increase (and then huge loss) of among the most influential independent tags in British music background, started by the charming Alan McGee. You don't require to be a Metallica fan to appreciate this 2004 documentary that covers the band's near implosion while recording the St Anger album. An additional movie that covers a British band touring America – albeit a bit better – is this 1964 documentary from the Maysles Brothers, who would certainly likewise make the timeless Gim me Sanctuary film complying with the Rolling Stones. There's a factor that music. followers like songs docudramas: they can reveal us a brand-new side to our favourite artists – or make us fall in love with a team we knew nothing regarding.
A check out the life as well as job of opera legend, Luciano Pavarotti.
An accredited documentary on the late artist Kurt Cobain, from his very early days in Aberdeen, Washington to his success as well as downfall with the grunge band Paradise.
He is the editor of the documentary City Of Gold, regarding the Pulitzer Champion food critic Jonathan Gold. Greg was also a participant of the indie-classical set rachel's, and also explored with the band from 1995 to 2006 throughout the US, Canada, and also Europe.
The definitive documentary document of one of Jimi Hendrix's most well known efficiencies.
Q2 Songs went to with Subotnick as well as his partner in the couple's Greenwich Village house.
Analyzing the romantic-yet-problematic relationship of an artist and his muse, this docudrama digs into the love affair between epic singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, the Norwegian female who assisted influence his work.
Filmmaker Martin Scorsese analyzes the life of musician George Harrison, weaving with each other meetings, concert footage, residence motion pictures as well as pictures. A documentary following the around the world well-known music group BTS, as they visit the globe Writer as well as share their experience along with their beloved band close friends and also followers. Getting songs rights for your docudrama is crucial if you ever intend to duplicate, offer or showcase your movie.
Archival video footage and also individual testimonials provide an intimate portrait of the life and also job of British singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse. The virtual Documentary Music Symposium is a great sound "seminar/symposium" moderated by award-winning docudrama producer Jilann Spitzmiller who's job has actually showcased at the Sundance Film Celebration, won many awards and also been broadcast worldwide on such networks at BBC, A&E and PBS. If you're not mosting likely to resemble Michael Moore as well as kind of tell the documentary– if you're letting the interviews and also the characters as well as the video tell the story, then you're actually based on what it is you can discover, what people really state. Loads of Hollywood's premier composers appear in this docudrama look inside the difficulties and creative privacy of the globe's most well-known music genre – the film rating. In celebration of the arrival the docudrama– which has been hailed as a "traditional" of the style by our customer Terry Staunton– we asked the RadioTimes.com staff to tell us about the songs documentaries that have actually remained with them long after the debts have rolled.
Docudramas from previously this year have actually permitted music followers to study Netflix and Hulu's completing Fyre Feast docudramas, find out more concerning myriad music tales such as Leonard Cohen and also the Wu-Tang Clan, and also, extra seriously, reevaluate the legacies of Michael Jackson and R. Watch Grohl's keynote address at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas. Interviews with leading film and TELEVISION developers about their procedure and craft. Evan Sawdey is the Interviews Editor at PopMatters as well as is the host of The Chartographers, a music-ranking podcast for popular song nerds.
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In the "Simple Machines" activity (grades 3–6), part of Scholastic's Dirtmeister series, students learn what simple machines are and investigate one used in their home, school, or community. With the help of science expert Steve Tomecek (the "Dirtmeister"), students learn to ask scientific questions, communicate their observations, and construct explanations of natural phenomena.
Investigate the Facts: Students get a tutorial on simple machines – how they work and how much energy they expend.
Observe & Record: Students observe a simple machine and write answers to five questions, including how their simple machine makes a job easier.
Read Sample Reports: For inspiration, students can read five examples of what other students wrote, including reports on an electric can opener, highway on-ramp, door knob, window-blind cord, and ice-cream scooper.


'1001 Nights: The Last Chapter' is heading to Sharjah.
1001 Nights: The Last Chapter is coming to the Al Majaz Amphitheatre in Sharjah. The live entertainment show is one of the largest of its kind and features 537 team members consisting of 25 nationalities.
The show is poised to be the grand opening act for the official inauguration of the World Book Capital 2019 celebrations starting on April 23 and inspired by the Arab folk tales One Thousand and One Nights. Sharjah was crowned the World Book Capital for 2019 by Unesco.
Audiences will be able to watch the live show in Arabic, English and French at the same time.
A 51-piece live orchestra which musicians from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Armenia will perform the musical backdrop which will feature theatre artists, acrobats and gymnasts.
Preparations for the production began a year ago with more than 500 hours of training put in. A number of artists from Mexico, UK, Brazil, Belarus, Slovenia, Japan, US and Canada will be featuring in the production.
"1001 Nights: The Last Chapter is set to change the face of live entertainment in the UAE, and will reinvent the genre of performing arts. The show is the first-of-its-kind in its unique integration of concept, forms of performance arts — this production will see the kind of audiovisual technology only seen in a handful of theatre productions yet globally, and finally, the number of individuals who have to come together to bring to life this theatrical masterpiece," said Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, head of the inauguration ceremony committee of the Sharjah World Book Capital.
There will be one daily performance from April 23 to 27.


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Cerkiew Opieki Matki Bożej w Starych Oleszycach – murowana cerkiew greckokatolicka wzniesiona w 1913 w Starych Oleszycach.

Po wysiedleniach w latach 1947–1989 służyła jako magazyn.

Cerkiew zbudowana na planie krzyża z centralną kopułą, zwieńczona wieżyczką na sygnaturkę. Prezbiterium zamknięte trójbocznie z dwoma zakrystiami po bokach. Przy wejściu zdobiony portal.

Wewnątrz, mimo że po wojnie cerkiew nie była użytkowana, zachowała się bogata polichromia figuralno-ornamentalna, m.in. wewnątrz kopuły. Budowla ta umieszczona została na liście obiektów wymagających szybkich działań remontowych, nie rozpoczęto tam jednak jeszcze żadnych prac. Cerkiew posiada malowidła czterech Ewangelistów na czterech głównych kolumnach.

W pobliżu cerkwi znajduje się murowana, trójarkadowa dzwonnica z przejściem bramnym nakryta baniastym hełmem z 1913 i rozległy cmentarz z licznymi nagrobkami z warsztatów bruśnieńskich.

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