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Collecting guide: Buddhist sculpture
Specialist Tristan Bruck advises on how to identify valuable pieces in different materials and styles from across Asia. Illustrated with works offered at Christie's
Anthropomorphic images of the Buddha, the enlightened being who lived and taught in India sometime between the 6th and 5th centuries B.C., originated in North India and present-day Pakistan and Afghanistan in the 1st century A.D. Over the following centuries, sculptural representation of Buddha and the large pantheon of Buddhist deities became an important artistic tradition in nearly every culture between Afghanistan and Japan.
Today, a wide variety of examples remain from various civilizations, some more valuable than others.
'Like any other segment of the Asian market, there is a very wide price range, based on quality and rarity,' says Christie's New York specialist Tristan Bruck. 'In recent years, however, as buyers from Asia have become more involved, the prices for the best works have gone up significantly.'
Become familiar with the history
An important gilt-copper figure of padmapani lokeshvara, Nepal, 13th century. 16 ½ in (41.9 cm) high. Estimate: $2,000,000-3,000,000. Offered in Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Works of Art on 24 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
Not surprisingly, given the wide reach of his teachings, the Buddha and other Buddhist deities have been interpreted widely, and in many different styles and materials. Artisans have used stone, stucco, terracotta, wood, lacquer, and metals such as bronze, gold, and silver to recreate them.
According to Bruck, identifying a material can help anchor where a certain image was made, and in what time period. 'Certain materials were favoured in different countries,' he says. 'The ancient region of Gandhara in Afghanistan and Pakistan, for example, favoured the sculptural flexibility of stucco, while the medieval Nepalese were among the finest bronze casters in the world.'
Today, the most sought-after Buddhist sculptures are usually gilt-bronzes, with certain time periods particularly attractive to the market. For example, Bruck says, early Ming dynasty works from the reign of the Yongle and Xuande Emperors, the gilt-bronzes of 15th-century Tibet, Licchavi and Malla period Nepalese sculpture, and early Qing dynasty works are all currently fetching high prices.
To begin to be able to distinguish between cultures, styles and historical periods, Bruck suggests that a collector view as many examples of Buddhist sculpture as possible. In New York, he recommends visiting the Rubin Museum of Art, which is dedicated to the art and preservation of the cultures of the Himalayas, India, and neighbouring regions.
An important gilt-bronze figure of Kapaladhara Hevajra, Tibet, 15th century. 12 ¼ in (31.1 cm) high. Estimate: $200,000-300,000. Offered in Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Works of Art on 24 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
Other exemplary collections include the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, now housed at Asia Society in New York, the collection established by Norton Simon and housed at the Norton Simon Museum in California, and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Great reference books are also a necessity. Two definitive tomes are Ulrich von Schroeder's Indo-Tibetan Bronzes and Buddhist Sculptures in Tibet, which are carefully organised by type. Bruck notes that these beautifully-bound reference books are available online at Visual Dharma Publications, and even appear at auction from time to time.
Another excellent source is Himalayan Art Resources — a website run by Jeff Watt, a leading scholar of Himalayan art — which catalogues more than 66,000 images and serves as an excellent starting point for research.
Tastes change, but quality holds its value
A large and important silver-inlaid gilt bronze figure of Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibet, circa 1400. Buddha 16⅛ in (40.8 cm) high; 20¾ in (52.7 cm) high with base. Sold for $3,612,500 on 21 March 2018 at Christie's in New York
Bruck explains that the market for Buddhist sculptures can fluctuate, with different periods or styles rising and falling in popularity. An exemplary piece from any time period, however, will hold its value.
What makes for great quality in a Buddhist sculpture is based on a number of things, including the stylistic modelling of the figure, the rarity of the subject, and the skill of the artist. 'At the end of the day, people are buying Buddhist sculptures because they are beautiful and well made,' Bruck notes. When considering your price point, he adds, always buy the highest quality work you can afford.
Never judge a piece on photographs alone
As a universal rule, you should never buy a sculpture unless you have seen it in person. 'A terrible work can look really great in a photograph, and the converse is true as well,' Bruck notes.
A gilt-copper figure of Avalokiteshvara, Nepal, Khasa Malla region, 13th-14th century. 9⅜ in (23.8 cm) high. Estimate: $300,000-500,000. Offered in Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Works of Art on 24 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
More than getting a better sense of what the sculpture actually looks like, handling the physical work allows you to study all of its components, including its weight, texture and sometimes even smell.
'Some experts claims newly-made bronzes have a certain acidic odour, although the legitimacy of this claim I can neither confirm nor deny,' says Bruck. As you start building up your visual memory, you will be able to spot little things that are evidence of something not being quite right with a work.
The back and underneath of a piece can be most revealing
A superbly cast gilt-copper stone-inlaid seated figure of Manjusri, Nepal, 14th century. 9 in (22.8 cm) high. Sold for HK$3,965,000 on 29 May 2019 at Christie's in Hong Kong
When forgers make replicas or copies of a sculpture, they generally do so using the aid of published references. In such references, you only see the front of a sculpture — the back and the bottom are not generally published. The forgers recreate these parts from their imaginations, which makes for strange — and frequently bizarre — design components.
For example, Bruck says, the drapery of a Buddha's robe might fold strangely — or the jewellery of a bodhisattva won't sit properly. Sometimes, the back of a sculpture looks more cursorily completed than the front, betraying the forger's lack of concern with making the back look as well finished as the front. For an artisan producing an original, every aspect of the work is equally important.
Bruck recommends that collectors should pay careful attention to the hands, feet, jewellery and drapery. 'Those are the hardest things to model for anyone.' If any of these seem poorly rendered, it's a sign that, at the very least, the work is not of very high quality.
Look for inscriptions
A dated gilt-bronze figure of Guanyin, northern Wei dynasty (ad 386-534), dated by inscription to the 5th year of Zhengguang (ad 524). 7 in (17.8 cm) high. Sold for $275,000 on 14 September 2017 at Christie's in New York
The artists who created Buddhist sculptures are anonymous. On certain occasions, however, sculptures are marked with inscriptions that indicate they were made during the reign of a certain emperor or in the lifetime of a Tibetan lama (teacher). These works, Bruck says, are particularly valuable.
Inscriptions usually provide additional insight into the lives of those who worshipped them. One particularly interesting group to look out for are works marked with inscriptions that state they belong to the collection of Naga Raja, a 10th-11th century Western Tibetan noble-born monk. He amassed an impressive number of Buddhist sculptures dated from the 8th to the 11th centuries, many of which are in museums today.
'Bronzes with the Naja Raja inscription are some of my favourites,' says Bruck. 'They represent perhaps the earliest recorded collecting history in this field.'
You don't have to be a Buddhist to appreciate Buddhist sculpture
Although many collectors are drawn to the religious components of the objects, others appreciate the rich history of more than 2,000 years of Buddhist art. Over that period, Bruck notes, artisans and theologians have delved deeper and deeper into the nature of Buddhism, coming up with new ways to think about the principles of Buddha's teachings.
The resultant esoteric forms, reflected in the diversity of Buddhist deities, and particularly represented in Tibetan-style Buddhism, offer countless avenues for study and appreciation.
An exceedingly rare and superbly modeled famille rose figure of a seated Luohan, Yongzheng-qianlong period (1723-1795). The figure with stand 9⅜ in (23.8 cm) high. Estimate: $200,000-400,000. Offered in Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art on 25 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
An interest in Buddhist sculpture is an interest in ideology, iconography, and the consistency of certain themes throughout millennia — universal themes that can find an audience in everyone.
Condition is key
As with any other area of collecting art, condition is an important aspect in the value of a work. Given the age of many Buddhist sculptures, however, one must be realistic, and chances are that many examples will have undergone some form of restoration. Unfortunately, some restorations are better than others, and Bruck advises collectors to always consult a specialist to learn how significantly restorative work might change the value of a work.
Different materials obviously have varying levels of durability. Bronze and stone are the most hardy, while stucco, terracotta and lacquer can be difficult to preserve. Bruck advises that those looking to make long-term investments be cautious of any materials that are going to change dramatically due to environmental or natural decay.
A painted white marble figure of Buddha, Tang Dynasty (ad 618-907). 18 ½ in (47 cm) high. Estimate: $70,000-90,000. Offered in Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art on 25 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
Follow the provenance
'A work with old, well-documented provenance will always be worth considerably more than a similar work with no history,' says Bruck. A rich provenance will sometimes help to ensure authenticity.
'If a work is from a prestigious collection or has been published by a well-known scholar,' he adds, 'then in many cases, it has already gone through a vetting process.'
A magnificent large grey limestone standing figure of Buddha, northern Qi Dynasty (ad 550-577). 67⅜ in (171.3 cm) high. Estimate: $400,000-600,000. Offered in Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art on 25 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
Like many ancient works, Buddhist sculptures are bound by international laws that sometimes prohibit their sale outside their country of origin. Bruck explains that Chinese works dating from the Tang dynasty or earlier (pre-906 AD), for example, must have been outside China prior to 2009, as per the bilateral agreement between the US and China. Cambodia has a similar agreement dated to 1999.
Museums in the United States generally stick to a 1970 UNESCO agreement, which protects archaeological sites, when it comes to acquisitions. In general, a collector should be familiar with such laws and protocols to ensure that the works in his or her collection maintain their integrity and value.
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A rare and magnificent gray schist relief triad of buddha shakyamuni with bodhisattvas, Ancient region of gandhara, dated by inscription to year 5, probably 3rd-4th century ce. 24 ¼ in (61.6 cm) high; 23 ¼ in (59.1 cm) wide. Estimate: $600,000-800,000. Offered in Devotion in Stone: Gandharan Masterpieces from a Private Japanese Collection on 23 September 2020 at Christie's in New York
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Home Business Now's the Best Time to Get Your Cannabis Career Started
Now's the Best Time to Get Your Cannabis Career Started
Chloe Sommers
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Cannabis companies are calling for more skilled workers to meet the demands of flourishing businesses in a growing industry. Basically, the job market in cannabis is more than just budtenders and growers.
At this point in the game, the cannabis industry is preparing itself for a future of financial growth with more corporate employment opportunities. It's not just about handling the plant anymore; positions for sales, IT, and even c-level positions are open and ready for resumes.
One entrepreneur who's made a business of finding those perfect matches for employee and company is Karson Humiston. At age of 23, she's doing something right as she's in charge of one of the largest cannabis placement companies, Vangst Talent.
In the past year, Humiston said she went from mostly placing budtenders and other entry level dispensary positions to corporate, more skilled workers.
It's a sign of the changing trends in the cannabis job sector – but are non-cannabis industry employees ready to make the jump?
The short answer is: perhaps, with some encouragement.
"At Vangst, we strive to give people coming from other industries the tools to make an informed decision on whether a new career in cannabis is right for them." She continued, "A candidate coming from retail or the restaurant sectors could be skeptical or unaware of the potential in the green industry right now."
That's why she's keen on sharing third-party, trusted industry analysis to viable candidates. It helps prove that cannabis has the potential to become a multi-billion-dollar industry.
Standing Stereotypes
Overcoming the 'stoner' stereotype is something the Vangst team focuses on daily.
When they reach out to qualified candidates for an open position on LinkedIn, the most common question they get in return is: Am I going to go to jail?
A whopping 35 percent of people that are candidates aren't applying, according to Humiston. That's a massive pool of employees that aren't reaching for their maximum potential as a job seeker.
"In order to combat the hesitancy to work in the legal sector we invite them to learn, and apply." She said, "it's what we accomplished with our latest Vangst Career Fair in Denver this month."
Denver's Biggest Career Fair
Last week, Denver held its third Vangst Career Fair. For the third time in two years, more than one-thousand cannabis job seekers lined the sidewalk waiting for the door to open and get the chance to get some one-on-one time with the biggest names in the business.
Native Roots is a large-scale cannabis company that's seen real growth over the past few years. They began with only about a hundred employees, now they are up to seven-hundred – and looking for a few more at the career fair.
One representative for the company said they are looking for marketing, IT, and sales positions for two new stores they are opening.
"There's lots of people outside the industry looking to get into the industry because it's seeing a lot of success, it's like the rush to the alcohol industry after prohibition," the representative said at the career fair.
"I'm seeing lots of interest from people who smoke, and don't," added the Native Roots representative.
Humiston was pleased with the turnout. She was told by her vendors that they took hundreds of resumes, and are already making piles for those who they want to call back for the job.
"I heard from the job seekers that they feel like they got the job, some even have interview times locked in for next week, and it's great to see these matches being made," she said.
According to Humiston, her tip to hiring companies is to stay organized.
"Finding the applicant you loved in-person is tough if you don't have notes or a spreadsheet to keep track of them all," advised Humiston.
She recommends companies make a spreadsheet with notes of the applicants they liked. She said she likes to jot down notes on the person right on their resume so it's not like trying to find one in a thousand later on.
Don't forget the punctual follow-up.
This goes for job seekers AND hiring managers.
Companies need to reach out and schedule second interviews quickly, said Humiston. "Don't dilly dally over the weekend, because your favorite candidates could get snatched by one of the other forty companies at the career fair."
It also behooves the candidate to send an email after the initial meeting. "Follow up, follow up, follow up," said Humiston. "Remember, the vendors spoke to hundreds of people, and if applicants send them an email to meet again, it helps them stand out."
April Emma is an event specialist for Leafly. Although Leafly wasn't hiring in Denver, they came out to talk to professionals weary about weed. "It's all about being able to differentiate yourself in the industry – education, and knowing what you are talking about is a must for this industry," she said.
It's also about hiring quality over quantity. For Emma, a quality candidate embodies the brand – but consumption of cannabis isn't a must. At the career fair, she was pleased with about a handful of really qualified people. Alas, Leafly is only hiring for corporate positions in Seattle at the moment.
From reading the room at the cannabis career fair, it was clear that most job seekers have more respect for the industry now that most states have some form of cannabis legislation. Although, there were reports of some people who dressed too casually for the event, and even some that came in visibly high.
East Coast Ganjapreneurs Take Center Stage
Cashmere Gore and his brother drove all the way from Pittsburgh to make the career fair. It took them twenty-four hours, and they got in at two in the morning. It didn't faze these East Coast entrepreneurs, because they've been waiting for an opportunity to talk to cannabis industry professionals about their medical-based cannabis startup, called High Taste.
"For me, it's not just about selling vapes, I'm working toward establishing a non-profit organization to support education in STEM for young people back home," explained Gore from the merchandise product section of the career fair.
He's selling disposable vape pens now, but his goal is to make enough revenue to have his non-profit pay older males to teach free coding classes to kids after school.
"I've seen a severe lack of male support in kids' lives," he said. Gore has worked in the Pittsburgh public school system with special needs students. His cause is the foundation for his business and he came all the way to Denver for the connections.
Fortunately, he said he met many dispensary owners, and four of them already requested wholesale purchases. It's great news, and a start to his proof of concept as he's all in on his social entrepreneurial start-up, after leaving his non-cannabis sales job this summer.
"This was a test for my business idea," Gore said. "The result, it's a complex assurance I'm on the right path."
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Jerry Kane Mar 26, 2017 at 12:54 am
Great piece. Keep up the good work and looking forward to continued insight as this movement continues.

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Nearly bought a Duc S2R which this naked resembles to my eye.
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One question?, why keep the passenger pegs?
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FeaturesWhat's in a name? Hyundai reveals most mispronounced words
'Hy-un-dai' to 'Hyun-day'.
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Nearly three quarters of Brits say that they have a good grasp of the English language, yet a new survey has revealed that nearly half study the correct pronunciation online via a search engine to check that they've got it right.
The survey of 2,000 adults, which has been commissioned by leading car manufacturer, Hyundai, highlighted 45% also still turn to a dictionary or thesaurus to double check the pronunciation of a word or phrase.
The study coincides as Hyundai change from the anglicised pronunciation of 'Hy-un-dai' to the global pronunciation: 'Hyun-day'. A change that marks a new era for Hyundai in the UK, with a tongue in cheek multi-channel advert and collaboration with Anglophile Korean Billy as he adapts to UK living and pronunciation. The research reveals the top 25 most mispronounced words, with parliament, tenterhooks, quinoa and cache making the list.
Ashley Andrew, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor UK, said: "Having updated our brand's image and pronunciation locally, we wanted to explore pronunciation as a topic more broadly and get people talking about those words that we can potentially struggle with in everyday life, such as quinoa and espresso.
"We have teamed up with Seong-Jae, a.k.a Korean Billy, who is well known for his light-hearted YouTube videos into different dialects within the UK, to explore some British words from Korean standpoint."
The picture differs across the UK, with those in the North East have admitted to having difficulty with pronouncing 'probably' (28%), while the North West trip up over 'zoology' (19%) and the West Midlands have struggled with 'quinoa' (21%).
There's also a split when it comes to men and women. The survey discovered that over half of men (51%) think that by simplifying words, it will make them easier to pronounce. In comparison, over half of women (51%) will turn to search engines to seek assurance in saying something correctly.
It also appears that there is an unspoken rule when it comes to correcting the way friends pronounce words and phrases, even if we know they might be getting it wrong. Just under a third (29%) have revealed that they wouldn't correct someone else even if they know they had said a word incorrectly.
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'Largo Winch' In Theatres on Jan. 15
Guess what? Hollywood doesn't own the monopoly for cinematographic adaptations of comic books. In fact, Largo Winch, a French film adapted from a comic book penned by Jean Van Hamme and drawn by Philippe Francq, came out in France in 2008. Now, depending of where you live in Canada (preferably in Quebec?), the film will hit theatres on January 15, 2010.
Nerio Winch (Miki Manojlovic), a billionaire, is found drowned. His death seems suspect given that he's the founder and the majority shareholder of the W Group, an economic empire. Although the other shareholders haven't got wind of any inheritors designated by Nerio, he has a secret: he has a son, Largo (Tomer Sisley), who was taken from an Eastern European orphanage. However, despite being innocent, Largo is thrown in a jail located in the Amazonian jungle for drug trafficking. Therefore comes this question: do the assassination of Nerio Winch and the imprisonment of his son hide a conspiracy from someone who wants to take over the W Group?
Also starring: Kristin Scott Thomas, Mélanie Thierry, Gilbert Melki and Karel Roden.
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Q: Solving a non-linear, improper integral equation I'm struggling with solving the following equation for $\Delta(\omega)$,
$$
\Delta(\omega)=\frac{1}{2}\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\frac{d\Omega}{\sqrt{\Omega^2+\Delta^2(\Omega)}}\left(\frac{\omega\Delta(\Omega)-\Omega\Delta(\omega)}{\omega}\right)\frac{1}{|\omega-\Omega|^{1/3}}
$$
the only information I have about $\Delta(\omega)$ is its value at $\omega=0$, $\Delta(0)=8.14$, I think I should be able to obtain some approximate solution by some iterative method, however I've no idea how to go about it for a equation of this form.

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Q: How to make a SOAP request using FRENDS? How do I do a SOAP request using FRENDS platform?

A: Soap messages are normal http messages, that contain soap messages (xml strings) as a body. Therefore you can use normal
HttpRequest task and send soap message, including soap envelope, in the body.
For soap 1.2 you need to use to http headers: Content-Type: application/soap+xml and charset=utf-8.
full disclosure: I work in a team that made FRENDS.


In December 1871, Monet moved with his family to Argenteuil. This town to the northwest of Paris had become one of the favourite locations of enthusiasts who came to enjoy boating, yachting and rowing.Around 1875, Monet painted a series of views of sailing boats at anchor in Argenteuil basin. In the painting in the Musée de l'Orangerie, the vermilion hulls of the boats are at the centre of the composition. They offer a striking contrast with the blue of the sky and water, and the green of the vegetation floating on the surface of the Seine. Everything is enhanced by the white splashes of the sails and the navy blue of the hulls on the left.
The broken brushstrokes are typical of Impressionism at its height. The vertical lines of the masts give rhythm and structure to the composition. Traditional perspective is not strictly observed, the perspective lines seem to diverge to the right and left of the boats.
The painting acquired by Domenica Walter is the only work by Monet in the collection. This canvas from early in Monet's career echoes his artistic testament, also in the Musée de l'Orangerie - the decorative cycle of Nymphéas [Water Lilies].


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Carbon monoxide is difficult to detect because it has no smell, taste or colour. This means you can inhale it without realising.
Carbon monoxide is produced when fuels such as gas, oil, coal or wood do not burn fully. When a fire burns in an enclosed space, such as a room, the oxygen is gradually used up and replaced with carbon dioxide. The fuel is unable to burn fully and releases carbon monoxide.
After breathing in carbon monoxide, it enters your bloodstream and mixes with haemoglobin (the part of red blood cells that carry oxygen around your body), to form carboxyhaemoglobin.
When this happens, the blood is no longer able to carry oxygen, and this lack of oxygen causes the body's cells and tissue to die.
What causes carbon monoxide to leak?
Incorrectly installed, poorly maintained or poorly ventilated household appliances – such as cookers, heaters and central heating boilers – are the most common sources of carbon monoxide.
Blocked flues and chimneys can also prevent carbon monoxide escaping, allowing it to reach dangerous levels.
The risk of carbon monoxide poisoning can occur at any time, in any home or enclosed space.
Being aware of the signs
It's very important to be aware of the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and to look out for warning signs.
You should suspect carbon monoxide poisoning if:
other people in your house, flat or workplace fall ill with similar symptoms
your symptoms disappear when you go away (for example, on holiday) and return when you come back
your symptoms tend to be seasonal – for example, you get headaches more often during the winter when the central heating is used more frequently
your pets also become ill
Other possible clues of a carbon monoxide leak include:
black, sooty marks on the front covers of gas fires
sooty marks on the walls around boilers, stoves or fires
smoke building up in rooms due to a faulty flue
yellow instead of blue flames coming from gas appliances
What to do if you suspect a leak
If several people in the same building develop flu-like symptoms without a temperature, and you think it could be linked to a carbon monoxide leak, you should:
immediately stop using all your cooking and heating appliances that use fuel other than electricity
open all of the windows in your house or building
move away from the source of the carbon monoxide
call the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Gas Safety Advice Line on 0800 300 363 FREE for advice (freephone service)
visit your GP as soon as possible
If you have a carbon monoxide leak, ask a suitably qualified engineer to inspect your cooking appliances, central heating and water heating appliances, to check they are safe.
Treating carbon monoxide poisoning
You will need oxygen therapy treatment in hospital if you have been exposed to a high level of carbon monoxide, or have symptoms that suggest exposure.
Oxygen therapy involves breathing in 100% oxygen through a tight-fitting mask (normal air contains about 21% oxygen). Breathing in concentrated oxygen enables your body to quickly replace carboxyhaemoglobin.
The time it takes to recover depends on how much carbon monoxide you have been exposed to and how long you have been exposed to it.
Around 10-15% of people who have severe or life-threatening carbon monoxide poisoning develop long-term complications, such as damage to the brain or heart.
Carbon monoxide is a danger to everyone, but certain groups are more vulnerable. These include:
people with chronic heart disease
people with respiratory problems, such as asthma
Preventing carbon monoxide poisoning
The best way of protecting you and your family is to be aware of the dangers and identify any appliances in your house that could potentially leak carbon monoxide.
You should install a carbon monoxide alarm, as this will detect a leak in your home and give out a high-pitched noise when gas levels are high. They are available from DIY and hardware stores. However, alarms are not a substitute for maintaining and regularly servicing household appliances.
Carbon monixide poisoning is incredibly dangerous so it's important to be vigilant. CO poisoning kills around 50 people a year in the UK. An expert explains how the gas affects the body, the symptoms it causes and how to treat it. CO poisoning can also be gradual over a period of time. Note: The Health Protection Agency no longer exists. Its role was taken over by Public Health England
Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning
The signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are not always obvious, especially during low-level exposure. Some people may also have a pre-existing condition with similar symptoms.
Low levels of carbon monoxide
The symptoms of exposure to low levels of carbon monoxide (CO) can be similar to those of many other conditions, such as food poisoning and flu. However, unlike flu, carbon monoxide poisoning does not cause a high temperature (fever).
The most common symptoms include:
nausea (feeling sick) and vomiting
tiredness and confusion
shortness of breath and difficulty breathing
Your symptoms may be less severe when you are away from the source of the carbon monoxide.
The longer you inhale carbon monoxide, the worse your symptoms will be. You may lose balance, vision and memory. Eventually, you may lose consciousness. This can happen within two hours, if there is a lot of carbon monoxide in the air.
Long-term exposure to low levels of carbon monoxide can also lead to neurological symptoms, including:
difficulty thinking or concentrating
frequent emotional changes – for example, becoming easily irritated, depressed or making impulsive decisions
High levels of carbon monoxide
If you have breathed in high levels of carbon monoxide gas, it is likely that you will experience more severe symptoms. These may include:
impaired mental state and personality changes (intoxication)
vertigo – the feeling that you or the environment around you is spinning
ataxia – loss of physical co-ordination, caused by underlying damage to the brain and nervous system
breathlessness and tachycardia (a heart rate of more than 100 beats per minute)
chest pain caused by angina or a heart attack
seizures – an uncontrollable burst of electrical activity in the brain that causes muscle spasms
loss of consciousness – in cases where there are very high levels of carbon monoxide, death may occur within minutes
At-risk groups
Certain people in your household may be affected by carbon monoxide poisoning more quickly than others. Those at particular risk include:
people with heart or breathing problems
Pets may be the first to show signs of carbon monoxide poisoning because they are vulnerable to the effects of the gas. The smaller an animal or a person is, the faster this will affect them.
If your pet suddenly becomes ill or dies unexpectedly, and death is not related to old age or an existing health condition, you should investigate the possibility of a carbon monoxide leak.
Causes of carbon monoxide poisoning
Carbon monoxide is produced when fuels such as gas, oil, coal and wood do not burn fully. Burning charcoal, running cars and the smoke from cigarettes also produce carbon monoxide gas.
Gas, oil, coal and wood are sources of fuel used in many household appliances, including:
The main cause of accidental exposure to carbon monoxide (CO) is household appliances, such as cooking and heating devices, which have been damaged, incorrectly installed or badly maintained.
The risk of exposure to carbon monoxide from portable devices may also be higher in caravans, boats and mobile homes.
Other possible causes of carbon monoxide poisoning include:
blocked flues and chimneys – this can stop carbon monoxide escaping, allowing it to reach dangerous levels
burning fuel in an enclosed or unventilated space – for example, running a car engine, petrol-powered generator or barbecue inside a garage, or a faulty boiler in an enclosed kitchen
faulty or blocked car exhausts – a leak or a blockage in the exhaust pipe, such as after heavy snowfall, could lead to a build-up of carbon monoxide
paint fumes – some cleaning fluids and paint removers contain methylene chloride (dichloromethane), which can cause carbon monoxide poisoning if breathed in
smoking shisha pipes indoors – shisha pipes burn charcoal and tobacco, which can lead to a build-up of carbon monoxide in enclosed or unventilated rooms
Seek immediate advice from your GP or local accident and emergency department if you think you have carbon monoxide poisoning.
Your symptoms will often indicate whether you have carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, but a blood test will confirm the amount of carboxyhaemoglobin in your blood. A level of 30% indicates severe exposure.
Mild carbon monoxide poisoning doesn't usually need hospital treatment, but it is still important that you seek medical advice.
Your house will also need to be checked for safety before anyone returns.
Standard oxygen therapy
Exposure to a high amount of carbon monoxide gas is treated with oxygen therapy. You will be given 100% oxygen through a tight-fitting mask (normal air contains around 21% oxygen).
Breathing in concentrated oxygen enables your body to replace carboxyhaemoglobin quicker. You will continue to receive oxygen therapy until your carboxyhaemoglobin levels decrease to less than 10%.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) floods the body with pure oxygen, helping it to overcome the oxygen shortage caused by carbon monoxide poisoning.
Currently, there is insufficient evidence regarding the long-term effectiveness of HBOT for treating severe cases of carbon monoxide poisoning. Therefore, standard oxygen therapy (as described above) is usually the recommended treatment option.
However, HBOT may be recommended in certain situations, such as where there has been extensive exposure to carbon monoxide, and nerve damage is suspected. The use of HBOT will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
Complications of carbon monoxide poisoning
Prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide can cause serious complications, including brain damage and heart problems. In very severe cases, it can result in death.
Effects of severe carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning include breathlessness, chest pains, seizures (fits) and a loss of consciousness. The severity depends on the amount of carbon monoxide gas you have been exposed to, and how long you have been exposed to it.
Around 10-15% of people who have severe carbon monoxide poisoning develop long-term complications.
Some of the possible complications of carbon monoxide poisoning are described below.
Prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide can cause memory problems and difficulty concentrating. It can also cause vision loss and hearing loss.
In rare cases, it can cause Parkinsonism, which is characterised by tremors (shaking), stiffness and slow movement.
Parkinsonism is not the same as Parkinson's disease, which is a degenerative neurological (brain) condition linked to ageing.
Coronary heart disease is another serious condition that can develop as a result of long-term exposure to carbon monoxide.
Coronary heart disease is where the blood supply to the heart is blocked or interrupted by a build-up of fatty substances (atheroma) in the coronary arteries.
If the blood supply is restricted, it can cause angina (chest pains). If the coronary arteries become completely blocked, it can cause a heart attack.
Harm to unborn babies
Prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide gas can also damage an unborn child. Infants exposed to carbon monoxide during pregnancy are at risk of:
perinatal death (stillbirth and death that occurs within the first four weeks of birth)
The best way to protect against carbon monoxide poisoning is to be aware of the dangers, and to identify appliances that could emit carbon monoxide gas.
It is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.
Follow the safety tips below to help protect yourself at home and in the workplace:
Never use ovens or gas ranges to heat your home.
Never use oversized pots on your gas stove, or place foil around the burners.
Make sure rooms are well-ventilated and do not block air vents. If your home is double-glazed or draught-proofed, make sure there is still enough air circulating for any heaters that are in the room.
Do not use gas-powered equipment and tools inside your home if you can avoid it. Only use them in a well-ventilated area, and put the engine unit and exhaust outside.
Always use a safety mask when using chemicals that contain methylene chloride.
Do not burn charcoal in an enclosed space, such as on an indoor barbecue.
Do not sleep in a room that has an unflued gas fire or a paraffin heater.
Fit an extractor fan in your kitchen (if it doesn't already have one).
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Boilers, cookers, heating systems and appliances should be installed and regularly serviced by a reputable, registered engineer. Do not attempt to install or service appliances yourself.
Anyone carrying out work on installations and appliances in your home must be registered with a relevant association:
Gas – the Gas Safe Register
Solid fuel – the Heating Equipment Testing and Approval Scheme (HETAS)
Oil – the Oil Firing Technical Association (OFTEC)
Maintaining chimneys and flues
Make sure that all chimneys and flues are swept regularly by a qualified sweep who is a member of either:
The National Association of Chimney Sweeps (NACS)
The Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps
The Association of Professional Independent Chimney Sweeps (APICS)
Engine exhaust fumes
The following precautions can help to protect you from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by exhaust fumes:
Do not leave petrol-fuelled lawnmowers or cars running in the garage
Make sure your car's exhaust is checked every year for leaks
Make sure your exhaust is not blocked before turning the engine on – for example, after heavy snowfall
Make sure you install an audible carbon monoxide alarm, as this will provide an early warning system if there is a leak in your home. You can buy one from a DIY or hardware store.
Carbon monoxide alarms give out a high-pitched noise when levels are high. However, a carbon monoxide alarm is not a substitute for maintaining and regularly servicing household appliances.
When buying a carbon monoxide alarm, you should make sure that it is approved to the latest British or European Standard (BS Kitemark or EN50291).


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Q: How to view resource permissions with SelfSubjectRulesReview using curl In Kubernetes you can use the auth can-i command to check if you have permissions to some resource.
For example, I can use this command like that on the worker:
kubectl --kubeconfig /etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf auth can-i get pods -v 9

It will check if you have permissions to view pods, and when you add the -v flag it show the verbose output:
...
curl -k -v -XPOST  -H "Accept: application/json, */*" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "User-Agent: kubectl/v1.18.0 (linux/amd64) kubernetes/9e99141" 'https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectaccessreviews'

I wanted to use this REST API with curl and it doesn't work:
curl --cacert /etc/kubernetes/pki/ca.crt \
     --cert /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     --key /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     -d @- \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -H "Accept: application/json, */*" \
     -XPOST https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectrulesreviews <<'EOF'
{
   "kind":"SelfSubjectAccessReview",
   "apiVersion":"authorization.k8s.io/v1",
   "metadata":{
      "creationTimestamp":null
   },
   "spec":{
      "namespace":"default"
   },
   "status":{
      "allowed":true
   }
}
EOF

If failed with the error:
  "status": "Failure",
  "message": "SelfSubjectAccessReview in version \"v1\" cannot be handled as a SelfSubjectRulesReview: converting (v1.SelfSubjectAccessReview).v1.SelfSubjectAccessReviewSpec to (authorization.SelfSubjectRulesReview).authorization.SelfSubjectRulesReviewSpec: Namespace not present in src",
  "reason": "BadRequest",
  "code": 400

How can I use SelfSubjectRulesReview API with curl to view resource permissions?

Thanks to @HelloWorld I found the problem, the issue was with the different between selfsubjectaccessreviews vs selfsubjectrulesreviews. I will put 2 working curl examples.
1) selfsubjectaccessreviews example to see if the account has permissions for
curl --cacert /etc/kubernetes/pki/ca.crt \
     --cert /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     --key /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     -d @- \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -H 'Accept: application/json, */*' \
     -XPOST https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectaccessreviews <<'EOF'
{
   "kind":"SelfSubjectAccessReview",
   "apiVersion":"authorization.k8s.io/v1",
   "metadata":{
      "creationTimestamp":null
   },
   "spec":{
      "resourceAttributes":{
         "namespace":"default",
         "verb":"get",
         "resource":"pods"
      }
   },
   "status":{
   }
}
EOF

2) selfsubjectrulesreviews example to see all the permissions of the account on the default namespace:
curl --cacert /etc/kubernetes/pki/ca.crt \
     --cert /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     --key /var/lib/kubelet/pki/kubelet-client-current.pem \
     -d @- \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -H 'Accept: application/json, */*' \
     -XPOST https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectrulesreviews <<'EOF'
{
   "kind":"SelfSubjectRulesReview",
   "apiVersion":"authorization.k8s.io/v1",
   "metadata":{
      "creationTimestamp":null
   },
   "spec":{
     "namespace":"default"
   },
   "status":{
   }
}
EOF

A: Notice that kubectl verbose shows this url in output:
https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectaccessreviews

and you are curling:
https://<master_ip>:6443/apis/authorization.k8s.io/v1/selfsubjectrulesreviews

Can you notice the difference? selfsubjectaccessreviews vs selfsubjectrulesreviews.
Change the url to correct one and it will work.


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Shawn's doctoral thesis was in Indigenous knowledge, which followed study in psychology and zoology. His presentations communicate the theories underlying Indigenous research methodologies to diverse audiences. Through working with Indigenous people internationally, Shawn has applied Indigenist philosophy within the contexts of Indigenous education, health and counsellor education. In addition to further articulating Indigenous philosophies and research paradigms, his research focuses on the inter-related concepts of identity, health and healing, culture and wellbeing. This has led to about most recently in Ceremony at a Boundary fire: a story of Indigenist Knowledge. His book, Research is Ceremony: Indigenous Research Methods has been cited more than 1200 times and is used a text in many universities.
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A federal appeals court in Washington has overturned the firing of a local U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms supervisor accused of kissing and fondling a female agent against her wishes as well as sexually harassing her in other ways.
"Justice has finally been done," said the former supervisor, John M. Gamboa on Monday when he learned of the court ruling.
Although the decision stopped short of exonerating the 12-year ATF veteran, legal observers said that unless it is successfully appealed, Gamboa can apply for reinstatement with the agency, as well as seeking back pay and legal expenses.
Gamboa, 35, was fired in 1993 after agent Sandra Hernandez contended in a segment of the television show "60 Minutes" that he had promised her preferential assignments and promotions in return for sexual favors.
She said that though the harassment continued for more than 2 years until October of 1992, she resisted, but did not report his behavior out of fear of losing her job.
It was only after she became ill that she decided to go public with her story, Hernandez said, encouraged to do so by another ATF supervisor, Diane Klipfel.
Two agency officials were reassigned in the aftermath of her televised statements while Gamboa was fired. But he appealed and set the stage for a public hearing at which conflicting stories were given by some of nearly two dozen ATF employees called to testify.
Gamboa's dismissal was upheld in October 1993 by an administrative judge after that hearing, but he then took the case to the appeals court in Washington.
In its ruling, disclosed Monday, the court acknowledged that given the nature of the offense, sexual harassment often goes unwitnessed. But it said that in Gamboa's case, which supposedly covered a time span of 2 1/2 years, the evidence of misconduct should have become clear, if not abundant.
The judges said they found troubling the long reticence by Hernandez in making her charges public.
The decision also criticized the inaction of Klipfel, who testified at the administrative judge's hearing that she witnessed at least one unwanted act of sexual harassment in the Chicago ATF office, but took no action at the behest of Hernandez, who feared she would lose her job.
Gamboa's attorney, Phillip A. Turner of Chicago, said though the decision vindicated his client, "John Gamboa feels let down by his government. For 12 years John put his life on the line to enforce federal laws and then, because of one allegation, was deserted by his government.
"He wants his job back. And, if possible, he wants his reputation back."


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The exchange does have a very high turnover crypto currencies – leading some to accuse it of allowing pump and dump schemes that erode confidence in the crypto currency ecosystem as a whole. Apart from that they do have very good security with two factor authentication and are United States based.


On April 20, actress Han Ye Seul shared her painful experience dealing with a medical accident. The actress underwent a surgical surgery of lipoma (a fatty lump most often situated between the skin and underlying muscle layer). The simple surgery went wrong when Han Ye Seul was left with visible scarring and outrageous stitches – so bad it looks like it was done by someone who's not a medical professional.
Han Ye Seul received lipoma removal surgery on April 2. In order to prevent the operation from leaving a scar, we made an incision (shown at the bottom of her photo) and dug into the lipoma region from there. In the process of using a heated tool to remove the lipoma, a burn occurred on the skin (the oval shape in her photo).
"The area of the burn is located on her torso below the left armpit. We are providing support in hopes of full restoration through plastic surgery.
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Q: console.log fires, but subsequent Jquery call doesn't do anything Here's my code:
    jQuery( window ).load( function( ) {
        if ( jQuery('select#pa_form option:selected').val().length > 0 ) {
            if( ! jQuery('div.single_variation').html().length) {
                jQuery('div.single_variation').append("$" + jQuery("meta[itemprop=price]").attr('content') + "");
            }
            jQuery( 'select#pa_form').change( function() {
                console.log( 'i tried' );
                jQuery('div.single_variation').html("$" + jQuery("meta[itemprop=price]").attr('content') + "");
            });
        }
    });

The problem I'm having is that when I change the select the console.log statement of "i tried" is getting fired, but the jQuery .html call isn't firing.
If I throw the following into the console it works:
        jQuery( 'select#pa_form').change( function() {
            console.log( 'i tried' );
            jQuery('div.single_variation').html("$" + jQuery("meta[itemprop=price]").attr('content') + "");
        });

However, if I remove that snippet from within the jQuery( window ).load( function() {}); function nothing fires.
What am I doing wrong?
Here's a live version of the code

A: The price is being shown correctly by your code, but then there is another change event handler being fired that is bound by the wooCommerce JS, which ultimately ends up clearing the price out again.
The easiest way to get this to work is hacky, but will do the job. Just defer the updating using setTimeout() with a delay of 0 to allow the other change handler to fire first, then do what you want to do afterwards. I only suggest this because I assume the wooCommerce JS is too difficult to change.
Here is one way to do that:
jQuery( window ).load( function( ) {
    if ( jQuery('select#pa_form option:selected').val().length > 0 ) {
        if( ! jQuery('div.single_variation').html().length) {
            addPrice('append');
        }
        jQuery( 'select#pa_form').change( function() {
            console.log( 'i tried' );
            addPrice('html');
        });
    }
});

function addPrice(method) {
    setTimeout(function () {
        jQuery('div.single_variation')[method]("$" + jQuery("meta[itemprop=price]").attr('content') + "");
    }, 0);
}

I also made the code a little more DRY so it is easier to maintain.
How I found the problem
Here is how I found the problem in Chrome devtools so you can learn how to do it yourself.

*

*Set a breakpoint at the line that makes the change (the one after the console.log('i tried') line).

*Change the dropdown, the breakpoint gets hit.

*Step over once (F10), look back in the browser, the price has appeared. So far, so good.

*Resume (F8), and it disappears again.

*Set a DOM breakpoint on the
 element, the parent of the element I expect to change. Right click on it in the Elements tab, select "Break on..." and "Subtree modifications".

*Change the dropdown again, and resume (F8) when it hits your code.

*The next time it breaks, it will be because of the wooCommerce code, where you can explore the stacktrace to figure out what is going on.

DOM Breakpoints: handy sometimes.


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