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Tag Archives: Roger Mayweather
Greatest Super Lightweights In Boxing History: Julio Cesar Chavez
By Robert Silva January 6, 2020 January 6, 2020 Boxing, List
Robert Silva is back with his greatest fighters in boxing history list. Up next are the super lightweights and Julio Cesar Chavez.
Tagged Frankie Randall, Julio Cesar Chavez, Meldrick Taylor, Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker, Roger Mayweather
Greatest Lightweights In Boxing History: Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker
By Robert Silva September 6, 2019 September 6, 2019 Boxing, List
18 Nov 1995: Pernell Whitaker and Jake Rodriguez are ready for action during the bout. Whitaker won the fight with a knockout in the sixth round. Mandatory Credit: Al Bello /Allsport
Robert checks in with the second greatest lightweight of all time, Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker.
Tagged Jose Luis Ramirez, Juan Nazario, Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker, Roger Mayweather
Video – All Access: Mayweather Vs Berto – Episode 1
By GG August 31, 2015 April 16, 2017 Boxing, Video
Watch the first episode of All Access: Mayweather vs Berto.
Tagged All Access: Mayweather Vs Berto, Andre Berto, Floyd Mayweather, Roger Mayweather
Mayweather-Cotto 24/7: Episode 3 Recap
By GG April 30, 2012 April 16, 2017 24/7, Boxing, TV Shows
The show stars off with Floyd Mayweather doing a 5K run for Habitat For Humanity, in which he also donated 100,000 dollars. There was a Filipino person he was cheering on and he called him Pacquiao. I knew that was coming and I still laughed. It was wrong for me to laugh, yes I know.
He and 50 Cent went shopping and ended up buying Miss Jackson two pairs of shoes for 10,800 dollars. And yes, he paid in cash.
Miguel Cotto's team is doing some lactic acid test by taking blood from his ear to test his muscle fatigue. Cotto's trainer says he's in optimal shape and he believes they'll win. Cotto is trying to earn some praise from his trainer by telling him he knows he's doing well.
Mayweather brings up last week's episode where Cotto and his buddy Bryan Perez mentioned that they sleep in the same bed together. Mayweather pulled out some money and said he wanted Cotto to sleep comfortable because he's going to make him uncomfortable.
Roger Mayweather says he's sharper for this fight than for any fight except for maybe the Diego Corrales fight. Mayweather says something really interesting. He says that he thinks he has five fights left. His uncle says he's fighting more accurately. Mayweather says it's hard to fight accurately because he's fighting all on PPV and it takes 6 months to build a fight, meaning he's fighting sporadically and it's hard to stay sharp when you're not as active.
Cotto says he's prepared for a tough 12 rounds. Mayweather gets his pupils dilated and can't see well, but I guess he doesn't have to see well to hit the speed bag.
The Verdict: There's a neat juxtaposition of Floyd Mayweather. All we see is him clowning around. But the conversation with his uncle says that he might be close to his top level ever. I don't get that with Cotto even though his trainer pretty much says the same thing. But all the trainer changes, even after his recent success says something. Cotto has a few constants in his life and he's close to those people. Otherwise, he doesn't seem to be close to many, including his new trainer. I'm more convinced today that Mayweather wins this fight. Maybe we'll see something different next week.
Tagged Floyd Mayweather, Miguel Cotto, Roger Mayweather
24/7 Mayweather/Ortiz Episode 3
By GG September 11, 2011 April 16, 2017 24/7, Boxing, TV Shows
Floyd's mad that Victor Ortiz's story is getting so much attention. He's also upset that Ortiz idolizes De La Hoya because of all of De La Hoya's problems.
Roger says Floyd is more than ready while Floyd sips on his Mountain Dew soda and hits the speed bag one-handed.
Ortiz shows up at a local block party on his time away from training. He's also a celebrity ambassador for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Ortiz's favorite basketball team is the Boston Celtics. Um, how?
Both guys host public workouts with the media. It's the most media that's ever covered Ortiz. Floyd says he wishes his dad well. He also doesn't like hearing about Ortiz's story and says he had a tough childhood too.
Floyd trades his Bentley for another white Rolls Royce. Ray J (Brandy's brother) comes over to play the piano and sing for Floyd.
Danny Garcia and his two sons watch video of Floyd's fight against Ricky Hatton and they think he's a dirty fighter and that his best shot is an elbow, while Victor's best shot is everything.
Steve Forbes is brought in to spar with Victor to be a Mayweather mimic. He was De La Hoya's last win, basically to be the same thing before his fight with Mayweather.
Mayweather has a Skype session with soldiers in Afghanistan. He gives them a tour of his mansion, losing connection a few times.
Victor took a day off from training even though the coaches didn't want him to. They decide to go fishing. Ortiz has built up quite the disdain for Mayweather in these last two episodes.
This was the worst episode of the three as nothing really happened. One thing I really noticed was that Ortiz's hand speed is crazy fast, but it might simply be him putting on the after burners for the cameras. His shot is using those fast hands to hit Mayweather with something solid. Otherwise, he might be tied up in knots.
Tagged Floyd Mayweather, Roger Mayweather, Victor Ortiz
By GG August 28, 2011 April 16, 2017 24/7, Boxing, TV Shows
24/7 is back and none other than Floyd Mayweather is involved, so you know it's going to be good. Let's just hope Victor Ortiz can stay with him. Ortiz has a fantastic story.
Mayweather says no athlete works harder than him, let alone any boxer.
The Ortiz brothers work together to get Victor ready. So it's the Team Ortiz vs. Team Mayweather too. His brother Temo says that he and Victor were inseparable. Temo says that one day, his mother asked him what would happen if she left the boys. He said she would never leave. And then she left. And then, their dad left them and they had to fend for themselves for three years before going to a foster family.
Victor went to Buck Avila to train boxing and he was very emotional about it. They showed Buck's wife so it looks like he's passed.
50 Cent is back with Team Money. Floyd says there's so many people on his team that he doesn't know everyone's name. Roger doesn't believe in scouting Victor Ortiz. Floyd Sr. is back too. Floyd Sr. says he's the motivator, innovator, creator of it all since 1971. He says blood is thicker than mud.
Tagged Floyd Mayweather, Floyd Mayweather Sr., Roger Mayweather, Victor Ortiz


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Dubai's Emrill launches in-house high-level cleaning service
UAE facilities management company Emrill has launched an in-house high-level cleaning service as a latest addition to its offering.
The firm has identified high-level cleaning as a growth area for its business based on the increased complexity of projects in Dubai.
Previously, Emrill had subcontracted high-level cleaning work to third-party operators.
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I was bored (read: hungry, ravenous, craving sugar) yesterday and I had a bunch of strawberries in my fridge. I also had a laundry room filled with dirty laundry, a sink full of breakfast dishes, and a major ax to grind.
So I decided to bake. It's what I do when I have an ax to grind.
I came *this close* to making strawberry shortcake—I had plenty of heavy cream in my fridge as well, which I could easily have sweetened, whipped, and plopped over the top of sweet biscuits and syrupy strawberries. Been there, done that…dozens of times.
But yesterday, I wanted to be different.
So I created something else. I created…a cake. It's a cross between strawberry shortcake and strawberry cake. And get this: I got really creative and decided to name it…Strawberry Shortcake Cake. I'm creative that way.
The Cast of Characters (for the cake): Unsalted Butter, Sugar, Eggs, Sour Cream, Vanilla, Baking Soda, Flour, Salt, and Cornstarch.
For the icing/topping: Fresh Strawberries, Unsalted Butter, Cream Cheese, Powdered Sugar, and Vanilla. And a dash of salt, too.
Begin by sifting together flour, salt, baking soda, and cornstarch. This cake is adapted from one of my favorite sponge cake recipes of all time. I knew it would be perfect for this cake—I'll show you why later.
Sift the ingredients onto a sheet of waxed paper; that way, you can fold it up and carry it over to the mixer in a minute.
Throw the butter and sugar into the mixing bowl.
Cream it till it's light and fluffy.
Add in the eggs one at a time, mixing gently after each addition.
And mix it just until ingredients are combined. I usually stop just short of it being totally combined so I can give it a stir or two with the rubber spatula.
You need an 8-inch cake pan. I decided to do 8-inch instead of 10-inch because it's smaller and cuter.
VERY generously spray the bottom and sides of the pan with cooking spray, which, let's face it, is SO much easier than rubbing the inside of the pan with butter, then tapping flour all over it.
I praise the DAY I discovered cooking SPRAY.
That could be a jingle, a poem, or a rap, depending on your needs.
Then, with an offset spatula, get the surface as level as you can.
Then bake the cake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes, or until no longer jiggly. And please note: the cake tends to get pretty golden brown on the outside when it bakes…but it's perfect inside. Here, I've inverted the baked cake onto a cooling rack and placed it by an open window (it was cool outside yesterday) so it'll hurry up and cool down—it has to be completely cooled before I can ice it.
Meanwhile, stem and slice the strawberries. I love using the tip of a spoon to stem strawberries; that's how my mom always did it.
Slice them in half from top to bottom.
Then give 'em a little stir.
Now, let the strawberries sit for 30 minutes. They'll begin to give off juice, which will mix with the sugar to form a nice syrupy liquid. Delish.
After 30 minutes, mash the strawberries on a plate with a fork.
Mix it together till light and fluffy.
Sift the powdered sugar and throw it in. Add the vanilla here, too, along with a dash of salt.
Mmmm. Cream cheese icing. The stuff that dreams are made of.
Make sure the cake isn't the least bit warm.
Then, with a long, serrated knife, slice the cake perfectly in half.
Be sure to pour all the sweet juices over the top. They'll soak into the cake and make you a happier person.
When you're ready, place the bottom half onto a pretty cake plate or pedestal. I love this dadgum pedestal.
I got it on eBay, like, last century. Quite literally. Fenton Milk Glass. Totally kitschy, man.
And spread it out, being careful not to disrupt the strawberries too much.
No need to be overly neat. The icing can hang over the sides a little.
Next, place the other strawberry-covered half on top.
And spread it out evenly, being careful not to disrupt the strawberries too much.
*Important: at this stage, I stuck the cake back into the freezer for about 5 to 7 minutes before icing the rest of it. It's a crazy habit of mine.
When you pull it out, begin to panic when you realize you're losing daylight fast. Use the remaining icing to cover the sides of the cake.
If you get icing on the plate or pedestal, just use a damp paper towel or cloth to clean it right off. Marlboro Man always makes fun of me when I do this, especially when I'm serving the kids Spaghetti-O's.
Well HELLO, my beautiful lover! It's very nice to finally meet you face to face.
I think the cake looks nice the way it is—you can see hints of strawberries peeking through the icing, and it's sort of natural and uncontrived. But if you wanted to, you could artfully arrange strawberry halves all over the top in any number of designs.
But I'd rather spend that time eating it.
I can't really talk about how good this was. If I tried, I might start crying.
It's the best strawberry shortcake cake I've ever eaten. An absolute delight!
I am headed to the store for berries –as soon as it opens that is.
Looks yummy! But, Ree…you NEED some fresh brown eggs for your baked goods! It's time you got some chickens!!!
This looks so delicious. I can't wait for my strawberries are actually red. Little green bombs wouldn't make a very good cake.
Jeepers creepers, that looks good.
Now if only I had the time, supplies, cooking equipment and patience for making that.
Maybe you could just, uh, send me one via FedEx?
Ree!!! I want this cake! It's only quarter after 7 in the morning here, and this is what i want for breakfast. You're killing me. Incidentally, I always write til, not 'til, or till. I thought till was what you do to your garden?
That cake looks delish! I wish I had the time to bake it right now, unfortunately we are in the moving process and all my baking supplies are in one of the boxes in the box mountain. Hopefully my sanity is in one of those boxes also.
That does look delicious! Our strawberries won't be in for another two months but will definitely make this with fresh strawberries. Thanks, Ree.
That looks wonderful! Can I eat cake at 6:30 am? Sure! Send me a slice!
That looks wonderful! Our strawberries should be ready next month, I'll have to keep this recipe in mind for family gatherings!


The eight-year-old is now nine. I have a hard time wrapping my head around this because I vividly remember sitting in the hospital with my very pregnant wife, who was already two weeks past her due date for reasons that have become crystal clear over the years.
We were in the middle of some standardized test, and Mrs. Hare made it clear before we began that if you have to go to the bathroom, do it now. For reasons I still can't explain, I didn't go, and not long afterwards, I had to pee.
Instead of raising my hand and facing Mrs. Hare's wrath, I decided to hold it. In terms of thinking strategically, the only worse decision may have been announcing to the class that I would be wetting my pants in roughly 4-6 minutes. At this point, the pressure was such that I couldn't think about the test at all and alternated between moving my legs furiously in an attempt to stave off the inevitable and trying to formulate a plausible excuse for when, you know, the inevitable happened.
Oh, I should mention that our desks included wooden slatted seats, which meant that there would be no chance the pee would be contained to the chair. Nope, it would make its way through the aforementioned slats and right onto the hardwood floor, plenty loud for kids actually trying to concentrate on the test to notice.
So it was no surprise when one girl -- I still remember her name but I won't implicate her here -- notified Mrs. Hare that some dumbass wet himself and his surrounding area. I have some recollection of Mrs. Hare asking me what happened. Thinking quickly on my feet, I offered up this wholly believable excuse: I fell in a mud puddle at the bus stop that morning.
I'm fuzzy on what followed -- though I can imagine it involved plenty of laughing -- but the poor woman must've taken pity on me because I don't recall her making a big deal about it.
Silver lining: 30 years later, I have an awesome story. It also sets a low bar for those that follow me; as long as the nine-year-old doesn't pee in his pants over the final three months of the year, he's done better than his old man. That's called sacrifice, people.
So what did the nine-year-old want for his birthday? In continuing with the retro theme, he asked fora Rubik's Cube, Hungry Hungry Hippos and the original Monopoly.
By the way, the children's version of Monopoly is a joke. Mostly because it discriminates against old people. Kids get to roll first -- because, hey, this is supposed to be fun! -- which virtually guarantees they'll win every time. So it was with great pleasure that the nine-year-old and I spent three hours with the original version last night ... and I DOMINATED.
Him: You're going to get crushed in Monopoly!
My response: FAMOUS LAST WORDS.
Of course, I regularly engage in that type of gum-flapping, usually with little-to-no repercussions. Because, you know, he's barely nine. But the day before his birthday, we played chess, like we had hundreds of times before.
Except I lost. For the first time ever.
And secretly, I wasn't happy about it. Devastated might be too strong a word but it's probably closer to the truth than I care to admit. I won the next day but the damage was already done: It was the latest reminder that the balance of power is shifting. Not long after, he had solved one side of the Rubik's Cube. Back in the day, that took me weeks, (and maybe months).
But hey, I still have Monopoly.


We have a graveyard here! It's not the scary Halloween type of graveyard, but a flower bulb graveyard.
In this area outside, we plant all of the lily bulbs we grow out of season in the greenhouse that are left over from various projects or those that get returned to us after they are done flowering.
I just can't bring myself to throw them away or even compost them, so I give them a "decent burial" in the bulb cemetery that's located in an out of the way corner. Since it used up most of its energy blooming while in a little pot, some times it takes a couple of years for a bulb to build up enough strength to bloom again. I've been doing this for at least 4 years. It's always fun to see what new flower will be blooming from one year to the next.
Even now, during Halloween season, the old Easter Lilies are still blooming!
They seem to have shook off the frosts we have had so far. It won't be long until they finally give in to the cold weather and take a long winter's nap.
The Aloe vera plant has been popular for decades as a balm or salve used to treat minor burns, cuts, sunburn and other maladies. Every household should have an Aloe plant as part of their first-aid kit.
You can do your part to spread the good news about Aloe by dividing your plants and giving them away to folks who don't have an Aloe yet. It's very easy to do.
As an Aloe plant grows, it forms small plantlets or off-shoots around the base of the main stem. They may or may not have roots. These can be gently pulled apart from the main plant and transplanted into new pots.
Start by getting a potting mix together. I like to use fairly coarse potting mix to which I add sand, fine gravel and other grit to help the mix drain water well. Aloe doesn't like to be in a soggy pot.
In this example, where the plant has grown too long between re-potting, the Aloe has developed a long, undesirable stem with a lot of dead leaves.
Fix this by cutting the stem an inch or so below the green active part of the plant. Peel off all of the "onion skin" until you reach the stem itself. Also, remove any dead or dying leaves. The stem has dormant root buds that will sprout to form new roots to support the newly separated plant. A dormant bud can be seen just below the pencil point. If you rub your finger over the stem, the bumps you feel are the root buds.
Then just fill a pot (be sure it has a drain hole in the bottom) with your potting mix and insert the prepared Aloe cutting into the soil. Water the new plant and that is it. You now have a new Aloe plant that will soon take hold in it's new home. Here is An Aloe I transplanted a few weeks ago. Look how nicely the roots are growing.
This brand new plant can now be given away as a gift. Everyone loves Aloe !
To use Aloe as a treatment for an injury, cut a leaf from your plant. Slit the leaf open and apply the jelly-like juice to the affected area. You'll feel relief immediately.
It's medicine you can grow right on your window sill!
A few days ago Judy and I decided to replenish our grape jelly supply. Of course to do that, you need grapes. As I was getting out the kettles,sugar and pectin, Judy went out to pick grapes.
She had almost a basketful when out of the corner of her eye she was startled by an alarming sight, a hornet's nest just inches away from her head!
After regaining her composure, she realized there was no activity around the nest at all.
Apparently an animal, most likely a skunk, had torn into the nest looking for hornet larvae to eat. By now, all of the hornets were long gone.
Look at both photos and you will see that the hornets built their nest right on a grapevine. As the nest grew larger, it engulfed the grapes until the grapes themselves became part of the nest. You can see the grapes ripening both inside and outside of the nest!
Working outside in your garden, you never know what wonder of nature you are going to find next!
And, yes, we did go on to make a couple of batches of jelly.


Darrin lends a helping hand to D.D. (Danger) O'Riley, a beautiful nineteen year old neighbor. As Darrin spends more and more time with D.D., Samantha turns to solitaire. Endora sees a chance to breakup the Stephens' marriage. She takes George, a warlock, from his harem and persuades him to romance Samantha. Learning George's purpose, Samantha declares she is perfectly happily married to Darrin. Undaunted, George, in the form of a raven, flies to Darrin's office, where Darrin and Larry are working on a campaign for an electric typewriter. George flies into the room and begins to type on the new machine. Darrin and Larry feel the raven is the perfect image for a series of T.V. commercials. When Samantha tells Darrin who George really is, George materializes into human form and gets mixed up for a while with D.D. Endora is miffed. When realizing that his witchcraft is powerless against the love Samantha and Darrin have for each other, George returns to his harem.
Guest cast: Christopher George as George, Beverly Adams as D.D. O'Riley, Lauren Gilbert as Porterfield, Sharon DeBord as Miss Thatcher.


I dropped in on two guys discussing a business idea. I did not particularly hear what the deal was but one of them was super charged and very excited, I guess he was the proponent of the idea.
I walked on and their voices faded off but the encounter got me thinking; startups!
Business ideas come and go. Some never see the light of day and some become a success from the day it was conceived. Some need a little bit of tweaking and fine tuning while others just get it right from the scratch.
There is a level of joy associated with being your own boss, calling the shots and having people at your beck and call, doing your bidding…now, that makes you wonder why we still have so much white collar job(bers) and so few business owners(bosses).
Clear and present fear is the first odd one faces when starting out on a hitherto uncharted course. It cripples you, numbs your mind and makes you feel less sure of your ability to perform.
The question: "what if" keeps popping up in your head.
Good business ideas have been known to have tanked for lack of fund. Right then you feel the whole world is against you because you just can't get them to 'buy' into your idea and part with some cash…sounds familiar?
Funding a startup could be a herculean task, while some get lucky and raise funds with little or no stress, some have to pass through the eye of the needle to do same while some just never get to raise the required capital and end up thrashing an idea that would have made them billionaires and forever change the world.
So now, you have overcome the FEAR,the UNCERTAINTY and the FUND hurdles and they still seem to be present in the background.
Daily you entertain FEAR that something might go wrong with your business and you become UNCERTAIN about how well the business will do in future and then you need FUNDS (which you probably don't have) to expand and stay afloat.
I have always thought that the cemetery was full of ideas that was never developed, dreams that burnt out halfway and never came to fruition because the man got scared either of failure or just couldn't be bothered with the motions.
In spite of all the attending setbacks, you might want to revisit that sweet business idea you had and see how it turns out, who knows, it might just be the next Snapchat.
Tope Aguda is an Entrepreneur and writes from Lagos.


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Q: Sum of dependent R.V I have two random variables whose PDF are parameterized by an unknown constant as follows:
P(A;d)
P(B;d)
apparently, these two are not independent, so to find P(A+B;d) one cannot use convolution.
1- Do you have any idea how to procede?
2- is my statement about independence correct?
Thanks

A: Correct, you can no longer use convolution.
If your random variables are now dependent, then in order to know the PDF of their sum you need to know their joint PDF [$P(A,B;d)$ according to your notation].
Once you know this, look at this question:
How to add two dependent random variables?

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Q: Правильно ли я понял как организовать базу данных? Подскажите как правильно организовать БД недвижимости. У нас есть здание и есть помещение.
Например высотка это здание, а квартиры в ней это помещения.
Бизнес-центр это здание, а офисы в нем это помещения
Вопрос как правильно организовать таблицы Т.к в одном здании может быть много помещений. Получается 2 таблицы.
"Здания" и "Помещения". В помещения есть поле зданиеID.
Нужно ли хранить несколько помещениеID в таблице "Здания"?
У зданий есть несколько свойств. Например этажность и год постройки. Тут все просто. А как быть допустим с материалом стен. Кирпичный там или панельный ( список вариантов жестко ограничен во избежания "кирпич", "кирпичный", "КИРПИЧНЫЙ"). Нужна отдельная таблица "Материал стен" с списком значений? И в таблицу "Здания" нужно будет просто записать материалСтенID?
И подобных аналогов много.


In freediving, his field of excellence, he becomes one with the elements, gliding smoothly through the depths. A member of the French freediving team since 2011, he has entered competition after competition and claimed victory after victory, constantly pushing back the boundaries of depth and time.
With its Grands Fonds watch, the result of a long legacy of diving watches, ZRC's approach to water is completely consistent with Stéphane Tourreau's vision.
This affinity of region and values has spurred Stéphane and ZRC on to a number of remarkable joint projects.


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WANDA AILEEN LOWE
By Roger KirkpatrickOctober 3, 2017Current Services
Wanda Aileen Lowe, 93, of Washington Court House, Ohio died Monday, October 2, 2017, at 7:30 p.m. at Fayette County Memorial Hospital where she had been admitted earlier in the day.
Wanda was born July 24, 1924, in Fayette County, Ohio to Jerry William and Helen Gertrude Carr Smith. She was a 1942 graduate of Washington High School and lived most of her life in this community.
She was a retired office manager and had formerly worked at Cudahy's Packing Company, Lowe's Welding, Stage Department Store and State Farm Insurance.
Wanda had attended the First Baptist Church; was a member emeritus and past treasurer of Altrusa International of Washington Court House; had been a member of the Child Conservation League and Beta Sigma Phi sorority and was a former leader of Job's Daughters.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Virgil E. Lowe on Nov. 1, 1979; by a daughter, Vicki Arnold on Jan. 17, 2014; a son, Danny Lowe on Sept. 18, 2016; a brother, James Smith; a brother and sister-in-law, J. Maynard and LaVerne Smith and a sister and brother-in-law, Doris and John Lonnis.
Wanda is survived by a daughter-in-law, Beanie Lowe of Washington Court House; a son-in-law, Don Arnold of West Jefferson; four grandchildren, Abby and Ben Arnold, both of West Jefferson, Becca Golden and her husband, Sean, of Worthington and Katie Lowe of Washington Court House; a great granddaughter, Dani Golden; a sister-in-law, Beverly Smith of Springfield, OH; nieces and nephews, Brad and Sue Smith, Sharon and Carl Hutzel and Pam and Bruce Gothard and her special friend, Bob Bishop of New Holland.
The funeral will be Friday, October 6, 2017, at 11 a.m. at the Kirkpatrick Funeral Home in Washington Court House with the Rev. Jeff Arnold, officiating. Burial will follow in Washington Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 4-8 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Fayette County, Inc., 222 North Oakland Avenue or Altrusa International of Washington Court House, c/o Janet Martin, 165 Magnolia Place, Washington Court House, Ohio 43160.
JANE ELIZABETH SOLLARS POPE


The tightly coiled withy rig may seem as though it would go into a carp's mouth easier due to the smaller size, but it doesn't seem to turn as effectively as a loosely coiled withy fishing rig. Have a look at the different types of withy pool rigs below to see which type you think would work best for catching big carp. If you have any questions, ideas or if you've experienced any problems with the withy rigs shown here, please feel free to send us a message CLICK HERE!.
A tightly coiled rig tubing doesn't seem to turn very well when palm testing the rig for its hooking ability.
Longer tubing that protrudes past the hook bend also seems to have poor hooking ability!
Loose tube coils seem to turn and hook much better according to our experiments!
See how to make the best withy pool fishing rig from our experiments!
Not very buoyant pop-up boilie may cause this problem!
With a little manipulation, the withy pool pop-up sits correctly in silt. However, we cannot trust it'll land like this when casting out in a fishing situation!
The best way is to use a very buoyant pop-up boilie for the withy pool rig to sit better on the bottom. But, I personally don't like to use a withy style of carp rig with pop-ups.
It looks ok here, but, will it lay on the lake bed in this way?
I prefer to use big bottom boilies when using a withy pool carp fishing rig. Although, I always use a withy setup with a hair rig, rather than with a rig ring on the shank, as is shown in the photo above.


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A Student of History
3.25 4 5 Forfatter: Nina Revoyr Oplæser: Tim Fannon
A contemporary Los Angeles story of uncrossable social lines, allegiance and betrayal, immeasurable power, and the ways the present is continually shaped by the past.
Rick Nagano is a graduate student in the history department at USC, struggling to make rent on the South Los Angeles apartment near the neighborhood where his family once lived. When he lands a job as a research assistant for the elderly Mrs. W--, the heir to an oil fortune, he sees it at first simply as a source of extra cash. But as he grows closer to the iconoclastic, charming, and feisty Mrs. W--, he gets drawn into a world of privilege and wealth far different from his racially mixed, blue-collar beginnings.
Putting aside his half-finished dissertation, Rick sets up office in Mrs. W--'s grand Bel Air mansion and begins to transcribe her journals--which document an old Los Angeles not described in his history books. He also accompanies Mrs. W-- to venues frequented by the descendants of the land and oil barons who built the city. One evening, at an event, he meets Fiona Morgan--the elegant scion of an old steel family--who takes an interest in his studies. Irresistibly drawn to Fiona, he agrees to help her with a project of questionable merit in the hopes he'll win her favor. The Student of History explores both the beginnings of Los Angeles and present-day dynamics of race and class. It offers a window into the usually hidden world of high society, and the influence of historic families on current events.
Like Great Expectations and The Great Gatsby, it features, in Rick Nagano, a young man of modest means who is navigating a world where he doesn't belong. Set in a modern-day Los Angeles that's both familiar and unknown, The Student of History is a story of uncrossable social lines, allegiance and betrayal, immeasurable power, and the ways the present is continually shaped by the past.
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When Women Ruled the World
Devil in a Blue Dress
The Necessary Hunger
Razzle Dazzle: The Battle for Broadway
Mr. Kill
The Black Girl Next Door: A Memoir
My New Orleans
Lost Canyon
Coco and Igor
The Gentlemen's Hour
The Iron Sickle
John Ball's In the Heat of the Night
Confederate Reckoning
Jolie Blon's Bounce
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Company Media News
HUBER+SUHNER acquires wavelength-selective switch technology to strengthen optical network automation portfolio
30/04/2021 23:30:00 Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR
HUBER+SUHNER announces the acquisition of ROADMap Systems Ltd., a technology start-up located in Cambridge, UK, through an asset deal. The company is developing the next generation of highly integrated wavelength-selective switch technology and will be integrated into the Communication segment.
Wavelength-selective switch (WSS) devices are used extensively in today's optical transport networks to allow efficient and transparent routing of optical data traffic. However, the limited functionality of current WSS components restrict the scalability of reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) architectures to address future network demands.
ROADMap Systems is developing the next generation of highly integrated WSS, using software-defined two-dimensional holograms to steer individual colors of light between optical fibers. This will enable equipment manufacturers and service providers to benefit from new optical architectures that enhance flexibility and resilience, while reducing costs through simplified network operations.
HUBER+SUHNER plans to leverage the extensive patents and know-how of ROADMap Systems in the industrialisation of its products over the next few years to further expand its growing portfolio of optical network automation solutions, anchored by the Polatis all-optical switching platform.
"We envision this unique and protected technology platform will enable a paradigm-shift in the cost, scalability and energy efficiency of WSS technology," says Urs Ryffel, CEO at HUBER+SUHNER. "This evolution in technology will accelerate the development of flexible, future-ready optical networks in the telecom and datacom markets."
Karl Heeks, CEO of ROADMap Systems, commented "We are delighted to be joining the HUBER+SUHNER team and to bring our transformative technology to market jointly".
This strategic technology investment will be integrated into the Polatis business unit within the Communication segment at the HUBER+SUHNER facility located in Cambridge, UK. Both parties have agreed not to disclose the financial details of the transaction.
This media release is also available in German. The German version is binding.
Koeppe Patrick
Head Corporate Communications
HUBER+SUHNER AG
pressoffice@hubersuhner.com
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Patrick G. Köppe
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Restricting Anti-Virus Won't Work
By Steven Bellovin Professor of Computer Science at Columbia University
In a blog post, Stewart Baker proposed restricting access to sophisticated anti-virus software as a way to limit the development of sophisticated malware. It won't work, for many different and independent reasons. To understand why, though, it's necessary to understand how AV programs work.
The most important technology used today is the "signature"—a set of patterns of bytes—of each virus. Every commercial AV program on the market operates on a subscription model; the reason for the annual payment is that the programs download a fresh set of signatures from the vendor on a regular basis. If you pay your annual renewal fee, you'll automatically have very up-to-date detection capabilities. It has nothing to do with being a sophisticated defender or attacker.
Yes, there are new versions of the programs themselves. These are developed for many reasons beyond simply increasing vendor profits. They may be designed for new versions of the operating system (e.g., Windows Vista versus Windows XP), have a better user interface, be more efficient, etc. There may be also be some new functionality to cope with new concealment techniques by the virus writers, who haven't stayed still. To give one simple example, if detection is based on looking for certain patterns of bytes, the virus might try to evade detection by replacing byte patterns with equivalent ones. Suppose that the standard antivirus test file was trying that. A simple variant might be to change the case of the letters printed. An AV program could try to cope by having more patterns, but that doesn't work very well. In the test program, the message printed contains 30 letters, which means that there are 230—1,073,741,824—variations. You don't want to list all of them; instead, you have a more sophisticated pattern definition which can say things like "this string of bytes is composed of letters; ignore case when matching it against the suspect file". But that in turn means that the AV program has to have the newer pattern-matcher; at some point, that can't be done in a weekly update, so you have to get newer code. To that extent, the suggestion almost makes sense, save for two problems: first, the overwhelming majority of folks with the newest versions are simply folks who've just purchased a new computer; second, updates that can't be handled by today's pattern-matching engines are comparatively rare. The real essence of "updated" is the weekly download of a new signature database, but any responsible computer owner or system administrator has that enabled; certainly, the software is shipped that way by the vendors.
The reliance on patterns, though, explains one reason why things like Stuxnet and Flame weren't detected: they were rare enough that the vendors either didn't have samples, or didn't have enough information to include them in the signature database. Note carefully that a single instance of malware isn't good enough: because of the variation problem, the vendors have to analyze the viruses enough to understand how they change themselves as they spread. This may require multiple samples since of course the virus writers try to make their code hard to analyze.
You might say that instead of everyone downloading new signatures constantly, the programs should simply upload suspect files to some central server. Again, there are problems. First, that would create a tremendous bottleneck; you'd need many, really large servers. Second, most companies don't want internal documents sent to outside companies for scanning, but such documents can and have been infected. (I've seen many.) IBM has even banned Siri internally because they don't want possibly proprietary information to be sent to Apple. Third, client machines have limited bandwidth, too (technologies like DSL and cable modems are designed for asymmetric speeds, with much more capacity downstream than upstream); they can't send out everything they're trying to work with. Fourth, although the primary defense is the AV program checking the file when it's first imported, the weekly scan of an entire disk will pick up viruses that are matched by newly-installed signatures. Thus, the first machines that had Stuxnet weren't protected by antivirus software. However, the signatures are now common, which means that presence of it can be detected after the fact. Fifth, you want to have virus checking even when you're running without net access, perhaps when you're visiting a client site but you're not on their network. Sixth—I'll stop here; that model just doesn't work.
There's a political reason why restricting AV vendors won't work, too: it's a multinational industry, and there are vendors that simply won't listen to the US, NATO, etc. The New York Times ran an article that did more than speculate on possible links between Kaspersky Lab and Russian interests: "But the company has been noticeably silent on viruses perpetrated in its own backyard, where Russian-speaking criminal syndicates controlled a third of the estimated $12 billion global cybercrime market last year, according to the Russian security firm Group-IB."
On a technical level, the rise of ever-smaller and cheaper chips and devices has led to decentralization, a move away from large, shared computers and towards smaller ones. Decades ago, the ratio of users to computers—timesharing mainframes—was much greater than one; now, it's less than one, as people use smart phones and tablets to supplement their laptops and desktops. Trying to move back towards centralization of security-checking is probably not going to work unless a countervailing technological trend, thin clients and cloud-based everything, gains more traction than has happened thus far.
There's another technological wrinkle that suggests that restricting state-of-the-art antivirus might be counterproductive. Some AV programs use "anomaly detection"—looking for software that somehow isn't "normal"—and uploading unusual files to the vendor for correlation with behavior on other computers. (Yes, I know I said that companies won't like that. I doubt they know; this is fairly new technology, and not nearly as mature as signature matching.) I wonder if this is is one way that Kapersky and others got their old samples of Flame:
When we went digging through our archive for related samples of malware, we were surprised to find that we already had samples of Flame, dating back to 2010 and 2011, that we were unaware we possessed. They had come through automated reporting mechanisms, but had never been flagged by the system as something we should examine closely. Researchers at other antivirus firms have found evidence that they received samples of the malware even earlier than this, indicating that the malware was older than 2010.
If so, barring suspect sites from advanced AV technology would deny vendors early looks at some rare malware. (I won't even go into the question of whether or not random computers can be authenticated adequately: they can't.)
I've oversimplified the technology and left out some very important details (and some more of my arguments); the overall thrust, though, remands unchanged: trying to limit AV won't work. However…
Kaspersky wrote: "As far as we can tell, before releasing their malicious codes to attack victims, the attackers tested them against all of the relevant antivirus products on the market to make sure that the malware wouldn't be detected." There are two ways to do that. First, you—or the bad guys—could buy lots of different AV programs. That's not entirely unreasonable; no one vendor has a perfect signature database; there are many viruses caught by some reputable products but missed by other, equally reputable ones. The other way, though, is to use one of the many free multiple scanner sites. There may be some opportunity for leverage there.
By Steven Bellovin, Professor of Computer Science at Columbia University
Bellovin is the co-author of Firewalls and Internet Security: Repelling the Wily Hacker, and holds several patents on cryptographic and network protocols. He has served on many National Research Council study committees, including those on information systems trustworthiness, the privacy implications of authentication technologies, and cybersecurity research needs.
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Torridge has the highest Covid-19 case rate in the UK
North Devon has the second highest rate, up from 505.2 to 674.3, with 662 new cases
Tianna CorbinWhat's on Reporter
Torridge in Devon has the highest rate in the UK, with 490 new cases in the seven days to November 11, the equivalent of 713.0 per 100,000 people.
This is up from 378.4 in the seven days to November 4.
North Devon has the second-highest rate, up from 505.2 to 674.3, with 662 new cases.
Read more:Man seriously injured after crash in Barnstaple
The lowest infection rate in Devon is in the South Hams, where the rate is 350.2 cases per 100,000 people.
In Devon as a whole, the infection rate is now 428.0 cases per 100,000 population. The infection rate in the region is higher than the national average, which is 339.7 cases per 100,000 people.
A total of 5,178 people tested positive for coronavirus across Devon in the week which ended on November 7.
A drive through testing centre in Belfast (stock picture) (Image: PA)
Causeway Coast & Glens in Northern Ireland has the third-highest rate, up from 443.6 to 673.4, with 976 new cases.
Orkney Islands has the highest rate in Scotland (656.3) and Vale of Glamorgan has the highest rate in Wales (640.8).
The five UK areas with the biggest week-on-week rises are:
Torridge (up from 378.4 to 713.0)
Charnwood (338.6 to 587.0)
Causeway Coast & Glens (443.6 to 673.4)
Moray (338.5 to 514.1)
North Devon (505.2 to 674.3)
The list has been calculated by the PA news agency using data published on November 15 on the Government's coronavirus dashboard.
Here is the list in full
It reads, from left to right: name of local authority; nation or region of local authority; rate of new cases in the seven days to November 11; number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in the seven days to November 11; rate of new cases in the seven days to November 4; number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in the seven days to November 4.
Torridge, South-west England, 713.0, (490), 378.4, (260)
North Devon, South-west England, 674.3, (662), 505.2, (496)
Causeway Coast and Glens, Northern Ireland, 673.4, (976), 443.6, (643)
Orkney Islands, Scotland, 656.3, (147), 593.8, (133)
Mid Sussex, South-east England, 655.3, (997), 548.2, (834)
Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, 640.8, (867), 744.3, (1007)
Clackmannanshire, Scotland, 639.5, (328), 573.2, (294)
Gosport, South-east England, 609.4, (516), 598.7, (507)
Gwynedd, Wales, 599.2, (750), 468.2, (586)
Fermanagh and Omagh, Northern Ireland, 598.3, (702), 513.9, (603)
Barrow-in-Furness, North-west England, 592.0, (395), 575.5, (384)
Daventry, East Midlands, 587.7, (511), 470.4, (409)
Charnwood, East Midlands, 587.0, (1106), 338.6, (638)
Mid Devon, South-west England, 582.3, (485), 510.3, (425)
Torfaen, Wales, 581.0, (551), 716.0, (679)
Selby, Yorkshire & the Humber, 575.8, (528), 466.8, (428)
Mid Ulster, Northern Ireland, 575.3, (857), 408.2, (608)
Hinckley and Bosworth, East Midlands, 574.5, (653), 420.5, (478)
Teignbridge, South-west England, 568.0, (767), 455.4, (615)
Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, 558.4, (828), 412.7, (612)
Cardiff, Wales, 556.1, (2053), 591.0, (2182)
Neath Port Talbot, Wales, 548.5, (792), 592.9, (856)
Gloucester, South-west England, 545.1, (707), 536.6, (696)
Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole, South-west England, 538.1, (2136), 495.5, (1967)
Ards and North Down, Northern Ireland, 534.4, (866), 481.9, (781)
Carmarthenshire, Wales, 531.4, (1010), 486.7, (925)
Monmouthshire, Wales, 529.6, (504), 507.5, (483)
Crawley, South-east England, 526.3, (592), 514.8, (579)
Powys, Wales, 524.7, (698), 523.9, (697)
Angus, Scotland, 523.2, (606), 439.5, (509)
Arun, South-east England, 522.6, (842), 550.5, (887)
Melton, East Midlands, 521.5, (268), 358.0, (184)
East Ayrshire, Scotland, 521.4, (634), 510.7, (621)
Elmbridge, South-east England, 518.9, (712), 409.6, (562)
Torbay, South-west England, 514.6, (701), 458.1, (624)
Moray, Scotland, 514.1, (492), 338.5, (324)
West Lindsey, East Midlands, 511.5, (492), 469.9, (452)
Central Bedfordshire, Eastern England, 510.0, (1500), 552.9, (1626)
Copeland, North-west England, 510.0, (347), 661.4, (450)
West Devon, South-west England, 509.4, (286), 527.3, (296)
Swansea, Wales, 509.0, (1255), 528.1, (1302)
Fareham, South-east England, 508.9, (592), 461.6, (537)
Tandridge, South-east England, 508.2, (450), 373.8, (331)
Oadby and Wigston, East Midlands, 507.7, (291), 443.2, (254)
North East Derbyshire, East Midlands, 505.8, (517), 498.0, (509)
Hastings, South-east England, 505.7, (468), 371.7, (344)
Mid and East Antrim, Northern Ireland, 504.9, (704), 409.5, (571)
Blaenau Gwent, Wales, 502.7, (352), 597.0, (418)
Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon, Northern Ireland, 502.2, (1091), 419.8, (912)
North Tyneside, North-east England, 494.6, (1033), 669.8, (1399)
Bath and North East Somerset, South-west England, 493.0, (968), 571.4, (1122)
Test Valley, South-east England, 492.3, (626), 446.7, (568)
Wrexham, Wales, 491.0, (668), 402.8, (548)
Antrim and Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, 490.4, (705), 521.0, (749)
Dorset, South-west England, 490.0, (1861), 484.5, (1840)
Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, 489.9, (296), 470.0, (284)
Horsham, South-east England, 489.4, (712), 516.9, (752)
Colchester, Eastern England, 489.4, (965), 429.5, (847)
Falkirk, Scotland, 485.8, (780), 394.9, (634)
Caerphilly, Wales, 484.8, (881), 658.7, (1197)
Chesterfield, East Midlands, 483.2, (507), 578.5, (607)
Eastleigh, South-east England, 481.1, (652), 547.5, (742)
Harrogate, Yorkshire & the Humber, 481.0, (777), 548.5, (886)
Bridgend, Wales, 480.6, (709), 523.3, (772)
South Somerset, South-west England, 479.6, (809), 523.4, (883)
Highland, Scotland, 479.1, (1128), 379.7, (894)
Newport, Wales, 477.5, (747), 538.2, (842)
Harborough, East Midlands, 476.3, (455), 314.0, (300)
Scarborough, Yorkshire & the Humber, 475.5, (517), 475.5, (517)
Shropshire, West Midlands, 474.5, (1544), 384.4, (1251)
Telford and Wrekin, West Midlands, 474.3, (860), 491.4, (891)
East Devon, South-west England, 474.1, (702), 440.3, (652)
Darlington, North-east England, 473.9, (509), 460.9, (495)
Lisburn and Castlereagh, Northern Ireland, 473.9, (694), 402.2, (589)
Perth and Kinross, Scotland, 472.0, (717), 358.1, (544)
South Kesteven, East Midlands, 472.0, (676), 382.6, (548)
East Staffordshire, West Midlands, 471.4, (570), 497.0, (601)
North Hertfordshire, Eastern England, 469.8, (627), 409.1, (546)
St Albans, Eastern England, 468.8, (700), 561.9, (839)
Tewkesbury, South-west England, 467.8, (452), 547.5, (529)
Mendip, South-west England, 466.1, (542), 509.9, (593)
Wiltshire, South-west England, 465.0, (2344), 460.8, (2323)
North East Lincolnshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, 465.0, (741), 359.6, (573)
Denbighshire, Wales, 463.5, (448), 455.2, (440)
Surrey Heath, South-east England, 463.0, (413), 537.0, (479)
South Gloucestershire, South-west England, 462.8, (1332), 506.6, (1458)
Corby, East Midlands, 459.9, (336), 381.9, (279)
Chorley, North-west England, 456.8, (543), 388.7, (462)
Windsor and Maidenhead, South-east England, 456.1, (690), 412.5, (624)
Exeter, South-west England, 455.3, (607), 377.3, (503)
Dacorum, Eastern England, 453.5, (705), 459.3, (714)
Chelmsford, Eastern England, 453.4, (814), 422.2, (758)
Plymouth, South-west England, 452.4, (1189), 418.1, (1099)
Stirling, Scotland, 450.7, (424), 415.6, (391)
Runnymede, South-east England, 450.6, (407), 327.7, (296)
Mole Valley, South-east England, 450.0, (394), 396.4, (347)
South Hams, South-west England, 449.1, (395), 386.6, (340)
Staffordshire Moorlands, West Midlands, 447.0, (440), 438.9, (432)
East Hertfordshire, Eastern England, 445.4, (676), 353.1, (536)
Rushmoor, South-east England, 442.9, (418), 505.4, (477)
Sedgemoor, South-west England, 442.3, (546), 404.2, (499)
West Oxfordshire, South-east England, 441.1, (493), 404.4, (452)
Spelthorne, South-east England, 440.6, (440), 415.5, (415)
Blaby, East Midlands, 440.4, (449), 343.3, (350)
Cheltenham, South-west England, 438.6, (509), 486.9, (565)
East Dunbartonshire, Scotland, 438.6, (477), 346.7, (377)
Fife, Scotland, 437.5, (1637), 360.8, (1350)
Sevenoaks, South-east England, 434.1, (527), 374.8, (455)
Ribble Valley, North-west England, 432.1, (268), 535.3, (332)
Tunbridge Wells, South-east England, 431.3, (513), 423.7, (504)
East Riding of Yorkshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, 431.2, (1480), 445.2, (1528)
Inverclyde, Scotland, 429.5, (331), 412.7, (318)
Milton Keynes, South-east England, 427.5, (1155), 415.6, (1123)
Bromsgrove, West Midlands, 426.6, (429), 457.4, (460)
Forest of Dean, South-west England, 424.8, (370), 554.5, (483)
Newry Mourne and Down, Northern Ireland, 423.8, (770), 385.3, (700)
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, Scotland, 422.6, (112), 611.3, (162)
South Ribble, North-west England, 422.2, (469), 471.7, (524)
Luton, Eastern England, 421.5, (900), 424.8, (907)
Argyll and Bute, Scotland, 421.4, (360), 396.8, (339)
Ryedale, Yorkshire & the Humber, 420.6, (234), 503.3, (280)
Rotherham, Yorkshire & the Humber, 419.6, (1112), 532.9, (1412)
Halton, North-west England, 419.2, (544), 470.1, (610)
Three Rivers, Eastern England, 418.2, (393), 462.9, (435)
Belfast, Northern Ireland, 417.7, (1431), 359.4, (1231)
Redditch, West Midlands, 417.2, (357), 319.0, (273)
West Berkshire, South-east England, 417.1, (661), 397.6, (630)
Hart, South-east England, 417.0, (407), 449.8, (439)
South Holland, East Midlands, 416.2, (399), 439.2, (421)
Rossendale, North-west England, 414.4, (296), 424.2, (303)
Redcar and Cleveland, North-east England, 413.9, (568), 504.3, (692)
Dudley, West Midlands, 413.2, (1332), 375.4, (1210)
Tamworth, West Midlands, 412.4, (317), 400.7, (308)
North Lanarkshire, Scotland, 412.1, (1406), 377.3, (1287)
Swale, South-east England, 411.9, (622), 400.0, (604)
South Cambridgeshire, Eastern England, 411.4, (662), 400.9, (645)
South Ayrshire, Scotland, 411.1, (461), 323.7, (363)
Cotswold, South-west England, 411.0, (371), 456.4, (412)
Lichfield, West Midlands, 410.8, (434), 350.3, (370)
Waverley, South-east England, 410.1, (519), 440.1, (557)
Richmond upon Thames, London, 409.8, (812), 330.1, (654)
Northampton, East Midlands, 409.3, (918), 453.0, (1016)
Barnsley, Yorkshire & the Humber, 409.2, (1015), 492.2, (1221)
Broxtowe, East Midlands, 408.3, (468), 355.9, (408)
East Northamptonshire, East Midlands, 408.0, (388), 370.1, (352)
Chichester, South-east England, 407.4, (495), 436.2, (530)
Peterborough, Eastern England, 407.2, (825), 429.4, (870)
Scottish Borders, Scotland, 407.0, (469), 428.7, (494)
Stafford, West Midlands, 406.9, (561), 362.7, (500)
Swindon, South-west England, 406.5, (906), 513.7, (1145)
Stratford-on-Avon, West Midlands, 406.3, (538), 387.5, (513)
Herefordshire, West Midlands, 406.0, (786), 417.3, (808)
North Lincolnshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, 405.8, (701), 348.5, (602)
South Derbyshire, East Midlands, 404.5, (443), 367.1, (402)
Newcastle-under-Lyme, West Midlands, 404.3, (524), 392.7, (509)
Rutland, East Midlands, 402.7, (163), 284.1, (115)
Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, 401.9, (972), 422.5, (1022)
Isle of Wight, South-east England, 401.3, (571), 365.4, (520)
Wealden, South-east England, 400.0, (651), 400.7, (652)
Pembrokeshire, Wales, 400.0, (507), 542.0, (687)
Buckinghamshire, South-east England, 400.0, (2188), 453.9, (2483)
Allerdale, North-west England, 399.7, (391), 406.8, (398)
York, Yorkshire & the Humber, 399.5, (843), 390.5, (824)
Hull, Yorkshire & the Humber, 398.6, (1033), 417.6, (1082)
Aberdeen City, Scotland, 398.6, (913), 341.8, (783)
Cherwell, South-east England, 398.4, (605), 334.5, (508)
Wyre, North-west England, 398.0, (450), 406.0, (459)
Castle Point, Eastern England, 397.7, (360), 413.2, (374)
Stevenage, Eastern England, 397.3, (350), 366.6, (323)
Northumberland, North-east England, 397.1, (1286), 457.0, (1480)
Southampton, South-east England, 397.0, (1004), 431.8, (1092)
Sefton, North-west England, 396.9, (1095), 403.4, (1113)
Lincoln, East Midlands, 396.8, (397), 408.8, (409)
Stockton-on-Tees, North-east England, 396.6, (783), 404.2, (798)
South Staffordshire, West Midlands, 395.1, (444), 420.9, (473)
Rother, South-east England, 395.0, (382), 386.7, (374)
Harlow, Eastern England, 394.1, (344), 454.9, (397)
South Lanarkshire, Scotland, 393.7, (1263), 360.6, (1157)
North Kesteven, East Midlands, 393.6, (465), 404.6, (478)
Worthing, South-east England, 392.9, (435), 447.9, (496)
Bedford, Eastern England, 392.7, (686), 433.9, (758)
West Lancashire, North-west England, 392.2, (449), 346.7, (397)
Ashford, South-east England, 390.0, (511), 358.0, (469)
East Cambridgeshire, Eastern England, 389.3, (351), 495.7, (447)
North Somerset, South-west England, 389.2, (839), 452.7, (976)
Winchester, South-east England, 389.1, (490), 501.9, (632)
Wakefield, Yorkshire & the Humber, 388.8, (1367), 397.3, (1397)
Bolsover, East Midlands, 388.7, (316), 413.3, (336)
Bristol, South-west England, 388.3, (1809), 407.4, (1898)
Gateshead, North-east England, 388.2, (784), 445.7, (900)
St Helens, North-west England, 386.5, (700), 490.4, (888)
East Renfrewshire, Scotland, 386.2, (371), 272.7, (262)
Rugby, West Midlands, 385.9, (427), 376.9, (417)
Nuneaton and Bedworth, West Midlands, 385.8, (503), 414.2, (540)
New Forest, South-east England, 385.2, (692), 413.0, (742)
Rochford, Eastern England, 384.6, (337), 412.0, (361)
Kettering, East Midlands, 384.5, (393), 327.8, (335)
Huntingdonshire, Eastern England, 384.4, (688), 351.4, (629)
Broxbourne, Eastern England, 384.3, (375), 346.3, (338)
Vale of White Horse, South-east England, 383.6, (529), 396.6, (547)
Wigan, North-west England, 382.8, (1266), 367.4, (1215)
Welwyn Hatfield, Eastern England, 381.8, (473), 334.2, (414)
Trafford, North-west England, 381.3, (906), 387.7, (921)
Reigate and Banstead, South-east England, 381.3, (569), 402.0, (600)
Cheshire East, North-west England, 380.9, (1473), 407.1, (1574)
Rushcliffe, East Midlands, 380.5, (462), 336.9, (409)
West Suffolk, Eastern England, 379.0, (672), 400.4, (710)
High Peak, East Midlands, 378.9, (351), 402.7, (373)
Tendring, Eastern England, 377.3, (556), 382.1, (563)
Tameside, North-west England, 376.9, (856), 392.7, (892)
Portsmouth, South-east England, 376.8, (809), 423.9, (910)
Brentwood, Eastern England, 376.7, (291), 361.2, (279)
Amber Valley, East Midlands, 376.5, (485), 364.0, (469)
West Lothian, Scotland, 375.4, (690), 413.4, (760)
South Northamptonshire, East Midlands, 374.9, (358), 430.4, (411)
Basildon, Eastern England, 374.8, (703), 394.5, (740)
Rochdale, North-west England, 374.2, (837), 378.7, (847)
Erewash, East Midlands, 373.7, (431), 430.9, (497)
Basingstoke and Deane, South-east England, 373.5, (664), 389.3, (692)
Guildford, South-east England, 373.1, (561), 304.6, (458)
Babergh, Eastern England, 372.0, (345), 345.1, (320)
Havant, South-east England, 372.0, (470), 409.2, (517)
Hambleton, Yorkshire & the Humber, 372.0, (342), 378.5, (348)
Newark and Sherwood, East Midlands, 372.0, (458), 305.4, (376)
South Tyneside, North-east England, 371.9, (562), 504.2, (762)
County Durham, North-east England, 371.4, (1980), 425.0, (2266)
Stoke-on-Trent, West Midlands, 371.0, (952), 394.4, (1012)
East Lothian, Scotland, 370.7, (400), 306.8, (331)
Maldon, Eastern England, 370.0, (242), 370.0, (242)
Dartford, South-east England, 370.0, (422), 431.4, (492)
Slough, South-east England, 369.7, (553), 394.4, (590)
Gedling, East Midlands, 369.6, (437), 361.1, (427)
Gravesham, South-east England, 369.5, (395), 381.7, (408)
Leicester, East Midlands, 368.9, (1306), 298.3, (1056)
Warrington, North-west England, 368.2, (771), 398.8, (835)
Woking, South-east England, 367.0, (367), 409.0, (409)
Medway, South-east England, 366.5, (1023), 281.6, (786)
Stroud, South-west England, 366.4, (443), 542.6, (656)
Knowsley, North-west England, 366.0, (558), 376.5, (574)
Worcester, West Midlands, 365.0, (366), 436.8, (438)
Wellingborough, East Midlands, 364.6, (292), 352.1, (282)
East Hampshire, South-east England, 364.2, (451), 419.1, (519)
Flintshire, Wales, 364.0, (571), 427.8, (671)
Bracknell Forest, South-east England, 364.0, (452), 463.9, (576)
Braintree, Eastern England, 363.8, (557), 365.8, (560)
Watford, Eastern England, 363.3, (351), 428.5, (414)
Southend-on-Sea, Eastern England, 362.2, (662), 397.8, (727)
Cannock Chase, West Midlands, 359.7, (365), 346.9, (352)
Solihull, West Midlands, 359.6, (782), 369.7, (804)
North Ayrshire, Scotland, 357.5, (480), 329.2, (442)
Lewes, South-east England, 357.4, (370), 313.9, (325)
Maidstone, South-east England, 355.2, (615), 374.3, (648)
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, South-west England, 354.5, (2040), 387.0, (2227)
Cheshire West and Chester, North-west England, 354.3, (1218), 405.4, (1394)
Tonbridge and Malling, South-east England, 352.3, (467), 334.9, (444)
Dover, South-east England, 350.2, (415), 237.9, (282)
Fylde, North-west England, 349.7, (284), 389.1, (316)
Brighton and Hove, South-east England, 349.3, (1019), 333.5, (973)
Boston, East Midlands, 348.7, (247), 303.5, (215)
Hartlepool, North-east England, 348.5, (327), 391.1, (367)
South Oxfordshire, South-east England, 347.7, (500), 361.0, (519)
Blackpool, North-west England, 346.9, (480), 356.3, (493)
Wychavon, West Midlands, 345.6, (453), 381.4, (500)
Hertsmere, Eastern England, 344.2, (363), 364.1, (384)
Sutton, London, 342.8, (712), 370.2, (769)
Epsom and Ewell, South-east England, 340.7, (276), 321.0, (260)
Sunderland, North-east England, 339.8, (944), 416.1, (1156)
Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 339.0, (884), 373.5, (974)
Kingston upon Thames, London, 338.8, (607), 323.2, (579)
Malvern Hills, West Midlands, 338.6, (269), 411.6, (327)
South Lakeland, North-west England, 337.4, (354), 272.6, (286)
Wirral, North-west England, 336.7, (1092), 347.2, (1126)
Eastbourne, South-east England, 335.8, (347), 334.9, (346)
Broadland, Eastern England, 335.8, (443), 434.3, (573)
Derry City and Strabane, Northern Ireland, 333.5, (504), 318.3, (481)
Mid Suffolk, Eastern England, 331.9, (348), 321.4, (337)
Adur, South-east England, 331.8, (213), 383.3, (246)
Derby, East Midlands, 330.6, (849), 324.7, (834)
Craven, Yorkshire & the Humber, 329.6, (189), 399.4, (229)
Doncaster, Yorkshire & the Humber, 329.6, (1031), 362.2, (1133)
Ipswich, Eastern England, 329.5, (448), 474.3, (645)
Bassetlaw, East Midlands, 328.9, (389), 330.6, (391)
Bury, North-west England, 328.8, (627), 387.5, (739)
North Warwickshire, West Midlands, 328.5, (215), 386.5, (253)
Richmondshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, 327.6, (176), 433.6, (233)
Conwy, Wales, 327.5, (387), 380.8, (450)
West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, 327.1, (289), 311.3, (275)
Midlothian, Scotland, 326.4, (304), 306.0, (285)
Carlisle, North-west England, 326.2, (354), 367.7, (399)
Stockport, North-west England, 323.9, (953), 410.3, (1207)
Preston, North-west England, 322.6, (465), 387.8, (559)
Somerset West and Taunton, South-west England, 321.1, (499), 370.0, (575)
Thurrock, Eastern England, 317.9, (558), 278.6, (489)
Renfrewshire, Scotland, 317.2, (569), 256.4, (460)
Bolton, North-west England, 315.0, (908), 301.8, (870)
Uttlesford, Eastern England, 312.6, (290), 379.5, (352)
Hounslow, London, 312.0, (848), 351.4, (955)
Hyndburn, North-west England, 311.8, (253), 302.0, (245)
Canterbury, South-east England, 311.8, (520), 264.4, (441)
Bromley, London, 311.6, (1037), 251.2, (836)
Newcastle upon Tyne, North-east England, 311.3, (955), 366.7, (1125)
Norwich, Eastern England, 310.2, (441), 355.2, (505)
Mansfield, East Midlands, 309.1, (338), 332.9, (364)
Lancaster, North-west England, 307.2, (455), 300.4, (445)
Warwick, West Midlands, 307.1, (445), 421.6, (611)
Wyre Forest, West Midlands, 306.5, (310), 474.6, (480)
Hillingdon, London, 306.1, (946), 296.1, (915)
Bexley, London, 305.3, (761), 292.8, (730)
Thanet, South-east England, 304.7, (431), 298.3, (422)
Great Yarmouth, Eastern England, 303.4, (301), 317.5, (315)
Ashfield, East Midlands, 302.3, (388), 324.9, (417)
East Lindsey, East Midlands, 302.0, (429), 355.6, (505)
Wokingham, South-east England, 301.8, (525), 445.0, (774)
Leeds, Yorkshire & the Humber, 299.6, (2393), 366.6, (2928)
King's Lynn and West Norfolk, Eastern England, 299.5, (453), 413.9, (626)
Ealing, London, 299.1, (1018), 278.3, (947)
Reading, South-east England, 298.1, (478), 319.3, (512)
Dundee City, Scotland, 297.0, (442), 327.2, (487)
Sandwell, West Midlands, 295.4, (972), 320.6, (1055)
Blackburn with Darwen, North-west England, 294.6, (442), 329.9, (495)
Burnley, North-west England, 294.4, (263), 293.2, (262)
Coventry, West Midlands, 294.2, (1116), 343.2, (1302)
Harrow, London, 294.1, (742), 277.8, (701)
Eden, North-west England, 293.9, (158), 450.2, (242)
Sheffield, Yorkshire & the Humber, 290.9, (1714), 337.7, (1990)
Hammersmith and Fulham, London, 288.8, (530), 238.6, (438)
East Suffolk, Eastern England, 288.0, (721), 307.5, (770)
Breckland, Eastern England, 287.4, (406), 371.7, (525)
Merton, London, 287.2, (593), 275.1, (568)
Kensington and Chelsea, London, 286.9, (450), 213.6, (335)
Folkestone and Hythe, South-east England, 286.8, (325), 239.1, (271)
Barnet, London, 286.7, (1144), 303.3, (1210)
Salford, North-west England, 286.3, (752), 297.7, (782)
Wolverhampton, West Midlands, 285.9, (756), 302.9, (801)
Ceredigion, Wales, 285.3, (208), 439.0, (320)
Wandsworth, London, 284.2, (937), 235.9, (778)
South Norfolk, Eastern England, 283.8, (406), 404.7, (579)
Liverpool, North-west England, 282.7, (1415), 266.5, (1334)
Oxford, South-east England, 281.7, (427), 230.2, (349)
Cambridge, Eastern England, 281.5, (352), 305.4, (382)
Epping Forest, Eastern England, 281.4, (372), 320.8, (424)
Havering, London, 278.9, (727), 329.9, (860)
Pendle, North-west England, 277.8, (256), 311.5, (287)
Manchester, North-west England, 277.5, (1542), 288.4, (1603)
Middlesbrough, North-east England, 277.5, (392), 370.2, (523)
Kirklees, Yorkshire & the Humber, 276.2, (1219), 355.3, (1568)
City of Edinburgh, Scotland, 274.8, (1450), 226.9, (1197)
Redbridge, London, 273.5, (836), 281.0, (859)
Isle of Anglesey, Wales, 271.2, (191), 357.8, (252)
Walsall, West Midlands, 270.3, (775), 334.1, (958)
North Norfolk, Eastern England, 270.0, (284), 344.2, (362)
Barking and Dagenham, London, 268.6, (575), 264.4, (566)
Fenland, Eastern England, 263.5, (269), 320.3, (327)
Shetland Islands, Scotland, 262.4, (60), 148.7, (34)
Derbyshire Dales, East Midlands, 261.0, (189), 415.6, (301)
Nottingham, East Midlands, 257.5, (868), 267.9, (903)
Oldham, North-west England, 255.9, (608), 260.5, (619)
North West Leicestershire, East Midlands, 255.7, (268), 304.4, (319)
Haringey, London, 254.9, (679), 218.9, (583)
Waltham Forest, London, 250.6, (694), 250.6, (694)
Birmingham, West Midlands, 250.3, (2855), 277.6, (3166)
Bradford, Yorkshire & the Humber, 249.9, (1355), 311.7, (1690)
Brent, London, 249.0, (816), 223.6, (733)
Calderdale, Yorkshire & the Humber, 246.9, (522), 341.5, (722)
Tower Hamlets, London, 238.3, (791), 197.3, (655)
Hackney and City of London, London, 236.1, (689), 217.6, (635)
Glasgow City, Scotland, 228.6, (1453), 224.5, (1427)
Croydon, London, 228.3, (887), 241.7, (939)
Lambeth, London, 215.3, (693), 192.3, (619)
Enfield, London, 214.3, (715), 238.9, (797)
Greenwich, London, 210.7, (609), 212.4, (614)
Lewisham, London, 210.0, (641), 206.0, (629)
Camden, London, 207.9, (581), 190.7, (533)
Islington, London, 203.1, (504), 187.8, (466)
Westminster, London, 195.3, (527), 172.3, (465)
Newham, London, 194.5, (691), 188.3, (669)
Southwark, London, 182.2, (583), 183.7, (588)
Two boys arrested on suspicion of Torquay moped thefts
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Endemic oaks of Mexico
Flora of the Sierra Madre Occidental
Flora of the Sierra Madre Oriental
Flora of the Sierra Madre de Oaxaca
Flora of the Sierra Madre del Sur
Flora of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
Flora of Los Tuxtlas
Plants described in 1854


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Kona Aerials Gymnastics has started its Optional Season. Optionals are for gymnasts who have been training for approximately five years and design their own routines for the competitions performing difficult skills and exciting routines. Optionals are split into levels from Level 7 to Level 10 gymnasts.
Hawaiian Island Twisters Gymnastics hosted this meet at their gym in Honolulu. The meet included teams from Australia, Canada and the mainland making it the first international sanctioned meet of the 2010 season.
Kona Aerials Gymnast Tianna Morimoto, Level 7, performed an outstanding beam routine taking home a third place medal.
Level 8 gymnast Kaili Yuen received second place medals for both her vault and floor routines.
Level 8, Nicole Cristobal scored 8.9 in vault, 9.0 on bars for two second place finishes. She scored 8.8 on floor for a third place medal and 9.0 on balance beam for first place. Cristobal captured the first place all around trophy with a score of 35.7 topping her age division.
Level 8 gymnast Savannah Udac received a first place medal for her vault, a third place medal for floor, a second place medal on bars with a 9.3 and first place medal on beam with a 8.9. Udac also captured the first place all around trophy in her age division.
The girls also joined together as a team and won the third place team trophy for Level 8. Team awards are decided by adding the top three scores on all events for the athletes. Teams with more than three athletes have a big advantage so for a team of only three girls to capture a third place trophy that means that every score from every athlete counted.
Kona Aerials Gymnastics Team competed at the 34th Annual Aloha Gymfest in Kailua, Oahu. This is one of the longest continuously held gymnast meets in the country.
The meet is hosted each year by Kokokahi Gymnastics and this year the event was Jan. 15-17 at the new gym at Le Jardin Academy. Competitors came from Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, New Jersey, California, Washington and all over the Hawaiian Islands.
This is a multinational competition that gives our local girls the chance to meet and compete with athletes from all over the globe. There were more than 250 athletes competing in various levels and age groups.
Kona Aerials gymnast Tianna Morimoto, Level 7 placed sixth place on vault and eleventh in the all around.
Gymnast Kaili Yuen, Level 8, captured a ninth place all around finish.
Savannah Udac placed well in the rankings with a 8.9 on vault for a third place, 9.3 on uneven bars for second place, 9.125 on floor for fourth place and a 36.025 all around score giving her a second place finish.
Kona Aerials gymnast Nicole Cristobal received a 9.05 on vault for first place, 8.95 on bars for first place, 8.8 on beam for 4th place, 9.325 on floor for first place giving her a 36.125 and a first place all around finish.


Bringing the practice of meditation into our lives begins with being like the Buddha. Or at least aspiring to being like the Buddha – still, undistracted by physical sensations and emotions. Just allowing whatever arises to pass away in its own time. And if we absolutely have to move, then we try to do so while maintaining that centre of stillness, that equipoise of the Buddha.
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unacademy 23 June 2018 The Hindu Daily News & Editorial Analysis The Hindu(Completely) Indian Express(Very Imp pieces) Delivered by : Sumant Kumar * B.Tech in Computer Science & Engg, NIT Allahabad * Have written UPSC Main Exam in 2016 and 2017 with Physics Optional
[IE Ed] A Trump Card The Narendra Modi government has taken the right step in hiking tariffs on 29 products imported from the US To begin with, its action is purely retaliatory, to counter the US' unilateral imposition of duties amounting to 25 per cent and 10 per cent on certain steel and aluminium items imported from all countries, barring Brazil, Argentina and Australia. * Secondly, India kept the World Trade Organisation (WTO) fully informed before announcing the increased duties. o The additional revenue from these, it told the multilateral body that regulates international trade, was equivalent to what the US government would collect from its tariffs on steel and aluminium products imported from India Thirdly, India has a stake in ensuring a rule-based multilateral trading system under the WTO o In joining the European Union and China, which have also taken similar tit-for-tat tariff measures against the US, it has done just what is necessary to protect this open trading system operating on the principle of comparative advantage. o This is as opposed to "impairment to national security" the justification that the Donald Trump administration has given for its unilateral trade actions.
The higher duties that India has imposed- especially on dry fruit and apples- will certainly hurt the US In 2017-18 alone, the country imported $668.22 million worth of almonds, $107.18 million of fresh apples and $38.01 million of walnuts from the US These are not the most essential food items and can, moreover, be sourced from other origins as well almonds from Australia or apples from China and Chile Nor will the increase in tariffs on chana (chickpea) and masur (lentil) lead to runaway food inflation when India is anyway today surplus in pulses Besides, the US is an insignificant supplier of these pulses compared to Australia and Canada Simply put, Californian and Washington state farmers stand to lose far more from the current trade standoff than any perceived gains to steel and aluminium makers in Pennsylvania or Ohio Even bigger losers are American consumers and workers in industries-from cars, washing machines and refrigerators to highways and skyscraper building that need steel and aluminium The government has, at the same time, been sensible in leaving the door sufficiently open for negotiations. Its retaliatory tariffs are to come into effect only from August 4 Also, there is one product motorcycles with engine capacity of over 800 cc on which India had contemplated raising duties, as per the list that was submitted to the WTO. That item, which basically targets the iconic Harley-Davidson bikes, has been deliberately excluded at the last moment. It can very well serve as a "trump card" when the assistant US trade representative, Mark Linscott, visits India next week for holding talks with Indian officials. And India, on its part, should assuage genuine US concerns over intellectual property rights protection and price controls on medical devices.
[IE Ed2] Message from the top The war of words between West Bengal CM and state BJP chief is unedifying. Worse, it can fuel cadre violence. [IE Ed3] Cry for Argentina There hasn't been a lower point for the country with a proud footballing tradition. International Chemical Weapons Convention The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) is a multilateral treaty that bans chemical weapons and requires their destruction within a specified period of time CWC is an arms control treaty which outlaws the production, stockpiling, and use of chemical weapons and their precursors and entered into force in 1997 cwc negotiations started in 1980 in the UN Conference on Disarmament. o The convention opened for signature on January 13, 1993, o and entered into force on April 29, 1997.
The CWC is implemented by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which is headquartered in The Hague. O The OPCW receives states-parties' declarations detailing chemical weapons-related activities or materials and relevant industrial activities. After receiving declarations, the OPCW inspects and monitors states-parties' facilities and activities that are relevant to the convention, to ensure compliance. The CWC is open to all nations O Israel has signed but has yet to ratify the convention. A key non-signatory includes North Korea. O Most recently, Angola deposited its instrument of accession to the CWC on 16 September 2015 As of October 2016, about 93% of the world's declared stockpile of chemical weapons had been destroyed Developing, producing, acquiring, stockpiling, or retaining chemical weapons. Chemical weapons use or military preparation for use. The Chemical Weapons Convention prohibits The direct or indirect transfer of chemical weapons. Assisting, encouraging, or inducing other states to engage in CWC-prohibited activity. O The use of riot control agents "as a method of warfare."
[IndianExpress Article] Redraw The Red Line The Chemical Weapons Convention O Chemical weapons asphyxiate, choke, blister and poison. Even when not lethal, their effects can last a lifetime. During the 20th century, they were used on and off the battlefield with horrific consequence During the First World War, more than 90,000 soldiers suffered painful deaths following the use of chlorine, mustard and other chemical agents. Almost a million more were blinded, disfigured or received debilitating injuries. Chemical weapons (CW) were also used with devastating consequences in Morocco, Yemen, China and Abyssinia (now Ethiopia). The aftermath of their deployment in the 1980s Iran-Irag War continues to be felt today, with 30,000 Iranians still suffering and dying from the effects of the agents used in the conflict. When the Chemical Weapons Convention came into force, it brought the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) into existence. For the first time, the world had an independent,non-political body to investigate chemical weapons use O One hundred and ninety-two countries, including India, have now ratified the Convention and are States O The international community has agreed that the development, production, stockpiling and deployment O There can be no impunity for anyone who uses chemical weapons Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention. of these instruments of death should be confined to the past.
Just over 20 years on from this watershed moment, and five years after the OPCW was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its extraordinary achievements, this agreement and these norms are under threat. Since the start of 2017 alone, chemical weapons have been used against civilians in Syria, Iraq (again), Malaysia and the UK The repeated use of chemical weapons represents a grave threat to the Chemical Weapons Convention and the rules-based international order that keeps us all safe. It must now be protected and strengthened. Answering the call of the UK and other states, the OPCW announced that the signatories of the Chemical Weapons Convention will come together on June 26 and 27. OWe are calling on states around the world, including India, to join together to find ways to strengthen and protect this cornerstone of the international non-proliferation and disarmament regime.
[TheHindu Article1] Wages of vigilantism The recurring incidents of lynching and targeted mob violence against vulnerable groups reported from various parts of the country are a direct challenge thrown by right-winggroups to political processes, especially electoral processes and the rule of law parts of the conry are a direct challe byriht wing roups to According to India Spend, a data-journalism website, 86% of those killed in lynching incidents in 2017 were Muslims. OIn September 2017 the Supreme Court, responding to a Public Interest Litigation, directed all State governments to take measures to prevent vigilantism in the name of cow protection. However, public lynching or vigilante violence hasn't subsided; in fact, it has spread from Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Haryana to Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal. An overwhelming majority of these attacks are bovine related, although there are other reasons for anti-minority attacks, too. Hate violence has also happened around festivals such as Ram Navami (Bihar and West Bengal), provocations over azaan and namaz (Gurugram in Haryana) and violence against those looking overtly Muslim (U.P. and Haryana trains) The victims in cases of lynching are almost entirely from poor families.
Minorities under siege South Asia has a long history of communal violence, but these were primarily big episodes of mass violence. OThis has now given way to a smaller-scale of conflict and vigilante violence against individuals endorsed by state inaction OOne possible reason for this shift could be an attempt to avoid public scrutiny that accompanies mass violence, whilst at the same time ensuring that minorities are continually kept under siege through targeted attacks India has a poor record when it comes to prevention and punishment of the perpetrators of mass violence and/or lynchings. Each event of violence has hardened community boundaries and widened the divide between Hindus and Muslims.
What explains the phenomenon and spread of lynchings across several States? OApart from the political reasons alluded to above, the rising trend is directly related to the intensification of communal polarisation and instrumentalisation of prejudice for political ends apparent in various government attempts to infuse religion into politics and education. In the event, these acts seem to have acquired a certain degree of legitimacy in the public mind. O Also, it's important to acknowledge the widespread role of violence in Indian politics which is not considered an illegitimate form of politics. Popular anger, outrage and violence are integral features of everyday politics in contemporary India O The feeling that mobs are exacting Bollywood style justice beyond the procedures of law, with crowds of locals triumphantly watching the gruesome spectacle captured by videos that subsequently go viral, has its own vicarious fascination. As hate crimes grow, so does the sense of impunity enjoyed by the actual perpetrators of the crime and those who prompt it. O Lack of justice for victims further reinforces the vicious cycle of impunity. There is also little condemnation of lynchings by those in positions of authority except in very generalised terms. The strategic silence of the BJP-Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leadership works like unspoken approval to carry out the attacks O The lack of public reaction to recent incidents implies a degree of acceptability of violence as arn expression of vengeance against 'injustices' suffered by Hindus in the past.
Sustained propaganda Lynchings are encouraged by the atmosphere of hate and suspicion created through sustained propaganda D Always ready to refurbish the deep historical archive of anti-Muslim prejudice by focusing on the past to demonise all Muslims, the BJP has weaponised Hindu anger and paranoia into a legitimate expression of a majoritarian nation. Localised violence happening with regularity also serves a political purpose. O By allowing lynchings to continue unchecked, the Hindu right boosts its image as the lone protector of Hindu religion and culture in India and this can help expand its social base Cow vigilantism, which is a pretext to exacerbate social conflicts between religious communities, serves the political purposes of ideologies and political formations that thrive on hate and polarisation OPreventing further atrocities requires respect for the rule of law and legal institutions and strong prosecutions and expeditious punishments. Unless checked, it can cause irreversible harm to the social fabric of our society and to the tenets of democracy that have shaped and sustained the idea of India. [TheHindu Article] An adviser with nobody to advise Arvind Subramanian has had quite a paradoxical tenure as the CEA to the Finance Minister.