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Упуаут (др.-егип. «Открывающий пути»), Офоис (греч.) — бог войны в древнеегипетской мифологии. Упуаут был богом-волком, проводником умерших в Дуате. Культовым центром был город Сеут (Ликополис в греко-римский период). Некоторые учёные считают, что Упуаут был разведчиком, расчищающим путь для армии, для дальнейшего её продвижения вперёд.

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Изначально Упуаут рассматривался как бог-волк, именем которого был назван Ликополис, то есть «город волков». Также вполне вероятно, что штандарт с Упуаутом изначально был просто символом фараона отождествлявшимся с волчьими атрибутами. Позже, его стали обожествлять и использовать в качестве талисмана, сопровождающего фараона. Кроме того, Упуауту должно было сопровождать фараона на охоте, в этом качестве он носил титул «острая стрела», более мощная чем стрелы богов.

В течение времени эта связь Упуаута с войной и смертью, привела к тому, что его стали рассматривать как того, кто открывает путь через Дуат для душ умерших. Благодаря внешнему сходству волка и шакала, Упуаута стали отождествлять с Анубисом — богом, которому поклонялись в городе Асьют. В итоге, он стал рассматриваться как его сын. Шакала также считали сыном Сета, из-за этого Упуаута часто путали с Анубисом. Этот бог впервые появился в храме Сети I в Абидосе.

В более позднем древнеегипетском искусстве Упуаута изображали либо в виде волка или шакала, либо в виде человека с головой волка или шакала. Даже когда его изображали в виде шакала, у него был серый или белый мех, что намекало на его сходство с волком. Также Упуаута изображали в одежде солдата и с такими элементами военной атрибутики как лук и булава.

В одном из мифов об Упуауте говорится, что он был рождён в святилище Уаджит, в священном месте древней богини, которое находилось в самом сердце Нижнего Египта. Исходя из этого, Упуаут, доселе являвшийся одним из богов Верхнего Египта, стал неотъемлемой частью королевских ритуалов, символизирующих объединение Египта. Упуаут открывал пути перед царём, не только в жизни, но и в пути мёртвых. Один учёный Франкфурд предположил, что Упуаут имел связь с первенцем — сыном царя, а в Текстах пирамид Упуаут выглядит как проявление живого царя.

В поздних Текстах пирамид, Упуаута называют богом «Ра», который поднялся над горизонтом, возможно как «открывающий небеса». В более поздних погребальных текстах, Упуаут помогает в церемонии «Отверзения уст» и ведёт умершего по загробному миру.

Происхождение животного
Отсутствие необходимых знаний в видовом различии фауны Египта, привели европейских египтологов к ошибочному сравнению Упуаута с шакалом, в то время как древние египтяне уверенно знали, что он был волком.

Египетский волк (Canis aureus lupaster), также известен как Африканский волк, в настоящее время внесён в список подвидов золотого шакала, но молекулярные и остеологические данные показали, что этот вид является единственным в своём роде. Он является естественным животным для Египта, Ливии и Эфиопии, хотя в позднем Плейстоцене его ареал достигал границ Палестины.

Его ближайшими родственниками являются Эфиопский шакал, также известный как красный волк или королевский шакал и Индийский волк. Собаки древних египтян вероятно являлись одомашненными подвидами одного или нескольких из этих загадочных животных.

См. также

 Анубис
 Инпут
 Исдес
 Киноцефалы

Примечания

Литература

Yves Guerrini. Recherche sur le dieu Oup-ouaout, des origines à la fin du Moyen-Empire, mémoire de maîtrise d'égyptologie de l'Université Paris IV Sorbonne, 1989.
Yves Guerrini. Recherche sur les caractères cynégétiques de la Fête-Sed, mémoire de recherche de l'École du Louvre, 1991.
Dimitri Meeks et Christine Favard-Meeks. Les dieux Égyptiens, Paris, Hachette, coll. " La vie Quotidienne ", 1993.

Ссылки
 Wepwawet (англ.)
 Egyptian Gods: Wepwawet (англ.)

Боги по алфавиту
Боги смерти и загробного мира
Древнеегипетские боги
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Almost two hundred years have passed since Gregor Mendel discovered that the color of pea blossoms could be controlled through cross-pollination. While the theories he pioneered haven't changed, the techniques we now use to cultivate specific plant traits have progressed beyond anything Mendel probably imagined.
Consumers might be aware only that professional florists can now guarantee the color of a bouquet more-or-less matches what the customer chooses from a website. But deeper into the supply chain, professional growers bear the primary responsibility of managing plant leaf and flower color. In fact, if you're a local niche cultivator, you might stay competitive with international growers by offering color nuances that larger operations cannot match1. Portable spectrophotometers are the ideal tool to help both large and small growers meet the challenges that they face in accurately measuring plant color.
A primary challenge for professional horticulturalists is that human perception of plant and flower color is a function of multiple variables. These include ambient light, weather conditions, and the prevalence of contrasting or matching colors in nearby plants. These subjective perceptions limit the utility of a simple visual observation of your growing fields2 and can negatively impact the management of some flower species.
An Australian study of yellow-orange flowering plants, for example, revealed that objective quantification of leaf and flower colors with colorimeters improved a cultivator's ability to distinguish invasive species from desired plantings in growing fields3. The study suggested that using a standard instrument to measure color eliminated biases that can affect human perception.
In the above study, researchers scanned flower fields with digital cameras and plotted field color maps on traditional L-a-b colorimeter indices. This technique is useful for detecting variations between broad growing regions, but it is limited in its focus, in that it measures only absorbed light. Flowers and plants have translucent surfaces that absorb, reflect, and transmit different wavelengths.
Spectrophotometric analysis of fields will give you more useful information for managing flower species, allowing you to quantify real color differences and detect invasive species before they have a detrimental effect on your growing operations. Device measurements can be correlated with GPS coordinates over a large field, and those measurements can then be plotted across a map. This allows you to review the map to identify objective color variations across your field, directing you to areas that are experiencing invasive growth or that are not receiving adequate fertilization or moisture.
If your operation devotes years and considerable financial resources to the development of hybrid flowers, here, too, you might see substantial benefits from portable spectrophotometers. Undetected color variations during the course of development can extend time and cause you to exceed your initial budget. To minimize the risks of variation, your technicians can use devices like the HunterLab MiniScan 4000S to collect real leaf and flower color information with minimal distortion from gloss or plant texture. Readings that are outside your specifications will alert developers to the plant's potential for deviation from established standards.
Indoor greenhouse operations can also see direct returns from spectrophotometric measurements. Environments that produce too much or too little light can affect your plants' chlorophyll production and general health, but using a spectrophotometer to measure real green color saturation in your plants allows you to adjust light saturation in your indoor facilities as needed. The spectrophotometer will give you a more accurate depiction of chlorophyll levels, with measurements that account for reflectance, absorption, and transmission of specific light wavelengths, and no distortion from ambient conditions.
As long as color identification is a critical element of plant management, professional horticulturalists will need tools that give them the most objective color measurements possible. HunterLab produces a variety of portable and benchtop spectrophotometers that can be adapted to multiple industrial applications, including professional horticulture. Get in touch with us for more information about our products and the possibilities they offer for your growing operations.
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Logic: Top 10 Must-Know Facts About Rapper
Logic (Rapper) was born on the 22nd of January, 1990. He was born in 1990s, in Millennials Generation. His birth sign is Aquarius and his life path number is 6. Robert's birth flower is Carnation and birthstone is Garnet. What does this all mean? Let's find out!
Discover all the facts that no one tells you about Logic below ↓
NAME: Logic
REAL NAME: Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
NICKNAME: Logic
BIRTHPLACE: Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA
Logic, best known for being a Rapper, was born in Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA on Monday, January 22, 1990. Born Robert Bryson Hall II, he is a hip-hop artist and producer who became a member of the Rattpack and a client of the well-respected music group Def Jam Recordings.
Family: He was raised in a troubled home with a mother who suffered from drug and alcohol addiction, a father who wasn't really around and brothers who were drug dealers. In 2015, he married Jessica Andrea. Logic father's name is under review and mother unknown at this time. We will continue to update details on Logic's family.
Dating: According to CelebsCouples, Logic is single .
Net Worth: Online estimates of Logic's net worth vary. It's easy to predict his income, but it's much harder to know how much he has spent over the years. CelebsMoney and NetWorthStatus does a good job of breaking most of it down.
2. Logic's zodiac sign is Aquarius
Logic zodiac sign is a Aquarius. Dates of Aquarius are January 20 - February 18. Aquarius often comes off as an oddball - they have quirky personalities and quietly go about accomplishing their goals in quiet, and unorthodox ways. Many of them are also easy going and their peculiarity alongside their curious nature make them fast friendships. They are intelligent, inventive, humanistic, friendly, altruistic and reformative. Although, they can be emotionally detached, scatterbrained, irresponsible, impersonal
BORN IN THE YEAR OF THE: Horse
RULING PLANET: Uranus
BORN ON: Monday
Logic was born on a Monday. People born on Mondays are motherly, sensitive, adaptive, and kind.
Countdown to Logic's next birthday.
Logic will be turning 31.
4. On Logic's birthday
The world's population was 5,330,943,460 and there were an estimated 138,233,475 babies born throughout the world in 1990, George H. W. Bush (Republican) was the president of the United States, and the number one song on Billboard 100 was "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You" by Michael Bolton.
1689 – Prince William of Orange (future King William III of Britain), summons Convention Parliament to discuss ruling jointly with his wife Mary (daughter of exiled King James II).
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5. Logic's height and weight
We're currently in process of confirming all details such as Logic's height, weight, and other stats. If there is any information missing, we will be updating this page soon. If you any have tips or corrections, please send them our way.
6. The Year of the Horse
Logic was born in the Year of the Horse. People with Chinese zodiac Horse zodiac sign like entertainment and large crowds. They are usually popular among friends. Their strengths are clever, kind to others, perceptive, and talented. But they can also talk too much and stubborn. Their lucky numbers are 2, 3, 7, and lucky colors are brown, yellow, purple.
7. Logic's life path number is 6
Life Path Number 6 represent 'The Nurturer'. Those who walk a Life Path with Number 6 gift the world with unconditional love, healing and nurturing. 6 teaches true compassion and empathy. Its energy is that of Mother Gaia. The values are responsibility, family, long-term goals. The challenges are to make your home comfortable for yourself and others.
Logic was born in the middle of Millennials Generation.
9. Logic's birthstone is Garnet
10. Logic's birth flower is Carnation

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Review - 10 Good Questions about Life and Death
by Christopher Belshaw
Blackwell, 2005
Review by Ruben Berrios, Ph.D.
Apr 10th 2007 (Volume 11, Issue 15)
What is the meaning of life? A philosopher might respond in the following way. There are things that possess meaning -- such as words, sentences, and signs -- and there are things that neither possess nor lack meaning -- such as stag beetles, mountains, and cricket. Life falls into the latter group. Those who worry about the meaning of life, then, confuse items that are candidates for meaningfulness with items that are not. The 'meaning of life' question is nonsensical, and so best ignored.
Christopher Belshaw labels the foregoing approach (associated with mid-twentieth century English-speaking analytic philosophy) "brisk", "tweedy", "complacent", and neither "impressive" nor "convincing" (p. 109). Belshaw's point is that those who are troubled about the meaning of life are not really that interested in semantics, but are giving voice to worries of an all-embracing kind -- that is, worries about matters of value. In a decidedly non-tweedy way, Belshaw takes these concerns seriously. His style is popular, but does not lapse into philosophical journalese; and his clear-headed arguments are nearly always thought provoking. 10 Good Questions About Life and Death is definitely worth a read.
Contrary to the book's title, Belshaw actually deals with life and death on nine occasions. In chapter one, called "Where Can I Find Answers?", he defends the view that contemporary philosophy has the capacity to handle weighty questions, and justifies the particular philosophical approach that he adopts. The remaining chapters divide into three groups.
In chapters two, three and four, Belshaw reflects on life against the backdrop of death. He claims in chapter two -- "Is Life Sacred?" -- that to invoke the concept of the sanctity of life in discussions about the value of a human life, and the various dilemmas involved therein, is to distort the issue. In chapter three, "Is It Bad to Die?", Belshaw argues, contrary to the Epicurean view that death is not bad because not experienced, that death is bad because it can deprive us of something of value. In chapter four -- "Which Deaths Are Worse?" -- Belshaw examines the difficulties that attend the deprivation view, which states that the worse deaths are those that end the most valuable lives.
Belshaw turns to the notion of immortality in the next two chapters. To the question 'might I live on?', the subject of chapter five, Belshaw replies 'no'. For him, the afterlife is a coherent, but bare possibility -- there is, however, no strong evidence to believe that it exists. Chapter six, "Should I Take the Elixir of Life?", will be examined more closely in a moment.
In the final four chapters, Belshaw tackles a wide variety of fundamental questions. Chapter seven is concerned with personal identity, and is called, appropriately enough, "Who's Who?". Belshaw examines three attempts to provide criteria for the persistence over time of a particular person. The meaning of life is addressed in the next chapter: "Is It All Meaningless?". At a local level, according to Belshaw, we have the power to give meaning to our lives; but on a global or universal level, there is no meaning. Belshaw gives negative answers to the rather odd questions pursued in chapter nine, "Should There Be More, and Better, People?". Finally, in chapter ten, "Does Reality Matter?", Belshaw's underwhelming conclusion is that sometimes reality does matter, and sometimes it does not.
While most of the questions that Belshaw considers are familiar in one form or another, this is not really the case with respect to the sixth question: should I take the elixir of life? Belshaw sets up things as follows. There is an elixir that confers immortality upon those who imbibe it. Should we take it? One answer is: absolutely not. This is because immortality, in whatever form imaginable, would "necessarily not be good" (p. 78). Belshaw draws the latter view from Bernard Williams' superb essay "The Makropulos Case: Reflections on the Tedium of Immortality".
The chief snag with immortality (Belshaw does not quite put it in these terms) is that in the immortal life the constraint that endows human life with its unique significance is absent. Finitude is the precondition of human value. We live by our choices, but the immortal do not. For the immortal, choice is without significance: if you choose wrong, just choose again, and if required, again and again. Moreover, the constraints of time and space bestow a particular personality or character upon a human being. The immortal are not shaped by finitude, and thus are without specificity; immortal individuals are open drains through which endless streams of distinct and novel interests pass, interests that keep boredom at bay.
There is, then, a "stubborn incompatibility", Belshaw writes, between an endless life and a human life (p. 85). 'Good', a proponent of immortality might say, 'that's precisely the point!'. But the problem is that if immortal life is necessarily incompatible with human life, then it is also the case that immortal life cannot be compatible with any particular human being's life. On this view, the elixir will not make Syd immortal, but rather it will transform him into that which will become an anonymous receptacle of infinite experience. Although Belshaw prefers death to immortality, he entertains the possibility that the apparent incompatibility between mortality and immortality can be surmounted. But that's another story.
Bernard Williams, "The Makropulos Case: Reflections on the Tedium of Immortality" in Problems of the Self (Cambridge: CUP, 1973), 82--100.
© 2007 Ruben Berrios
Ruben Berrios is a philosopher whose research interests are in ethics and aesthetics. He has taught philosophy at University College Dublin, the University of Ulster, and Queen's University Belfast.


Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is such a fun event that my family and I love! Last year, I remember seeing the Disney Parks Blog post about the tickets being available for purchase. The date of that post was May 8, 2013, so I assume that we could possibly hear about the exact dates around that time this year.


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Is Google's Universal Translator the Future of Communication?
How many languages do you speak? Short of being a polyglot, you probably have only mastered 1 or 2 of the estimated 6,700 recognized throughout the world. With that many languages it is impossible for anyone to master them all, and if you are anything like me you probably struggled with the one you tried learning in school.
In a diverse country like the United States, which houses native tongues from all over the world, coming across someone who speaks a different language can be an everyday occurrence. Plus, the internet has made it easy for people from all over the world to interact. But how can people communicate without going through the tedious process of adopting a second, third, fourth (and so on) language?
Thankfully, Google is now in the process of creating an app for that.
The tech giant is currently working on a device that will automatically translate what you say into a large collection of world languages. That's right, Star Trek's universal translator is about to become a reality.
Google hopes to one day install the device into all Android phones, making it accessible to millions of people all over the world. Although the plans are in motion, Google admits that they are quite a ways away from coming up with all an all-around translator. So far, they have been able to create a prototype that translates English into Portuguese, but speech recognition software is often finicky and hard to use. Also, going from Portuguese to English is an entirely different matter that will have to be left for future innovations.
Will the Google Glass one day have a mouthpiece addition that can translate any language to any other?
It's a far-cry from the Babel Fish but this prospective future will have to do for now.
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Geithner warns EU on hedge fund regulation plan
Thursday, March 11, 2010 14:31
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has warned the European Commission its plans to regulate hedge funds and private equity groups could spark a transatlantic row, a paper reported Thursday.
Geithner hit out at a draft European Union directive that would impose tighter restrictions on the investment funds in a letter to the EU's internal market commissioner, Michel Barnier, the Financial Times said.
Proposed new rules might damage US hedge funds, private equity groups and banks by curbing their ability to do business with Europe, Geithner argued in the one-page letter sent on March 1.
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has warned the European Commission its plans to regulate hedge funds and private equity groups could spark a transatlantic row, a paper reported Thursday
The changes would restrict the access of EU investors to funds based outside the 27-nation bloc, and non-EU funds would also be forced to comply with new rules in order to do business inside the bloc.
The directive could also force EU-based investment funds to use local banks for parts of their business, said the report.
Other areas that could cause tension include rules on remuneration and rules on borrowing limits and on disclosure of sensitive information.
European diplomats were to meet Thursday to try to reach agreement on the new proposals before presenting them to EU finance ministers on Tuesday, said the paper.
The plan would have to be passed by the bloc's lawmakers.
As well causing alarm in the US, moves to regulate hedge funds have raised fears in the City of London, which is home to 80 percent of Europe's financial services funds.
Britain's financial services minister, Paul Myners, told a meeting of financial services executives Wednesday that he would fight "line by line and minute by minute" to defend the free movement of capital, said the paper.


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How is Artificial Intelligence transforming your workplace?
The dawn of artificial intelligence and smart technology have just begun. AI and its applications are playing a significant roles in every aspect of our lives. In the field of healthcare, robots are able to assist people in performing accurate surgery in tiny places or transporting dangerous substances. In the transportation sector, we have self-driving cars and remote-controlled cargo ships. Although there's a concern that the rise of smart technology will soon isolate certain jobs and replace the human role, it's undeniable that artificial intelligence has done a great job in supporting human needs, especially in the workplace.
In 2019, AI is expected to become prominent buzzword. Many organizations have begun to recognize AI's incredible ability and exploit its applications in order to reduce costs and create competitive advantages. AI is disrupting the workplace by improving productivity, efficiency and accuracy across an organization, which in turn, will allow modern workers to focus on the most compelling parts of their work. Here is a few case studies to show how AI has transformed the workplace and provided great support for human work.
1. Robots in Logistics
As the e-commerce economy is growing worldwide, a new generation of autonomous mobile robots is helping companies address major labor challenges due to market expansion and the increase in customer demand . Tractica Research estimates that the worldwide sales of warehousing and logistics robots will reach $22.4 billion by the end of 2021, with robot unit shipments reaching 620,000 units per year by 2021. Among those, Fetch Robotics is one of the most popular models. As a pioneer AI product in the field of Logistics, Fetch Robotics was used in locating, tracking, and moving inventory in warehouse and logistics facilities. The Fetch system includes a mobile robot with base, modular attachments, and a unique cloud-based software system.
Another example of robots in logistics is InVia Robotics. InVia Robotics can carry out several warehouse tasks, including collaborative goods-to-person tote retrieval for pickers, inventory replenishment, cycle counting, and item verification.
2. Robots enter bank trading floor
Whereas many banks have already been replacing office staff with robots, UBS seeks to implement AI solutions in front-office roles, with robots to perform tasks related to trading strategy optimization. UBS Group AG is known as a multinational investment bank and financial services company located in Swiss. Today, more and more financial services companies use artificial intelligence solutions in supporting roles, but UBS AG is taking this trend further and exploring the next areas of AI applications.
The company has pointed out how two AI solutions can assist traders in enhancing their performance. The first one was developed in collaboration with Deloitte in order to deal with clients' post-trade allocation requests. According to UBS, the AI system performs email scanning, data processing and money transfer in about two minutes, while it will take up to 45 minutes for a person to execute these tasks. The second solution uses machine learning to develop new strategies for trading volatility on behalf of clients. It scans vast amounts of trading data and creates a strategy based on learning from market patterns. The strategy, however, has then to be approved by human employees.
3. Machine Learning is changing your workplace processes
Machine learning improves business processes in so many ways, from automating daily tasks and enhancing employee engagement to improving how the company operates and expanding their overall growth. For instance, companies can personalize their customer service thanks to Chatbots. Kayak's chatbot for Messenger helps customers plan their vacations by booking flights, hotels, highlighting fascinating destinations, and even providing answers to questions like "Where can I go for $250?".
Moreover, Machine Learning also helps the hiring process become faster by surfing through thousands of CV and filtering out the most suitable candidates. For example, Palatine Analytics provides managers with tools that help them measure employees' performance, select suitable candidates for promotion, or identify inclusion issues. Besides, AI is transforming business data and analytics. AI helps companies make use of their data even without a data scientist on staff. For instance,ThoughtSpot uses AI to scan through data and extract important insights just like a data scientist would do.
Finally, AI is a powerful solution that frees companies from repetitive tasks and eliminates excess work. It helps companies focus on things like customer experience, employee engagement and workplace culture. In short, AI will change our world both inside and outside the workplace; therefore businesses need to embrace these new technology and utilise its capability to transform the workplace by making it more relevant, more integrative and more human.
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Dido and Aeneas brings opera to MU
Abigail Eyler, Contributing Writer
The D'Angelo Music department has chosen Dido and Aeneas to be the opera for this year's large-scale performance.
Composed between 1683-1688 with a premiere date in 1689, the opera is popular amongst English opera fans and Baroque music listeners due to it being one of the first English operas. It is also one of the most well-known Baroque operas with the libretto written by Nahum Tate.
Composed by Henry Purcell, this is his only true opera, as it is an all-sung dramatic performance.
The story is based off of Virgil's Aeneid, specifically Book IV where it recounts Dido's love for Aeneas after he lands in Carthage and the despair she has once Aeneas leaves.
Auditions for the opera have already taken place on Sept. 2 in Room 19 of the D'Angelo music building, but more information is to come for ways to get involved within the opera.
Music majors and non-majors were able to try out for the opera with a variety of characters and opportunities to be in the chorus. The opera has heavy involvement for all involved musically.
The characters auditioned for include: Dido, the Queen of Carthage, also known as Elissa, sung by a soprano or mezzo-soprano; Aeneas, a Trojan prince, sung by a tenor or high baritone; Belin-da, Dido's sister and handmaid, sung by a light soprano; Second Woman, another handmaiden, sung by a soprano or mezzo-soprano; Sorceress/Sorcerer, sung by a mezzo-soprano or contralto, or sung by a countertenor or bass; First Witch/Enchantress: sung by a mezzo-soprano; Second Witch/Enchantress: sung by a mezzo-soprano; Spirit, in the form of Mercury, sung by a soprano or countertenor and First Sailor, sung by a tenor.
The opera follows Dido, the widowed Queen of Carthage, as she entertains Aeneas, a Trojan prince, after he is shipwrecked trying to go to Italy to find a new Troy.
The two eventually fall in love, but witches plan the destruction of Dido.
The sorceress then conjures a storm while the couple is hunting, and the impersonation of Mercury is performed by one in Sorceress' coven.
While the storm breaks and the couriers head back to town, Mercury tells Aeneas that he must sail for Italy, leaving Dido in Carthage.
Aeneas and the sailors leave, and Dido proceeds to kill herself.
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Pierre Pflimlin's visionary line : Honouring the Memory of the man who wanted to build Europe on the Mountains, based on Spirit !
One of EuroFora's best inspirators is naturally Pierre Pflimlin :
We had a chance to personally meet the dynamic and experienced former President of both EU Parliament and CoE's Assembly, France's Prime Minister and Strasbourg's Mayor, only at his 90th anniversary, during an Historic speech at the Council of Europe, exceptionally full of people.
But his energetic figure looked more like a youngster of 19 years old, eager to win the Olympic games !..
Visionary, 2P was, from many points of view :
His daughter, Antoinette, Artist-decorator, and Senator Jung, President of a group of friends, confirmed us an Historian's revelation, that Pflimlin had initially the idea to build all European institutions (EU Parliament, Council of Europe, European Court of Human Rights, etc) at the spectacular heights of Oberhausbergen hills, with an eye-catching view of both French Vosges and German Black Forest Mountains, in the midst of a Forest : A real vision to create a brand New European Headquarters with a big ambition !
But, it seems, that "someone in Brussels" found that picture, precisely, too big for his taste, and threw a spanner on the works...
Pflimlin stroke back a Decade ago, at his Historic 1997 farewell speech :
He urged Europeans to find another, more substantial way, to lift Europe to more important Heights in Future :
- "On which basis can we imagine the birth of a great Europe ?", he asked.
"Certainly an Economic basis ! A solid market economy, meeting also the needs of social justice. A Political basis : Europe must become a strong Political Power, able to influence World's changes, naturally for Peace."
"But I believe that the essential foundation of a greater Europe should be of Spiritual nature : .... The great pacific Revolutions were Spiritual Victories" : They expressed "People's main motivation to live in a society with our Values of Liberty, Democracy, respect for Human Dignity".
"Then, the roadmap is ready : Yes, the foundation of the unity for a large Europe is the spiritual heritage, inspired by Christian Humanism and the Humanism of Renaissance, of Enlightenment, from which emerged a Civilisation focused on the Human person".
"Here is the task to be accomplished. It's very difficult".
"The Time approaches when I'll have to pass over the torchlight. God willing, this torch should enlighten the path of those who are going to build, tomorrow, the great Europe, marked by this Spirit".
(Extract from the Book "Pierre Pfilmin : Alsacian and European", 2007. Texts by Senator Louis Jung, by the long-time f. Director of Strasbourg's Newspaper DNA, Alain Howiller, and by f. EU Parliament's Press Director, Paul Collowald : See dedications, hand-written by the authors, the day the book for Pflimlin's 100th Aniversary was launched at Strasbourg's Press Club and European Parliamentary Association's headquarters, 13 April 2007).
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Pope Benedict XVI launched a call "in the name of the common Christian heritage" of "all Christians", to "immediately stop military actions", and "resolutely take, the road of negotiation and dialogue", with "Initiatives" for a "peaceful and sustainable solution" in South Ossetia.
It's with "profound anxiety" that we read "the news, more and more dramatic", on "these tragic events ..which have caused many innocent victims and obliged a great number of civilians to leave their homes". All involved must "avoid to cause more, and worse sufferings to the population", he said.
He warned against "more violent confrontations and retaliations, which may degenerate in a conflict of even larger scope".
To avoid this risk, "the International Community and the most inffuent countries" should "make every effort to support and promote .. initiatives" for a stable Peace, he stressed, shortly before his visit to France, where President Nicolas Sarkozy is the current EU chair.
"Together with our Orthodox brothers, we pray for these aims, and we entrust them to the intercession of her sanctity, virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus and of all Christians", he concluded.
Pope Benedict XVI spoke in front of more than 12.000 People during the Angelus of an Open-air Mass at Brixen-Bressalone (north of Italy), at the end of his short stay at the Alpes, close to German chancelor Angie Merkel's restplace, where he received the visits of two f.Italian Presidents, Ciampi and Cossiga, together with Minister Tremonti.
Pope's spokesman, Federico Lombardi, said ttesterday that he highlighted Brixen-Bressanone's synthesis, a peaceful and mutually enriching meeting point of many cultures, as "a model for Europe".


Well, I haven't updated my blog for 3 months. Now I'm on vacation to see relatives in Chicago, so I thought I'd finally get around to writing an update.
I've been spending the last few months working more on my many other projects. Some highlights include a DMX RGB Pan/Tilt Gobo, and this elevator plugin for Minecraft. I've also of course been hard at work on the FC1 though!
Major overhaul of FC1 software and drivers. It actually worked (ish)!
Seriously, the FC1's firmware was very complicated and took like the whole month.
Developed Node.JS client to help with FC1 debugging and PID tuning over serial.
Hacked my DualShock3 to work with the FC1 and fly the drone.
Got a real RC transmitter from FlySky!
Designed rev 4.4. Adds fairly robust curcuit and shorting protection.
Started to turn the FC1's firmware into actual firmware by hacking together a custom board for the Arduino IDE's custom-boards-manager. This also means that the FC1 actually lists properly as an "FC1" by "BBRYCE Technology" when you plug it in!
Improved stability and balancing of FC1's motion processor, upgraded power controller and created proper firmware for it using the I2C bus to talk to the CPU.
Finalized v1.0 of GPS expansion board, based on the latest cutting-edge Venus commercial GPS module. The MSRP is going to be around $24.
Worked on getting the firmware aspect fully working with Arduino's board manager.
Made a Processing sketch to display motion data output from the FC1 in 3D.
Um… Wrote this blog post?
Developing the firmware did take quite a lot of work and research, so I thought I'd share some of it.
The FC1's firmware is neatly divided into sensible categories, and features can be enabled and disabled by the user using define constants, or on the fly through the FC1 API. There are even drivers for various peripherals available, for example, a driver to read from a PPM-based RC receiver. Anyway, these sections are split up similar to how the code is.
I've begun work on the user-accessible API here, including many functions and globals. The Arduino loop() and setup() functions are in here, so just forget they exist. The FC1 timer library should be used for most user code and delay() should never be used anywhere!
I also keep my rather long software TODO list here. The hardware TODO list is separate.
All of the FC1 motion processing happens here and of course on the MPU. The auto-calibration is also handled here. Yaw, pitch, and roll are calculated in degrees (all math is float and not double to save memory) and movement along forward/backward, left/right, and altitude are soon to be working. Altitude will be absolute thanks to the FC1's onboard altimeter, for absolute x and y movement, you'd need the GPS expansion module.
The motion processor drivers also took a lot of research to get working, as there's not much on the internet on how to use the InvenSense DMP, especially on the new MPU9250, which you can't even buy breakout boards for yet, except on eBay. Fortunately I was able to find some code on the outskirts of the internet, which used a driver designed by InvenSense for another platform with some modifications, and a custom wrapper around that, which I made improvements to and put in the FC1 firmware.
Not much happens here since all the way back in v3.7.0, the major motion sensor overhaul, but the PID initialization is handled here.
This is where the magic happens. The PID algorithms (more on PID, as well as the library I used here) are designed to take an input (user code or one of the available RC transmitter drivers) and use it to drive an output (the motors) based on a sensor (the calculated motion coordinates). The output from the PIDs are then used to power the quadcopter's motors using a surprisingly simple power distribution formula. This is all you'd need to change in order to support different types of crafts and flying vehicles.
Of course, this whole section can be disabled if all you want is a motion sensor that produces no output. For example, if you wanted to take advantage of the FC1's (impressively stable and reliable) sensor-fused motion sensing to collect 3D motion tracking data for a camera rig, all you need is #define NO_OUTPUT and some double-sided sticky tape!
This is of course what you'd expect. Convenient definitions of pins, ports, peripherals, and I2C device addresses as labeled on the FC1. It also incudes an enum of commands that can be sent to the power controller, so I need to be update it after writing new versions of power controller firmware.
The FC1 firmware's user configurable compile-time config options are available here. This file will of course be moved out of the actual firmware at some point, so that it can actually be modified by the user. For now, it's simply to keep track of what I've decided are the default config options.
I'll probably post all this code on GitHub eventually, but I keep it on my Dropbox for now.
Drone Assembly and More: With Pictures!
Ah, yes. The parts. Let's get started!
First, we need to assembly the frame.
Unfortunately, it didn't come with any instructions, but I figured it out!
There. Installed on the drone.
Now we can install the ES… Um… Yeah, that's not happening.
Jump-cut to a week later and we've got these adorable little 12A ESCs!
Finally, a quick trip to NovaLabs to solder and make sure the motors spin the right way round.
Some additional photos are available here.
The FC1 isn't quite flying yet, it needs better PID tuning, but it's cool to hold it and feel it resist being pushed in various directions.
Last but not least, I wanted to mention that a new expansion board is in the works. This one provides precision optical stabilization to your drone using a low-cost imaging sensor originally intended for use in USB mice.


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Near Williamsburg in James City County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)
A Diverse Jamestown Household 1620-1640
By Bill Coughlin, August 14, 2008
1. A Diverse Jamestown Household Marker
A Diverse Jamestown Household 1620-1640. . By 1624, William Peirce, a "beloved friend" of governor Francis Wyatt, built a house – "one of the fairest in Virginia" – on this lot. Peirce, captain of the governor's guard and the colony's cape merchant, also served as lieutenant governor, commander of Jamestown Island, and a member of the council. He participated in the "thrusting out" of Governor John Harvey from office in 1635. . . In addition to Peirce, the household included his wife Joan, praised by Captain John Smith as "an honest and industrious woman" who maintained a "garden at Jamestown containing 3 or 4 acres." Smith noted further that Mistress Peirce harvested 100 bushels of figs annually from the lot. Their daughter, also named Joan, married John Rolfe, the widower of Pocahontas, in 1617. . . In the 1625 muster, the household had expanded to include an African woman, Angelo, identified as a servant. Along with eight Africans residing on Governor Yeardley's property, Angelo was one of the first recorded Africans at Jamestown. How long Angelo lived on this site is unknown. No one recorded her duties, but perhaps she helped harvest the figs. . This historical marker was erected by Colonial National Historic Park. It is Near Williamsburg in James City County Virginia
By 1624, William Peirce, a "beloved friend" of governor Francis Wyatt, built a house – "one of the fairest in Virginia" – on this lot. Peirce, captain of the governor's guard and the colony's cape merchant, also served as lieutenant governor, commander of Jamestown Island, and a member of the council. He participated in the "thrusting out" of Governor John Harvey from office in 1635.
In addition to Peirce, the household included his wife Joan, praised by Captain John Smith as "an honest and industrious woman" who maintained a "garden at Jamestown containing 3 or 4 acres." Smith noted further that Mistress Peirce harvested 100 bushels of figs annually from the lot. Their daughter, also named Joan, married John Rolfe, the widower of Pocahontas, in 1617.
In the 1625 muster, the household had expanded to include an African woman, Angelo, identified as a servant. Along with eight Africans residing on Governor Yeardley's property, Angelo was one of the first recorded Africans at Jamestown. How long Angelo lived on this site is unknown. No one recorded her duties,
2. Marker in Historic Jamestowne
but perhaps she helped harvest the figs.
Erected by Colonial National Historic Park.
Location. 37° 12.454′ N, 76° 46.455′ W. Marker is near Williamsburg, Virginia, in James City County. Marker can be reached from Colonial Parkway, on the right when traveling west. Marker is in the "New Towne" section of the Historic Jamestown unit of Colonial National Historic Park. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Williamsburg VA 23185, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. An Upper-Class Neighborhood 1630s-1699	(a few steps from this marker); May-Hartwell Site 1660-1699 (within shouting distance of this marker); A Remarkable Collection 1670-1700 (within shouting distance of this marker); The Ambler House (within shouting distance of this marker); Jackson Home 1620s (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Ditch and Mound (about 300 feet away); Oyster Shells to Mortar (about 300 feet away); Fences and Livestock (about 400 feet away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Williamsburg.
More about this marker. The right side of the marker contains a picture of an "English woman drawing water from one of Jamestown's many wells, by Sidney King, ca. 1957." The left side of the marker contains a map of Jamestown indicating the location of Peirce's house, and pictures of artifacts excavated from the site, including pottery sherds.
1. A Diverse Jamestown Household 1620 - 1640. Colonial National Historic Park from National Park Service website. (Submitted on March 26, 2009, by Bill Coughlin of North Arlington, New Jersey.)
2. Historic Jamestowne. Historic Jamestowne is the site of the first
3. Jamestown Household Site
permanent English settlement in America. The site is jointly administered by APVA Preservation Virginia and the National Park Service. (Submitted on March 26, 2009, by Bill Coughlin of North Arlington, New Jersey.)
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Russian Embassy in London Website Hacked, Attack Likely Carried Out From UK
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LONDON (Sputnik) - The website of the Russian Embassy in the United Kingdom was hacked late on Monday, the diplomatic mission told Sputnik, adding that the attack was probably carried out from the United Kingdom.
"The Russian Embassy in London offers excuses to multiple users of its website that was blatantly hacked on December 17, at 2:48 p.m. local time [same as GMT], after publication [of materials] about the UK interference in the Ukrainian affairs as well as critical remarks about the BBC outlet's task for its correspondent to find the Russian trace in the French protests," the embassy said.
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"According to preliminary assessments, the attack was likely carried out from the United Kingdom," the Russian diplomatic mission added.
After the hacker attack, the embassy's specialists were "evaluating the possibility of restoring the entire array of archival documents that contain key valuations of British foreign policy", the source said.
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Q: I compiled a assembly code on kali linux but i cant run it I tried to run some code in Kali Linux in my kernel and it compiled but I cant run it. I followed some guys on YouTube and when I type ld hello.o -o hello it says that there is no Ld command!!
code is ok but I don't know how to run it. Btw I'm using vim and the Kali Linux is on my windows like it is not my main OS. if somebody can help me please help !

A: You need to install binutils as ld (the GNU Linker) is included in the binutils package.
On Kali, run the following on the terminal:
sudo apt-get install binutils

A: You are running your code on Vim. I think you should save it. I've run a C program this way. First, create a file with vim filename.c. Then, see which compiler it uses in Linux; for instance, in C it's gcc, and in Python it's pip or python3 ./file name, etc. Then, find what compiler your code wants, and install it in Linux. Run through that compiler, or you can simply download the Atom code editor, install the package, then run over there. I've done this on Vim and on Atom; it works both ways.

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Animal Rights: Abuse Laws Protecting Dogs, Cats Allow Shelters To Run Background Checks In Michigan
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A pet dog wears a Chicago Cubs bandana during the World Series victory parade on Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Nov 4, 2016. Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports
Michigan took steps Wednesday to protect some of its most vulnerable residents: animals. While animal cruelty laws in all 50 states have included felony provisions since 2014, Michigan Lt. Gov. Brian Calley signed into law a slew of bills intended to make it harder for offenders to repeat their crimes once they finish their punishment.
The bills give permission to Michigan animal shelters to run criminal background checks on would-be adoptive pet parents to make sure that people who have abused animals before don't get the chance to do it again. "An animal control shelter or animal protection shelter may consider an individual's criminal history when deciding whether to allow that individual to adopt an animal," one of the bills, which was sponsored by Democratic state Rep. Harvey Santana, read. They "may choose not to allow an individual who has been convicted of an animal abuse offense to adopt an animal unless a period of at least five years has elapsed since the date of his or her conviction."
Another, complimentary bill also sought measures to allow clinics to check backgrounds before adoptions and was proposed after a husky was blinded by an acid burn. That bill originally sought to create a registry of animal abusers but was later pulled back for budgetary reasons. Together, the bills also establish regulations for large dog breeder kennels in the state.
There were nearly 1,500 documented cases of animal cruelty in 2011, the last year that the Humane Society bases their figures on. Of those, dogs made up 70.1 percent of the victims while 20.9 percent of the victims were cats. Horses, livestock and other animals made up the rest, at 24.1 percent of the total in the United States. The number of livestock cases of animal cruelty is likely underrepresented, too, since livestock protections are generally pretty weak.
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The notes app of my phone is full of 1000 lists. Places to go, things to do, stuff to buy... when Apple added the check box feature, I got ridiculously excited. Last weekend, I had a free Saturday for what felt like the first time in forever, and while normally I like to jam pack my weekends with activities, sometimes you just need a day to recoup. To plan for this day, I made a to-do list of course!
I understand that for some, "a day off to-do list" seems like an oxymoron, but I find that without planning, a day off quickly amounts to zero productivity and leaves me feeling more anxious than well rested. For me, planning creates a more perfect day, one where I can relax while focusing my energy on things I love and projects I wish I had more time for.
I live above a coffee shop in Astoria and I also have an espresso maker in my bedroom. Lacking the foresight to make and refrigerate coffee the night before, I relied on the former for my Saturday caffeine fix.
I sipped my coffee while making an omelet and then climbed right back into bed for a little breakfast with Netflix.
Working on Whale & Wishbone is something that doesn't happen nearly as often I would like. I sometimes think people believe blogging is easy: take some photos, write some words, done. Honestly, though, it's an incredibly time intensive process. It takes me hours to put together a single blog post, from planning, shooting and photo editing to writing and revising. Often weekdays leave me too exhausted, so I loved being able to dedicate a few hours to it on weekends.
P.S. I'm always in awe of bloggers who make it look easy: Courtney, Sarah and Tiffany, and Izy are a few of my favorites.
Recently, Stephen, Alex and I went on a quest to try the famous Black Tap milkshakes -- You know, the ones that look crazy and giant and impossible to finish.
When you stand in line over an hour for a milkshake, you might find yourself in a "look at your life, look at your choices" type situation. In my mind though, we were really waiting for a crazy insta opportunity plus a milkshake, so... worth it right?
Do yourself a favor and get the sweet n' salty or the cookie. They're both crazy good. I haven't tried all four flavors, but honestly something about a cotton candy milkshake makes me hesitant. Plus ugh sour. I mean you do you, but if you order anything else you're wrong.
Below is Stephen and I taking in the glory that is the sweet n' salty milkshake.


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A soldier off to war, saying goodbye to a sweetheart, is a picture as old as time, a familiar tableau of sorrow and longing, with the worst of possibilities unspoken.
At Fort Meade yesterday, the scene played out dozens of times, as 157 soldiers from the Army's 400th Military Police Battalion prepared for their deployment to an internment facility in what Army brass would describe only as "Southwest Asia" - a euphemism for Iraq or Afghanistan.
For Jamie Potchak, the 21-year-old girlfriend of Pfc. Matthew Montag, who is also 21 and enlisted two years ago, the parting was wrenching, although she managed a bright smile. They live five minutes from each other in Johnstown, Pa., she said, and usually got together every day while he studied political science at Pennsylvania State University. Now, at the start of his 400-day deployment, she knows she may not see him until next summer, and then only for a week before he has to go back to war.
"It's going to be a big adjustment," Potchak said as she clutched Montag's camouflage coat, a pair of bold "MP" patches sewn onto its shoulders.
When Montag signed up, she wasn't too surprised. "He wanted to go to Iraq," she said. "He wanted to be a part of it. Crazy, I know. I understood that he wanted to go, so I was proud of him, but it worries me a lot."
Montag put a good face on his imminent departure. "It'll be a good experience," he said. "I think we just go over and do our mission and come home. It'll be good."
During a farewell ceremony, Montag's commanding officer, Maj. Steven E. Shatzer, said he had no doubt that the unit - which will first train for 61 days at Fort Bliss in Texas before shipping overseas - would serve with honor. "I'm proud that all of you have chosen to stand here," he said.
Addressing family members gathered in the chilly afternoon at the General DeKalb U.S. Army Reserve Center, Shatzer said, "We look forward to the day, and that day will come, when we come back to your strong and loving arms."
For some of the soldiers, this was not a new experience, despite the unit's reserve status. Sgt. Leslie Puckett, 31, who comes from a long line of military people, spent about nine months in Baghdad in 2003.
"It was OK," she said. Then, thinking about it some more, she said, "No, it wasn't. It was tolerable."
Her mother, Deborah Puckett, who had driven to the ceremony from her home in Courtland, Va., said she doesn't worry - much - when her daughter is deployed overseas.
"I have faith that she's been properly trained, and she's very professional," said the elder Puckett. "We've been through this before."


Following a tragic accident on Friday 21st July, 2017 our dear friend and colleague Stephen Yarborough sadly passed away following serious injuries incurred in his role of Team Leader of the Starting Stalls at Haydock Park Racecourse.
John Bozza, CEO at RaceTech expressed his shock and sympathy saying "Our thoughts are very much with Stephen's family, close friends and his colleagues at this very sad time. Stephen was an experienced and popular member of the team; he will be hugely missed by everyone. We are doing all we can to support Stephen's family and the investigation at this stage".
Stephen 60, came from Great Habton, Nr Malton, and is originally from Grimsby, Yorkshire. He leaves a son Christopher, daughter Sheridan and two grandchildren.
Both Stephen's family and RaceTech are grateful for all the support shown by the wider racing community. This tragic event has dented the hearts of so many who wish to express their sadness and support to Steve's family and close colleagues as well as gratitude to the many unsung heroes across our sport.
A Just Giving page has kindly been set up by Andrew Smith to raise money to support his family.
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The Operator
By Robert O'Neill
Genre: Military
This instant New York Times bestseller—"a jaw-dropping, fast-paced account" (New York Post) recounts SEAL Team Operator Robert O'Neill's incredible four-hundred-mission career, including the attempts to rescue "Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell and abducted-by-Somali-pirates Captain Richard Phillips, and which culminated in the death of the world's most wanted terrorist—Osama bin Laden.
In The Operator, Robert O'Neill describes his idyllic childhood in Butte, Montana; his impulsive decision to join the SEALs; the arduous evaluation and training process; and the even tougher gauntlet he had to run to join the SEALs' most elite unit. After officially becoming a SEAL, O'Neill would spend more than a decade in the most intense counterterror effort in US history. For extended periods, not a night passed without him and his small team recording multiple enemy kills—and though he was lucky enough to survive, several of the SEALs he'd trained with and fought beside never made it home.
"Impossible to put down…The Operator is unique, surprising, a kind of counternarrative, and certainly the other half of the story of one of the world's most famous military operations…In the larger sense, this book is about…how to be human while in the very same moment dealing with death, destruction, combat" (Doug Stanton, New York Times bestselling author). O'Neill describes the nonstop action of his deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, evokes the black humor of years-long combat, brings to vivid life the lethal efficiency of the military's most selective units, and reveals details of the most celebrated terrorist takedown in history. This is "a riveting, unvarnished, and wholly unforgettable portrait of America's most storied commandos at war" (Joby Warrick).
Awesome read...hard to put down!
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This is a well thought out and well written book. Loved every page of it!
Intense. Funny. Great
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Once the roller coaster starts, it's hard to stop reading about it. Great "human" aspects. Great story.
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2.1Early career
2.2New Mexico government and politics
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2.4U.S. Senate
2.4.1Election
2.4.2Accomplishments
2.5Failed confirmation of Lewis Strauss
3.1Legacy
Clinton Anderson
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American politician (1895–1975)
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Official portrait, c. 1945
from New Mexico
January 3, 1949 – January 3, 1973
Carl Hatch
Pete Domenici
13th United States Secretary of Agriculture
June 30, 1945 – May 10, 1948
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George Lusk
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Clinton Presba Anderson
(1895-10-23)October 23, 1895
Centerville, South Dakota, U.S.
November 11, 1975(1975-11-11) (aged 80)
Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.
Henrietta McCartney
Clinton Presba Anderson (October 23, 1895 – November 11, 1975) was an American politician who represented New Mexico in the United States Senate from 1949 until 1973. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as United States secretary of agriculture from 1945 until 1948 and represented New Mexico's at-large congressional district from 1941 until 1945.
Anderson was born in Centerville, South Dakota, on October 23, 1895.[1] His parents were Andrew Jay and Hattie Belle Anderson (née Presba). He was educated in the public school system of South Dakota and attended Dakota Wesleyan University (1913–1915) and the University of Michigan (1915–1916) but did not receive a degree from either institution.
Early career[edit]
After his father broke his back in 1916, Anderson left the University of Michigan to go home to help to support his family. He worked for several months for a newspaper in Mitchell, South Dakota, until he became seriously ill with tuberculosis. He was not aware of his illness until he attempted to join the US military in 1917 upon America's entrance into World War I. Doctors gave him six months to live. One gave him the advice to check himself into the Methodist Sanitarium in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He promptly did so, and while recovering there, he occasionally wrote for the Albuquerque Herald.
In 1919, as soon as he was well enough to leave the sanitarium, he gained employment with the Albuquerque Morning Journal, now called the Albuquerque Journal, and he was sent to Santa Fe to cover the New Mexico Legislature. Very critical of how the Republican Party was running the state, he befriended some New Mexico Democratic legislators and gave them his ideas on bills before the legislature. Some of the ideas eventually became state law, and Anderson began a lifelong association with the Democratic Party.
His long career of public service began as executive secretary of the New Mexico Public Health Association in 1919. There, he raised money to fight tuberculosis, established county health programs, and was instrumental in founding the New Mexico Department of Health.
In the early 1920s, Anderson pursued private business affairs. In 1922, he started in the insurance business with the New Mexico Loan and Mortgage Company. Anderson was soon able to buy the business and change the name to the Clinton P. Anderson Agency, a successful and enduring enterprise.
Actively involved in the Rotary Club of Albuquerque since 1919, he was elected to the International Board in 1930 and became president of Rotary International in 1932, a position that introduced him to many business and political contacts.
New Mexico government and politics[edit]
Anderson returned to public life, becoming chairman of the New Mexico Democratic Party in 1928 and state treasurer of New Mexico in 1933. That was followed by appointments as director of the Bureau of Revenue, relief administrator for the State of New Mexico, Western States Field Coordinator for the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, State Director of the National Youth Administration, chairman of the New Mexico Unemployment Security Division, and managing director of the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission, among others. It was Anderson's style to take on a newly created position or an emergency situation, to organize it, and then to leave when he felt that all was running smoothly.
In 1940, a conflict among members of the state Democratic Party resulted in Congressman John J. Dempsey being disqualified from running for another term as New Mexico's only representative. Party members convinced Anderson to run for the seat, which he won by using his many business and political contacts throughout the state. For the next three decades, he divided his time between Albuquerque and Washington, D.C.
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson arriving at the White House for a Cabinet meeting.
Anderson became known for his thorough investigative work, and during his three terms in the House of Representatives, he was assigned to several special committees, including the chairmanship of the Special Committee to Investigate Food Shortages in 1945. The committee argued for a streamlined food distribution system and emphasized long-range planning for increasing food production. His success in that assignment, along with their personal friendship, led to his appointment by President Harry S. Truman as United States secretary of agriculture.[2]
Truman administration[edit]
Anderson (center) in the Truman Cabinet (January 1948).
Shortly after Harry S. Truman became president in 1945, he selected Anderson to serve as his Secretary of Agriculture. His most immediate concern was the reorganization of the domestic agricultural economy, which for the previous four years, had been focused on supporting the American war effort in the Second World War. Anderson addressed issues such as price controls, shortages, and subsidies, and he played an important role in developing postwar agricultural policies.
The domestic situation was only one of Anderson's concerns as Secretary of Agriculture. The looming worldwide food crisis, which was becoming more evident by 1946, led President Truman to establish the Famine Emergency Committee.
Anderson made two controversial moves to change the drastic problems. Firstly, he used his organizational skills to incorporate all existing food and agricultural activities under his office. Secondly, he advised Truman to enlist former President Herbert Hoover to serve as chairman of the Famine Emergency Committee. During the crisis, Anderson, Truman, and Hoover worked together very closely. Many of Hoover's proposals on alleviating the international food shortage were adopted by the Truman administration, and it became Anderson's responsibility to implement the proposals. The three men can be credited with preventing an even larger international disaster.
U.S. food production and worldwide distribution was stabilized by 1948, and Anderson decided to retire from the Cabinet. As with every project he had undertaken, Anderson left after he had resolved the problems faced.
Clinton P. Anderson and wife Henrietta McCartney at the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, December 24, 1947.
U.S. Senate[edit]
Election[edit]
Attendees at the swearing in of Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution Leonard Carmichael in 1953. Senator Clinton P. Anderson is at left.
Anderson considered retiring altogether after resigning from the cabinet. However, state Democrats, led by retiring Senator Carl Hatch, convinced Anderson to run for Hatch's seat against the formidable and distinguished diplomat Patrick J. Hurley.
The two well-established candidates faced off in one of the most heated campaigns of the 1948 election. The nationwide campaigning of the Truman administration against an 'obstructionist' Republican Congress made Republicans lose across the country, including Hurley.
Anderson's re-election in 1954 against former Governor of New Mexico Edwin L. Mechem was less heated but more significant because the Democrats had lost the Senate in 1952. Anderson prevailed, with the Democrats regaining control of the Senate, and went on to be re-elected by wide margins in 1960 and 1966.
Accomplishments[edit]
During his tenure, Anderson was one of the most outspoken proponents of the U.S. space program. He was instrumental in gaining funding for the program while chairing the Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences from 1963 to 1973. As chairman of the committee during the most active period of space exploration and the most important time of the space race, Anderson held a key policymaking role in Washington, not to mention the purse strings for NASA.
Anderson sponsored the final wilderness bill, which passed the Senate by a vote of 73–12 on April 9, 1963, passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 373–1 on July 30, 1964, and it was signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson on September 3, 1964. Richard McArdle, chief of the Forest Service from 1952 to 1962, remarked, "Without Clinton Anderson there would have been no Wilderness Law."[3] Anderson is also known for the Price-Anderson Nuclear Industries Indemnity Act, and for forcing cancellation of the 1954 Dixon-Yates contract with the AEC for power from the TVA for the city of Memphis.
He also served as chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy (84th and 86th Congresses), Joint Committee on Construction of Building for Smithsonian (84th-92nd), Joint Committee on Navaho-Hopi Indians (84th-92nd), Special Committee on Preservation of Senate Records (85th and 86th, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (87th and 88th), Special Committee on National Fuel Policy (87th).
Failed confirmation of Lewis Strauss[edit]
In 1959, President Dwight D. Eisenhower nominated Lewis Strauss to serve as Secretary of Commerce. Previously, Strauss had served in numerous government positions in the administrations of Presidents Truman and Eisenhower. The previous 13 nominees for the Cabinet position had won Senate confirmation in an average of eight days.[4] Because of both personal and professional disagreements, Anderson took up the cause to make sure that Strauss would not be confirmed by the Senate. Anderson found an ally in Senator Gale W. McGee on the Senate Commerce Committee, which had jurisdiction over Strauss's confirmation. During and after the Senate hearings, McGee charged Strauss with "a brazen attempt to hoodwink" the committee.[4] After 16 days of hearings the committee recommended Strauss's confirmation to the full Senate by a vote of 9–8. In preparation for the floor debate on the nomination, the Democratic majority's main argument against the nomination was that Strauss's statements before the committee were "sprinkled with half truths and even lies... and that under rough and hostile questioning, [he] can be evasive and quibblesome."
Despite an overwhelming Democratic majority, the 86th United States Congress was not able to accomplish much of its agenda since the President had immense popularity and a veto pen. With the 1960 elections nearing, congressional Democrats sought issues on which they could conspicuously oppose the Republican administration. The Strauss nomination proved to be tailor-made.[5]
Just after midnight on June 19, 1959, the Strauss nomination failed by a vote of 46–49. It marked only the eighth time in U.S. history that a Cabinet appointee had failed to be confirmed by the Senate.[6]
On June 22, 1921, Anderson had married Henrietta McCartney, and he returned to Albuquerque with his new wife. They had two children: Sherburne Presba Anderson and Nancy Anderson.
His age and growing health problems made Anderson retire on January 3, 1973, after he had served four terms in the U.S. Senate. He died at his home in Albuquerque on November 11, 1975, from a massive stroke, and he was buried at Fairview Memorial Park in Albuquerque. His wife, Henrietta McCartney Anderson, died on June 7, 1994, at the age of 94.
He was inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame in 1977.[7] In the 1998 HBO miniseries From the Earth to the Moon, Anderson was played by Mason Adams.
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^ Video: Air Forces Come Home Via Bomber, 1945/05/28 (1945). Universal Newsreel. 1945. Retrieved February 20, 2012.
^ "Wilderness.net Clinton Anderson". Retrieved October 14, 2014.
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^ "Space Hall Honors Pioneers". Las Cruces Sun-News. Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 30, 1977. p. 6 – via Newspapers.com.
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Amount of Calcium in Garlic
Welcome to the nutritional calcium content in 2 different types of garlic, ranging from 181 mg to 79 mg per 100g. The basic type of garlic is Garlic, raw, where the amount of calcium in 100g is 181 mg.
181 mg of calcium per 100g, from Garlic, raw corresponds to 18% of the calcium RDA. For a typical serving size of 1 cup (or 136 g) the amount of Calcium is 246.16 mg. This corresponds to an RDA percentage of 25%.
Garlic, raw - Nutritional Content and Chart
The full nutrition content, RDA percentages and levels for Garlic, raw should be considered along with the calcium content. This food profile is part of our list of food and drinks under the general group Vegetables and Vegetable Products.Other important and calcium related nutrients are Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. For this 100g serving in your diet, the amount of Calories is 149 kcal (7% RDA), the amount of Protein is 6.36 g (11% RDA), the amount of Fat is 0.5 g (1% RDA) and the amount of Carbohydrate is 33.06 g (25% RDA). The nutritional content and facts for 100g, which includes Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate is shown in the RDA chart below as percentages of the recommended daily allowance along with the calcium levels in garlic.
Our proprietary nutritional density score gives a nutritional value out of 100 based on 9 different vitamins, minerals and macro nutrients. Garlic, raw has a nutritional value score of 18 out of 100.Comparing the calcium content and the nutritional density in 100g for Garlic, raw; We class this as a high calcium content item.In terms of overall nutritional value we class this as an item with a medium nutritional density value.
Comparing calcium in garlic vs milk
The amount of calcium in milk is 125 mg per 100g.As calcium percentage of the RDA this is 13 %. Comparing with Garlic, raw, in 100g contains 181 mg of calcium. As a percentage of the RDA this is 18 %. Therefore, Garlic, raw has 56 mg more calcium than milk. In terms of calcium percentage this is 45 % more calcium. Milk has an overall nutritional value score of 15 out of 100, whereas Garlic, raw has a nutritional value score of 18 out of 100.Garlic, raw also has the highest amount of calcium for the 2 different garlic items.
100 calories of garlic, raw is a serving size of 0.67 g, and the amount of Calcium is 121.48 mg (12.08% RDA). Other important and related nutrients and macronutrients such as Fat, in 100 Calories are as follows; Protein 4.27 g (7.38% RDA), Fat 0.34 g (0.67% RDA), Carbohydrate 22.19 g (16.78% RDA). This is shown in the calcium RDA percentage chart below, based on 100 Calories, along with the other important nutrients and macro nutrients.
Content per Typical Serving Size 1 cup (or 136 g)
For the food Garlic, raw the typical serving size is 1 cup (or 136 g) which contains 246.16 mg of Calcium. The calcium percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 25 %.
To give 100% of the RDA, 4.0 servings of the typical serving size 1 cup (or 136 g) give the complete RDA. In terms of the gram weight and total content for this serving the Calories content is 202.64 kcal, the Protein content is 8.65 g, the Fat content is 0.68 g and the Carbohydrate content is 44.96 g. The percentages are shown below in the calcium chart, for the typical serving of calcium and the related and important nutritional values.
Macronutrients in Garlic, raw
The amount of protein, fat and carbs from this food described above is measured in grams per 100g and grams in a typical serving size (in this case 1 cup or 136 g), although it is also useful to give the number of calories from protein, fat and carbohydrate which are the most important macronutrients. For this serving in your diet here are the macronutrient calories. From protein the number of calories is 24.0 (kcal).The number of calories from Fat is 5.7 (kcal).The total calories from carbohydrate is 172.6 (kcal).
Milligrams of calcium in garlic (per 100g)
This list of 2 types of garlic, is brought to you by www.dietandfitnesstoday.com and ranges from Garlic, raw through to Spices, garlic powder where all food items are ranked by the content or amount per 100g. The nutritional calcium content can be scaled by the amount in grams, oz or typical serving sizes. Simply click on a food item or beverage from the list at the bottom of the page to give a full dietary nutritional breakdown to answer the question how much calcium in garlic.
The list below gives the total calcium content in the 2 items from the general description 'garlic' each of which show the calcium amount as well as Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate.
The corresponding Calories for garlic ranked by the amount of calcium per 100g is shown below in the garlic calories chart.
Effect of Preparation and Storage on calcium
The level of calcium can be affected by the method of storage for example canned or frozen and also by the method of preparation for example either raw, cooked or fried. The total food items which are raw is 1 item. The highest amount of calcium from the 1 raw items is in Garlic, raw where the content is 181 mg per 100g.
Average Content for garlic
The average (or more correctly the arithmetic mean) amount of calcium contained in 100g of garlic, based on the list below of 2 different items under the general description of garlic, is 130.00 mg of calcium. This average value corresponds to 13 % of the recommended dietary allowance (or RDA) in your diet. The averages for the different nutrients are as follows; the average amount of Calories is 240.00 kcal, the average amount of Protein is 11.46 g, the average amount of Fat is 0.62 g and the average amount of Carbohydrate is g. For this serving the amount of Calories is 149 kcal, the amount of Protein is 6.36 g, the amount of Fat is 0.5 g and the amount of Carbohydrate is 33.06 g.
Using the list below for the 2 different garlic nutrition entries in our database, the highest amount of calcium is found in Garlic, raw which contains 181 mg of calcium per 100g. The associated percentage of RDA is 18 %. For this 100g serving the Calories content is 149 kcal, the Protein content is 6.36 g, the Fat content is 0.5 g, the Carbohydrate content is 33.06 g.
The lowest amount of calcium in 100g is in Spices, garlic powder which contains 79 mg. This gives as percentage of the recommended daily allowance 8 % of the RDA. For this 100g serving the amount of Calories is 331 kcal, the amount of Protein is 16.55 g, the amount of Fat is 0.73 g, the amount of Carbohydrate is 72.73 g.
The difference between the highest and lowest values gives a calcium range of 102 mg per 100g. The range for the other nutrients are as follows; 182 kcal for Calories, 10.19 g for Protein, 0.23 g for Fat, 0 g for Carbohydrate.
Please remember that the above gives an accurate value in 100g for high calcium foods in your diet. For example 100g of Garlic, raw contains 181 mg of calcium. However, there are other factors to consider when you are assessing your nutritional requirements. You should also take into account portion sizes when you are considering the calcium nutritional content.
The food with the highest calcium content per typical serving is Garlic, raw which contains 246.16 mg in 1 cup (or 136 g). The percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 25 %. For this serving the Calories content is 202.64 kcal, the Protein content is 8.65 g, the Fat content is 0.68 g and the Carbohydrate content is 44.96 g.
Garlic List, calcium Content per 100g
1. Garlic, raw - Calcium
181 mg (18%) 149 kcal (7%) 33.06 g (25%) 0.5 g (1%) 6.36 g (11%)
Typical Serving size of 1 cup (or 136g):
246.16 mg (25%) 202.64 kcal (10%) 44.96 g (35%) 0.68 g (1%) 8.65 g (15%)
Other serving sizes 1 tsp (or 2.8g):
5.07 mg (1%) 4.17 kcal (0%) 0.93 g (1%) 0.01 g (0%) 0.18 g (0%)
Other serving sizes 1 clove (or 3g):
Other serving sizes 3 cloves (or 9g):
16.29 mg (2%) 13.41 kcal (1%) 2.98 g (2%) 0.05 g (0%) 0.57 g (1%)
2. Spices, garlic powder - Calcium
Nutritional Value : 16 / 100 food group - Spices and Herbs
79 mg (8%) 331 kcal (17%) 72.73 g (56%) 0.73 g (1%) 16.55 g (30%)
Typical Serving size of 1 tbsp (or 9.7g):
7.66 mg (1%) 32.11 kcal (2%) 7.05 g (5%) 0.07 g (0%) 1.61 g (3%)


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package scanalyzer
package analysis
package dominance

import cfg._
import util._

import scala.collection.mutable.{Set, Map, Queue}

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 * Analysis that computes for each BasicBlock bb the set of BasicBlocks that
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