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Sea World updates 2016
Started by Theme Park Girl, April 22, 2016
Theme Park Girl 1,963
17 parks visited
142 rides ridden
I wanted to post a few updates about Sea World but couldn't find a recent topic for doing so, so I'm starting one ??
Firstly, the old bridge is now completely gone. Stumps have been removed as well.
Pretty sure this has already been spoken of, but meh... new theming popping up around the seal show entrance path, which is nice!
Seems they are building a new resting area for the pelican enclosure next to the seal show, or at least fixing the old one.
Looks like they are planning to relocate some of the sideshows to underneath dockside tavern whilst the food plaza has its new roof built (hard to see sorry, the sun wasn't my friend today haha) :
Otherwise that's pretty much all that's happening at Sea World right now ?
themagician 2,955
Location:Gold Coast
Thanks for the update. I'm thinking they will be installing a concrete bridge, rather than another wooden bridge, maybe a little wider as well, so when people stop to take photos, feed fish, look at pelicans, then they won't be in the way of moving traffic. And it seems like they are starting preparations for the new roof.
Reanimated35 3,482
Location:Brisbane
How long til a certain facebook page starts calling the bridge a new ride....
6 hours ago, themagician said:
And it seems like they are starting preparations for the new roof.
Yeah, I've spoken to a couple of my old workmates still currently there, and they have both said that all the food outlets in the plaza will be closed for 3-4 months whilst the roof is installed. They are worrying over hours being cut as a consequence, particularly those of casual workers. Quite a lot of them work in that area, and they can't see them being relocated to other outlets in the meanwhile, as it would cause overstaffing ???
5 hours ago, reanimated35 said:
.... only a matter of time ???
So this might mean they will reopen to gate, tat we've been asking for for years. But having all those outlets closed, means the only food options are at the front or back of the park, and the tavern. That isn't a lot. I hope they have temporary food outlets open during peak times.
I'd say the mobiles department will probably help pick up some of the fall, and they still have Dockside in the middle of the park, and the usual outlets down the other ends.
Assuming they can pull off this upgrade before the next school holidays, it shouldn't be too hard since we are heading into off peak winter period now. Still sucks for the workers, though ?
Adventures With JWorld 1,083
I wonder where they got the information from...
I'm going to say that the reason why the monorails maintenance is so long is because of the roofs construction. So if it's closed until July 31st. Then I'm thinking the roofs construction will be completed just before this date.
Also, SW have added a barrier around CotD, so I'm assuming that it won't have to close during the Jet Sunt show now: (Photo: TPSN)
DJKostya 53
Location:Canberra
I was at Sea World this morning and yes the pathway no longer closes during the Jet Ski Stunt show
AllegroCrab 214
Flying B&M Strata Standup Inverted Dueling Dive Coasters
Location:Sydney
There is a ridiculous amount of potential for something incredible in the space where the bridge/Sea Viper used to be as well as the land around the side of the lake.
Hubby mentioned something when we were there the other day, about reclaimed land having to be left to settle for a number of years before it can be utilised or built on again? This may possibly be the reason why Sea World are leaving it vacant in the meanwhile? If its true, they may have no choice if they have to follow certain council or government rules and regulations, as a large portion of that land has been reclaimed from the lake.
red dragin 288
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30 rides ridden
Most likely. The fill for the new runway at Brisbane needs to settle for about 4 years before runway and taxiway construction can start.
Different loads (landing A380 vs foot traffic) but similar concepts.
18 hours ago, Theme Park Girl said:
Yep, pretty sure I recall that being discussed at length before. Not so much a council regulation either, more of a "I don't want to see my million dollar attraction sink into the lake" kind of regulation
ads086 48
Location:Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Its to allow the fill to settle. The Brisbane Airport put wick drains in theirs so it will settle faster. I know a fair chunk of the Pacific Highway in New South Wales took a long time to build because they were waiting on the fill to settle before they could pave on top of it. It sunk around 5m in the I'm guessing 2 years they had to wait for it.
Brad2912 2,671
Location:Pimpama, QLD
12345 rides ridden
They paved the highway? Gees no wonder those roadworks never end... What happened to good ole bitumen & asphalt
AlexB 3,909
Resident Grouch
Location:Brisbane South
It's perfectly acceptable to refer to a bitumen topped suface as being "paved" as it refers to the american "pavement" as opposed to "pavers".
"bitumen and asphalt" are actually the same thing - that is a sticky petroleum product used as a binder. Unless you're referring to "asphalt concrete" which is when it's mixed with an aggregate to form a road base.
Search for bitumen on Wiki and you'll be redirected to Asphalt... but without the aggregate to form Asphalt concrete, you aren't getting a road.
Don't get you're knickers in a knot Alex... It was a joke..
Skeeta 2,525
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3 Things wrong with people are thinking here.
The footings a new ride would never be loaded onto the fill that was added to the site but down to the depth of the natural stiff soil.
You are comparing an airport runaway & a new road to how a building/ride is founded which are 2 different methods.
Think of it this way. An oilrig as the building. Waves on the ocean as the soil. The sea floor as the natural stiff soil. An Engineered will always treat the any fill as the ocean and found the building/ride into the ocean floor.
3 hours ago, Brad2912 said:
I know it was a joke mate - i was just pointing out that the original statement was perfectly acceptable. I love your humor but for many it tends to be taken the wrong way. I'd have probably said the same thing if i'd gotten in first, and probably been pulled up by someone else just as quickly. anyhow... bygones.
credit to TTPSN
Edited April 28, 2016 by The_Ninja_59
Was that the last of the train stations?
Oh wow, I wasn't expecting the roof to go that far. This roof will definitely allow large events to be held. I wonder if any additional food outlets will be added. From the image of what the area will look like posted back in March, it seems the facades of the stores will be getting a new look.
Im assuming that due to the construction the detour is now to walk through the Nickelodeon area and under the bridge past Vikings Revenge. Can anyone confirm this?
Edited April 28, 2016 by themagician
25 minutes ago, reanimated35 said:
Naa.. There is still a few of the elevated train stations around, they are keeping them to ensure Push doesn't stop visiting...
16 minutes ago, themagician said:
This roof will definitely allow large events to be held.
Was that not one of the key reasons for its construction?
13 minutes ago, Brad2912 said:
Was that not the ONLY reason for it to really be constructed in the first place? The rest of the stuff is just idle benefits.
Exactly what I was going to write but knew I'd have people jump down my throat saying "what about shelter for everyone to eat their lunch outside when it's raining"
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The Company has announced in official blog post that they will be shutting down some more services as they are nothing but just lying around with hardly any users. In the competitive internet world, every app in every genre has a stiff competition and investing more time and people on these services isn't the smartest move. Some of these services are no more interesting enough for some users, while some services simply failed to make a mark. And now yahoo has no option but to shut it down. These services will no longer be active with effect from 30th April 2013.
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Q: Loop through divs, then loop through the list items inside of them I have the following JS fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/inkedraskal/eyan9quv/
I'm trying to loop through divs, then I'm trying to loop through the list-items inside of those divs.  So I'm thinking a 'for loop nested in a for loop'.  The result would be appending a sequential number inside each list-item
end result would look something like this:

                    1   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Up All Night

                    2   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

                    1   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Up All Night

                    2   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Ghosts (Demo)

                    3   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

Any tips would be appreciated
the js looks like this:
var SongCounter = (function ($) {
    function init() {
        var albumLength = $('.album-songs').length;

        for (var i = 0; i < albumLength; i++) {
            // $('.album-songs li').eq(i).find('.album-songs__number').append(i + ' _ ');
            var songLength = $(this).eq(i).find('li').length;

            for (var z = 1; z < songLength; z++) {
                $(this).eq(z).find('.album-songs__number').append(z + ' _ ');
            }
        }
    }
    return {
        init: init
    };
})(jQuery);

SongCounter.init();

A: jQuery's index() get's the elements index in the parent, so it seems like all you really need is the index of each LI appended to the span
$('.album-songs__number').append(function() {
    return $(this).closest('li').index() + 1;
});

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A: With jQuery:

$('.album-songs > li').each(function() {
  var index = $('>li',$(this).parent()).index(this) + 1;
  $('.album-songs__number', this).text(index + " : ");
});

                   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Up All Night

                   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

                   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Up All Night

                   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Ghosts (Demo)

                   **NUMBER GOES HERE**

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

With CSS:

ul.album-songs{
  list-style-type:decimal;
  }

                    Up All Night

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

                    Up All Night

                    Ghosts (Demo)

                    Are You Hurting the One You Love?

A: You have no context for the '$(this)' selector inside your first loop:
" var songLength = $(this).eq(i).find('li').length; "
I have a working fiddle you should take a look at:
https://jsfiddle.net/ak5mkymm/1/
var SongCounter = (function ($) {
function init() {
    // retrive all 'ALBUMS' for the dom
    // store them in a jQuery array
    // so that that we can use jwuery stuff directly on them

    var ALBUMS = $('.album-songs');

    ALBUMS.each(function(){
        // cache the current 'album' object
        var album = $(this);

        // find all track/songs in inside current album
        var LI = $(album).find( 'li' );

        // establisj a counter before iteration
        var COUNTER = 1;

        LI.each(function(){
            // cache the current 'listed-item' object
            var listed_item = $(this);

            // find all the track nuymber placeholerd
            var SONGS = $(listed_item).find('.album-songs__number');

            SONGS.each(function(){
                // cache the current 'song' object
                var song = $(this);

                // Writethe counter out for current 'song'
                $(song).html('Track: '+ COUNTER +'.');

                // incement the counter
                COUNTER += 1;
            });
        });

    })

}

return {
    init: init
};

})(jQuery);
SongCounter.init();


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Colonial Williamsburg was the brainchild of the Reverend William Archer Rutherfoord Goodwin. Once rector of the historic Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Goodwin had been responsible for raising the funds for its restoration in 1907. In 1924, he approached the philanthropist and oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller Jr. with the idea of restoring other parts of the town. Rockefeller agreed, and with cloak-and-dagger secrecy began purchasing run-down properties using Goodwin as his agent. The two communicated in coded telegrams lest locals discover the plan and hike their prices. "Authorize purchase of another antique referred to in your long letter," Rockefeller wrote to Goodwin at one point, signing off as "David's father." The historian Henry Wiencek has noted the "astonishment of Williamsburg's citizens … when they found that the illustrious Rockefeller was the eminence behind these purchases."
Official planning for Colonial Williamsburg began in 1926, and the town was finally informed of the project in June 1928. Their objections were minimal, although one townsperson memorably chafed at the idea of being "in the position of a butterfly pinned to a card in a glass cabinet." Restoration eventually encompassed 85 percent of Williamsburg's original eighteenth-century area, with more than seven hundred buildings that postdated 1790 being demolished. The site stretches across 301 acres.
Rockefeller, Goodwin, and their associates described the new Colonial Williamsburg "as a shrine of history and beauty" that would be "dedicated to the lives of the nation's builders." "There will be windows built here," they declared, "through which men may look down the vistas of the past." Their vision stressed the importance of the democratic ideal, promoting an almost religious message that not only heightened patriotic feeling, but was also the main educational purpose behind the project's conception. Ideals of classical American values were placed in the forefront, along with an attempt at scholarly recreation of the town's buildings.
Yet many aspects of social history, most notably the role of African Americans, were not fully explored until the 1970s and 1980s. When Colonial Williamsburg first opened to the public, slavery was diminished, bondsmen were referred to as "servants," and black historical interpreters were absent. (African American interpreters first portrayed slaves in 1979.) Missing as well was an informed understanding of the role that women played in the eighteenth-century town. With its emphasis on wealthy white men, early Colonial Williamsburg presented a point of view that many modern historians would regard as severely limited.
Rockefeller's historical vision, steeped as it was in sentimental patriotism and nostalgia for better times, was typical of its day. Unsettling economic and social change following the World War I (1914–1918) tended to elicit strong expressions of national identity among Americans, Colonial Williamsburg serving as but one of them. The rigid hierarchy of the Old South, coupled with the Founding Fathers' brightly delineated principles of freedom and liberty, provided the foundation of a comforting narrative. And it was a narrative best left undisturbed by nettlesome questions over, say, Thomas Jefferson and his "property."
Rockefeller and Goodwin, through the architecture firm of Perry, Shaw & Hepburn, applied a passionate attention to detail in their restoration efforts. Furnishings, houses, and gardens were all copied exactly from colonial styles and came to represent a kind of symbiosis between those suffering the brunt of the Great Depression and those who had endured the hardships of the American Revolution a century and a half earlier. People were urged to make pilgrimages to the shrine for inspiration during the bleak years of the 1930s, further reinforcing the restoration's curative powers on a nation that had lost direction and perhaps the will to carry on its "noble experiment."
Colonial Williamsburg served a similar purpose during World War II (1939–1945) and then the Cold War. In the 1950s, John D. Rockefeller III promoted a "dynamic Americanism," which sought not only to educate against the evils of communism, but also to promote American ideals of democracy and republican government around the world. In doing so, he clearly broke from his father's original wish that Colonial Williamsburg do its work peacefully and quietly, without undue ostentation. Although Rockefeller eventually resigned as chairman of the board, his "dynamic" vision of the project took hold. A Visitors Center was built, busses began to ferry passengers to and from the historic district, and Colonial Williamsburg emerged as a popular tourist destination for history-seeking Americans. Foreign visitors, both prominent and ordinary, also came to Colonial Williamsburg in larger numbers during the 1950s. Winston Churchill, Queen Elizabeth II, and the Crown Prince of Japan all toured the town, and the U.S. State Department began regularly to include Williamsburg, along with Jamestown and Yorktown, as a stopping-off point in tours for foreign dignitaries.
By late in the 1960s and early in the 1970s, the programming at Colonial Williamsburg still did not reflect a sophisticated understanding of the many different groups that had once inhabited the former capital—men, women, black, white, Indian, slave, indentured, and free—and how they had interacted. In particular, officials were concerned that an overt promotion of African American history would be bad for business in the South. Nevertheless, a growing number of visitors (black and white) began to question the absence, wondering how the fullest narrative of American life could be told without a greater attention to slavery. And although academics had widely published the appropriate research, Williamsburg's caretakers pretended not to notice.
The same thing had occurred thirty years earlier. "Colonial Williamsburg at first presented the rosiest possible view of slavery," Wiencek wrote, "even though the Reverend Goodwin himself knew precisely what slavery had been like in the town." That's because a former slave still lived there then, and Goodwin took the trouble of interviewing her. She told him of whipping posts, "a big cage … which they put you in before they whipped you," and slave auctions where families were separated.
Things finally changed following lower-than-expected attendance during the bicentennial celebrations of 1976. The next year, Colonial Williamsburg moved to present an updated and more socially oriented version of colonial history through the leadership of the Harvard-educated historian Cary Carson. Calling his approach "Becoming Americans," Carson attempted to integrate social history with the town's traditional presentation of political history. For instance, a tour called "According to the Ladies" introduced visitors to the lives of Williamsburg women. Historical interpreters began to portray slaves for the first time, and in 1988 slave cabins were reconstructed at Carter's Grove, an eighteenth-century plantation about five miles outside of Williamsburg.
We're going to have to show rebellion, violence and racism in a way we haven't done at Williamsburg," Rex Ellis, the assistant director of African American interpretation for Colonial Williamsburg, told the New York Times at the time. "How we do that is extremely important. We must be true to the record or we stand in danger of rewriting history ourselves. The subject of slavery is certainly painful, which is one of the reasons it needs to be dealt with. We need to learn from all of history, including the uncomfortable parts of history."
This attitude certainly marked a sea change at Colonial Williamsburg, but sometimes efforts at social history became too uncomfortable. An attempt to reenact an eighteenth-century slave auction, which included the separation of families, led to such intense reactions on the parts of staff, participants, and visitors that the event was never repeated.
Colonial Williamsburg had one of its most successful years in 1985, but as the town entered into the mid-to-late 1990s, attendance began to drop. Tight family budgets played a part, as did the perception that Colonial Williamsburg's presentation had grown stale. Another argument for the decline was that some programs, such as the more realistic portrayals of slavery, had pushed visitors away. The "violence and racism" alluded to by Ellis, not to mention the traumas of slave auctions, were not considered family friendly.
Attendance dipped further following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Fewer visitors meant fewer historical interpreters and fewer employees overall, so that by 2004, Colonial Williamsburg almost resembled a ghost town. The project's response to this new crisis was the "Revolutionary City." In a form of "street theater," historical interpreters portray social and political events in Williamsburg, focusing on the years 1774 to 1781. The town's historical landmarks, once only static museum pieces, become sets in an ongoing drama. In the meantime, Colonial Williamsburg has expanded the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, installed electronic classrooms for students, built a spa, and newly renovated its hotels and restaurants, turning the town into a kind of American history resort. The result has been a slight increase in attendance.
All of these changes have reshaped Colonial Williamsburg for its new role in the twenty-first century. While politics and "healthful" history are still the focus, Colonial Williamsburg now seeks to present the lives of the average men and women who lived in and around Virginia's colonial capital. In this way, the modern Colonial Williamsburg tells a more complete story of the eighteenth century than it did in its early days. While it no longer precisely mirrors the dream of its founders, it provides the modern visitor with a fuller educational experience, one that lets them better appreciate the men and women who helped to forge the United States.
1632 - The city of Williamsburg is founded between the York and James rivers.
1699 - Williamsburg is designated capital of the English colony.
1722 - Williamsburg is bestowed with a royal charter.
1924 - Reverend William Archer Rutherfoord Goodwin approaches philanthropist and oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller Jr. to procure funds for the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.
1926 - Official planning for Colonial Williamsburg begins.
June 1928 - Residents of Williamsburg are informed of official planning for Colonial Williamsburg and of the project's financing through John D. Rockefeller Jr.
1976 - Colonial Williamsburg celebrates the nation's bicentennial year. Due to lower-than-expected attendance, the following year would mark a change to incorporate an updated and more socially oriented version of colonial history, allowing for elaboration on the position of marginalized parties, under the leadership of historian Cary Carson.
1988 - Slave cabins are reconstructed at Carter's Grove, an eighteenth-century plantation about five miles outside of Williamsburg.
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Handler, Richard, and Eric Gable. The New History in an Old Museum. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1997.
Huxtable, Ada Louise. The Unreal America: Architecture and Illusion. New York: The New Press, 1997.
Kopper, Philip. Colonial Williamsburg. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1986.
Rouse, Park, Jr. Remembering Williamsburg: A Sentimental Journey through Three Centuries. Richmond, Va.: Dietz Press, 1989.
Greenspan, A. Colonial Williamsburg. (2012, December 6). In Encyclopedia Virginia. Retrieved from http://www.EncyclopediaVirginia.org/Colonial_Williamsburg.
Greenspan, Anders. "Colonial Williamsburg." Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 6 Dec. 2012. Web. READ_DATE.
Contributed by Anders Greenspan, associate professor of history at Texas A&M University-Kingsville.


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List of DC Comics imprints
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DC Comics has published a number of other imprints and lines of comics over the years.
In the Golden Age of Comic Books publishing, DC Comics was also an imprint of Detective Comics and its affiliated companies, All-American Publications and National Allied Publications, that were later all merged into National Periodical Publications, later renamed DC Comics. Before the merger, due to squabbles between the companies, All-American published under its own name/imprint in 1945 starting with the February stand date until the December stand date.
In 1987, DC started Piranha Press as a mature readers line. The Elseworlds concept was tested in 1989 with Gotham By Gaslight: An Alternate History of the Batman and was an imprint with 1991's Batman: Holy Terror. Using the licensed Red Circle characters, DC launched the Impact Comics imprint in 1991 as an introductory and new talent imprint.
In January 1993, DC's Vertigo imprint was launched with some former DC Comics imprint titles. DC teamed up with Milestone Media to co-publish Milestone Comics starting in 1993. Impact Comics last saw print in July.
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America's Best Comics (ABC) is a comic book publishing brand. It was set up by Alan Moore in 1999 as an imprint of WildStorm, an idea proposed to Moore by Wildstorm founder Jim Lee when it was still under Image Comics.
America's Best Comics was a prominent Better/Nedor/Standard title during the 1940s Golden Age of comic books, starring such heroes as the Black Terror and the Fighting Yank. Those characters were integrated into the Moore version under the ABC imprint, where Moore has penned many well-regarded series; the most well-known being The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, a strip which merged several famous Victorian era fiction characters into one world. Other notable series include Tom Strong, an homage to pulp fiction heroes such as Tarzan and Doc Savage; Top 10, a drama set around a police precinct in a city where everyone has superpowers; and Promethea, one of Moore's most personal pieces which detailed Moore's view on magic.
Peter Hogan and Rick Veitch had their own spin-off series, Terra Obscura and Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset respectively, and Steve Moore (no relation) co-wrote Tom Strong's Terrific Tales with Moore.
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America's Best may refer to:
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Science hero is a term coined by Alan Moore in his work for America's Best Comics to describe fantastic heroes. This includes those that have a science fiction explanation for their powers, as well as magical and non-powered characters. The term is used extensively throughout the ABC titles, especially in his police procedural series, Top Ten, as well as in Terra Obscura. The term is a nod to the pulp heroes.
Some known science heroes:
Greyshirt – A smart, skilled and tenacious fighter who sports a complete bodysuit made of chainmail, walking cane fitted with power grappling line
Jack B. Quick – Inventive boy genius
Tom Strong – An inventive genius giant in peak physical condition, Strong maintains his physical health through the regular consumption of a mysterious herb called the goloka root. He is an explorer with a vast personal wealth, and has contributed greatly to the technology available in Millennium City.
The Five Swell Guys from Promethea
Kenneth – Psychic
Marv – Genius
Roger – Super-strong woman
Stan – Mechanical genius
Bob – Team leader
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Q1. What are the features of Study Material?
High-quality Self Learning Material (SLM) is made available to students in the form of online digital format and printed books. Online digital SLM is included in the Course fee, hence student need not pay anything extra for the online digital SLM as it is uploaded in students login, so that they can log in anytime and from anywhere without any hassle.
Q2. Apart from SLM what other resources are available for the students?
Along with Self Learning Materials (SLM) the students will have access to the largest Online/Digital Library in Central India including National Digital Library (NDL), Developing Library Network (DELNET) and NPTEL.
Students will also be provided with Online Academic Assistance.
The National Digital library of India (NDLI) is a project under Ministry of Human Resource Development, India. The objective is to collect and collate metadata and provide full text index from several national and international digital libraries, as well as other relevant sources. It is a digital repository containing textbooks, articles, videos, audio books, lectures, simulations, fiction and all other kinds of learning media. The NDLI provides access to many books in English and various Indian languages.
DELNET has been established with the prime objective of promoting resource sharing among the libraries through the development of a network of libraries. It aims to collect, store, and disseminate information besides offering computerised services to users, to coordinate efforts for suitable collection development. DELNET maintains an online union catalogue of books available in its member-libraries. This union catalogue is continuously updated and is growing in size. It has created union lists of current periodicals in science and technology, social sciences and humanities. DELNET maintains a union catalogue of periodicals, which contains full holdings data of the libraries. The database has details of articles which can be searched under the title, author, compiler, name of the periodical and subject. A database of thesis and dissertations submitted to Indian Universities has been started, which covers various subjects. The database has 70 records and contains information about the newspapers including title, name of the editor, published from, E-mail address and also the Web address of the INTERNET edition if available on the WWW, the database of E-books has nearly 1613 records.
The National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) was initiated by seven Indian Institutes of Technology. The main goal of NPTEL Phase II was to build on the engineering and core science courses launched previously in NPTEL Phase I. An additional 600 web and video courses were created in all major branches of engineering, physical sciences at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels and management courses at the postgraduate level. Several improvements such as indexing of all video and web courses and keyword search were implemented.
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Socialisation Part 1: what is it and why is it important?
We understand that puppies, like babies, are sponges, soaking up everything around them and learning from these experiences. Historically, we probably didn't really expect breeders to do anything much to contribute to this process, as dogs were kept in outhouses or sheds in the garden with their puppies. They might be brought into the family home for some of the time, but were generally left to their own devices.
For puppy farmers, there is no facility to socialise pups before they are shipped off to their new homes. Farmers don't expect to have to do anything with the puppies and they may be kept in very poor conditions, with a mother who has little or no interaction with humans or other animals.
However, for responsible breeders, who are doing their utmost to produce pedigree dogs that the owners can be proud of, there is a challenge to provide the stimulation and experiences that the puppies will need in their new homes.
The Kennel Club have produced a useful step by step guide, the Puppy Socialisation Plan, which provides detailed examples of things that the breeder and the new owner can do to help their puppy develop.
Put more interactive toys into the puppy pen at times when you can supervise. These can include wobbly objects, tunnels, bits of cloth to climb over or burrow under, suspended tennis balls, larger balls that can be rolled about, empty plastic bottles with some pebbles in them that will roll noisily, small boxes that can be climbed on or in, trays filled with stones or shallow water… Anything you can think of to introduce new stimuli to the puppies.
Once the puppies are eating solid foods happily, feed them from different bowls – plastic, metal, from your hand etc.
Over the next couple of weeks, try and make sure the puppy meets as many different types of people as possible – women, men, children, people with beards, hats, high heels, hoods etc – and that they have rewarding experiences to associate with them (games, treats etc).
Having heard all the usual household objects, it is time for him to experience them – this includes the TV, vacuum cleaners, ironing boards… anything that will form part of his life as a dog in a busy household. As always, make sure these experiences are positive. Start very slowly with these things not moving or switched on, and reward the puppy with a treat or a game for ignoring them not playing with them. Slowly you can begin to move them, switch them on at a distance etc – always going back a step if the puppy is reactive towards them.
On occasions, feed the puppy separately from his mum and littermates – and a little bit away from you (in a crate, behind a baby gate etc). Start to teach him that good things can happen when he is on his own. Also on occasions, feed him from your hand – he also needs to learn that having humans around his dinner is always a good thing.
Spend time with the puppy encouraging him to follow you, playing with him, making eye contact with him, stroking and handling him, picking him up and holding him – and generally getting him used to and enjoying human contact. Make sure all these interactions are positive for the puppy, using treats if necessary.
Try to take each puppy out individually to sit in the car, drive round the block, see and smell things that will be part of his daily life (traffic, trains etc). As he is unvaccinated (although will still have immunity passed to him from his mother) he should be carried but he should have all these experiences in these really important two weeks when his confidence is at its highest and his fear responses are at their lowest.
As you can see, the plan is practical and sensible, but it takes time and commitment. When I have a litter of puppies, I absolutely expect that I will be inundated with visitors! It's one of the best things about having puppies; catching up with all my friends, seeing all my family and taking time out of my normal routine to sit and chat. While cuddling puppies – what could be better!
However, it does take a huge amount of time and effort to achieve all this and to do it well. Of course I also have to bear in mind the safety and security of the puppies. I need to know everyone who comes into the house and to take sensible precautions with regards hygiene. But for me, this process is so important that I am willing to devote my energy to it. I believe this is what makes my puppies grow up into the wonderful, beloved animals they are. Have a look at my testimonials page if you don't believe me!
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Academic units A-Z
Imaging Centre of Excellence (ICE)
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An International seminar series has been launched to foster multidisciplinary relationships between scientists and clinicians, further facilitate translational clinical research, and promote the development of 7T both in Glasgow and on the international stage.
This programme is open to staff and students alike, as well as our NHS and industry partners and members of the public.
For further details, please contact MVLS-7T-seminars@glasgow.ac.uk
Wednesday 31 May 2017, 4pm
***CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED AT A LATER DATE***
Speaker: Professor Nikos K Logothetis, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen
Hosts: Dr Jozien Goense & Professor Lars Muckli
Venue: Yudowitz Seminar Room, Wolfson Medical School Building
Title: Concurrent Physiological Multisite-Recordings & Brain Imaging: Study of Dynamic Connectivity Related to System and Synaptic Memory Consolidation
Abstract: Experimental work in animals and humans suggests that various short-lasting patterns of neural activity, including single- or multiple-cycle oscillatory episodes, may reflect state changes of self-organizing large-scale networks. Such state-marking events, including K complexes, spindles, hippocampal sharp wave ripples (SPW-R), and ponto-geniculo-occipital (PGO) waves, are in fact thought to regulate cognitive capacities, such as learning, memory encoding and consolidation, as well as memory-guided decision making.
Although the neural events themselves have long been studied in great detail with neurophysiological methods, the actual brain-states related to them remain elusive, primarily due to a dearth of methodologies permitting concurrent recordings in various structures and mapping of whole-brain activity. The use of multishank-multichannel (MS-MC) electrical recordings of activity in different structures per se permits both the detection and the contextual identification of structure-specific neural events, for that matter also of their interrelationships. Combining in real-time the MS-MC recordings with spatiotemporally resolved functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) evidently offers a unique opportunity to study the cooperative patterns of a large number of brain structures either leading or responding to recorded events. In an effort to map and study such patterns, we have recently developed so-called neural event triggered fMRI (NET-fMRI) and used it to understand the dynamics of the networks related to SPW-R and PGO events, both considered to be critical for the sequential states of system and synaptic memory consolidation during sleep.
The observed neurophysiological interactions of hippocampus, thalamus, cortex and pontine nuclei, together with the maps of robust up/down modulation of the brainwide metabolic activity revealed both synergistic and strong antagonistic interactions between memory systems, as well as between the activities of sensory thalamic and neuromodulatory nuclei and the hippocampal formation during epochs potentially related to memory consolidation. On-going work is currently examining the event-triggered neurophysiological responses in a number of structures, mapped with imaging, as well as the extent to which fMRI-measured multistructure activity patterns at any given time may themselves predict the occurrence of various neural events.
Thursday 29 June 2017, 10am
Speaker: Professor Tim Leiner, University Medical Center Utrecht
Hosts: Dr Aleksandra Radjenovic & Dr Giles Roditi
Venue: Lecture Room L0-007, Teaching & Learning Centre, QEUH
Title: Cardiovascular and body imaging at 7T: Promises, Challenges and Opportunities for Translation
Abstract: Ultra-high field MR imaging is a potentially attractive imaging modality for cardiovascular and body applications. In my lecture, I will discuss the areas where application of 7T may potentially benefit diagnosis of cardiovascular disease and diseases affecting body organs. I will also discuss how insights obtained at 7T can be translated to lower field strengths to enable broad clinical translation.
Wednesday 5 April 2017, 4pm
Speaker: Dr Stuart Clare, Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Oxford
Host: Prof Keith Muir
Title: The UK7T Network - Building a Platform for Clinical Collaboration
Abstract: In 2015, the five installed, or soon to be installed 7 Tesla MRI sites in the UK, formed the UK7T network. Researchers from the five sites in Nottingham, Oxford, Cardiff, Cambridge and Glasgow, have been working together to accelerate the development of ultra-high-field imaging and demonstrate the potential of the platform in a clinical research setting. Work is already very advanced in producing harmonised protocols, that are matched across the various MRI vendors and hardware versions. This talk will introduce the network, give an overview of its achievements to date and highlight where we hope to be in the coming years.
Wednesday 22 February 2017, 4pm
Speaker: Professor Penny Gowland, University of Nottingham
Host: Dr Kristin Flegal
Title: 7T MRI - towards the clinic
Abstract: Over the last 10 years 7T MRI has developed from an exploratory physics based technology into a technique capable of answering new biomedical questions for experimental medicine. This talk will outline how the benefits of 7T MRI have been applied in neuroscience and neurology in terms of anatomical and functional imaging. In particular it will focus on susceptibility mapping and CEST imaging and its application to Parkinson's Disease and Multiple Sclerosis.
Wednesday 25 January 2017, 4pm
Speaker: Professor Kamil Uludag, Maastricht University
Host: Professor Lars Muckli
Venue: Gannochy Seminar Room, Wolfson Medical School Building
Title: Foundations of functional MRI & Human brain imaging at 7 Tesla
Abstract: Ultra high-field MRI has, in the last years, rapidly grown from a niche technology primarily used by MRI physicist and engineers, to a widely used imaging approach to study brain structure and cognitive function. In the first part of my talk, I will describe experiments and theoretical models to investigate the hemodynamic response underlying the fMRI signal and to derive brain functional connectivity. In the second part of my talk, I will focus on MRI method developments for anatomical and functional MRI at 7T, in particular on: a) MRI sequences for high-resolution functional MRI; b) accelerated imaging for whole brain functional & anatomical MRI; c) arterial spin labeling measuring cerebral blood flow, not yet standard at 7 Tesla; and d) quantitative anatomical imaging (T1 and T2*), allowing for accurate longitudinal studies and inter-subject comparison beyond the limits of standard qualitative approaches. In addition, I will present advanced clinical and basic neuroscience applications (e.g. MELAS, type-II Diabetes, motor symptoms & DBS, Alzheimer's Disease).
Wednesday 30 November 2016, 4pm
Speaker: Professor Thoralf Niendorf, Berlin Ultrahigh Field Facility (B.U.F.F.)
Host: Dr John Foster
Venue: L0-006, Teaching & Learning Centre, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Title: Explorations into Ultrahigh Field Magnetic Resonance
Discover - Devise - Develop - Deploy
Abstract: The development of ultrahigh field magnetic resonance (UHF-MR) is moving forward at an amazing speed that is breaking through technical barriers almost as fast as they appear. UHF-MR has a staggering number of potential uses in neuroscience, neurology, radiology, cardiology, internal medicine, physiology, oncology, nephrology, ophthalmology and other related clinical fields. With almost 40,000 MR examinations already performed at 7.0 Tesla, the reasons for moving UHF-MR into clinical applications are more compelling than ever. The value UHF-MR has already proven itself many times over at lower field strengths; now 7.0 T has opened a window on tissues, organs, and (patho) physiological processes that have been largely inaccessible in the past. Images from these instruments have revealed new aspects of the anatomy, functions and physio-metabolic characteristics of the brain, heart, joints, kidneys, liver, eye, and other organs/tissues, at an unparalleled quality. 40,000 sounds like a large number, but in fact we have barely cracked open the door and have yet to truly assess what lies on the other side. To this end this presentation documents advances and progress of UHF-MR with the goal to engage the interest of clinical adopters, basic scientists, engineers, and translational researchers from many areas. To meet this goal the traits, challenges and opportunities for discovery of human UHF-MRI will be surveyed. The considerations run from technical advances to early clinical applications. Examples of UHF-MR strategies are demonstrated. Their added value over the kindred counterparts at lower fields is explored along with an outline of research promises. Encouraging developments into enabling multiple channel radiofrequency (RF) antennae concepts (Figure 1) are reviewed. Frontier applications of MR at 7T are surveyed including cardiac imaging (Figure 1), ophthalmic MRI and high spatial resolution MRI of the brain. Heteronuclear UHF-MR applications are explored with a focus on sodium MRI (Figure 1). Practical obstacles of UHF MR are outlined including MR safety. Insights into RF heating induced by conductive stents and implants are provided. Current trends in UHF-MR are considered together with their clinical implications. A concluding section ventures a glance beyond the horizon including explorations into Extreme Field MR (EF-MR) which envisions human MR at 20 Tesla, which is an important leap of the imagination because it aims to fill a crucial "resolution gap" in our understanding of human biology (39, 40). It is the speakers hope that this presentation will convey the seeds of this vision and inspire the audience to become pioneers in these amazingly promising new areas of biomedical research: ultrahigh field and extreme field MR.
Wednesday 26 October 2016, 4pm
Speaker: Professor Andrew Webb, Leiden University Medical Center
Hosts: Professor Faisal Ahmed & Dr Jozien Goense
Title: Applying new magnetic resonance concepts and techniques to human scanning
Abstract: This talk will describe recent developments in several areas of magnetic resonance hardware and sequences which have been applied to clinical research and patient scanning at field strengths between 1.5 and 7 Tesla. Topics will include the design of very high permittivity materials/metamaterials for improved magnetic field homogeneity and lower power deposition, new ceramic-based resonators for multi-element transmit arrays, methods for the rapid non-invasive estimation of tissue conductivity, high resolution motion-free imaging of the eye, and whole-body optical-based measurement of temperature changes. Clinical applications include studies of patients with eye tumours, muscular and neuromuscular dystrophies, and systematic lupus erythematodes.
Wednesday 28 September 2016, 4pm
Speaker: Professor Chris Hess, University of California San Francisco
Host: Dr Jozien Goense
Title: Harnessing 7T's Strengths for Clinical Neuroradiology
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Q: Python gives me the index numbers instead of the input in the list. Python gives me the index numbers instead of the input in the list. I'm trying to get the user to give input and then have it store that into a printed list. How do I fix it?
number_of_grades = int(input('How many quizzes have you had?'))

grade_list = []

for grades in range(number_of_grades):
    input('Please input a grade from the quiz.')
    grade_list.insert(0, grades)

print(grade_list)

It works just fine up until it needs to be printed.

A: It's because you are not assigning your second input to a variable!, then you are just inserting the index used in the for loop.
number_of_grades = int(input('How many quizzes have you had?'))
grade_list = []
for grades in range(number_of_grades):
    value = input('Please input a grade from the quiz.')
    grade_list.insert(0, value)
print(grade_list)


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1950's, Fantasy, Movies, Sci-Fi
Cinema Sunday: World Without End (1956)
Posted on September 28, 2014 by billyd75
Title: World Without End
Distributor: Allied Artists
Writer: Edward Bernds
Director: Edward Bernds
Producer: Richard Heermance
Starring: Hugh Marlowe, Nancy Gates, Rod Taylor, Nelson Leigh, Shawn Smith
Release: March 25, 1956
MPAA: PG
I've been dying to return to some Science Fiction, so why not return to the best decade for that genre, the 1950's! The theme of space exploration was used heavily in this decade (and for the next couple), but for me, as long as the story is good, and the acting at least above average, it never gets old. This film has a solid cast, good sets, and a very good music score! Oh, and the first thing you see (even before the credits), is an atomic bomb detonating! C'mon, you know you've got a good movie on your hands when the beginning brings something that cool!
Well, rather than going on about this one for too long, I'll just say that you should really see this film for no other reason than Rod Taylor, and a pack of gorgeous women! They have this film on Warner Archive now, so get over there and give it a watch!
The film begins with a group of military men telling the Pentagon that a ship out in space has gone silent for a couple of days. A spokesperson then tells some reporters that they can't give any information about it until they investigate further. This same spokesman, comforts a woman and her children, because apparently her husband is one of the men on the mission. Switching to a TV station, a man tells the world that the space mission near Mars may have ended in disaster, with the ship losing communications with Earth. Speaking of the ship, we see it hurtling through space, as the communications officer, Ellis (Rod Taylor – The Time Machine, The Birds), informs the commander, Galbraithe (Nelson Leigh – Gunfight at the O.K. Corral), that they still cannot connect with Earth. Along with the rest of the crew, science officer, Borden (Hugh Marlowe – The Day the Earth Stood Still), and engineer, Jaffee (Christopher Dark), they are all optimistic about their return to Earth. Just as they finish some a last pass by the red planet, they ready themselves for the long trip home. Suddenly, the ship is tossed all over the place, and the crew hangs on for dear life!
After a crash landing, the crew believes they've landed on Mars or another nearby planet. As they look out the window, they see snow-covered mountaintops. They initially theorize, that they might be on Mars, but quickly discern that they are most certainly not. A Geiger counter tells them that there is some radiation, but nothing toxic. Ellis attempts to use the radio to contact someone, but gets static. The crew then packs up their gear, and heads out to explore this strange new world.
After walking for a while, they stop for a rest, and talk over a game plan. Jaffee is having a difficult time adjusting, and the rest of the crew wishes someone with a family hadn't been allowed on the mission. They discover a cave, and upon exploring it, find a huge spiderweb. Ellis gets a bit too close though, and gets tangled up in it, then attacked by a huge spider! They wrestle with it, then shoot it at point-blank range. Another one tries to ambush them, but they put the kibosh to that one quickly with their pistols. Back outside, they find a clearing, but decide it will take too long to get anywhere else today, so they settle in for the night, and make camp.
During the night, we see a group of savages surround the camp, and they viciously attack the crew. Eventually, Ellis gets to his sidearm, and puts a couple of them down, and the rest flee. They notice that the attackers seem to be part human, part animal. The next day, they grab their gear and head off for the clearing they saw the day before. They come upon a gravestone, and it is then that they realize that they have time traveled into Earth's future. Borden tells the rest of the crew that they were caught up in a time dilation, and pierced the sound barrier, and traveled into the far-flung future. Jaffee is having a tough time dealing with the fact that his family is long dead. They believe that there must have been a giant catastrophe that decimated the world, years before their arrival. They also think that the beasts that attacked them earlier are mutated human beings.
As they search on, Borden sees some unnatural smoke, and volunteers to investigate. The rest of the crew talks about his family, that died in a plane crash years ago. Just as they finish talking, another group of mutates attacks Borden, but between his fighting prowess, and the others hooting, they manage to fight off the mutates for a while. The mutates outnumber them by a long-shot though, so they hide in a tunnel nearby. As they look around, they find a steel door, that is obviously man-made, and harboring something. Another steel door closes to seal off the cave, and then another opens, inviting them inside. They enter, and are almost immediately met by a man who asks them to follow him down a corridor. They are brought before a council that informs them that Armageddon ravaged the planet, and that they are all that's left of the human race, along with the mutates. And also, that it is now the year 2508!
As they get more familiar with each other, a door opens, and a beautiful woman enters, Garnet (Nancy Gates), and introduces herself as the leader's daughter. She escorts the men to a room where they can relax, and then two other women, Deena (Lisa Montell), and Elaine (Shirley Patterson) . The weary explorers are at a loss for words. Galbraithe then asks the girls why they haven't gone back above ground since the radiation levels are livable. She explains that they have come accustomed to living there, and that the mutates might kill them, so they'd rather live below in peace.
A few hours later, Galbraithe meets with the council to discuss some things, but they only want to talk about ancient history, and he wishes to discuss fixing the ship to explore the rest of the planet. One of the council members, Mories (Booth Coleman – Planet of the Apes), is very skeptical about their intentions, and wants them to either conform or leave. The men take a tour of the complex, and Garnet gives Borden a "private tour" because they seem to be sweet on each other. There's a bit of jealousy on the part of Mories, as he gives Borden the evil eye when he sees Garnet giving him so much attention.
The crew repeatedly attempts to sway the council to rise to the surface, and defeat the mutates, and live as humans should, on top of the surface. The council seems to think the crew might have a point, but Mories keeps frightening them with stories of how they'll be murdered by the mutates. The crew even asks to just be able to use some men to make it to their ship, and also use their factory to make weapons, but they are told that isn't possible. Mories is then seen spying on them, and then tells the other council members that the crew is planning a coup. Garnet talks to her father, Timmek (Everett Glass), (the leader of the underground people), and tries to convince him that they are sincere, and just want harmony for all mankind.
One of the other council members reports this to Mories, who then devises a plan to frame the crew for crimes against the council. He steals the weapons of the crew (that were confiscated earlier), and then hides them in their room, and accuses them of subterfuge. The council has a kangaroo court that finds them guilty, and they're locked up and told that they'll be thrown out with nothing more than what they had when they came to the community. As Mories was stealing the weapons though, he was discovered by one of the other council members, so he killed him to hide his actions. He blames the crew for that as well. The women don't believe it though ( as they've fallen in love with the crew members), so they agree to help them escape. Unbeknownst to Mories, Deena saw him enter the room of the crew, and tries to report him, but he attacks her as well. She eventually recovers, and outs Mories. He runs to the only place where he can get away, the outside world. Within seconds he's savagely attacked and killed by the mutates.
The council changes their mind, and agrees to help the crew with furnishing weapons and some men to help them make their way to the ship. Will they be able to fight off the mutates, and make it to the ship? Will they ever see the 20th century again? Only watching the movie will get you those answers!
There's no two ways to say this other than if you like Sci-Fi, you need to see this movie. It's not as flashy as Forbidden Planet, but I'd guess that the budget was significantly less, so you'd have to factor that in the equation. The crew of the ship really do grow on you, and have you on their side from the beginning. Rod Taylor does a fantastic job at playing the young, cocky space-jocky type, and Hugh Marlowe and Nelson Leigh really excel at being the "father figure" types for the younger two crew members. Of course you get some of the same tropes in this film that you get in most others of this period, but if you think about it, they're still being used to this day in one way or another, so they can't be labeled as tiresome in a movie from 1956.
The sets/locations for this film were pretty good, and really looked best in the outdoor scenes. The underground community set was solid as well, and looked like something straight out of a Star Trek episode (even though this movie predates that series by ten years!). There's a bit of social commentary in the film but it doesn't get too heavy or ridiculous. The music score (Leith Stevens), was very good, and I haven't personally ever heard of this gentleman, but I'm definitely going to keep my eyes open and look for more of his work.
As I said above, either grab this film on DVD (you can get it in a double pack with Satellite in the Sky (1956) for around $12-15. Or if you have any kind of tablet, download the Warner Archive app, because you can get a month of free movies, where this flick is available as of now. Do yourself a favor, and give some of these classics a shot. They really did lay the foundation for the rest of the movies and TV shows for years to come in this genre!
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Allied Artists Edward Bernds Hugh Marlowe Nancy Gates Rod Taylor Sci-fi World Without End
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Михайло Гнатович Кулішер (1847, Софіївка, Луцький повіт Волинської губернії — 1919, Петроград) — російський публіцист, етнограф, дослідник історії первісного права.

Біографія
Народився в єврейській родині. Навчався в рабинському училищі (Житомир), гімназії (Кам'янець-Подільський), на юридичному факультеті Київського, Одеського та Петербурзького університетів (закінчив останній); за професією адвокат.

Наприкінці 1860-тих років почав журналістську діяльність в одеській газеті «День» і «Санкт-Петербурзьких відомостях», редагував В. Ф. Корша. Пізніше публікувався в «Новому часі», «Руській правді», «Новинах», «Сході» й «Новому сході». У 1879 році разом з іншими заснував в Петербурзі журнал російських євреїв «Світанок», деякий час фактично був його редактором.

У 1880 році редагував одеську газету «Правда». У 1880—1886 рр. видавав у Києві одну з кращих на той час провінційних газет — «Зорю».

У 1908 році на установчих зборах Єврейського історико-етнографічного товариства був обраний заступником голови цієї організації.

Сім'я
Дядько — Кулішер, Рувим Мойсейович (1828—1896), російський медик, доктор медицини і публіцист.

Сини:

 Йосип (1878—1933 / 1934), економіст, доктор економіки, професор Петроградського університету.
 Євген (1881—1956), юрист і соціолог.
 Олександр (1890—1942), юрист і соціолог.

Публіцистична діяльність
З 1876 року друкував наукові статті в «Слові», «Російській думці», «Віснику Європи», Єврейської бібліотеці, «Zeitschrift für Ethnographie», «Archiv für Anthropologie», «Zeitschrift für Sprachwissenschaft u. Völkerpsychologie», «Kosmos» і «Globus». Велика частина їх присвячена історії родини, політичного ладу і власності. На них звернув увагу Тейлор та інші дослідники історії культури. Наукові статті також видані окремою книгою — «Нариси порівняльної етнографії та культури».

Вибрані публікації

 Кулішер М. Г. Механічні основи пересування мас // Вісник Європи. 1887. № 8, С. 597—635.

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Поховані на Преображенському єврейському цвинтарі
Публіцисти XX століття
Публіцисти Російської імперії
Випускники юридичного факультету Санкт-Петербурзького державного університету
Уродженці Горохівського району
Вікіпедія:Статті з іншим значенням на Вікіданих
Редактори XIX століття
Українські редактори
Російські редактори
Персоналії за алфавітом
Російські етнографи
Публіцисти XIX століття
Українські публіцисти
Російські публіцисти
Померли в Санкт-Петербурзі
Померли 1919
Народились 1847

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'The story had to be told': Ohio police official defends releasing photo of overdosed adults with boy
By David Armstrong
One of the photos posted on Facebook by the East Liverpool, Ohio, police department. (STAT blurred the boy's face.) via Facebook
The small Ohio police department that posted photos to Facebook of a 4-year-old boy sitting in the backseat of a car with two overdosed adults in front has received death threats for making the images public — as well as hundreds of offers to adopt the child.
East Liverpool Director of Public Service and Safety Brian Allen told STAT the decision to make the photographs public comes as his small city of 11,000 residents is under siege from heroin and other opioids.
"We felt the story had to be told," he said. "There is a real powerful story in that image. Children all over this country are going through the same thing. We can complain about the picture all we want, but what are we going to do to fix it?"
The posting generated worldwide media attention and a flurry of commentary on social media, including 3,000 comments on the city's Facebook page. Many writers were upset with the decision, accusing the police agency of exploiting the child and stigmatizing people struggling with opioid addiction. Allen said the death threats were not against a specific officer and were primarily made over social media.
If you see a story about a couple who overdosed with a 4 year old in the car, please know that the police were gross for taking pictures
— Krista (@lechatsavant) September 9, 2016
Others praised the city's decision, saying the photos brought needed attention to the expansive toll of the nation's opioid crisis.
I agree that the police dept. Posted photos of couple overdosing! East liverpool police did the right thing! We have to stop hiding ODS!
— clientkm (@clientkm) September 9, 2016
#waytogo! EAST LIVERPOOL POLICE making the dangers of drugs VERY CLEAR! Love it! Support your local law enforcement! https://t.co/KKAvBpXKwT
— 138 SMACKDOWN LIVE (@138SMACKDOWN) September 9, 2016
Allen said the opioid problem in his city has worsened in the past three years. He said the 17 officers who work for him are consumed by overdose and drug-related calls, leaving other crimes unattended. He said state and federal funding for policing in the community has declined during the same time.
The adults in the photo were arrested Wednesday and charged with endangering a child. The next day, two more people in the city overdosed, he said. On Friday, police raided the residence of one heroin dealer and arrested another man in a separate incident for heroin possession.
"It is our own Aleppo," he said, referring to the war-torn Syrian city.
An addiction treatment specialist said publishing the photos will not help stem the opioid problem.
"Research shows scare tactics don't work," said Patricia Mitrokostas, the director of prevention at Gosnold, an addiction treatment center in Massachusetts. "These images are graphic exploitation of two people suffering from the disease of addiction and vilifying them when they are clearly in a dire situation. The goal should be to remove the stigma and treat addiction as what it is – a chronic disease."
Ohio police release photo of 4-year-old in back of car with adults overdosed in front seats
Ohio has been among the states hardest hit by the opioid epidemic. Last year, 3,050 people in the state died of unintentional drug overdoses — a record amount and a 20 percent increase from the year prior. The state has also experienced several mass overdoses recently in which hundreds of people overdosed on heroin laced with fentanyl.
Police found a yellow, folded-up piece of paper with a small amount of a pink, powdery substance next to the boy's unconscious mother. The driver was a man, whose relationship to the boy and the woman was not specified. Allen said both adults were known to police. Although the substance is still being tested, Allen said there is little doubt it is an opioid because both adults were revived with shots of the opioid antidote Narcan.
Allen said he believes the substance is heroin, likely laced with carfentanil. Carfentanil is a potent opioid that is used commercially as a tranquilizer for large animals, such as elephants. It is being blamed for an outbreak of hundreds of overdoses, and at least two dozen deaths, across Ohio in recent weeks.
Allen said evidence in the case had been requested through a public records request by a local television station. He said local officials decided they had to release the records since the driver of the car had already pleaded guilty to charges filed against him in the matter. They then decided to proactively post the photos and a police report of the incident on Facebook.
"Look at the expression on that child's face," Allen said. "He has seen this thousands of times in his life. Someone had to do something to stop that." The child protective services agency took custody of the young boy.
Dope Sick: A harrowing story of best friends, addiction — and a stealth killer
By sharing the disturbing images, Allen said he hoped people who know of parents who are using opioids might call police or take other action to protect children in those homes. He said the photos might even prompt addicts to change their behavior. He said he doubts they will stop using drugs as a result, but they might drop a child off with a relative or friend when using.
"We're hoping this does a lot of good for people," he said.
Andrew Joseph contributed reporting.
Rick Stewart says:
How can anyone not understand this problem is not a drug problem, or an opioid problem, or an irresponsible parent problem, it is a Drug War Problem!
There would have been absolutely no carfentanil in the heroin except for … the Drug War!
The addicts would not have overdosed except for the Drug War!
Jeez, why are neither the police nor the journalist who wrote this paying any attention to the Drug War! It's a horrid excuse for public policy.
Matt Klapper says:
I'm not sure that boy is wearing a seatbelt. For shame, what were his parents thinking.
Snerdguy says:
I feel like people aren't seeing enough of the real consequences of drug abuse. The photos of these addicts is relatively benign. What people need to see on TV and in the media are the addicts as the paramedics are trying to save them and then as the emergency room doctors are trying to revive them and then as they laying in a coma with all sorts of wires and tubes in them as machines keep them alive. Finally, they need to see the dead addict's body as it is put in a cardboard box and fed to the crematorium to burn to ashes. Maybe, if people were less shielded from the true nightmare of their body being handled like a piece of roadkill, they'd think more carefully before trying drugs like heroin.
mmencken says:
I applaud this, if it stops even one more person from going down this Hellish road. We are in the midst of an epidemic. You have to fight it with everything you have, including social media. The picture brings it home right into your room, it's right here, in everyday America. Now how are we going to deal with it? Ignore it, like Maine does? That's not working.
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Q: adding ssh path with ssh-agent everytime after reboot Everytime when I reboot from server I need to use eval ssh-agent -s and /home/user/id_rsa_github to identify my self so that I could pull from github. Adding keys with -K flag ask me for authentication PIN which is unknown for me. How I can add keys perminently?

A: As commented, check first the URL you are actually using:
 cd /path/to/repo
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