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15,000 new celestial objects
Scientists of the "Planck" satellite mission present first results in a conference in Paris
In its first year in operation, the "Planck Surveyor" satellite has achieved impressive results: a catalogue with 15000 celestial objects such as galaxy clusters, quasars, radio galaxies, nearby galaxies and galactic dust clouds, 25 scientific papers, as well as the most precise measurement of the far infrared background to date, which reveals star formation in the early universe. The Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics developed important software components for Planck and is heavily involved in the scientific interpretation of the mission data.
The 15 000 objects in the "Early Release Compact Source Catalogue", where galactic objects – mainly compact dust clouds – are shown in green, and extragalactic objects – mainly radio galaxies and galaxies with a large thermal emission from dust – are shown in yellow. The larger yellow blob to the lower right is the Large Magellanic Cloud, a dwarf galaxy orbiting the Milky Way.
© ESA / Planck Collaboration
So far, Planck has produced three complete scans of the whole sky, thus fulfilling its primary objective. However, as it continues to function perfectly, the satellite will probably stay in operation until the start of 2012 and continue to provide data. The results gained from the first year of Planck data were first presented on 11 January 2011, where many of these results are based on the "Early Release Compact Source Catalogue" with some 15 000 new celestial objects. The early release of this data enables scientists to arrange for detailed follow-up observations with other telescopes such as the Herschel space telescope with operates at similar wavelengths.
At the same time as the catalogue, 25 scientific papers are published with topics covering many orders of magnitude and objects and ranging from studies of individual objects in the catalogue and analyses of galactic emission to the first cosmological results on galaxy clusters and the light of early galaxies. Highlights of these papers include:
• confirmation of the anomalous microwave radiation emitted by galactic dust and probably due to the fast rotation of small, electrically charged dust particles;
• a map of a dark gaseous component in our galaxy, only visible in microwaves;
A galaxy super cluster discovered by Planck due to the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect (left) and its confirmation due to the X-ray emission of the hot gas in the galaxy cluster with the XMM-Newton X-ray telescope (right).
• the precise measurement of 189 galaxy clusters and the discovery of 20 new galaxy clusters with the Suyaev-Zeldovich effect, arising from the interaction of the cosmic background radiation with the hot gas (up to 100 million degrees) in the atmosphere of galaxy clusters;
• the first measurement of the theoretically predicted Suyaev-Zeldovich effect also in smaller galaxy clusters, which now makes possible a nearly complete inventory of the previously invisible gas in the universe;
• a detailed measurement of the far infrared emission of all star forming galaxies in the universe. The scientists can now observe the history of galaxy formation, looking back to an epoch when the universe was only 2 billion years old, just one sevenths of its present age.
The first six regions in which the cosmic far infrared background was studied, as the galactic foreground emission there is relatively weak. Each small image shows the grainy emission due to myriad contributing galaxies. In part this emission is from epochs when the universe was only 2 billion years old, its present age is about 14 billion years.
The results presented at this Planck conference mainly cover the astrophysical by-products of the Planck mission. The data related to Planck's primary goal, the cosmic microwave background, the resulting conclusions regarding the age, structure and composition of the universe as well as insights into its origins will probably be published in 2013.
Until then, the noise signal from space but also from the instruments has to be understood in more detail. The team at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics will contribute to this effort – their software for simulating and processing the data will continue to be in daily use. The software development at the Institute received financial support from the Max Planck Society and Germany's national research centre for aeronautics and space (DLR).
(TE / HOR)
Dr. Torsten Enßlin
Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching +49 89 30000-2243 ensslin@mpa-garching.mpg.de
Dr. Hannelore Hämmerle
Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching +49 89 30000-3980 pr@mpa-garching.mpg.de
On the tracks of Big Bang
ESA's Planck sites (1)


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Sortable Weapon Table
Dark Souls III Wiki » Weapons » Sortable Weapon Table
This table will allow you to view weapon data in a quick fashion, as well as sort it by the various attributes each weapon holds.
The data shown here is for the base (+0) version of each weapon.
Damage: P = Physical, M = Magic, F = Fire, L = Lightning, D = Dark
Aux Effect: P = Poison, B = Bleed, F = Frostbite
Damage Reduction: P = Physical, M = Magic, F = Fire, L = Lightning, D = Dark
Stat Requirements: S = Strength, D = Dexterity, I = Intelligence, F = Faith
Stat Scaling: S = Strength, D = Dexterity, I = Intelligence, F = Faith
Name ↑ ↓ Category ↑ ↓ Reinforcement ↑ ↓ Damage
P ↑ ↓ M ↑ ↓ F ↑ ↓ L ↑ ↓ D ↑ ↓ Damage Reduction
P ↑ ↓ M ↑ ↓ F ↑ ↓ L ↑ ↓ D ↑ ↓ Aux Effects
P ↑ ↓ B ↑ ↓ F ↑ ↓ Stat Requirements
S ↑ ↓ D ↑ ↓ I ↑ ↓ F ↑ ↓ Stat Bonuses
S ↑ ↓ D ↑ ↓ I ↑ ↓ F ↑ ↓ Critical ↑ ↓ Weight ↑ ↓ Stability ↑ ↓ Durability ↑ ↓ Sell Price ↑ ↓ Spell Buff ↑ ↓ Range ↑ ↓ Buffable ↑ ↓ Infusable ↑ ↓
White Birch Bow Bows Unique 82/0/0/0/0 -/-/-/-/- 0/0/0 8/20/0/0 E/D/-/- 100 2.5 - 50 300 N/A 49 No No
Ringed Knight Spear Pikes Regular 126/0/12/0/0 45/30/20/20/30 0/0/0 15/17/0/0 D/D/E/E 100 9.0 25 90 800 N/A N/A No No
Ledo's Great Hammer Great Hammers Unique 170/0/0/0/0 85/55/60/55/55 0/0/0 60/0/0/0 B/-/-/- 100 28.0 50 310 1000 N/A N/A No No
Crucifix of the Mad King Halberds Unique 124/0/0/0/74 45/30/25/25/30 0/0/0 19/0/10/14 D/-/E/D 100 12.0 25 80 800 N/A N/A Yes No
Lothric War Banner Pikes Regular 100/0/0/0/0 40/25/20/20/25 0/0/0 14/14/0/0 D/D/-/- 100 5.0 20 70 500 N/A N/A Yes Yes
Repeating Crossbow Crossbows Boss 77/0/0/0/0 0/0/0/0/0 0/0/0 16/20/0/0 -/-/-/- 100 7.5 - 20 1000 N/A 49 No No
Gael's Greatsword Greatswords Boss 147/0/0/0/0 50/35/30/30/35 0/0/0 19/13/0/0 C/D/-/- 100 9.0 40 55 2000 N/A N/A No No
Frayed Blade Katanas Boss 101/0/0/0/41 45/25/30/15/40 0/34/0 11/40/0/0 E/B/-/- 100 8.0 30 20 1500 N/A N/A No No
Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords Ultra Greatswords Unique 185/0/11/0/0 50/40/35/35/40 0/0/0 40/15/0/0 C/E/E/E 100 22.5 40 90 1000 N/A N/A No No
Ringed Knight Straight Sword Straight Swords Unique 120/0/11/0/0 45/30/25/25/30 0/0/0 17/15/0/0 C/D/E/E 100 4.5 30 70 800 N/A N/A No No
Demon's Scar Curved Swords Boss 0/0/99/0/0 25/35/65/30/35 0/0/0 0/16/17/17 -/E/D/D 110 0.5 30 70 150 173 N/A No No
Harald Curved Greatsword Curved Greatswords Regular 140/0/0/0/0 60/50/40/40/50 0/0/0 22/18/0/0 D/D/-/- 100 14.0 45 120 500 N/A N/A Yes Yes
Aquamarine Dagger Daggers Unique 67/67/0/0/0 35/20/15/15/20 0/0/0 5/14/18/0 E/D/D/- 100 1.5 15 50 100 N/A N/A No No
Murky Hand Scythe Daggers Regular 72/0/0/0/22 35/20/15/15/20 0/0/0 6/11/11/11 D/D/E/E 100 2.0 15 50 100 N/A N/A Yes Yes
Splitleaf Greatsword Halberds Regular 132/0/0/0/0 40/25/20/20/25 0/0/0 26/16/0/0 C/E/-/- 100 13.5 20 90 500 N/A N/A Yes Yes
Rose of Ariandel Whips Boss 79/0/0/0/0 25/15/10/10/15 0/34/0 10/12/0/17 C/E/-/B 100 3.5 10 50 1000 60 N/A No No
Follower Torch Torches Regular 90/0/65/0/0 45/30/25/25/30 0/0/0 14/0/10/10 D/E/E/E 100 6.0 30 45 100 N/A N/A No No
Friede's Great Scythe Reapers Boss 110/77/0/0/0 40/25/20/20/25 0/0/35 12/16/12/11 E/B/C/E 100 13.0 20 60 1000 N/A N/A No No
Crow Quills Thrusting Swords Regular 98/0/0/0/0 35/20/15/15/20 0/0/0 9/16/0/0 E/C/-/- 120 4.0 15 60 100 N/A N/A Yes Yes
Quakestone Hammer Great Hammers Unique 170/0/0/0/0 55/40/35/35/40 0/0/0 40/0/0/0 C/-/-/- 100 15.0 40 150 300 N/A N/A No No
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Brie Larson Spotted Kissing Elijah Allan-Blitz: Details on Her Marvelous New Romance
Oscar winner appears to have moved on following her split from Alex Greenwald
By Jess Cohen Jul 31, 2019 11:30 PMTags
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Brie Larson appears to have a new man in her life!
The Oscar winner was spotted kissing actor and director Elijah Allan-Blitz in Calabasas, Calif., on Tuesday. Photos show the duo sharing a passionate embrace while out shopping for groceries at Erewhon. Following their lip-lock in the parking lot, the couple was also spotted heading to local theater show in nearby Malibu.
Prior to his relationship with Larson, Allan-Blitz was linked to actress Maria Bello.
This is the first time the Captain Marvel star has been spotted with someone new since her split with Alex Greenwald earlier this year. In January, a source told E! News that Larson and Greenwald had recently called off their engagement.
Brie Larson Dishes on Intense "Captain Marvel" Training
Larson, 29, and Greenwald, 39, got engaged in 2016 during a trip to Tokyo.
Back in 2016, Larson even gave the Phantom Planet musician a shout-out during her acceptance speech at the Academy Awards.
"My real partner, Alex Greenwald, I love you, the whole thing!" Larson excitedly told her then-beau, who was seated in the audience.
The duo's last red carpet appearance was at the Avengers: Infinity War premiere in April 2018.


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Art Faith and Culture
Art, Faith and Culture
A mountain that offers breathtaking views and that strongly marks the nature of Abruzzo. But the Apennines is also the mountain that, enclosing this territory, has led it to preserve in itself a huge heritage of art and culture. An ancient culture that has settled over the centuries, a search for faith that man has led for millennia, inspired by the solemnity of these landscapes. Today you can still fully experience this cultural and spiritual dimension in contact with our region, austere and therefore so authentic, among hermitages, churches, castles, villages and cities of art, on a journey of discovery that eventually leads to a more deep with oneself.
Abbeys and Churches
Travel Proposals, Itineraries & Ideas
Whether you decide to spend only a weekend or a entire holiday in our region,
here you will find ideas and suggestions on the most fascinating places, activities, villages and paths to discover the most authentic Abruzzo!
Curiosity, suggestions, travel stories: information and news to get to know Abruzzo and the many experiences to be experienced in our wonderful region.
L'Abruzzo un set cinematografico
Behind the mountains, the squares, the castles, the towns, the cities, the farmhouses that we see in some scenes of famous films can hide our land: Abruzzo.
Civita D'Antino and the Danish master Kristian Zahrtmann
In the Valle Roveto, on a plateau overlooking the wide valley crossed by the river Liri, rises Civita D'Antino.
PLACES OF FAITH: THE HOLY LADDER OF CAMPLI
Campli, despite the appearance of a quiet town in the Teramana countryside, was a village of great traditions and of this illustrious past today preserves, jealous, splendid testim
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Inside the A.R.S.S.A.
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Museum of Peasant Civilization in Vibrata Valley- Controguerra (Te)
The Museum of Rural Civilization in Val Vibrata, located in the hamlet of San Giuseppe, a worker of Controguerra, in a typical…
Museum of Popular Traditions - Cocullo (AQ)
In 2004 was inaugurated the Museum of Popular Traditions, located in the town hall, named after Prof. Alfonso…
Museum of the "Letter of Love" - Torrevecchia Teatina (CH)
Torrevecchia Teatina is a delightful village in the province of Chieti, which develops on a hill to the right of the Valley of…
Museum of the Apennine Wolf - Civitella Alfedena (AQ)
Established in 1976 within the Visitor Centre of the Park, it is a point of reference for the knowledge of the fauna area of…
The last museum to be built in Atri in recent years is the "Antonio di Jorio" Museum Archive, opened in 1996. It is located in the hall of the Municipal Theatre and was named after one of the most illustrious musicians of Abruzzo in the twentieth century.
The "Federico Spoltore" Museum, recognized by the Abruzzo Region in 2001, documents the cultural and artistic experience of Federico Spoltore. To the furniture and art objects already owned by the Spoltore family, were added the most significant works of the painter who saw the light and worked within those walls.
Entitled to the great historian Fortunato Bellonzi, the Museum that has its headquarters in the Castle of Torre dei Passeri, purchased by the Gizzi family in 1967 and renovated from the foundations, collects graphic and pictorial works illustrating the Divine Comedy, made by artists of the 1800s and 1900s both Italian and foreign.
Built in the second half of the 19th century by the same famous cellist and composer Gaetano Braga (Giulianova,1829 - Milan,1907), it is used as a house-museum: there are several works of art (paintings, drawings, sculptures) by important artists on the figure and life of the musician, as well as letters, illustrations, documents, scores, the result of research conducted in Italy and abroad by
Naturalistic and Archaeological Museum dedicated to Paolo Barrasso, a well-known biologist who died on the Morrone mountain in 1991; here the most significant aspects of Majella are illustrated, thanks to the naturalistic section, which reproduces the different environments of the Park, and to the archaeological one, which collects finds from different periods.
The Museum of Contemporary Sacred Art is located inside the new San Gabriele Sanctuary and boasts a collection of works of great cultural importance. The Museum has three collections located in three rooms: one on the first floor (above the Penitentiary) of 300 square meters.
The Acerbo Museum houses the most beautiful and rich collection of ceramics of Castelli, the fruit of the passion of Baron Giacomo Acerbo.
Gypsum, in addition to its geological and speleological value, has an exceptional cultural value for many towns in the Aventine valley. The most complex and spectacular aspects of Gessopalena can be seen in the use of this stone in the building industry, which has given rise to a real village.
The Museum illustrates, through visual effects and environments, the archaeological materials that document the history of the city of Chieti, come to light during excavations on the south-western slopes of the hill, not far from the site occupied in the past by the Civitella stadium.
The archaeological museum "F. Ferrari", set up on the ground floor of the town hall, was inaugurated in 1999 and houses in six rooms the funerary objects dating from the ninth and third centuries BC found in the necropolis of Còmino.
The building that houses the Civic Archaeological Museum is a container full of memory: from the church dedicated to St. Charles, in the early 1600s, to Palazzo del Tribunale in the second half of the nineteenth century.
The Museum is located in a complex of eighteenth-century buildings and consists of three rooms: the first is a tribute to the figure and work of Ing. Vincenzo Rosati, director of the ancient School of Arts and Crafts of the Orphanage of Atri and houses numerous archaeological finds recovered by the eminent scholar atriano.
The Archaeological Civic Museum of Collelongo, housed since 1985 in Palazzo Botticelli, preserves and exhibits numerous precious finds dating from the sixth century BC to the first century AD found in the Italic-Roman settlement of the nearby valley of Amplero, which consists of an acropolis, a village and two necropoli
The Archaeological Civic Museum "Antonio De Nino", opened in 2005 and housed in a seventeenth-century noble palace, in the medieval village of Corfinio, collects the numerous finds found in the excavation campaigns carried out in the territory of Corfinium, the ancient capital of the Italian Peoples.
The Archaeological Museum of Schiavi di Abruzzo is dedicated to one of the most important and best preserved sacred areas of worship used by the Samnites Pentri, the Italic population who built the temples from the second century BC.
Founded in 1849 as an municipal archaeological museum of Vasto, it is the oldest museum in Abruzzo. Since 1998, is housed on the ground floor of Palazzo D'Avalos and presents a refined and modern exhibition.
The archaeological museum is housed in the fortified village of Rovere in some medieval rooms recently renovated and located below the fifteenth-century church of St. Peter. Inside it has been organized an archaeological exhibition that documents the various stages of the construction of the village and the castle and allows you to admire the numerous findings recovered.
The Archaeological Museum of Vastese is located in the Castle of Monteodorisio and exhibits a selection of the most significant manifestations of the material culture of the people who lived in the territory now known as Vastese. The themes and objects are proposed in an essentially chronological itinerary, from prehistory to the middle ages.
The "Romualdi" museum, housed in the palace donated by the family of the same name to the municipality of Notaresco, was created to house the finds found in about 70 archaeological sites located in the territory of Notaresco and nearby surroundings. The structure consists of two floors plus a basement.
The establishment of the Aufidenate Civic Museum dates back to 1898. The first site housed the archaeological material that had been found in the municipal area and its surroundings. In the first half of the twentieth century, the Museum documented the Sannita and Roman civilizations that took place in Alto Sangro. The cataloging of the materia
In the heart of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, in the beautiful village of Villavallelonga at 1005 meters above sea level, stands the Visitor Center of the Bear of Villavallelonga.
In Piazza della Libertà, in Giulianova Paese, stands an elegant noble chapel, designed by the late architect Lupi di Teramo. After a narrow vestibule you enter the small hall covered by a dome that ends with a low lantern. Behind the altar there are still some steps of the ancient rear entrance of the chapel.
The "Don Domenico Grossi" Museum exhibits a precious collection of objects of sacred art and jewellery. It is housed in the premises of the medieval crypt and, in three rooms, collects the most important pieces from the cathedral from other city churches. The works on display range from the fourteenth century to 1700.
The MediaMuseum is not simply a collection of memory finds, but a highly suggestive multimedia place, able to link the past and present with the future of the audiovisual image.
The Civic Gallery of Modern Art has been set up in the Orsini-Colonna Castle and exhibits sculptures, paintings and graphics acquired since 1949, the year of the first Marsicana exhibition of painting that would later be called the Premio Avezzano. Over the years the collection has been greatly enriched and today it is possible to admire the works of numerous artists. On the floor below the Pin
In 1895 the City Administration donated to the artist Basilio Cascella an extensive plot of land, which became the school of graphic design forge of many artists.
Next to the remains of the home of Cardinal Mazzarino, born on 14.07.1602 and died on 9.03.1661, was established in 1970 a House Museum whose rooms display, in addition to documents and books of various kinds relating to the life of the Cardinal, also prints, tapestries and models.
The Civic Museum "Gate of the Earth" collects finds coming from the territory of San Salvo and in particular from the area of the Quadrilateral, object of archaeological investigations since 1997.
The important cultural institution was born as Museum of Sacred Art in fact, in it, have merged all the abandoned finds in the attics of the sacristies and churches of St. John and Paul Martyrs and Our Lady of Grace being part of the artistic-devotional dowry of the ancient churches of Cerchio: first of all the ancient church matrix S. Maria dell'Annunziata vulgarly called within the walls.
In this space (three floors of an old renovated building) has been set up the museum of peasant civilization. There are some testimonies (tools and objects) of the life and work of this small community, characterized in the past by a remarkable development of the armaments industry. At the beginning of the 1700s, in fact, there were about 35,000 sheep.
The Civic Didactic Museum of Medieval and Renaissance musical instruments was inaugurated on August 12, 2000. Currently the Museum has five rooms, at the Doge's Palace, with a collection of 52 "reconstructions", where we find instruments used from the eighth century AD to the end of the sixteenth century.
The Cultural Pole of Santa Chiara, located in the former convent of the same name, includes the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art, the Municipal Picture Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, the Diocesan Library.
Opened to the public in December 2003, it is one of the most important sacred art museums in the region and a real treasure trove of works of art. It is located in the large rooms adjacent to the Cathedral of St. Thomas the Apostle, a building of early Christian origin renovated in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Composed of two floors: the lower floor, linked to the Middle Ages, by the architecture, sculptures and frescoes, the upper room, divided into themed rooms, including the jewelry, the picture gallery, the wooden sculpture, the room codes and the room vestments bishop.
Casalincontrada, a small town near the Majella National Park, has an extraordinary heritage of raw earth houses, rural houses built with the technique of the "Mason", a simple mixture of straw, water and earth.
This is an original and refined photographic research of the late 1800s which, moving from Ellis Island, the small island in the bay of New York, where 26 million emigrants passed in a hundred years, describes with literary, poetic and psychological cues, all the pain that lies behind every detachment.
It rises on Mount Porrara at almost 1300 m asl, on a cliff that makes the building impenetrable on three sides. It was probably the first place where Pietro Angeleri lived as a hermit before taking his vows. Here the future Pope Celestine V, once reached Majella, stopped in a cave and began the hermit's life.
It is one of the most spectacular and famous Celestinian Hermitages of Majella. The building stretches out in a dry landscape, under a rocky ridge that completely covers it, so much so that it camouflages in the rock.
It is the Celestinian hermitage best known for its spectacular position, perched on a huge rock face of Morrone, overlooking the Peligna Valley. Here Pietro Angelerio, future Pope Celestine V, spent much of his life.
The Hermitage of the Holy Spirit in Majella is the largest and most famous of all the Mother Mountain, a small Monastery built among the rocks. Although it has undergone several transformations over the centuries, it still retains the charm due to its wonderful position in the homonymous valley.
Also known as the Hermitage of Fra' Nicola, it has a modest appearance and does not show the sacred character of the construction.
The hermitage of Sant'Onofrio is located a few km from the centre of Serramonacesca, in the Majella National Park, at about 725 meters above sea level.
Today it is reflected in the clear waters of the reservoir of the same name created in the 1920s with a dam on the Sagittarius. The hermitage consists of a cave, the sacred speco, where the Holy Taumaturge found himself in penance around the year 1000, and the church in front of the portico.
Rock church of the XII/XIII century (rottoes and hermitage) opens at 1,266 m asl at the foot of a cliff that overlooks the Fourth Great, on the slopes of Mount Pizzalto, in front of Colle Riina where Lombard tombs have been found.
The museum, an old idea of the Roccacaramanico Association founded in 1981 with the primary aim of restoring life to the ancient village depopulated by the total emigration of the inhabitants and destined to complete ruin, is in the name of the girls from Albignasego and Saonara (PD), Diana Olivetti and Tamara Gobbo, who spent their holidays in a nearby farm and August 20, 1997
The Ethnographic Museum, founded in 1990, collects the tools that man has used for thousands of years to produce everything necessary to meet his needs and improve the social conditions of the family. in this museum the objects have been distributed in six rooms reproducing the different environments of a farmhouse.
The Museum contains more than a thousand objects: most of them date back to the period between the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth, but some wooden artifacts also date back to the eighteenth century. It summarizes and enhances the peculiar and original aspects of the forestry and pastoral civilization and of the craftsmanship of the Teramo area.
The Ex Libris Mediterraneo Museum in Ortona, second in Italy and third in Europe, is dedicated to the ex libris, a figurative mark, often accompanied by a motto, which is applied on the finish line of the book to define its ownership (lett. "from the books of").
The MUSPAC has a permanent collection that includes works by international artists such as Joseph Beuys, Jannis Kounellis, Fabio Mauri, Mario Merz, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Giulio Paolini and Italian artists of Abruzzo origin (see permanent collection).
The Museum allows visitors to take a trip through the Park's plant diversity and is an original initiative, one of the few of its kind in Italy and Europe.
At the edge of the small village of Palombaro, at almost 800 meters above sea level, in a very suggestive naturalistic context within the Majella National Park, is the Grotta Sant' Angelo.
The Fortress of Civitella del Tronto is one of the most important military engineering works in Italy: it extends, in fact, for more than 500 meters in length and includes a total area of about 25,000 square meters.
The Polo Museale Santo Spirito is the museum of the City of Lanciano in the province of Chieti, houses the Archaeological Museum and 2 rooms for temporary exhibitions.
Teramo, the ancient Interamnia (interamnes: between rivers), has its roots in prehistory. Today it preserves several monumental testimonies of the ancient city in its heyday, when it became a Roman municipality. Already the walls of the Cathedral (XI-XV century), in Piazza Martiri della Libertà, show the Doric friezes of the first century.
The Stanislao Kuckiewicz International Fly Fishing Museum is a sports museum located in the premises of the former Convent of La Maddalena in Castel di Sangro (AQ).
The International Museum of Women in Art -MIDA - is the only one of its kind in Italy and Europe. It is located in the municipality of SCONTRONE, a small village of 200 inhabitants, and has so far supplied 100 works of painting, sculpture and photography by one hundred artists from 35 countries around the world.
Iuvanum is an important archaeological site, classified by the Ministry of Environmental Heritage "archaeological area of national interest". It is located on the eastern side of the Majella and near Montenerodomo, next to the ruins of the Abbey of Santa Maria del Palazzo. The ancient Juvanum was founded by t
Established at the behest of the municipal administration of Città S. Angelo in 1998 (former tobacco factory). Since 2001, the institution has pursued the aim of keeping the pre-existing space open at all times, as a laboratory for experimentation and research, useful for all the possible expressions of contemporary visual art.
Housed in the former Franciscan convent of Santa Maria in Constantinople, the museum houses numerous works from the early Middle Ages to the present day, donated mainly by the citizens of Castelli. The wonderful objects exhibited in the ancient rooms belong to artists from some famous families such as Grue, Gentili, Cappelletti and Fuina.
The Museum of Ceramics of Rapino was founded in December 2003, with the intention of revaluing an ancient art that has carried the name of Rapino around the world, it is located in the ancient convent of San Antonio, an architectural complex dating back to 1645 and consists of different rooms, each characterized by works by different authors, eras and styles, among them, the Museum boasts the p
The museum displays examples of tapestries, fabrics, some models of cannons from the 1700s, paintings from the 1800s and maps of ancient Abruzzo, sacred vestments from the 1700s, military decorations and knights, as well as paintings, prints and photographs by Salle in both ancient and modern settings.
The Museum and Documentation Centre of the Franciscan Order in Abruzzo and Molise (Order of Friars Minor Conventual) is located in the fortress of the Castle of Monteodorisio (intended as an ancient village surrounded by walls) dating back to the 11th century rebuilt in the fifteenth century and adapted to stately residence in the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries.
The Michetti Museum (Mu.Mi.) is located in Piazza San Domenico adjacent to the homonymous building dating back to the first half of the seventeenth century in the heart of the upper district of the city of Francavilla al Mare. The Museum, named after the artist Francesco Paolo Michetti, who lived most of his life in Francavilla from 1873 to 1929, the year of his death, is structured on two leve
The Missionary Ethnographic Museum, set up thanks to the illustrious fellow citizen Father Salvatore Zavarella, who handed over important finds from every continent free of charge, was set up by the Municipality with the financial assistance of the local Cooperative Credit Bank.
The MOM - Museum of the Marsican Bear - housed in a wing of the former convent of St. Anthony in the Municipality of Palena, consists of 5 sections set up with panels, dioramas and a striking reconstruction of the forest at night.
On the slight slope at the edge of the hill the remains of the early medieval settlement are present, and extend over an area of about 35,000 square meters.
Inaugurated in Pescina on May 1st 2006 and realized in collaboration with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities, with the Archival Superintendence for Abruzzo and with the State Archives of L'Aquila, the Silone Museum is housed in the premises, renovated in the past to house the Ignazio Silone Study Centre, of the former convent of S
The Chapter Museum of Atri was established in 1912 with works from the Cathedral and other churches in the city. Completely renovated in the 60s, the structure of the Museum is now divided into ten rooms, arranged around the upper order of the Cloister of the Cathedral, brick construction on two levels erected in the early '200.
The Museo dell'Abruzzo Bizantino and Altomedievale is housed in the Ducal Castle of Crecchio. The exposition of the finds is articulated on two floors of the Castle and collects exceptional finds that have allowed to reconstruct the civilization of the Byzantine Abruzzo. Two rooms on the first floor host a permanent exhibition entitled "Etruscans in Abruzzo". On the second floor, there are nume
The War Museum for Peace, inaugurated in 2001, is located inside the enchanting Martucci Palace, a fortified building of the seventeenth century, transformed into a noble residence during the eighteenth century.
The Castle of Nocciano, exhibition center and cultural production, opens to different fields of expression: from visual arts to literature, from theater to cinema, music to new technologies. A small kingdom of images, sounds and words, his activity revolves around the Permanent Exhibition of Contemporary Artists of Abruzzo (MARCA).
The Museum of Textile Creative Arts (NACT) collects a collection of fashion history from the end of the eighteenth century to the first after the war. With more than 500 pieces, it represents one of the largest Italian collections in nineteenth-century textile history.
The Tostiano Institute, established in 1983, is an institution of musical commitment and deals with the dissemination of the life and works of the composer Francesco Paolo Tosti (Ortona, April 9, 1846 - Rome, December 2, 1916), other musicians from Abruzzo, and more generally vocal chamber music and other areas of musical culture.
The Museum documents the dramatic events of the war in 1943, which earned the city of Ortona the award of the Gold Medal for Civil Valor. It was inaugurated on 6 May 2002 with the intervention of the Canadian Ambassador. The Museum is dedicated to the memory of the 1314 civilian victims and to the many Canadian and German soldiers who died during the Battle of Hortona.
The TO KE Museum, located in the heart of the medieval village of Ripattoni (TE), preserves a conspicuous heritage of works of modern art and modern mosaics made with the ancient technique of manual cutting.
The Museum is housed in an Art Nouveau building belonging to the Paparella Treccia family, to whom we owe the creation of this collection, which originates from the passion of Professor Raffaele Mattarella Treccia and his wife Margherita.
The continuous search for its cultural roots has favoured the creation of a small but rich museum of ancient trades in Guilmi, a small town in the Vasto hinterland. The museum wants to tell the story of how the Guilmesi lived in the past, a story told through real objects that seem to have come out of books of ancient history.
The museum is housed in the Martinetti-Bianchi building and is named after Costantino Barbella, a 19th century theatine sculptor. The museum exhibits paintings and sculptures that cover a period of time ranging from the fourteenth century to the present day.
The Museum contains machinery, memorabilia, memories, rare and precious objects connected with the ancient art of the production of sugared almonds in Sulmona.
Palazzo Fanzago (1626-1642), so called in reference to its designer Cosimo Fanzago (from Bergamo), was intended to house the monastery of the Poor Clares of S. Scolastica. It is the most interesting public building, characterized by six large baroque niches (fake windows) that alternate with a closed and broken crown gable on the main facade, overlooking the Town Hall Square.
The structure hosts an interactive museum on Abruzzo Chamois. Didactic-informative panels illustrate the vicissitudes of the animal, which disappeared from Gran Sasso over 100 years ago, and document the phases of the reintroduction project.
The museum is divided into two rooms and three sections: the paleontological room that includes the fossil section and the "man" section and the room of the ambers.
Adjoining the Church of Our Lady of Grace, the museum exhibits what has been jealously guarded over the centuries by the Toranese. The museum aims to promote and recover timeless values: faith, institutions, culture, art and traditions.
The Museum of Sacred Art of Marsica, which is located in the castle Piccolomini of Celano, was created in collaboration with the Diocese of Mars, to exhibit, protect and enhance the artistic heritage of Marsica.
The Museum is located in the heart of the historic center, inside a tower from whose terrace you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Sagittarius Valley and Lake San Domenico. The Museum preserves a collection of objects of peasant art. In the premises of the old Town Hall there is also a "Centre of documentation on the traditions of the work of Villalago".
The museum of maritime culture was built in Tortoreto Lido, in Via Nazionale Nord, 1 in 1998 by the cultural association "Colligere". The initiative aims to collect examples of tools used by local fishermen in past years and various examples of marine biology to enhance the marine culture.
The Museum contains various testimonies of the life and work of the local community, characterized by an agro-pastoral economy: of relief, a gigantic 18th century oil mill, tools for sewing and handicraft, Neolithic finds and some locks with an original closing mechanism used only in S. Benedetto in Perillis.
The museum of modern art "Vittoria Colonna" in Pescara, inaugurated with the exhibition dedicated to Chagall, is housed in an architectural complex originally designed by the architect Eugenio Montuori in the 50s, and now completely renovated and technologically adapted to the new exhibition functions by the architect Gaetano Colleluori.
The Museum presents rather heterogeneous material: the naturalistic collections, some archaeological finds as evidence of the Mediterranean civilizations and a small picture gallery with paintings of the XVI-XVIII century, reliquaries, sacred volumes of Coptic art and the precious Christogram of 1426.
Inside the A.R.S.S.A. headquarters in the city of Avezzano is the Casino of Caccia Torlonia, which today houses the permanent museum of peasant culture. The tools of hard work and peasant industriousness have found their ideal place in an environment that in history has been the exclusive prerogative of the nobility.
The Museum was created in 1987 and collects tools used by farmers in the work of the fields and tools of the peasant house of the past. The affective bond of farmers and their women to these objects has allowed their preservation and recovery. The installation of the museum on the premises of the town hall allows an organic vision of all the material collected.
The museum is housed in the ancient "Palazzo De Gregoris"; here are exposed about 300 objects that testify the agricultural and artisan activity of Morro D'Oro (TE) for over two centuries. In the various rooms, arranged on three floors, are preserved agricultural tools, objects and household furnishings, tools for woodworking and weaving.
The Museum has two floors: the three well-preserved millstones are naturally located on the ground floor and require an intervention for the reconstitution of the hoppers: around the millstones, the various objects necessary for the processing of wheat and maize, for weighing and other uses.
The Museum of Rural Civilization in Val Vibrata, located in the hamlet of San Giuseppe, a worker of Controguerra, in a typical rural structure, was founded in 1982 by an association of enthusiasts and scholars of popular culture and traditions and with the first collaboration of the Cultural Service Center of Nereto (TE).
In 2004 was inaugurated the Museum of Popular Traditions, located in the town hall, named after Prof. Alfonso M. Nola, famous anthropologist, who died in 1997, honorary citizen of Cocullo for his long attendance and studies conducted on the traditional Feast of San Domenico - Rite of the Serpari.
Torrevecchia Teatina is a delightful village in the province of Chieti, which develops on a hill to the right of the Valley of Pescara, a few steps from the sea and mountains. The ancient village is dominated by the Palazzo dei Baroni Valignani, a late eighteenth century structure built on the model of Villa d'Este in Tivoli.
Established in 1976 within the Visitor Centre of the Park, it is a point of reference for the knowledge of the fauna area of the wolf. It illustrates the biological characteristics of this species, its living conditions in relation to the climate of the different seasons, the history of its difficult relationship with man.
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Psychological toll of Operation Overdue
Table from A.J.W. Taylor and A.G. Frazer's report, Psychological sequelae of Operation Overdue following the DC10 aircrash in Antarctica.
The psychological toll
Few of those involved in the recovery and identification of victims from the Erebus disaster could have been fully prepared for the task ahead. As Chief Inspector Jim Morgan, who headed the victim identification phase of Operation Overdue, recalled:
It was very difficult for our young police officers who may have handled the occasional sudden death to be confronted with 280 [sic] sudden deaths all at once. The young married people who were able to go home at the end of their shift and talk about other things − they didn't talk about the horrors of the mortuary − managed to cope quite well, but the young single people who returned to their flats which were largely unoccupied suffered some quite bad psychological trauma. Hear and read this interview.
Psychiatrist Alan Frazer and psychologist Tony Taylor conducted psychological testing and debriefing following the disaster. They subsequently produced Psychological sequelae of Operation Overdue following the DC10 aircrash in Antarctica, a major report on the topic. It established that the personnel involved in the gruesome tasks following a disaster were themselves victims of the event. The trauma they suffered meant they deserved specialist support and treatment.
Recognition was given to the post-traumatic stress suffered by those involved in Operation Overdue. Counselling was offered to all who wanted it, and the debriefing report spelled out the need for the officers in command of such operations to know how to recognise and deal with signs of stress in their staff. It took several years more for psychological support to become standard practice in the New Zealand Police.
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A.J.W. Taylor and A.G. Frazer, Psychological sequelae of Operation Overdue following the DC10 aircrash in Antarctica. Victoria University of Wellington Publications in Psychology No. 27 (VUW, 1981).
'Psychological toll of Operation Overdue', URL: https://nzhistory.govt.nz/media/photo/psychological-toll-operation-overdue, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 17-Sep-2019
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THE BEST 100 SONGS OF 2014: PART III (#41--60)
PART III...
41. Ectomorphic Love (Gem Jones); In this track we have a band working their own take on a Prince vibe. It is shambling. It is messy, spilling its love clear across the designated dance floor that no one is using because everyone is crowded in around GEM JONES (and they are just not playing that close to the dance floor really). And it is spiritual. Tongue is somewhere around the cheek, but maybe not in there fully (I'd have to actually get out to Iowa city for a personal look if I were ever to know for sure). And as you will plainly hear if you listen, GEM JONES' falsetto is hanging all the way out. A five and a half minute ride through the tunnel of love that I, and perhaps many of us, wish we could have had, but instead we were eating Bugles, or pressing our sweaty palms against the window (or both). (Boston Hassle)
42. Partition (Beyonce): easily the most explicit music of the singer's career, but it's obvious that it's not designed to shock or pander. It's just incredibly frank, and when she sings in detail about getting head or messing around with Jay Z in the back of a limo, it's genuinely sexy. Beyoncé has always presented herself as a sexualized person, but these songs are her first to step away from over-the-top romantic glamour in favor of giving listeners a sense of the specifics of her sex life. (Buzzfeed)
43. Break The Bank (Schoolboy Q): rappers rarely face the truth of time on record but School Boy Q clamours for as much as he can get now because he realizes that time is short, over layers of vocal bliss.
44. Shapeshifter (Elephant): When Amelia Rivas and Christian Pinchbeck, aka Elephant, first started releasing music in 2011, the pair were happily together and loving life. Then they broke up, things got messy and the band looked like it would obviously have to go the way of the relationship. Miraculously the pair reconciled at this brilliant track is a way of easing themselves back into it all. (The Guardian)
45. Half A Day (Joanna Newsom): just out of the blue, Newsom popped out of the silence that's enveloped her these past 4 years to unfurl just a taste of new music and what a stunning, simple track.
46. Helena Bonham Carter (Liam Finn): for those hooked on Sam Smith's textbook vocal delivery, they should listen to this smooth, silky delivery from Finn—a sorta tribute to the famed British actress—and see how real white soul is executed.
47. Kingdom Come (Vertical Scratchers): rock'n'roll rendered on Etch A Sketch: imperfect and monochromatic to be sure, but infectiously playful, and liable to spin off into any direction at any moment. And, occasionally, you find yourself marveling at it all. (Pitchfork)
48. Smokin' and Drinkin' (Danny Brown): though Old featured some sobering grown-up tracks, this one proves that there's a kid still somewhat left in Brown, a high-loving kid/thug.
49. Manchild (Tune-Yards): with its percussion sounding picked from a range of kitchen-ware, woodblocks, and wind chimes."I've got something to say…" she chants, again, her own voice multi-tracked, as the song winds down. Say that to yourself five times. "Left right, right left/ It's time to meet it head on."Dance this way, dance that way. No, stop. Focus. Meet it head on, whatever it is. If it's been bothering you the last few days, then make this the day that you face it and find a new way. (Tiny Mix Tapes)
50. Face Down (White Lung): culminates in White Lung torching scarecrows and that might also be a serendipitous cue, one that brings us right back to its present-day, modernist disturbance—the setting fire to metaphorical strawmen, the faux-academic faux-outrage, concern trolling, and straight-up shit talking that constitutes the kind of internet discourse to which Face Down might be alluding. It might not; Mish Way's lyrics are pointed, yet open-ended and the band's blazing performance gives weight to otherwise stock phrases.
51. On With The Business (The Hold Stead y): Finn, on On With the Business, dubs "that American sadness." These are people who've been seriously rocked by life, but they're mostly past that now; they're taking it one day at a time, with a friendly assist from the "salted rims and frosted mugs." (Pitchfork)
52. Goshen 97 (Strand Of Oaks): Strand of Oaks have evolved into a raw and reckless rock band here, ripping away the shame and humiliation of Showalter's teenage years. He looks back with more honesty than nostalgia, the chorus admitting, "I was lonely, but I was having fun." But the song doesn't need to be overt about what it's actually celebrating, which is Showalter actually living his own dream. (Pitchfork)
53. Bad Self Portraits (Lake Street Drive): the title track from their album, it perfectly finds the mix between pop and feminine intuition. It's an insight on how mistakes keep on getting made and how one should intend to get out of them.
54. Chartjunk (Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks): As the Jicks trim their improvisations, they retain a mischievous spirit -- witness the cheery horn stabs of Chartjunk, which swaggers like prime crossover Spoon and thereby raises the question of whether the song is a piss-take. (All Music)
55. The Man (Aloe Blacc): finds Blacc splitting the difference between proper poise and brazen bravado. Right out of the gate, we get Blacc's iteration of a line from Elton John's first big hit, 1970's Your Song. We hear Blacc croon, "Well, you can tell everybody/Yeah, you can tell everybody/Go ahead and tell everybody." But instead of Elton John's next line, "This is your song," Blacc changes it up: "I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the man." (Plugged In)
56. Reach You On The Phone (Blank Realm): A full throttle garage rock song with chunky melodic guitar and buzzing synth behind the slightly out-of-kilter sibling vocals of Daniel and Sarah Spencer (half of the quartet with their brother Luke Spencer on bass and Luke Walsh on guitar). This has the grime-edge of proper pop about it; utterly catchy and played with energy and enthusiasm. (Louder Than War)
57. Warning (Cymbals Eat Guitars): maintains every development from last time out and gets rid of the unnecessary complexities that might cause an audience to check out. This time, the band's operating within an instantly knowable song structure where the chorus actually repeats; they hit the crescendo at the end, resulting in quintessential indie rock that's quickly identifiable. (Pitchfork)
58. Busy Earnin' (Jungle): The electro-heavy number is a bit of a deviation from the jazzier dub-friendly vibes Jungle's fans may be used to. The bass in this track is primed to smash windows as the crew works to make their presence felt. (Ok Player)
59. Bottle Demon (Divino Nino): last year's album champ finally released a track from it and though even indie media and blogs still haven't picked up on them, here was another cool reminder of their retro greatness.
60. Archie, Marry Me (Alvvays): As if this song weren't already impossibly catchy, it's also a marvel of structure. While singer Molly Rankin addresses her wary paramour in wistful tones, the roiling fuzzed-over guitars suggest there are more chaotic impulses lurking just below the surface of her rational, rather modest and drily hilarious requests for commitment. (Paste)


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It's so sad to think that there are adults out there, making a living as professional writers, who have not mastered the use of the correlative conjunction either…or.
This is not rocket surgery, people. The conjunction must join parallel elements, which means they must be the same parts of speech. To check if you've got parallel elements, read the sentence up to the or (omitting the either).
The defense secretary's departure is he is being used as a scapegoat.
Either the defense secretary's departure is a strategic play by the White House, or he is being used as a scapegoat.
When the subject is two nouns joined by either…or, the verb must agree with the noun closer to it.
What? You didn't like that? You were expecting maybe an or following "either the Houston Rockets"? Me, too. But this is Yahoo! and correlative conjunctions like either…or are simply too complex for its writers. So, we forgive.
Regular readers of Terribly Write will recognize the end of that sentence from a few days ago. Now we know where it came from.
How many mistakes can you find in this teaser from the Yahoo! front page?
Traditionally, either…or can be used to join only two things. And those two things must be parallel elements. So this use of either…or is ugly for more than one reason. First, the writer tries to join three items. Then, the writer doesn't make any attempt to see that they're parallel.
This little pup is really lazy, is really tired, or just doesn't like swimming.
This little pup is really lazy or tired, or just doesn't like swimming.
The correlative conjunction is either…or, two words that when used together join two elements that should be parallel; that is, they should be the same part of speech. And each part should be able to complete the sentence they're part of. So, "a LinkedIn" should be paired with "a Last.fm." That's it. I'm done being all grammatical on you.
Why did Huckabee hand records to his predecessor?
It makes no sense. After reading on Yahoo! News' "The Ticket" that Mike Huckabee turned over records from his stint as governor to the person who was governor before him, I have to ask: How dumb is that?
That's about as stupid as not knowing the difference between a predecessor and a successor. Now that's really dumb.
When using the correlative conjunction either…or, a real writer knows that it must join like things, like two nouns, two verbs, or two clauses — not a clause and a noun. I'm not sure about the word internet, because Yahoo! doesn't seem to have a standard for spelling it; you'll see it as both internet and Internet throughout Yahoo!. There's also a missing word (it should be something like "life story has been made") and when you're talking directly to Steve Jobs, put a comma before his name.
Misspellings, typos, grammatical gaffes — they're a formula for disaster. And they're what you'll find in this article on Yahoo! Shine.
(In the U.S., companies are singular, even if the name of the company contains a plural.) The writer probably also meant to spell Guam and stomachaches correctly. But I just guessin'.
So what do you do if your writing is less than stellar? If you can't spot a typo? If you don't know the difference between you're (which is a contraction for you are) and your (which is a possessive pronoun)? If you don't know how to use the correlative conjunction either…or to join like items?
I don't know what you would do, but I'd ask for the help of an editor. Otherwise, this would just be a formula for a writing disaster.
Not much to be said about this, except that it does not reflect well on Yahoo! as an original news source.


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 Franz Habersbrunner (1869–), deutscher Journalist, Mitglied des Reichswirtschaftsrats
 Hellmuth Habersbrunner (1899–1959), deutscher Rundfunkintendant
 Martin Habersbrunner (1819–1886), bayerischer Landwirt und Abgeordneter

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Case Study: Analyzing Member Engagement – How ASAE Captured the Unicorn
By Caitlin Struhs, Higher Logic|2021-07-27T22:02:19-04:00August 14th, 2018|
The American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) uses multiple systems—AMS, email marketing, and online community, among others—to collect member data, but it couldn't compare or analyze valuable member activity across systems. There was no clear way to track retention, understand satisfaction, or analyze member engagement.
ASAE partnered with Association Analytics to integrate all data into a consolidated architecture for analysis. Connecting the Higher Logic community platform, branded as "Collaborate," was the latest addition to this long-term project. ASAE's goal was to bring all member engagement data together for cross analysis to build a rich picture of overall engagement and participation.
Both organizations got to work consolidating ASAE's data from all the different systems. There was preexisting data available using visualizations with Tableau and Power BI. Association Analytics developed an integration with Higher Logic's Activity Sync to bring community activity data into its data platform, Acumen, in near real time, where it's linked to member data from ASAE's multiple systems. Additional data includes community membership and discussion content for text analysis. This will enable future plans to automatically categorize discussions and derive other valuable information.
In other words: ASAE wants to understand the "aboutness" in its member conversations. At a basic level, Acumen helps the organization visualize search terms and subject lines. On a broader scale, it helps to see what members, volunteer groups, and people in the community talk about.
⇒ Click here to read more including three major insights…


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U.S. will revive global virus-hunting effort ended last year
By Donald J. McNeil Jr. and Thomas Kaplan
A worldwide virus-hunting program allowed to expire last year by the Trump administration, just before the coronavirus pandemic broke out, will have a second life — whatever the outcome of the presidential election.
Joe Biden has promised that, if elected, he will restore the program, called Predict, which searched for dangerous new animal viruses in bat caves, camel pens, wet markets and wildlife-smuggling routes around the globe.
The expiration of Predict just weeks before the advent of the pandemic prompted wide criticism among scientists, who noted that the coronavirus is exactly the sort of catastrophic animal virus the program was designed to head off.
In a speech Thursday, Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, briefly alluded to the controversy as she attacked President Donald Trump before the last night of the Republican National Convention.
"Barack Obama and Joe Biden had a program, called Predict, that tracked emerging diseases in places like China," she said late in her 20-minute speech. "Trump cut it."
The government agency that let Predict die last October has quietly created a $100 million program with a similar purpose as Predict, but it has a different name. The new program, set to begin in October, will be called Stop Spillover.
Predict, which was started in 2009 as part of the Obama administration's Emerging Pandemic Threats program, was inspired by the 2005 H5N1 bird flu scare. Predict was run by the U.S. Agency for International Development, which is an independent foreign-aid agency overseen by the State Department.
Predict was an odd fit for USAID, experts said. Unlike the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the National Institutes of Health, the agency is not normally a home to cutting-edge science.
The U.S. response to pandemics is strangely fragmented. The CDC investigates outbreaks, while the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases pursues vaccines. Much research into tropical diseases and bioweapons is done by the military, legacies of the Spanish-American War and the Cold War, while the State Department coordinates global campaigns against AIDS.
Some experts have called for a more centralized arrangement, a sort of Pentagon for diseases.
In the public health arena, USAID is home to programs like the President's Malaria Initiative and campaigns to bring clean drinking water to rural villages. But those programs rely on long-established interventions, like well-drilling, mosquito nets and anti-malaria drugs.
Interviews with former Predict officials and grantees indicate that the program was not actively targeted by the White House in 2019, but that it was allowed to die by cautious administrators who were already under pressure to cut budgets and who feared running afoul of Trump's hostility to foreign aid.
Dennis Carroll, Predict's creator and director, retired from government service when the virus-hunting program was shut down. In an interview Friday, he said Predict was closed by "risk-averse bureaucrats who were trying to divine what the Trump administration did and didn't want."
Carroll, a fellow at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M in College Station, is now an informal adviser on global health issues to the Biden campaign.
On Friday, a USAID spokeswoman, Pooja Jhunjhunwala, denied that Predict was canceled and said it simply came to the end of its 10-year "life cycle."
The program was then extended twice for six months, she said — first to finish some analyses, then to help other countries fight COVID-19.
In the early days of the pandemic, Predict became a target of some administration officials because of a grant to the EcoHealth Alliance, a New York-based consultancy employing field veterinarians and wildlife biologists. The alliance had used the grant money to train Chinese scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology to catch bats, take fecal and blood samples, and analyze them for viruses.
By then, the Wuhan institute had become the target of rumors that said it had accidentally released the lethal new coronavirus into the world. Those rumors were repeated by national security officials without evidence, and were central to the administration's efforts to divert blame to China, rather than to Trump, for the deaths of tens of thousands of Americans from the virus.
(The rumors arose in part because one of the institute's thousands of stored bat samples contained a virus that was a 96% match for SARS-CoV-2. But because coronaviruses mutate slowly, that figure does not describe a close relative. Most evolutionary biologists interpreted the finding to suggest that the two viruses evolved from a common ancestor 40 years ago.)
During its 10-year existence, Predict spent $207 million to train about 5,000 scientists in 30 African and Asian countries, and to build or strengthen 60 laboratories to seek out animal viruses that could endanger humans. Scientists working for Predict collected more than 140,000 biological samples and found more than 1,000 new viruses, including a new strain of Ebola.
Even after Predict ended, gene-sequencing teams that it trained in Thailand and Nepal were the first to detect COVID-19 in their countries, even before they got test kits from the World Health Organization, said Dr. Jonna Mazet, a veterinarian at the University of California, Davis, who was Predict's global director.
Both countries rapidly contained the spread of the virus and have kept deaths from it very low, despite having cases early.
Now Predict's five major grantees have formed a new consortium to apply for the $100 million Stop Spillover grant from USAID. The group includes the One Health Institute at UC Davis; the EcoHealth Alliance; the Wildlife Conservation Society, which runs the Bronx Zoo; the Smithsonian Institution, which manages the National Zoo in Washington; and the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University in New York.
"I don't know who our competitors are, but I'm sure we have some," said Dr. Christine K. Johnson, associate director of the One Health Institute.
The application process for the Stop Spillover grant was unusually brief, she said. USAID first discussed it with scientists in March as a possible $50 million grant, then doubled the amount and announced May 1 that applications had to be received by June 1.
The request for applications asked for expertise in known threats like the Ebola, Nipah and Lassa viruses, she said, but it also hinted that the work could be broadened to include emerging threats. The agency sought expertise in coronaviruses, filoviruses and other viral "families" that produce novel pathogens.
Carroll said Friday that he had designed Stop Spillover years ago and intended it as a "companion piece" to Predict that would focus on spotting outbreaks of known pathogens while Predict hunted for still-unknown ones.
Predict, he had hoped, would eventually be folded into the Global Virome Project, a multibillion-dollar effort to genetically sequence up to 800,000 potentially dangerous viruses discovered in dozens of animal species.
By making Stop Spillover sound like the revival of Predict, Carroll said, USAID is "trying to create an optic that gets them out of the blowback for ending Predict."
Although Jhunjhunwala said Stop Spillover "is not a revival of Predict, nor a follow-on project," she said it was designed to "implement the scientific gains of Predict to reduce the risk of viral spillover."
In a statement to The New York Times, Biden vowed to restore many of the programs cut during the Trump administration, including Predict, that might have given the country more warning of an impending pandemic.
"As president, I will prioritize sustained long-term investments that ensure America is strong, resilient and ready in the face of new pandemic threats," Biden said. Of the current crisis, he said: "It did not have to be this bad. That's the greatest tragedy of all."


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Can somebody working as QA/Lead Analyst/Software Developer/Testing/desktop engineer can switch to Cloud technology, How can he do that, will his experience be of any use to him in his career in cloud?
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How the cloud market looks like in near future in India from freshers perspective?
An early entrant will reap the benefit of growing market, we all can see today, techies aged 27 to 32 are sitting at Top Management Levels, that is all because of sudden growth in demand pertaining to that technology. Growth in Cloud would be very similar, anybody who learns and brings it to practise will reap the benefits and grow. As you would be regarded on your skillset and talent to manage a new technology, so you would be the best choice for innovations from employers point of view. We all can see companies asking fresh engineers to be able work on Cloud , Devops, Data Science, Machine Learning , Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer vision, as companies need people who can give innovative solutions and have modern skillsets. Anybody who needs or wants to work on innovation has to work in Cloud to utilize best data sources and develop a robust application.
How an experienced individual who has been working as software engineer can build his/her career in cloud?
Today, IT industry is focusing on better coding in software applications. Cloud gives you that provision / platform / time to focus on good quality of coding and improve overall quality of applications . Software engineers are in huge demand by companies, working or planning to work on cloud as the whole focus is to develop cloud based solutions. You can very easily observe how Indian Market is moving on cloud , every bank has developed application and they don't want you to come to the branch. Changes are taking place, with all the startups and applications are based on cloud platforms now.
What skill set is recommended to get a respected position in job market for cloud?
There are no special skill sets but an IT Engineer today should by default know how to work on cloud platforms . My experience says that person who suggests solution based on cloud and saves dollars , reduce risk , is able to code, are in huge demand in IT industry today. For some time, Cloud architect will remain at the top of all the positions as companies are building themselves in cloud technology to be at a respectable position in market and going forward the administrators and managers will be in huge demand on cloud based projects / program.
Are skill sets in cloud technology needed for data analysts/Scientist as well?
There are different areas where innovation is taking place and all IT giants are in race to be on the top. As I see and observe, AI/Big data/ Hadoop/ML /Deep Learning/Computer Vision and IOT are future of IT , but if you observe closely all this is happening because of privileges provided by Cloud platforms and that's why it becomes easy for companies in IT and other industry to hire someone who knows how to work on different cloud platform and use tools to analyse that data and provide a suitable/Innovative solution to the management/ Client. In fact this is one of top skill sets industry is looking forward . Demand supply gap is very high here . AWS and GCP are spending large amounts to come with services which cater this data analysis requirement.


Can We Trust Story Points as a Measure of Effort?
Many people worry that Story Points do not help us estimate effort. They are after "estimates" - how does that work. The reality is that point based estimates provide a more realistic view than time tracking systems.
It turns out that "estimated effort" is highly correlated with actual work time. Agile practices help teams drive toward high correlation between estimation points and actual time. One goal of agile is to improve overall forecasting starting with the commitment made during sprint planning. Teams that embrace agile estimating principles examine their estimation points and outcomes, trying to ensure that their sprint forecasts are roughly met by the sprint result. If there is wide variation, teams would discuss improvements at a retrospective (see What Can We Do To Improve Our Point Based Estimates? for specific ideas on this).
In many ways the approach leads to better tracking of effort. When we track stories, estimation points and completion dates (sprint end dates), we know exactly which team did the work, we usually have a day-by-day task burndown and we have a proportional allocation (see How Do I Convert Points and Velocity to Dollars? for more information). The stories are well documented and understandable (thanks to the user voice form). Team members say the same thing executives say when asked about work as there is a common language and understanding. This means when someone sees something a report and want to ask more detailed questions, no matter where that query leads, there will be a common understanding.


Online web page translation lets your blog reach a wider audience by allowing it to be translated into most languages. It breaks the language barrier…well, sort of. There's even a translator widget that can be added to your blog that automatically translates a page on a single click.
Having said that, some contents are best left in the original language. To name a few: your blog title (if you use text as title), names, addresses, song lyrics, book or movie titles and codes.
With the meta tag in place, a translator simply returns an blank output.
Note: On Blogger, adding just the meta tag in template HTML will block the whole blog. To target the page you want to block, you need to wrap the meta tag in a conditional tag.
Go to the post and switch to HTML mode and locate the text you want to exclude from translation.
Wrap it in a span tag and add a class="notranslate" attribute to the tag.
My favorites movies are Citizen Kane, The Shawshank Redemption and The Fugitive.
The tag is prevented from translation by default, no notranslate class is required.
All methods explained above should work on Google Translate and Bing Translator, however none of them work on Yahoo! Babel Fish translator.
8 comments to "How to prevent translation of a web page"
Thanks for the tutorial. But why would everyone want to block translation of their website?
Let's say you have an address posted on your website. Would you want the address to be translated?
Thanks for the tricky post.
Does div class="widget-content notranslate" work on general html or php page too ?
Yes it should work on any element in any web page.
Just remember that what we're doing is adding a "notranslate" class name to an element.
[div class="widget-content notranslate"] is resulted from our adding of "notranslate" class name to a div that already has a class name "widget-content".
If we were to add "notranslate" to a div that has no existing class [div], then the div tag should become [div class="notranslate"].
Thanks. Now I can use this for our website.