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Refugees adrift in Libyan coastal town
For many refugees it's a lose-lose situation in Libya. The crackdown by Italy and Libya means a sea crossing is next to impossible. Meanwhile, local authorities feel overwhelmed. Karlos Zurutuza reports from Zuwara.
It's easy to spot them. They line up day after day alongside the road that runs from Zuwara's Martyrs' Square to the mosque the civil war left in ruins before it was even finished. Approached by DW, the migrants who are waiting for the odd job in cleaning or construction immediately form a circle.
"Is it true that Italy has closed its ports to migrants? Are the Libyan coastguards as effective as they say? Are there any rescue boats at all?" Questions pile up as others join the group.
Twenty-one-year-old Emile, who left his home in Guinea in 2015, recalls how he crossed Senegal, Gambia, Mali, Algeria and Morocco before his first attempt to reach Europe. "I tried to cross in Tangier, on ferries, and then by boat to Ceuta. After the third attempt, the Moroccan police took me to a detention center in Casablanca with many others," he told DW.
After he was released, he crossed the Algerian desert to reach Libya where he was kidnapped once and arrested twice. Emile says he's familiar with Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini's hard-line policies and that there are "way more Libyan coastguards than NGOs." However, he says he will risk it at sea.
But not everyone else is following suit. After several months struggling to find the money to jump on a raft boat bound north, 23-year-old Sammy says he now sees things differently.
"I just want to register with the UNHCR so I can be repatriated back to Nigeria but I haven't told my parents yet," he told DW. He says he follows events on the internet.
Read more: Nigerian returnees face poverty and destitution back home
"Those of us who speak English get updated info, but French speakers and Arabic speakers like those guys over there hardly get to know what's going on," he said, pointing to a group of Sudanese a few meters away.
"Do you have any contacts at the UN so I can register and leave?" a Cameroonian asked DW. His name is Daniel and he says he has been limping since he was shot in the leg in Tripoli three months ago.
On the verge of collapse
Those migrants who get caught by the police within the smuggling chain are taken to the local detention center. It was set up last year in the building of a former prison. Anwar Abudi, the center manager, says they currently host 300 individuals, most of them Sub-Saharan Africans. There are 25 women and seven children, including a newborn. Just the day before, it was Abudi himself who took the young Nigerian mother to hospital so she could give birth.
"Any international aid, whether it's money, materials or vehicles, has to go through Tripoli first, but nothing ever arrives here because of corruption," he told DW as he walked across the separate wings for men and women. While some of them complained about the dire conditions of the building, all those interviewed by DW said they had not been mistreated by the guards.
According to Abudi, three-quarters of the inmates have been repatriated so far this year. "Delays are the norm," he said. Currently there are three Yemenis and a Syrian among the detainees. While the latter's process to go back to his country is underway, the Yemenis told DW that they knew nothing about their fate.
"Going back to Yemen? I haven't heard of my family for over a year. I wonder if there's still anyone alive," 19-year-old Abed told DW.
Like so many others, these migrants face an uncertain future
The north-western town of Zuwara is Libya's only coastal Amazigh enclave, and is surrounded by Arab villages where loyalists to the dead leader Moammar Gadhafi are still dominant. But that's just one among many pressing issues. Sadiq Jiash, head of Zuwara's emergency committee, points to a "growing" to-do list: from the environmental damage caused by an abandoned petrochemical plant in the west, to the dozens of displaced Tuareg families arriving from Libya's south. Then there are the makeshift graveyard for migrants, the problems caused by oil smuggling across the Tunisian border and, of course, human trafficking.
Human traffickers cash in
Zuwara had been a major departure point for migrants until a brigade called "the Masked Men" was set up by the authorities in 2015 to deal with the crisis. Dozens of smugglers were arrested and human trafficking figures dropped significantly. However, the unit was redeployed last year to monitor the nearby border with Tunisia, leaving the beach unsupervised again. Human traffickers could hardly believe their luck.
DW had the rare opportunity to speak with two men who claimed to smuggle migrants to Europe across the Mediterranean. The first one said he had successfully sent over 7,000 people to Europe over the last 15 years, and that he had only stopped during the nine months he had spent in Zuwara's makeshift jail after he was arrested by the "Masked Men." He says he was released after paying 150,000 dinars (€94,000, $107,000).
The second human trafficker, who introduced himself as "a 24-year-old ordinary guy from Zuwara," said he had been smuggling oil with Maltese vessels until last year. In October 2017, the killing of Daphne Caruana — a Maltese journalist who was investigating a corruption scandal which involved high ranking politicians in Malta — led to stricter controls of the sea traffic around the island. The Zuwari trafficker said he was then "forced" to resort to human trafficking as oil "was no longer a viable option."
"My rates range between 2,000 and 8,000 dinars, depending on the color of the skin. The darker the cheaper, so Somalis end up paying much less than Moroccans," the trafficker told DW. When asked whether he felt responsible for the deaths of migrants at sea, he said it had not happened to him. "My boats are never crammed and I keep in touch with the clients during the whole journey via satellite phone."
Read more: German refugee NGO plane looks for the living and the dead
Migrants' new route
Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/32Dwt
Migrants switch to western Mediterranean route
Migrants refuse to disembark in Libya after being rescued at sea
The 94 passengers were rescued by a passing container ship last week as they were en route to Italy. After being returned to Libya they have refused to get off the ship. (15.11.2018)
Nigerian returnees face poverty and destitution back home
After news of Libyan slave markets went around world in 2017 many migrants stuck in North Africa decided to return home. However, those returning to Nigeria complain that they face the same problems they had left behind. (02.02.2018)
Amnesty: EU, others 'know perfectly well' about Libya's collusion with people smugglers
DW spoke with John Dalhuisen, Amnesty's director for Europe and Central Asia, about the allegations that the EU has been complicit in the abuse of migrants in Libya. (12.12.2017)
German refugee NGO plane looks for the living and the dead
A German rescue plane has resumed flights in the central Mediterranean. Counting the number of dead refugees found in the sea is becoming increasingly difficult. Ylenia Gostoli joins a flight. (25.10.2018)
Author Karlos Zurutuza (Zuwara, Libya)
Related Subjects Migration, Refugees, Italy, Libya, UNHCR
Keywords Libya, refugees, Zuwara, UNHCR, trafficking, Italy
Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/38xxr
Refugees sent to Libya under EU deal face 'catastrophic' conditions 15.07.2019
Facing the risk of exploitation, violence and torture, aid groups warn Libya is not a safe country for refugees. They argue that is reason enough for the EU not to send asylum-seekers back to the country.
Italy frees Eritrean refugee mistaken for human trafficker 12.07.2019
An Eritrean carpenter residing in Sudan was arrested in 2016 as part of a joint British-Italian operation. Three years later, a court in Sicily said he isn't the human trafficking kingpin they wanted.
Restart Mediterranean migrant rescue missions, UN bodies tell Europe 12.07.2019
UN agencies have appealed to European countries to restart government rescue operations for migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. More needs to be done to improve inhumane conditions for displaced people in Libya as well.
Von der Leyen outlines position on migration, other EU challenges
Morocco court condemns 3 to death for decapitation of Scandinavian hikers
Mike Pence urges Saudi Arabia to free blogger Raif Badawi
Brussels calls out UK's Boris Johnson over fishy anecdote

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Preventing Infections In A Post-Antibiotic World
November 18, 2019 November 18, 2019 Michelle
The Center for Disease Control And Prevention just released a 2019 AR threats report titled Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, with some startling findings for the calendar year. The report found that 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections occur in the U.S. every year, resulting in 35,000 deaths. That's nearly 1% of the U.S. population succumbing to an antibiotic-resistant infection every year, and a death every 15 minutes. The report goes on further to suggest, "Stop referring to a coming post-antibiotic era — it's already here." Keeping hospitals sanitary has never been so important, as reducing infections increasingly becomes the surest way of preventing antibiotic-resistant infection fatalities.
While the findings of the 2019 AR threats report are worrisome, there are ways you can help prevent antibiotic-resistant infections from occurring in the first place. High traffic locations in hospitals are prone to bacterial buildup, and these areas should be cleaned as regularly as possible. Similarly, medical computers constitute one of the most widely used tools in the medical setting, and can quickly become hotbeds for bacterial growth. Choosing the right medical computers for your hospital can drastically reduce the spread of bacteria via medical staff.
Medical Computers With Antimicrobial Enclosure
From medical assistants, nurses, and doctors, medical computers can change hands between multiple hospital staff members throughout the day. Each time a member of the medical staff interacts with a new patient, they are potentially spreading antibiotic-resistant bacteria to both the patient and other employees via medical computers. Ensuring that your staff's medical computers have an antimicrobial enclosure is one way to keep this potential spread to a minimum. Antimicrobial enclosures feature an antimicrobial agent that clings to the surface of the medical computer, mitigating the growth of bacteria and helping reduce the chance of infection.
Fanless Medical Computers
Not all medical computers are created equal, but all medical computers should be fanless medical computers. Fanless medical computers, like the Medix T24B have passive cooling technology that allows them to regulate their temperature without the use of a computer fan. Unlike traditional fan-cooled computers, fanless medical computers do not circulate air inside them. This means that fanless medical computers do not build up dust, pathogens, and other contaminants inside their enclosure. If not cleaned out, the insides of traditional computers can become a breeding ground of bacteria, as more dust and dead skin cells find their way in and stick. Fanless medical computers offer a cleaner, safer way to provide medical computing power in the hospital setting.
Water Resistant Medical Computers
One critical feature of medical computers is the ability to repel liquids. This allows for medical computers to be cleaned regularly with cleaning agents, without damaging the sensitive components within. Medical computers like the Medix KW Line from Tangent feature an IP54 certified water resistant front panel, allowing for the touch screen to be cleaned without damaging the antimicrobial enclosure. The combination of an antimicrobial enclosure and water resistance allows for medical computers to be the last thing you have to worry about causing infections in the hospital.
With a person dying every 15 minutes from an antibiotic resistant infection, it is time hospitals took the prevention of such diseases as seriously as possible. Medical computers from Tangent can help reduce the spread of bacteria in one of the most trafficked areas of hospitals.
Antimicrobial Computers: Achieve Sanitation in Healthcare
July 17, 2019 July 17, 2019 Michelle
While it is impossible to create a completely sterile hospital, mitigating the spread of germs is a must in any medical setting. The concentration of sick individuals in a hospital means that every surface is a potential breeding ground for harmful bacteria. The many surfaces of medical computers are no exception to this, and the need for doctors to go back and forth from patient to keyboard puts these surfaces at greater risk. That's why all medical computers today are antimicrobial computers that halt the growth and spread of dangerous bacteria on their surfaces.
Antimicrobial computers are, simply put, computers that are treated to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on their surfaces. Manufacturers produce antimicrobial computers by coating the surfaces of the computer with an antimicrobial chemical that is harmful to microorganisms, but have no effect on humans. Some metals, such as copper and silver, exhibit natural antimicrobial properties and are used in certain areas for this property. However, when it comes to antimicrobial computers, coating their surfaces and screens with antimicrobial chemicals is the standard approach.
The International Electrotechnical Commission(IEC) has set out a series of guidelines known as IEC60601 for medical computers to abide by. In order for a medical computer to be sold in the United States, it must meet an altered version of the standards produced by the United States called UL60601. One of the key components of these guidelines is the requirement for computers used in the medical setting to be antimicrobial computers. There are many other requirements for an antimicrobial computer to be UL60601 certified, but the antimicrobial requirement is critical to driving down patient infection rates.
Tangent's Medix M24T Antimicrobial Computer
So where do you find UL60601 certified medical computers? At Tangent, our entire selection of medical computers not only meet all of the UL60601 guidelines, but also EIC60601 guidelines, and are IP certified water resistant. The M24T antimicrobial computer from Tangent meets both sets of guidelines, providing professional medical staff a safe, reliable desktop computer for the exam room. For on-the-go access or for medical carts, there is the Medix T-13 antimicrobial tablet from Tangent. The Medix T-13 features the same UL/EIC60601 certifications as the M24T in a small, portable tablet perfect for medical cart usage.
Everyday, hospitals see a see a stream of patients flow in, and a seperate one flow out. A perfectly healthy person could enter a hospital, and leave with a disease carrying microorganism hitching a ride on them unknowingly. Halting the growth of these microorganisms is not only a matter of hospital safety, but a matter of public health. Antimicrobial computers from Tangent help reduce the likelihood of a sick patient spreading their illness to other patients by ensuring that when a doctor or other healthcare professional is helping a patient, they don't have to worry about their computer becoming a breeding ground for germs.


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Der Fáskrúðsfjörður ist ein Fjord im Osten von Island und gehört zu den Ostfjorden.

Vor dem Fjord liegt die Insel Skrúður, die für ihre Vogelkolonien – vor allem Papageitaucher – bekannt ist, und zu der Bootsausflüge angeboten werden.
Weihnachten 1986 sank bei der Insel das Schiff Syneta.
Am Nordufer des Fjordes verläuft der Vattarnesvegur .
Vattarnes heißt die Halbinsel zwischen diesem Fjord und dem nördlich davon liegenden Reyðarfjörður.
Auf der Landspitze erhebt sich der 1957 erbaute orange Leuchtturm Vattarnesviti.
Weiter westlich steht auf dem Gehöft Kolfreyjustaður die 1878 aus Treibholz erbaute Kirche Kolfreyjustaðakirkja mit einem Taufbecken des deutschen Künstlers Wilhelm Bachmann, einem Retabel des dänischen Malers Niels Anker Lund (1840–1922) und mit Wandmalereien von 1957.
Die Kirche wurde 1991 durch einen Sturm zerstört und 1991–1992 originalgetreu wieder aufgebaut.
Das Gehöft ist nach der sagenhaften Trollfrau Kolfreyjabenannt.
Innen im Fjord liegt der Ort Fáskrúðsfjörður, der früher Búdir hieß ().

Am Südufer des Fjordes verläuft die Ringstraße  bis zum Kap Hafnarnes.
Auf der Landzunge steht der gelbe Leuchtturm Hafnarnesviti, hier sind Ruinen einer Ortschaft mit zeitweise bis zu 100 Einwohnern zu sehen, die um 1970 verlassen wurde. Bis 2011 stand hier das Franski spítalinn () mit einer bewegten Geschichte. Es wurde zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts im Ort Búdir gebaut.  Als man es dort 1939 nicht mehr brauchte, wurde es zum Kap Hafnarnes gebracht. Von dort trug man es nach langjährigem Leerstand ab und baute es im Ort Fáskrúðsfjörður wieder auf.

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Say hello to the modest good life for me
Anxiety over middle class living is complex, but probably not as warranted as the hand-wringing might suggest
Terry J. Fitzgerald Vice President & Assistant Director, Economic Analysis
Ronald A. Wirtz Director, Regional Outreach
It's a tough economic world out there today.
You don't have to bury your nose in the news very long before you get the idea that middle class America today is like a ball of Play-Doh in the hands of a child; it's getting squeezed, pulled, hammered, cut, pinched, rolled, tossed around and, finally, left out to dry.
It's enough to give middle class folks an inferiority complex, and it's starting to show: Fewer Americans now than at any time in the past 45 years believe they're moving forward in life, according to surveys in a recent report on the middle class by the Pew Research Center (see Chart 1).
Across the Ninth District and nation, people fret that the middle class lifestyle many simultaneously aspire to and feel entitled to is becoming harder to reach and more difficult to hold on to—a notion reinforced by official government statistics and repeated like economic waterboarding by journalists, bloggers, pundits and politicians.
Gone are the wistful days of the 1960s and 1970s, when it seemed that everyone—well, every dad at least—had a good manufacturing job that paid enough for mom to stay home and for the family to afford all the trappings of middle class life: a house in a decent neighborhood, good health care, paid vacation, a pension to retire on and college for the kids.
So much for nostalgia, right? Government data portray a stagnant middle class. And like the saying goes, if you're not getting ahead, you're falling behind. It's enough to make a middle class guy mutter a few no-class expletives.
But what if all this isn't true, or is only partially true? What if the middle class in the Ninth District is continuing to get ahead, particularly in the big picture? This fedgazette article takes a close look at changes in middle American income, wages and living standards since 1979 in Ninth District states and finds that middle class living might not be as bad, threatened or besieged as is commonly portrayed.
A look at income malaise
The first step in this analysis is a palate cleanser: Back away from today's challenging economic environment to get the big picture. Clearly, many people are suffering from various maladies stemming from rising unemployment, higher inflation and the current housing crisis. But examining the progress of the middle class over the long haul gives a broader, less emotional view of generational change.
From this bird's-eye perspective, there are many ways to compare income growth over time, each of which paints a different picture. Trends in per capita income growth since 1979, for example, are quite positive. In each district state, average income per person went up by at least 50 percent in real (or inflation-adjusted) terms; in Minnesota, it leapt by 71 percent. But average income masks the distribution of those gains, and much of that new income went to top earners, thus inflating the overall average.
That's why researchers often prefer the median measure—or the exact middle observation—as a good proxy for how the average Joe in the middle class is doing. And by median standards, he hasn't done all that well over the past couple of decades. The Economic Policy Institute reported that nationwide median hourly wages grew a scant 10 percent from 1979 to 2006; the U.S. Census Bureau reported an almost-as-scant 13 percent increase in median household incomes.
What's to argue over, except for the crumbs of this paltry growth? Plenty, because commonly used measures of income and wages understate the long-term gains made by middle class households and workers. Official government data haven't necessarily been wrong; they might more accurately be called incomplete, because important considerations are excluded, overlooked or improperly estimated. Factoring in these items boosts wage and income growth considerably, at both the national and district levels.
For example, many reports that fret over sluggish income growth adjust for inflation using the consumer price index. Though logical at face value, the CPI has long been criticized—for example, by the Boskin Commission in 1996—for likely overstating inflation, possibly by as much as 1 percent or more per year. The personal consumption expenditures deflator (used in this analysis) is widely believed to be a more accurate gauge of inflation over time. Such a matter might seem trivial, but in the long term it becomes significant. When income figures are adjusted using the PCE, nationwide median household income growth from 1979 to 2006 jumps to 20 percent—seven percentage points higher than the same income figures that use the CPI.
For the Ninth District, moving from CPI-adjusted income to PCE-adjusted income pushes median household income growth over this period from 10 percent to 17 percent. (All figures hereafter are PCE-adjusted.)
Income gains differed considerably among district states; household income grew by 32 percent in South Dakota and 24 percent in Minnesota, compared with meager growth of between 8 percent and 12 percent for Montana, Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (see Chart 2).
The gains for most states are not particularly robust, especially when compared with earlier periods. From 1969 to 1979, for example, every district state except Wisconsin saw median income grow between 9 percent and 19 percent (Wisconsin trailed at 5 percent).
Compositional effects
But there are additional measurement issues to consider that further clarify the gains that have been made by the district's middle class. For example, one might think that a household is a household, and comparing those from different periods would be a reliable barometer of change and improvement. But the composition of households has changed significantly over the years. As a result, the median household today is different from the median household circa 1979. Those differences have a marked effect on income and, by extension, any growth trends attached to it.
For example, married couples in the Ninth District made up 63 percent of all households in 1979; female and male householders (with no spouse present) were 32 percent of the total, and all other households (for example, multifamily, unrelated adults) accounted for the remaining 6 percent. (Figures exceed 100 percent because of rounding.)
Now fast-forward to 2006: Married couples in the district made up 51 percent of households, female and male householders 39 percent, and all other households 10 percent (see Charts 3 and 4). This is important because the income of a household is closely associated with the characteristics of the people living in it, the most predictive of which are educational attainment and the presence of a married couple. Married-couple households in the district, for instance, earn more than twice as much as either female- or male-headed households. So as the share of the highest income group (married couples) gets smaller, the median observation automatically moves toward a household subgroup that traditionally has a lower income.
Here's a simplistic example to illustrate the effect of household composition changes. Suppose there are 10 people (five men and five women) each making $34,000 per year, and together they make up six households: four married couples with household incomes of $68,000, one male- and one female-headed household, both with income of $34,000. The middle income observation for these six households is $68,000, the income of a typical married couple.
The next year, one of the married couples is divorced. That leaves three married households and four single-headed households—two headed by men and two headed by women. Now let's say every person gets a 10 percent pay raise. Is everyone better off? You certainly could argue that. But because of the compositional shift, the median for these seven households plummets to $37,400 because the middle-ranked observation (with the raise) is now a single-headed household.
This example exaggerates the actual decline in married couples, but it demonstrates why the overall household median can be misleading. In the district, every state saw a decline in married households roughly in line with the national trend.
Comparing neighborhood castles
Given these subtle socio-statistical influences, analyzing similar household subgroups offers a better apples-to-apples comparison of economic progress over time. Such a comparison shows greater positive income gains in the Ninth District—between 20 percent and 45 percent for most household types, though there are large differences among subgroups and among district states (see Chart 5).
For example, married households in the district (still easily the largest subgroup despite its decline) saw median income gains of 32 percent from 1979 to 2006. That growth, for married households with and without children, was 15 percentage points greater than the district's overall (adjusted) median income growth of 17 percent. Gains were higher for married households in all district states, but again there were notable differences, ranging from 45 percent in South Dakota to 16 percent in Montana.
Female-headed households also saw larger income gains than the overall district median. Their income jumped 35 percent over 1979 levels, raising incomes to a still comparatively modest level of $24,000 in 2006. However, such households with children saw much slower growth of 17 percent.
Male subgroups consistently trailed the rest of the field. Male-headed households in the district saw their income rise just 13 percent; more ominously, males with children saw their income decline by 7 percent. (Breakouts of smaller subgroups at the state level, like males with kids, are hindered by a lack of reliable samples in small states like Montana and the Dakotas. However, district averages include all observations from these states.) Yet despite sluggish growth, median income of male householders is still significantly higher than their female counterparts, who saw strong income growth.
Data geek squad
That's still not the whole income story; in fact, household income growth was likely stronger still from 1979 to 2006 than even adjusted figures here reflect, because data do not accurately account for all forms of income. More to the point, household income data exclude certain kinds of compensation that have been growing rapidly.
Here's how: The federal government measures household income in several ways. The two most prominent are money income (used in this analysis) and personal income. Money income, put together by the Census Bureau, is basically what it sounds like—income received as money. This includes wages, pension income, stock dividends and so forth. It does not include employment-based fringe benefits like health care coverage and retirement contributions paid for by employers, which are a critical underpinning of the middle class lifestyle. Equally important, these excluded items grew rapidly over the past 30 years. For example, health care benefits paid by employers rose by 250 percent per person, after adjusting for inflation.
On the other hand, personal income (the other commonly used measure) is a broader gauge of total income and includes nonwage benefits and other compensation that contribute to a household's well-being. Growth in personal income exceeds that of money income by about 10 percentage points over the period studied in this analysis, which suggests that real median household income has grown more than Census money income figures indicate.
Unfortunately, household data on nonmonetary income are not available. However, a conservative back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that median household income growth that included such compensation would be at least 5 percentage points higher.
Adding up these three adjustments—for PCE, composition and missing compensation—brings median household income growth for most household types in the district to a range of 25 percent to 50 percent—well above the 10 percent median increase we started with, and pretty strong evidence that middle America has not stagnated over the past generation.
Wagering some growth
Those concerned over middle class progress also seize upon median hourly wages as a measuring stick, which reinforces the notion of stagnation even more than analyses based on household income.
District states saw very modest hourly wage gains of 14 percent from 1979 to 2006; median wages in Montana saw no gains, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan had a very small gain (see Chart 6). Such figures bolster the common argument that the good old days when a person could get a family-supporting job out of high school are long gone.
But as is the case with median household data, a lot of caveats tag along with any conclusions. For instance, median hourly wages mask the variation among subgroups. Females had much larger increases in median wages, while male wages were roughly flat. Furthermore, college-educated groups saw much larger gains than less-educated groups, which had small or negative gains (see Charts 7 and 8).
And again there are compositional changes to consider. In district states, workers with at least some college increased from 39 percent in 1979 to 64 percent in 2006. So in 1979, a high school diploma denoted a better-than-average education, which often translated into higher wages. Today, simply finishing high school puts the worker roughly in the bottom one-third of all workers for educational attainment, and wages have reacted rather predictably. To expect otherwise ignores the value of education on worker productivity.
As with household income, there are other technical reasons why median wage data probably don't fully reflect what people are really earning. For example, commonly cited "average hourly earnings" data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics cover only production and nonsupervisory workers, a narrowing sector of the overall economy that has seen less wage growth than other labor groups. In fact, the data are unrepresentative enough that the BLS is expanding the AHE series to include data on all employees, and plans to reduce or eliminate data on only production and nonsupervisory workers.
Similar to median household income, hourly wage data also do not include nonwage income, which now makes up 30 percent of total worker compensation, according to the BLS. Research in the September 2007 Region magazine (also published by the Minneapolis Fed) estimates that total compensation growth—wages plus benefits—was about 8 percentage points higher than wages alone during 1975–2005. (See also the September 2008 Region for a closer look at household income in middle America.)
Lost (income) generation?
While people's income appears to have grown more than is often recognized, it has not likely grown as strongly since 1979 as it did during the preceding 30 years, especially for certain kinds of households and workers.
The point of this analysis is not to bury or deny gains of the distant past, nor gloss over what's happened since. The intent is to help frame the discussion. Reportedly sluggish income growth is the source of considerable angst. That anxiety gets compounded in tough economic times—like the current environment, where unemployment and inflation are rising, and public confidence is falling. In the midst of this, it's not surprising that people question economic progress.
Too often, however, short-term trends are overlaid onto long-term, generational trends. Growth never proceeds in a perfectly straight or universally upward fashion, which is something the nostalgia for the good old days fails to recollect. While the past 30 years might not have been the apex of middle class progress in America, it's also misguided to believe that middle class progress has stalled over the past three decades.
The long-term snapshot from different angles
The choice of time frame—the starting and ending points—leaves a subtle but distinct impression on any trend analysis. But rarely are there obvious dates or a time frame that both the half-fulls and half-empties can agree on, because shifting the dates merely creates different implications.
For example, much of the attention given to middle class wages and income focuses on the short term, typically the period since about 1999, when strong growth began to wane leading into the 2001 recession. Between 1999 and 2006, median household income as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau declined by 2 percent nationwide, and was negative for Minnesota and Wisconsin and very modest for the Dakotas and Montana. That certainly feels stagnant—maybe worse.
While such short-frame analysis is neither inappropriate nor inaccurate, it can be misleading. Income growth tends to be dynamic and cyclical; it doesn't steadily rise, instead accelerating for a time and then slowing down, often in sync with business cycles and other short-term economic fluctuations. From 1989 to 2000, for example, median household income in the United States rose 8 percent. But a closer look shows that median income remained flat from 1989 to 1996, then leapt 8 percent in the remaining years.
Indeed, the 1979–2006 time frame comes with its own caveats. For starters, it leaves out the two most recent years—which have been a struggle for many—only because detailed income data were not yet available at the start of this analysis.
But 1979 is also a very conservative—or high—starting point. That date was chosen because it was a census year, which offers rich household data at the state level. But it was also an economic high point, just before the onset of a high-inflation, recessionary period. Moving the starting date by a few years in either direction would have set it before the start of a high-growth period (the late 1970s) or just after a period of very slow growth (the early 1980s), which would have modestly, but noticeably, increased growth rates.
—Terry J. Fitzgerald & Ronald A. Wirtz
Related articles: Supersize me
Just what is the middle class and other stuff
Has Middle America Stagnated?, The Region, September 2007
2020 outlook: Optimism, with a healthy dose of caution
The 2020 hiring and compensation vision
Recipe for growth? Just add workers


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TOP INDIE SONGS - WEEK 9
by Jess Grant
I won't lie – I've spent more time than I care to mention binge-watching Friends over the last couple of days. There were points where I thought I'd get literally nothing else done, but I'm pleased to say I've finally managed to peel myself off my couch to bring you the latest dose of We Are: The Guard's Top Indie Songs. Okay – so none of today's tunes are half as bopping as "I'll Be There for You," but we can't have everything now, can we?! Check out the following tracks from The 1975, The Strokes, phem, and more!
THE 1975 – BIRTHDAY PARTY
The 1975 are making me feel things I don't quite understand with "The Birthday Party." Featured on the incoming Notes on a Conditional Form, it's a country-inflected daydream that finds Matty Heaty floating through a house party, with the frontman singing with an unspeakable sense of malaise as he details the social minutiae surrounding him.
THE STROKES – BAD DECISIONS
Following on from the release of the bejeweled outlier "At the Door" last Monday, The Strokes are back to sounding very, well, Strokesy on "Bad Decisions." Debuted at a Bernie Sanders rally earlier this month, it's a pointed banger that melodically pays homage to Billy Idol and comes paired with a retrodelic clip courtesy of director Andrew Donoho.
PHEM – CREEP (RADIOHEAD COVER)
phem covering "Creep?!" Inject that sh*t into my veins! The emerald-haired emo – who recently duetted with gabriel black on "Punisher" – couldn't be a better contender to bring the Radiohead classic into the 21st century, with phem's electronic-tinged take cranking up the angst levels while lending a much-needed female voice to the incel anthem.
THE WEEKND – AFTER HOURS
He's been basking in the glow of superstardom over recent years, but The Weekend is at last retreating back into the shadows from which he came on "After Hours." It's a darkly creeping piece of R&B full of hedonism and hurt, with lyrics that allude to Abel Tesfaye's mental state following his breakup from Bella Hadid: "I turned into the man I used to be."
COACH & REF – INFINITY
Coach & Ref are taking us to "iNFiNiTY" and beyond on their skyrocketing latest single. Comprising of Bleu and Ryan Perez-Daple, it goes without saying C&R certainly know a thing or two about writing hits, with the duo delivering once again on "iNFiNiTY" – a funky cosmic disco party that I can only describe as the love child of Prince and Scissor Sisters.
YVES TUMOR – GOSPEL FOR A NEW CENTURY
I'm increasingly convinced Yves Tumor is a rock star from another planet. The Warp artist makes music beyond the realm of understanding, with Yves sounding more mythological than ever on "Gospel for a New Century" – a bombastically glam soul experimentation that comes paired with a video created in collaboration with makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench.
ALLIE X & MITSKI – SUSIE SAVE YOUR LOVE
Allie X and Mitski?! It doesn't get much better than this, let me tell you! Listen as the indie queens come together in entirely lush style on "Susie Save Your Love." Featured on Allie's recent album Cape God, it's a fanciful, synth-speckled 80s funk groover about being in love with your best friend, with Allie and Mitski's voices sounding utterly stunning together.
REI AMI – RUNAWAY
REI AMI isn't here to comply with the rules on the genre-defying "RUNAWAY." "Daddy I took off the collar/Now they don't know what to call her," sings the Maryland-via-Seoul artist on the song – an ode to rejecting stereotypes and labels so often placed on female musicians that hears booming sub-bass rubbing shoulders with grandiose string sections.
VITA BERGEN – OVER NOW (BABY)
It's been a minute, but Gothenberg band Vita Bergen are finally making their glittering return with "Over Now (Baby)." Featured on Vita Bergen's incoming album Another Day in Paradise, it's a feverish ode to aging and what it means to be at your "prime," with frontman William Hellström's baritone burning with passion over the sparkling synthscape.
GLASS ANIMALS – YOUR LOVE (DÉJÀ VU)
British purveyors of serpentine-pop Glass Animals follow up the release of the Denzel Curry-featuring "Tokyo Drifting" with "Your Love (Déjà Vu)." Described as a "conflicted booty call" (Best description ever?!), it's a danceable and desirous bop, with Timbaland-tinged flourishes coming inserted into the act's more signature slinky indie instrumentation.
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Sudhendu Mandal
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Botany, Siksha Bhavana, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan - 731235
smandalaerobiol@visva-bharati.ac.in ; smandalbot@gmail.com
Phone numbers (mobile and/or landline):
+91-3463-262751-6 (6 lines) Ext. 381 (O);
+91-9433162374(M) +91-3463 264607(R)
Plant Biosystematics, Palynology, Aerobiology & Allergy, Pollination Ecology & Environmental Botany
Awards and Honours:
• Young Scientists Award and Cash prize in 1982 by Govt. of India
• Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship at U.K. (1991-92)
• Govt. of India National Scholarship at Visva-Bharati (1971-1973)
• Fellow of the Linnean Society of London, U.K.
• Fellow of the International Society for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
• Fellow of the Indian Association of Biological Sciences
• Fellow of the West Bengal Academy of Science & Technology
Significant publications :
• Mondal (Parui), S., Mondal, A.K. and Mandal, S. (2007). Evaluation of electroelution and immunodiffusion as methods for purification and identification of the allergenic proteins of Ailanthus excelsa Roxb. Pollen. Grana (Sweden), 46: 91-97. (impact factor = 0.842)
•	Mondal, A.K., Parui,S. and Mandal, S.(2000). Molecular taxonomy of the genus Cassia L. based on seed protein and mitochondrial DNA RFLP. Phytomorphology, 50(1): 15-25.
•	Bhattacharya, A., Mondal, S and Mandal, S. (1999). Entomophilous pollen incidence with reference to atmospheric dispersal in Eastern India. Aerobiologia, Kluwer Aca. Pub., The Netherlands, 15: 311-315. (impact factor = 1.173)
•	Parui, S., Mondal, A.K. and Mandal, S. (1999). Identification and partial characterization of the allergenic proteins of Ricinus communis L. pollen –A new approach. Grana (Sweden),38: 1-5. (impact factor = 0.842)
•	Mondal, A.K., Parui, S. and Mandal, S. (1998). Protein profile of the allergenic pollen of Ipomoea fistulosa L. – A comparative study. Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine (Poland), 5: 131-134. (impact factor = 1.538)
•	Mondal, A.K, Mondal, S and Mandal, S. (1998). Pollen production in some plant taxa with a supposed role in allergy in Eastern India. Aerobiologia, Elsevier Sci. Pub. Ltd., Ireland, 14: 397-403. (impact factor = 1.173)
•	Mondal, S., Bhattacharya, K.N. and Mandal, S. (1997). In vitro pollen germination in Morus Indica L. Sericologia, France 37(2): 349-352.
Number of Ph.D students produced :24


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Ravaan Persian Dance Company
Un projet Austin, TX créé par Geeti Mahajan
Ravaan Persian Dance Company is the only Persian (Iranian) dance company in the state of Texas, and one of approximately 50 Persian dance companies worldwide. Ravaan is proud to offer Persian dance in Austin, especially considering that dance has been outlawed in the Islamic Republic of Iran since 1979 because it is deemed "un-Islamic."
For the past four years, Ravaan has performed at Central Market's Annual Nowruz event (Nowruz is the Persian New Year, which celebrates the coming of Spring), which draws over 1,000 people, making it one of Central Market's most popular events. The crowd is a mix of Iranians and non-Iranians, all coming together to celebrate Nowruz.
The Austin Awesome Foundation's grant will go towards making costumes for this year's Persian New Year performance at Central Market. Persian dance costumes are non existent in the US, and it is extremely difficult to get costumes from overseas, in part because the majority of the costumes are not produced in Iran anymore. Costumes are an integral part of creating an identity for Persian dance.
Financé par Austin, TX (February 2016)
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One of the more recent issues I faced is that we wanted to start hosting our own internal NuGet and NPM packages. Fortunately, Azure DevOps has an extension available from Microsoft called Package Management. Package Management is free for up to 5 users. Even if you don't use the Microsoft Package Management solution, you can still use the proper steps in the build process. We'll assume that you already have a feed setup prior to continuing.
This will allow us to create an environment variable to be used in the version of our NuGet package. NuGet package version numbers use semantic versioning and requires that each of the values in the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format do not begin with 0. Using this value, we'll be setting the format to be a 4 digit year (as the X value also know as the Major value), 1 or 2 digit month plus 2 digit day (as the Y value also known as the Minor value), and finally a 1 or 2 digit hour plus 2 digit minute and 2 digit second (as the Z value also known as the Patch value).
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One final item that is optional would be to update the Triggers for your new Build and checking the box that asks to Enable continuous integration. You can also setup a nightly build schedule if you'd like to have a nightly NuGet package built.
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Operational Plan 2014-2015
What is the Operational Plan?
What information will I find in the Delivery Program / Operational Plan?
What services does the Blue Mountains City Council provide?
What assets does the Council own and manage?
How much is the Council planning to spend in 2014-2015 and where does it come from?
To provide services that meet community needs the Council plans for service provision into the future. It is important that the views of the community inform this work.
The Council prepares a number of plans each year, which provide details of how the Council is responding to community priorities in the short and long term. The Operational Plan provides details about what the Council will be delivering in the following financial year and how much it will be spending on providing these services. It contributes to the Council 4-year Delivery Program.
The plans give details about the services, facilities and infrastructure the Council will provide and shows how much the Council will be spending on these services. The Council is also required to report back to the community on the progress being made in implementing these plans.
More information on the Council's Integrated Plans can be found on Council's website www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/yourcouncil/integratedplanningforservices
Outline of Plan and Key Content
Section 1 – Introduction includes:
A message from the Mayor and General Manager focusing on the Council's four year commitments and the implementation of the six financial strategies for financial sustainability;
The Council's revised Vision, Mission and Values and Organisational Structure;
An overview of the Delivery Program/Operational Plan and the Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework; and
Some general information about the City.
Section 2 – Resourcing the Delivery Program includes:
Information on the local government resourcing context including the challenges of rate pegging (the state government's allowable increase to rates) and cost shifting;
Key information on the proactive approach of the Council in addressing it's financial challenges through the implementation of the six financial strategies for financial sustainability; and
A special feature on 'Strategy 4 – Increasing Income', on the proposed engagement with community on a possible application for a Special Variation to Rates.
Section 3 –Top Priority Actions by Key Direction
The Council recently reviewed and reconfirmed the Four Year Priority Commitments and Outcomes (Minute No. 38, 25/02/14) as summarised on page 10 of the Plan. These Priority Commitments and Outcomes set the strategic direction of the Council resulting in the development of four year priority actions that the Council intends to deliver over 2013-2017 (refer to pages 28-30 of Plan). These priority actions will support the Council's responsibilities and obligations in contributing to the achievement of the Community Strategic Plan – Sustainable Blue Mountains 2025.
This section also outlines the planned actions for 2014-2015 for each Council service.
Section 4 – Assets Works Program
The Asset Works Program is for the 2014-2015 year only and is based on the principles of asset works programming outlined on page 112 of the Plan. No funding has been allocated to future years beyond 2014-2015 given that the outcome of the proposed engagement with community on a special variation to rates is unknown. The outcome of this process will significantly impact affordable levels of Council service provision into the future, including the amount of funding available for asset works. Depending on the outcome there will be different requirements relative to managing and addressing risks associated with ageing and failing infrastructure.
Section 5 – Financial Information
This section contains all other statutory required financial information.
A summary of new, changed or significantly increased fees and charges is included in the Fees and Charges 2014-2015 document. Key points to note:
Fees have generally increased 4% taking into account statutory requirements and the community's ability to pay.
Aquatic and Leisure Centres
Burials and Ashes Placement
Economic Development and Tourism
Environmental Health and Regulatory Compliance
Land Use Management
Library and Information
Transport and Public Access
Waste Resource Management
The Council also provides Civic Leadership / Good Governance services which includes:
Those services that deliver high-level strategic and governance functions that support the council in complying with State laws and regulations in relation to transparency and accountability; and
Those services that provide operational support for external service delivery such as payroll, accounting and information technology support.
A key part of service delivery provided by Blue Mountains City Council is the provision, renewal and maintenance of over $1 billion worth of built facilities and infrastructure and natual assets.
The Council provides and manages the following built facilities and infrastructure:
Council managed bushland and creeklines including Endangered Ecological Communities and Threatened Species
Cemeteries (including fencing, pathways and garden beds)
Buildings for Child Care and Preschools
Caravan Parks, Residential Buildings, Commercial Buildings
Public Halls and Community Centre buildings
Buildings for Rural Fire Service and Emergency Services and Fire Trails
Buildings for Cultural Development, Monuments, Public Art
Buildings for Libraries
Depots and Administration Buildings
Fitness and Aquatic Centres, parks (including public toilets and shelters), sportgrounds, playing courts, skate parks, walking track and lookouts
Visitor Information Centres and Echo Point Lookout and associated infrastructure
Street furniture, litter bins, community notice boards, garden beds, public toilets
Guardrails, signs, marked crossings, round-a-bouts, pedestrian refuges
Roads (sealed and unsealed), footpaths, bridges, carparks, bus shelters
Kerb & gutter, pipes, pits, open channels, stormwater quality improvement devices
The Council is planning to spend $123 million on service delivery in 2014-2015.
This is made up of
Rates: $60.4 million
Regulatory fees: $2 million
Discretionary fees: $14.6 million
Interest income: $1.5 million
Other revenue: $3.4 million
Profit on sale of assets: $236,000
Operating grants & contributions: $12.4 million
Capital grants & contributions: $5.1 million
Transfers from reserves (including loan reserves): $22.1 million
Sale of plant: $1.6 million


Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina, the top threat to challenge Steffi Graf's bid for a third consecutive Australian Open singles title, sprained her left ankle while leading in a third-round match today and dropped out of the first Grand Slam tournament of the year.
The second-seeded Sabatini collapsed after charging a drop shot and winning the point to take a 6-2, 1-0 lead over Claudia Porwik of West Germany. She was taken off the court in a wheelchair.
Sabatini, a semifinalist here and at the United States Open last year, had played well this week and said she was probably the only woman at the tournament who was not afraid to play Graf, the defending champion.
Sabatini is ranked third in the world on the women's tour after Graf and Martina Navratilova, who decided to pass up the Australian Open.
In the men's draw, John McEnroe has rediscovered his old skills and added a new personality: a Mr. Nice Guy who smiles sweetly, talks politely with the umpire and even tells jokes.
McEnroe kills with kindness, yet once again brandishes a left-handed serve-and-volley game as lethal as it was when he ruled men's tennis in the early 1980's. He last won a Grand Slam event in 1984, when he captured both Wimbledon and the United States Open.
McEnroe is not only a model of decorum these days, he is winning again, gliding easily into the round of 16 at the Australian Open on Friday with a 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 victory over his Dan Goldie.
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What was the Anatolian word for wheel? Given its lack of mention above, I'd assume it isn't cognate with the Indo-European term. Is it thought to be a borrowing from some other language, or is its origin unknown? if it's a borrowing, that would presumably give a handle of when those languages moved into that area.
Are there any other unexplained e to i transitions in Greek? If a dozen other words were affected, with no apparent pattern, I'd guess that would change the relative likelihood of the possible reasons.
Were horses domesticated just once, or many times. While a word for horse can predate domestication, it would seem plausible that it was repeatedly borrowed along with other horse related terminolgy as domestication spread, even into different language families. Conversely, if horses were domesticated independently by two cultures, they're unlikely to have borrowed the word from each other, even if there's a strong resemblance.
I've posted Don's response below — as before, a backup .pdf form is here in case some characters or formating got screwed up.
Many thanks to David, Robert, and the other bloggers for the kind words! I'll certainly keep sending Mark chunks to post. Here are some quick answers to Robert's questions.
The Hittite word for 'wheel' is ḫūrkis, and it resembles Tocharian A wärkänt and Tocharian B yerkwantai (oblique case; the nominative is not attested) enough to make us want to derive them from the same inherited root. The obvious choice is the ancestor of Vedic Sanskrit vr̥j- 'twist' (aorist 3sg. injunctive várk, subjunctive várjati, etc.), and it's straightforward to reconstruct a PIE root *h2werg- 'turn'. (There are probably other cognates too—Latin vergere 'to bend, to incline' looks like it ought to fit—but I haven't got all the relevant references here at home.) But when you investigate these 'wheel'-words in detail, the results are dismaying: even the Tocharian words can't reflect exactly the same preform, and the Hittite word is obviously an independent derivative. Here's what I mean about the Tocharian forms. From the fact that an initial *w- has been palatalized to y- in TB we can infer that the following e must reflect pre-Tocharian long *ē. But TA ä can't reflect *ē; the closest sound that it could reflect is short *e. Moreover, if the preform had a second *w after the *k, as the TB form clearly does, then the second TA ä should have been rounded to u; but clearly that has not happened. For those reasons we can't even reconstruct a Proto-Tocharian form for 'wheel'; we can't say exactly what Tocharian word replaced the inherited word when the latter's meaning was shifted to 'wagon'.
So though the Hittite and Tocharian words are probably derived from the same PIE root, it seems clear that they were derived independently—and that obviously offers no support at all for a PIE word for 'wheel'. In the current state of our knowledge, the most we can say is that the common ancestor of the non-Anatolian branches had a word for wheel (which of course could have been invented not long before the pre-Tocharians took off for the Altai).
As for cases of *e becoming i in Greek: there are few, and most of them are confined to single dialects and are obviously very late developments. (For discussion of individual cases see e.g. Carl Buck's book The Greek dialects, U. of Chicago Press 1955.) But now that you mention it, there's an odd word that shows an unexpected vacillation between e and i. In Homeric Greek it's δέπας /dépas/, and it refers to some kind of drinking vessel. The same word apparently shows up on the Linear B tablets, roughly half a millennium earlier, but there it's spelled di-pa (the syllabary doesn't allow for the spelling of most syllable-final consonants). Since there is no good IE etymology for such a word, the best guess is that it was borrowed from some non-IE language which had a different vowel system. It wouldn't be that surprising if 'horse' were somehow implicated in all this. But of course we need more evidence (a lot more!).
On the domestication of horses the leading authority is David Anthony, who has been working on that and related problems for almost thirty years. (He finished his dissertation in our Dept. of Anthropology in 1985.) He says a good deal about it in The horse, the wheel, and language (Princeton U. Press, 2007), which is a good read; I found the hard-core archaeological chapters in part two especially interesting and informative.
I write Latin equos for a specific reason. The standard form certainly is equus, but I think that actually first appears in inscriptions in the 1st century CE. What happened was approximately this. (Some of the dates may be a bit off; again, I don't have all the relevant references to hand right now.) Short o in most final syllables became u sometime late in the 3rd century BCE, I think—the spellings with o in the Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus, datable to 186, are deliberate archaisms—but the change was inhibited by a preceding u or v (spelled the same, of course; but I mean a preceding high back round vocalic, whether syllabic or not). Cicero still pronounced equos, servos, mortuos, etc., and wrote those forms with an o. During the Augustan period, I think, a further change of vo to u occurred, and we start seeing ecus in inscriptions. Finally the following generation (more or less) regularized the paradigms—this was an "analogical" change, not a regular sound change—and produced equus. Of course isolated words, and paradigms that didn't have a relevant alternation in them, weren't "restored"; thus secundus wasn't changed because it was no longer felt to be part of the paradigm of sequor. This is all spelled out in Ferdinand Sommer's Handbuch der lateinischen Laut- und Formenlehre (I don't have the page refs. to hand). Which form you prefer to use is basically a matter of taste; I use the older one in an attempt to be chronologically consistent, since most of our Classical Latin grammar is Ciceronian.
I hear that /makʷi/ is attested in Ogham inscriptions, if we assume that the Ogham letter that corresponds to Q stood for /kʷ/.
What about German würgen "strangle"? No idea where the vowel comes from, though.
Professor Ringe: thank you very much for taking the time to reply. There is a core assumption in your posts: namely that the proto-Indo-European form in fact had the meaning "horse". But let us imagine that the original meaning was less definite, perhaps "large quadruped" or the like (the meaning "donkey" of the Armenian reflex is worthy of notice in this context). If we imagine a spread of Proto-Indo-European that took place before the domestication of the horse, it is more than plausible that the subsequent spread of domestic horses would lead to the inherited Indo-European word (*whatever its phonological form had in the meantime become in various Indo-European-speaking communities*) everywhere undergoing a process of semantic narrowing and becoming the word for "horse".
The donkey-drawn Sumerian war chariots come to mind… and Armenian is a fairly early-branching subgroup… so I wouldn't be too surprised if the original meaning was in fact "donkey". But still, when no meanings other than "donkey" or "horse" are attested, and "donkey" is that much limited to Armenian that even the attested Anatolian reflexes (Anatolian being the sister-group to all the rest together, and the Anatolian languages having been spoken in regious where various donkeys occur in the wild) all mean "horse"*, this does seem less likely than the alternative.
* How securely is this actually known, though? Any philologists of Anatolian languages out there…?
David: I would agree with your point if the only possible assumption was that all branches of Indo-European other than Armenian had shifted the meaning from "donkey/large quadruped" to "horse" independently of one another: but a contact explanation is possible, whereby this semantic innovation began in one branch of Indo-European and thence spread to other branches (perhaps with the spread of domesticated horses), without different reflexes of *EQUOS being actually borrowed from one branch to the next of course. It was Leonard Bloomfield who pointed out that a careless linguist might reconstruct a proto-Algonquian word for "whiskey", which in all Algonquian languages is a compound of the words "fire" and "water", each of which is inherited from proto-Algonquian: the innovation, whereby the two words are compounded with the meaning "whiskey", is of course a post-proto-Algonquian innovation, which involved a spread of new meanings rather than new forms: and unfortunately, in comparative and historical linguistics, whereas the regularity of sound change allows us to weed out inherited from borrowed *forms*, there is no way to weed out inherited from borrowed *meaning*.
Concerning the Greek e/i problem, I had completely forgotten that Steven R. Fischer, in his deciphering of the Phaistos Disk, finds what he calls Minoan Greek to have differed from Mycenaean Greek by not only an a/o but also an e/i flip-flop (for a very well understood vowel flip-flop, see here). However, why anyone in their right mind would import their word for "horse" from Crete is beyond me.
a contact explanation is possible, whereby this semantic innovation began in one branch of Indo-European and thence spread to other branches (perhaps with the spread of domesticated horses), without different reflexes of *EQUOS being actually borrowed from one branch to the next of course.
Does anyone know what the Armenian word for "horse" is? The Armenian Wikipedia doesn't have an article on "horse", so I can't find that out easily.
The Armenian word for 'horse' is ձի /dzi/, gen. ձիոյ /dzioy/; Meillet says it's related to Sanskrit hayaḥ.
I-umlaut: the word is cognate with OE wyrgan 'to strangle' and must reflect PGmc. *wurgjan.
The Hittite word for 'wheel' is ḫūrkis, and it resembles Tocharian A wärkänt and Tocharian B yerkwantai (oblique case; the nominative is not attested) enough to make us want to derive them from the same inherited root. The obvious choice is the ancestor of Vedic Sanskrit vr̥j- 'twist' (aorist 3sg. injunctive várk, subjunctive várjati, etc.), and it's straightforward to reconstruct a PIE root *h2werg- 'turn'.
It seems that there is something wrong with the PIE root *h2werg-. Following this root in Slavic languages we are getting the prefixed forms of the verb vrteti (Russ. за-вертеть; Cz. z-vrat 'turnaround'; Serb. za-vrteti 'rotate', 'spin'); OSl врьтѣти from the PIE root *werg-/*wert-. Paul S. Соhеп (Nostratic Centennial Conference: the Pecs Papers. Pecs, 2004. Pp. 51-62.) compared English quirk and Hittite ḫūrki- 'wheel'. I believe (maybe wrong) that Hitt. ḫūrkis is related to Greek κρίκος (ring), Latin circus, Germanic h/ring- and Slavic krug (circle; Russ. круг, Cz, kruh; hence 'car'; all from PIE *kirk-. On the other hand, English quirk might be in relation with Latin converto, Russ. оборот (turn; from *habar-ot), Serb. kovrt (turn), kovrča (curl) and zvrk (whirligig). Can we talk here about the root *h2werg- or about the H- prefixed PIE root *werg-; i.e. in this specific case*h2-werg-?
Oh, so it's yet another fossilized causative, and the non-causative version is extinct because it meant just about the same thing. (How do you "cause [something] to be twisted"? You just take it and "twist" it.) I see.
compared English quirk and Hittite ḫūrki- 'wheel'.
How does that work? Does the Hittite ḫ ever correspond to a PIE plosive or in fact anything other than PIE *h2?
I think, at this place it may be interesting to mention the Serbian syntagm zavrnuti vrat (to wring the neck, strangle). Again, there is in question the Slavic verb *vert-et (or *ver(g)n-ut) in its za- prefixed form; even the Serbian noun vrat (neck) comes from the same root. In addition, the Serbian verb brinuti (worry) is obviously connected to the verbs obrtati, vrteti (turn, twist) in the same way as OE wyrgan is related to English worry; hence also the relation between za-brinuti se (to get worried) and za-vrnuti (to twist, to suppress, turn off).
But let us imagine that the original meaning was less definite, perhaps "large quadruped" or the like (the meaning "donkey" of the Armenian reflex is worthy of notice in this context).
Or might it be more definite?
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We finally got the vehicle from the donated money, a second hand RAV4 ,1999 Edition.
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eA month after the death of a British backpacker in New Zealand, a court has convicted a man of murder. The jury in Auckland concluded on Friday that the 27-year-old New Zealander intentionally killed 21-year-old Briton Grace Millane in December 2018. The accused himself had stated during the trial that she had accidentally strangled the young woman during sex.
Millane disappeared in Auckland the night before her 22nd birthday. She had arrived in New Zealand only a few days earlier – the young woman wanted to travel around the world for a year after she graduated. Her body was found after a week in a suburb of Auckland.
The 27-year-old defendant pleaded not guilty in the process. Although he acknowledged that the young Briton had died in his apartment. His attorneys, however, stated that Millane had asked the man to choke her in amicable sex. After her death, the New Zealander panicked and disposed of her body.
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Millane's parents cried when the verdict was read. He would not make the pain of the family more bearable, Millane's father David said. The punishment is to be announced in February. The New Zealander faces at least ten years imprisonment, but the judge can also impose a life sentence.
The death of the young backpacker had severely shaken New Zealand, which is actually considered a safe travel destination. There were vigils throughout the country for Millane and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern apologized to the family.
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I have many, many thoughts about how far we've come since we took this leap. Of faith, and so much else. It was not just the start of life in a new city, but the start of a committment to tuning into myself and cutting out the external clutter and noise. So, it makes me extremely happy today, standing where I am, to look back at things I wrote 365+ days ago, and see I was already on this journey. And that I've steadfastly stayed focused and committed to it. And that I'm all the better for it.
It's truly gratifying to see how one year ago I was talking about all of the same things. Back then I was eager and yearning for change — my voice was filled with trepidation, yet it was hopeful. Today, I feel a confidence and conviction, even as I am still talking about the same things. I can see the journey Ive made so far, and I know which way I am longing to go, in the coming future.
I've been thinking a lot about this journey. Of the place mindfullness and self-care or self-improvement or growth or authenticity (to me, they're all different words for the same thing) has come to occupy in my life, and what an incredible value it has added to my daily life. Tomorrow, maybe I'll do a look back. But today, at the exact moment that I realised it was the anniversary of moving here, I was in this sunkissed office, and something about the way the golden light streamed in and set everything aglow, gave me a moment to ponder. And all I wanted to do was to give thanks for every little thing that went into pushing me to do this. And all that continues to hold me up, helps me keep going and make all this movement continually possible. And no, I'm not talking only about moving cities. But you already know that.
To me, moving to Bangalore has been something of an inflection point in life. But it is also a symbol of possibility. A reference point of what happens when I suspend thought. A memory of the ultimate move of self-serving love. A prototype of the kind of agility I want for the rest of my life.
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