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Wout van Aert found his feet on home turf Wednesday, taking his first victory of the cyclocross season on his local Herentals circuit.
It took an untimely puncture from world champion Mathieu van der Poel to make the difference between Van Aert and his long-time rival in a close duel through the sloppy mud Wednesday, but the Belgian was ruthless in executing the win.
"I was given half a minute as a gift and then kept in control from then," Van Aert said. "It was important not to make any more mistakes. It is of course nicer when there is a battle, but this is part of it."
Van Aert admitted he didn't immediately realize van der Poel had punctured as he stormed away. Nonetheless, the victory puts a cap on a short season of five races that has seen the Jumbo-Visma star improving with every performance while having to contend with van der Poel firing on full cylinders and young contender Tom Pidcock's relentlessly aggressive tactics.
For Van Aert, a win's a win, and a timely confidence boost ahead of a series of festive 'crosses in the next week, all with a long view to the world championships January 31. His victory in Herentals was his first cyclocross win since February.
"It's certainly good to get a win – it's been a while," Van Aert said. "I feel that I can get a lot better. I love to race and I also feel that the 'cross feeling is coming back more and more."
Van Aert explained that he felt nervous riding on a circuit that was just kilometers from his home. Those pre-race anxieties likely were not eased by a muddy wipeout in the recon ahead of the race.
"I really wanted to win here and was nervous before the start. I even lost my glasses and numbers after the reconnaissance," Van Aert said. "Why did I start the cross with nerves? It is hard to explain."
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Van Aert's victory in Herentals now leaves cyclocross' "big three" each with a victory to their name after Pidcock won in Gavere and van der Poel landed a season hat trick with his ride in Essen this week.
As the yo-yo battle between van der Poel and Van Aert before the Dutchman's puncture proved Wednesday, there's little between the two long-time rivals, and Pidcock is not far behind. Though the trio's schedules keep changing, they're likely to come head to head again before they know it, with Superprestige Zolder and the World Cup Dendermonde looming this weekend, December 26 and 27.
"Mathieu races almost everything and I will see him everywhere," Van Aert said. "And then we also have Tom Pidcock. I don't think the differences between us will change immediately. We are not far apart in terms of level."
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For Koreans, Soccer Is a Family Affair
By Lynn Doan
The spicy scent of kimchi and rice cakes mingled with that of nachos and popcorn near the entrance of Staples Center on Sunday, where about 20,000 mostly South Korean soccer fans gleefully watched a televised World Cup match even though their team only tied France, 1-1.
The crowd chanted "Daehan Minguk," -- the formal name for South Korea -- to a distinct rhythm of drumbeats. After the game, drivers honked their horns to the same beat -- four short honks, one long one.
"They have so much spirit for this team," said usher Robin Harris.
To the dismay of some fans, they had to leave food from the outside at the entrances. Still, they brought with them a cultural subtitle different from that of the usual sporting events and music concerts. Korean pop music, known as "K-pop," drifted through the loudspeakers, and many attendees brought their children with them, hoping to involve them more in Korean culture.
"This is about carrying on Korean traditions, connecting my children with their Korean identity, and soccer does that," said Keith Yang, 39, who brought his daughter Jennifer, 6, and son Christopher, 2. "Right now, my daughter considers herself more American, and I don't want her to lose that Korean part of her."
Other parents echoed similar hopes as they dressed their children in bright red shirts, one of the team's colors, some labeled "Reds Go Together" and "Korea Cool."
"I want my son to have experienced all things Korean, and everything about Korean soccer is unique," said John Chung, 39, bouncing his 4-year-old son, Anthony, to the beat of a Korean cheer. "See, even the cheering itself is unique."
Korean media and nonprofit groups contributed more than $20,000 in donations to host the free viewing, organizer Jay Won said.
Fans who didn't nab one of the 20,000 tickets joined a smaller gathering hosted by a local radio station at Wilshire Park.
Like most of the chants, the game was televised at Staples Center in Korean.
But not everyone was cheering to the tune of the Korean fight songs.
Tsuyoshi Yamasaki, 27, and his wife, Mariko Yamasaki, 29, erupted in a short-lived round of applause when France scored its only goal.
The rest of the crowd was mostly silent.
"I'm Japanese, but I lived in France, so I guess I felt like I had to represent" French fans, said Tsuyoshi Yamasaki, who had been invited by some fans of Korean soccer.
When Korea tied the game late in the match, the crowd was on its feet celebrating for at least five minutes. Fans lifted a large South Korean flag over their heads and passed it around the arena.
"I literally feel the culture being passed down to us," said Jennifer Yi, 23, a UCLA student who was visiting South Korea during the World Cup in 2002. "My parents were pretty shocked when I got into Korean soccer, but I know this is part of our culture."
Won said another viewing at Olympic Boulevard and Normandie Avenue has been scheduled for the soccer team's third game Friday.
Southern California is home to one the world's largest Korean communities outside of North Korea and South Korea.
"When Korea went up to the quarter finals in 2002, it gave Koreans here in the U.S. a sense of pride. It brought families together," Won said.
"In so many ways, it was great."

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The United Nations has said a substantial progress remains urgently needed in three key areas including addressing the root causes of the Rohingya crisis and a clear pathway to citizenship for Rohingyas who are eligible.
Two other areas covered by the Memorandum of Understanding are granting effective access in Rakhine State and ensuring freedom of movement for all communities.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) say they stand ready to commence assessment activities in 23 villages following the signing of MoU by the two agencies and the government of Myanmar three months ago.
"These assessments would be a first step only, with the expectations that access will be expanded to allow for the large scale comprehensive assessments that continue to be needed," Stephane Dujarric, Spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, told reporters in a regular briefing at the UN headquarters.
The assessment in the initial list of villages is part of a broader work plan that has been under discussion with the authorities in Myanmar since July, he said.
By commencing with needs assessments to identify and implement quick-impact projects, UNHCR and UNDP hope to jump start confidence building measures aimed at rebuilding trust and social cohesions with those communities that remain in Rakhine State, said Dujarric.
Responding to a question, the Spokesman said the first steps is creation of confidence-building measures for the Rohingya populations that remain in Rakhine State, to ensure full access to the relevant UN agencies.
"At the end of the day, it'll be those Rohingya refugees that will have to make the determination, free from pressure, to go back, voluntarily, in dignity," he said.
The UN Spokesman also said he is not saying there is no resolution in the near future. "We're working towards a resolution."
On Thursday, the International Criminal Court's (ICC) came up with a ruling that it has jurisdiction over Myanmar's deportation of the Rohingya population to Bangladesh, a crime against humanity.
Amnesty International has said the ICC decision is a significant step in the right direction which opens up a clear avenue of justice for the Rohingya who were driven out of their homes, often as soldiers opened fire on them and burned down their villages.
However, Myanmar on Friday rejected the ruling by the International Criminal Court that empowered the tribunal to probe alleged crimes against the Rohingya though Myanmar is not a member of it.


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This project aims to develop three nature-inspired design (NID) solutions that enhance coastal resilience by using innovative biostabilization methods. The three concepts that will be tested are based on naturally occurring processes using tube-building polychaete worms, marine flora or bivalves, each with specific enhancement methods to create a natural reef (biogenic reef). The purpose of the reef is to induce natural accretion of sand and reinforce the foreshore against coastal erosion thus adding to coastal protection.
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Conquest At 100
Published on March 21, 2017 March 20, 2017 in Culture/History by Ron Capshaw
Asked before his death about his proudest achievement, liberal actor Paul Newman stated, "making Nixon's enemies' list." And that is a view shared by many 70s-era liberals (their counterparts today are probably hoping that Trump keeps such a list and that they will soon be on it). But to my mind, the more dangerous list, given their penchant for overseas' liquidations, at least during the 30s and 40s, would be that compiled by the Soviet Union.
And the person who made the top of the list, a title he held from 1968 to 1989, from the Brezhnev era to the collapse of the Soviet Union, was not a Trotskyite, or a KGB defector but a British historian/poet.
Robert Conquest, born 100 years ago, made the title of "anti-Sovietchik No. 1" on the strength of one book, The Great Terror (1968), which settled once and for all with impeccable research that Stalin's Purge Trials were rigged by the dictator in order to murder off his opposition, along with their families. The title was bestowed upon him by no less than Soviet premiere Leonid Brezhnev, who was a hard-line replacement for the ruler who, from the Soviet side, outed Stalin in terms similar to Conquest's, Nikita Kruschev in his 1956 "Secret Speech." Without knowing it at the time, Conquest was provided validity by none other than the KGB who considered his book truthful enough to warrant using as a source guide to see what Stalin had been up to.
In a roundabout way in the West, Conquest's conclusions were also validated by the behavior of the more violent branches of the anti-Vietnam protesters, the Black Panthers and the Weatherman, who, searching for an appropriate figure to represent their homicidal actions, settled on Stalin, (Mao was also popular as representative figure).
But at the same time The Great Terror was published in a not-so propitious year for Conquest's particular group, the liberal anti-Communists, or as Conquest liked to call it, the "premature anti-Stalinist:, for they were blamed by both peace-nicks and Vietcong cheerleaders for the Vietnam War (oddly, the William F. Buckley crowd was omitted).
Conquest didn't care about what was fashionable. Save for a brief stint as an "open" member of the British Communist Party while at 1937 Oxford as did many of his contemporaries–a membership viewed tolerantly by the British establishment as youthful folly, Conquest bucked the tide. Even though leftists in the West accepted Kruschev's accusations against Stalin, the victim count was contained around only Party members. Conquest widened its scope, to include a total of 20 million due not only to the Purge Trials but also to Stalin's imposed famine in the countryside.
Like Orwell, whose anticommunism came from what he witnessed during the Stalinist heresy hunts in Spain, Conquest too was disillusioned when he witnessed, while a member of the British Foreign Office in 1944, the brutal Soviet takeover of Bulgaria. Henceforth, he knew the enemy and brought to bear the techniques of historian and the mocking irony of a poet.
But Conquest's banishment by the Left was dully noted by him, evidenced by his proposed amendment to the title of The Great Terror when the Soviet archives validated him in 1991: "I Told You So You Fucking Fools."
Even as an ex-communist, Conquest bucked fashion. Rather than the usual lurch from the far Left to the far Right, a road taken by many of his contemporaries, Kingsley Amis among them, his politics remained social democratic in outlook. As Amis praised the American effort in Vietnam, Conquest turned against it early on. As the born-again Tory Amis attacked welfare spongers, Conquest believed that the government had a responsibility to help the poor. While Amis thundered about his new-found Catholicism, Conquest remained an agnostic. Asked which was worse, the Holocaust or Stalinism, Conquest didn't take the fashionable view on the Right of equating them. Despite Stalin's much-higher body counts, Conquest saw the Holocaust as worse. When asked what he based this on, he replied, "I feel it in my gut."
These days Ronald Reagan is praised for alone predicting the Soviet collapse. But this minority of one status was shared by Conquest. While others such as liberal anticommunist Arthur Schlesinger Jr. saw a bustling economy, Reagan and Conquest saw the regime's only hope was to democratize or perish (It did both). This too came from his gut, an assertion common to conservatives and derided by liberals.
And what a gut it was. He knew–felt– what he saw in Bulgaria was typical of what happened in Russia. Orwell had his own gut-check, and it was over the Purge Trials. He stated he knew they were a monstrosity because he "felt it" in their literature. Conquest knew early on as well and had to face the same kind of leftist hatreds in the 60s and 70s that Orwell did in the thirties (some of whom were old enough to attack both).
As academic history remains dominated by vengeful Marxists who never got over seeing McDonald's in Red Square and workers–not CIA plants–pulling down statues of Lenin, Conquest, in death as in life, provides the example of what historians should do: to follow where the evidence leads no matter how unwelcome or unfashionable it is.
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Ron Capshaw is a Senior Contributor to The Liberty Conservative from Midlothian, Va. His work has appeared in National Review, The Weekly Standard, and the American Spectator.
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When you were learning how to drive, someone might have told you about the famed green wave. This mythical condition is when you hit several green lights in a row as you drive down a street. To make life easier, Audi has just announced that it's ready to release new vehicle-to-infrastructure technology that tells you the speed you need to catch the next green wave.
The formal name of the V2I tech is Green Light Optimized Speed Advisory, and it's a first in the industry. The technology in select 2017 or newer models in equipped cities will gather information from nearby traffic signals and give you a speed recommendation that will help you move through green lights without stopping, if possible. GLOSA takes into consideration the speed limit in the area, distance to the stop light, and signal timing plans to calculate the optimal speed to display.
You may recall that select Audi vehicles can already communicate with stoplights using Traffic Light Information in 13 major metro areas. The brand launched it in 2016 in partnership with Traffic Technology Services, and it allows properly equipped vehicles speak to more than 4,700 intersections nationwide. Drivers in the advanced vehicles can see on their information displays how long there is until the light turns green so they're ready to go.
Self-driving cars might not be here yet, but we're all for our cars telling us how to hang 10 on the perfect green wave.


Opponents say if president steals vote in upcoming poll, they will rise up like Egypt.
While uprisings are sweeping the Middle East, many leaders in Africa still have a firm grip on power.
This week, Yoweri Museveni, who has been in power for 25 years, is contesting the latest presidential election.
His opponents say if he steals the vote, they will rise up like the protesters in Egypt.


Paul Ryan (RNC speech): And I hope you understand this too, if you're feeling left out or passed by, you have not failed, your leaders have failed you.
The above was part of Jon Stewart's fact-checking of Paul Ryan's Republican National Convention speech. No offense to Jon Stewart and the Daily Show writers, but if a vice presidential candidate is being fact-checked (accurately and humorously) by a Comedy Central show, it's a sad day in America.
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Jon Stewart: Yeah, except that plant announced in June of 2008 that it would be stopping production. Hold on a second… Siri, who was president in June 2008? — "George Bush" — Thank you Siri, you're the best.


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package etcd

import (
	"fmt"

	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/errors"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/rest"
	metav1 "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/core/controller"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/core/controller/etcd"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/generic"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/runtime"

	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/extensions"

	extvalidation "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/extensions/validation"
)

// Container includes dummy storage for RC pods and experimental storage for Scale.
type ContainerStorage struct {
	ReplicationController *RcREST
	Scale                 *ScaleREST
}

func NewStorage(opts generic.RESTOptions) ContainerStorage {
	// scale does not set status, only updates spec so we ignore the status
	controllerREST, _ := etcd.NewREST(opts)
	rcRegistry := controller.NewRegistry(controllerREST)

	return ContainerStorage{
		ReplicationController: &RcREST{},
		Scale: &ScaleREST{registry: &rcRegistry},
	}
}

type ScaleREST struct {
	registry *controller.Registry
}

// ScaleREST implements Patcher
var _ = rest.Patcher(&ScaleREST{})

// New creates a new Scale object
func (r *ScaleREST) New() runtime.Object {
	return &extensions.Scale{}
}

func (r *ScaleREST) Get(ctx api.Context, name string) (runtime.Object, error) {
	rc, err := (*r.registry).GetController(ctx, name)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, errors.NewNotFound(extensions.Resource("replicationcontrollers/scale"), name)
	}
	return scaleFromRC(rc), nil
}

func (r *ScaleREST) Update(ctx api.Context, name string, objInfo rest.UpdatedObjectInfo) (runtime.Object, bool, error) {
	rc, err := (*r.registry).GetController(ctx, name)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, false, errors.NewNotFound(extensions.Resource("replicationcontrollers/scale"), name)
	}
	oldScale := scaleFromRC(rc)

	obj, err := objInfo.UpdatedObject(ctx, oldScale)

	if obj == nil {
		return nil, false, errors.NewBadRequest(fmt.Sprintf("nil update passed to Scale"))
	}
	scale, ok := obj.(*extensions.Scale)
	if !ok {
		return nil, false, errors.NewBadRequest(fmt.Sprintf("wrong object passed to Scale update: %v", obj))
	}

	if errs := extvalidation.ValidateScale(scale); len(errs) > 0 {
		return nil, false, errors.NewInvalid(extensions.Kind("Scale"), scale.Name, errs)
	}

	rc.Spec.Replicas = scale.Spec.Replicas
	rc.ResourceVersion = scale.ResourceVersion
	rc, err = (*r.registry).UpdateController(ctx, rc)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, false, errors.NewConflict(extensions.Resource("replicationcontrollers/scale"), scale.Name, err)
	}
	return scaleFromRC(rc), false, nil
}

// scaleFromRC returns a scale subresource for a replication controller.
func scaleFromRC(rc *api.ReplicationController) *extensions.Scale {
	return &extensions.Scale{
		ObjectMeta: api.ObjectMeta{
			Name:              rc.Name,
			Namespace:         rc.Namespace,
			UID:               rc.UID,
			ResourceVersion:   rc.ResourceVersion,
			CreationTimestamp: rc.CreationTimestamp,
		},
		Spec: extensions.ScaleSpec{
			Replicas: rc.Spec.Replicas,
		},
		Status: extensions.ScaleStatus{
			Replicas: rc.Status.Replicas,
			Selector: &metav1.LabelSelector{
				MatchLabels: rc.Spec.Selector,
			},
		},
	}
}

// Dummy implementation
type RcREST struct{}

func (r *RcREST) New() runtime.Object {
	return &extensions.ReplicationControllerDummy{}
}

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Women Say No to War Rally!
This weekend marks the 8th Anniversary of the American invasion of Iraq. Rally with CODEPINK to Bring Our War $$ Home and end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
WHAT: Women Say No to War Rally
WHEN: Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 11:00 AM
WHERE: Lafeyette Park (In front of the White House)
Join with CODEPINK for a "Women Say no to War" Rally. The event will feature CODEPINK founders, Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans, Terry O' Neil from the National Organization for Women, Palestinian peace activist Dina Kennedy, Linda Leaks from Empower DC, visionary activist Caroline Casey and others! There will be live music from DC's all women acapella group, Songrise. United, we will bring forth a message of peace. Please wear your pink!
At noon CODEPINK will join with Veterans for Peace and others for a rally in Lafayette Park followed by a march on the White House.
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Q: Stemming Words in MySQL Stemming Words in MySQL
For e.g. the user might search for "testing", "tested" or "tests". All these words are related to each other because the base word "test" is common in all of them.
Is there a way to get such result or function?

A: MySQL Full-Text Search
Historically, full-text searches were supported in MyISAM engines. After version 5.6, MySQL also supported full-text searches in InnoDB storage engines. This has been great news, since it enables developers to benefit from InnoDB's referential integrity, ability to perform transactions, and row level locks.
There are basically two approaches to full-text searches in MySQL: natural language and boolean mode. (A third option augments the natural language search with a second expansion query.)
The main difference between the natural and boolean modes is that the boolean allows certain operators as part of the search. For instance, boolean operators can be used if a word has greater relevance than others in the query or if a specific word should be present in the results, etc. It's worth noticing that in both cases, results can be sorted by the relevance computed by MySQL during the search.
The best fit for our problem was to use InnoDb full-text searches in boolean mode. Why?

*

*We had little time to implement the search function.

*At this point, we had no big data to crunch nor a massive load to require something like Elasticsearch or Sphinx.

*We used shared hosting that doesn't support Elasticsearch or Sphinx and the hardware was pretty limited at this stage.

*While we wanted word stemming in our search function, it wasn't a deal breaker: we could implement it (within constraints) by way of some simple PHP coding and data denormalization

*Full-text searches in boolean mode can search words with wildcards (for the word stemming) and sort the results based on relevance.

In the Normalized Vertabelo Model
Let's see how a simple search would work. We'll create a sample table first:
CREATE TABLE artists (
         id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, name varchar(255) NOT NULL,bio text NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT artists_pk PRIMARY KEY (id)
                    )ENGINE InnoDB;
CREATE  FULLTEXT INDEX artists_idx_1 ON artists (name);

In natural language mode
You can insert some sample data and start testing. (It would be good to add it to your sample dataset.) For instance, we'll try searching for Michael Jackson:
SELECT
    *
FROM
    artists
WHERE
    MATCH (artists.name) AGAINST ('Michael Jackson' IN NATURAL LANGUAGE MODE)

This query will find records that match the search terms and will sort matching records by relevance; the better the match, the more relevant it is and the higher the result will appear in the list.
In boolean mode
We can perform the same search in boolean mode. If we don't apply any operators to our query, the only difference will be that results are not sorted by relevance:
SELECT
    *
FROM
    artists
WHERE
    MATCH (artists.name) AGAINST ('Michael Jackson' IN BOOLEAN MODE)

The wildcard operator in boolean mode
Since we want to search stemmed and partial words, we will need the wildcard operator (*). This operator can be used in boolean mode searches, which is why we chose that mode.
So, let's unleash the power of boolean search and try searching for part of the artist's name. We'll use the wildcard operator to match any artist whose name starts with 'Mich':
SELECT
    *
FROM
    artists
WHERE
    MATCH (name) AGAINST ('Mich*' IN BOOLEAN MODE)

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A Smack Upside the Head
NHL and NFL concussions get the ink. But your head is on the line, too
by Laura Beil Published: Jan 25, 2012
MATT MASTRANTUONO REMEMBERS A LOT ABOUT THAT SUNDAY LAST APRIL, BUT NOT THE CRASH. One minute he was guarding his man during an Ultimate Frisbee tournament in Walla Walla, Washington, the disc sailing in his direction. The next thing he knew he was splayed on his back, trying to figure out why that strange guy was standing over him. Turns out, that guy was one of his best friends. "I didn't even know why I was on the ground," says Mastrantuono.
The seconds that escape his memory have since come to define his life. Mastrantuono's head had rammed into the shoulder of an opposing team member. The 25-year-old filmmaker from Portland was knocked cold when his brain rocked from one side of his skull to the other. He sustained a brain injury of the least severe and most common kind: a concussion.
Most of the concern about traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs, used to focus on the obvious, most severe scenarios: skull fractures, hemorrhages, patients wheeled comatose into emergency rooms. The worry is widening now, amid undeniable evidence that there's nothing mild about a "mild" TBI. Organized sports leagues and the military, from peewee to pro and raw recruit to top brass, have been publicly soul searching as they try to figure out how many concussions one brain can bear, how far apart these injuries can safely happen, and how to improve diagnosis and care for the wounded. Studies suggest that even a single impact to the head may light a fuse to dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
But one fact is often lost as we fret over the brains of veterans, pro athletes, and wannabe pros. The vast majority of concussion victims are ordinary citizens—weekend warriors, aging gym rats. That is, you. For every concussion victim meticulously counted and monitored on youth and pro teams, many more people are sustaining concussions as they go about their daily lives. Perhaps millions are living the consequences of blows to the head. The science suggests that even concussions that go unnoticed can cause mental impairment.
"You don't have to be tackled by a 350-pound lineman to injure your brain," says Brent Masel, M.D., medical director of the Brain Injury Association of America. You just have to be on a ski slope and lose your balance on an unexpected veneer of ice. Or have a few too many and then let testosterone get the better of your common sense. ("Hey, man, watch this...") Or be rear-ended by some texting maniac on your drive to work tomorrow. "It happens to a huge percentage of us in our day-to-day lives," Dr. Masel says.
Think this couldn't be you? The American Association of Neurological Surgeons reports that more sports-related head injuries in 2009 occurred on bicycles than on football, baseball, and softball fields combined, and sports-related TBI numbers are rising. According to the CDC, emergency room visits for traumatic brain injuries rose by almost 15 percent between 2002 and 2006.
This is an issue that particularly affects men. "The number one genetic risk factor for traumatic brain injury is having a Y chromosome," says Douglas Smith, M.D., director of the center for brain injury and repair at the University of Pennsylvania. About 59 percent of TBIs occur in men and boys. Among adult participants in sports and recreation, men account for 70 percent of TBIs, according to the CDC. Men are bigger risk takers than women, so they suffer accordingly.
But experts acknowledge that we don't know the true scope of the TBI epidemic. The CDC's tally of annual TBIs treated in ERs or admitted to hospitals is about 1.7 million, but almost no one believes this figure accounts for all of them. "There's a vast undercounting of the concussions in the general population," says Julie Gilchrist, M.D., of the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control.
An organized sports league may document every head bump, but if you crash on your bike tomorrow, the only folks who know will be the ones you tell—i.e., probably nobody. Nor does concussion damage show up on any kind of imaging test. Concussions are among the few major injuries that are largely invisible, and the sufferers themselves must be relied on to catalog symptoms—some of which may not appear until the collision is old news. And by then, a complete recovery may not be possible.
Dr. Masel describes a recent case in point, a buddy beaned by a soccer ball while playing in a weekend rec league. The friend "had his bell rung" for a few minutes but then caught his breath and finished the game, believing the common myth that if he wasn't knocked unconscious, he couldn't have had a concussion. "Then a couple of months later he started feeling tired," Dr. Masel says. "It wasn't just, 'I'm a little tired.' He was thinking about selling his business—that's how tired he was."
Only when Dr. Masel asked him about any recent head trauma did the man recall the fateful play. Dr. Masel traced the man's symptoms to a growth hormone deficiency that had been triggered by the trauma to his pituitary gland. Treating the deficiency helped him recover completely, but who knows how many other men are walking around with unexplained fatigue, headaches, or mental fogginess and not connecting their symptoms to an incident that occurred some time ago?
"Most of the nonathlete population just doesn't make it to the doctor," says Summer Ott, Psy.D., codirector of the Methodist Concussion Center in Houston. These injuries may actually be worse in some aspects than the ones seen among the pros. Athletes risk concussion week after week. But with regular guys, injuries tend to occur when they're not braced for impact. Plus, they don't have the neck muscles of a Hereford bull. (There is a widespread theory that neck strength might lessen the g-forces inside the brain.)
Unlike a pro athlete's head injury, your own concussion isn't likely to happen in front of a crew of trained professionals who can put you through a concussion protocol, whisk you to immediate medical attention as needed, and enforce a Sidney Crosby-type vacation until you're healed. "You have to take on that responsibility yourself," says the CDC's Dr. Gilchrist. "That means the education and actions we're proposing for the school sports fields and in pro sports are even more important for the general population."
But will we actually pay attention?
The first thing Mastrantuono said after his buddies had walked him off the playing field was, "I don't think I have a concussion." Luckily, somebody fetched a trainer, who told him otherwise. The trainer did not insist that Mastrantuono stay sidelined but warned him that it's the second jolt that can kill a person or permanently scar the brain. That was enough to convince Mastrantuono he was done for the day. That night, when he called the nurse on his health plan, she advised him to go to an ER. So he did what many guys in his situation would do. He conducted a brief self-diagnosis and went home. The next morning, when he could not fully open his drooping eyelids, his girlfriend insisted that he see a doctor.
MASTRANTUONO DID SEE A DOCTOR, BUT IT was only after a couple of weeks had passed that the real symptoms began to reveal themselves. The slightest movement would give him spasms of nausea; he suffered from vertigo and severe headaches. "There were days when I was walking to or from work that I would have to steady myself on a building," he says.
This was Mastrantuono's first diagnosed concussion. (He suspects he may have had a couple in his teens but says he never sought medical attention for them.) Which brings us to the most sobering finding from recent medical science: One concussion—just one—may permanently change your brain. "To call it a mild TBI is really an oxymoron because it's a serious injury," says Dr. Smith.
Your brain is a 3-pound mass, about the consistency of tofu, floating freely but snugly inside your skull. The familiar gray folds are connected by networks of white matter—nerve cells with long, spindly tendrils called axons that relay signals from cell to cell in milliseconds. The connections among axons account for every function of your brain, including memory, concentration, movement, emotion, and even maintaining consciousness—as long as a jarring hit doesn't deprive you of it.
When your brain is suddenly shocked—the average injury occurs in less than a second—it can't absorb the acceleration, so it's briefly distorted. (Picture what happens if you shake a Jell-O mold.) This sudden stretching of axons can break the internal train tracks that nerve cells use to transport signal-carrying proteins along their length. There's a limit to the elasticity of these transportation lines. Dr. Smith compares it to pulling Silly Putty. Yank it too fast, and it stiffens and breaks.
After impact, proteins that are normally ferried along the length of the axons are suddenly dumped, piling up like derailed boxcars in places they're not supposed to be. In the frantic rush to repair themselves, nerve cells can summon protection mechanisms that actually make the damage worse. The axons swell. Brain function is interrupted. All this can start instantly and go on for months.
"People ask me, 'If I were playing football and had a concussion, how long should I wait to go back in the game?' I would say 50 years, because we don't know," says Dr. Smith. "We don't know when it's safe again, or if it's ever safe."
Another mystery is why some victims recover quickly while others never do. Research suggests that perhaps 10 percent of people have life-changing symptoms after a single concussion. In another study, this one published in the journal Brain Pathology in 2011, Penn researchers reported that victims of a single TBI were more likely than their uninjured peers to show the kind of abnormal hallmarks in brain architecture that occur in Alzheimer's disease.
None of these brain specialists is suggesting that we all cower at home on the sofa. But they all do caution that you should protect your head as if your life depends on it. Because it does. And a brain recovering from a concussion is even more vulnerable to damage from a second blow. "There seems to be a period of time when doing less activity, both mental and physical, helps your concussion heal," says Stephen Leffler, M.D., chief of emergency medicine at the University of Vermont. Unfortunately, he says, a lot of men don't want to go to a doctor and be given a list of things they shouldn't do. And there's really nothing a doctor can do, or tell a patient to do, that will accelerate healing.
CONCUSSIONS ARE SERIOUS INJURIES FOR which no specific treatment exists. A physician can rule out more severe possibilities, such as bleeding into the brain. He or she can also manage and treat your symptoms and supervise a safe return to your old life. But the brain heals on its own, with rest; medicine doesn't really have much more to offer.
This is partly because researchers paid little attention to concussions until recently, says Jack Jallo, M.D., Ph.D., director of neuro-trauma and critical care at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. "Patients with mild head injuries were historically ignored," he says. That's changing as researchers look for treatments that can repair the damage. And a female hormone may be one of the saviors emerging from research.
A clinical trial now under way at 17 major U.S. medical centers aims to determine if the female hormone progesterone, which plays an important biological role in maintaining pregnancy, might protect against neurological damage when it's administered within the first few hours following impact. After animal studies suggested that progesterone might protect brain cells, scientists at Emory University conducted a randomized trial of 100 victims of moderate to severe concussions, each of whom received an infusion of either progesterone or a placebo within 11 hours after the injury. This study, published in 2007, was primarily a test of safety, and it revealed no serious side effects. But the study participants who had received progesterone were about half as likely to die, and if their concussions were moderate, they were significantly less disabled.
Those results were promising enough that Emory received a $14.5 million National Institutes of Health grant to oversee the clinical trial, which will test progesterone in more than 1,100 TBI patients. Athletes would not be the only beneficiaries; the military also has a stake in the outcome. If the pregnancy hormone proves to be an effective aid in healing brain cells, it would be the first new treatment for severe brain injuries in three decades.
ALMOST A YEAR AFTER HIS CONCUSSION, Mastrantuono says most of his symptoms have subsided, but that he still suffers from headaches—sometimes blistering ones. "It's something I'm going to have to live with from here on out," he says. He's back on the field, but now he wears what he calls "goofy headgear" that might soften another hit. Other players rib him about it sometimes, but he doesn't care. He knows that they probably aren't taking the possibility of a concussion any more seriously than he did. "For a normal guy," he says, "it's not something you really think about until it comes your way."
And when it does, your head ought to be covered. But don't think that guarantees that your guava won't end up pureed.
"Goofy headgear" is usually subjected to a battery of safety tests that can include dropping helmets onto anvils. (As if that can tell you anything about how your own noggin will fare against a competitor's elbow.) The only test that mattered for Shannon Day of Houston was the one that took place one Saturday in September as he was racing motocross. The track curved, but the 46-year-old father of three went straight. The bike and rider catapulted into the air, flipped, and crash-landed upside down.
Though his neck brace probably kept him from being paralyzed, his helmet... well, it's harder to say what that did. Day suffered a concussion, even though he'd always thought the headgear would prevent one. "I always made sure to buy the best, safest helmets out there," he says.
But the truth is a little more complicated. No helmet is concussion-proof, despite marketing that has become so commonly overblown that in October the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation held hearings to address safety claims. "The simple truth is that no current helmet, mouth guard, headband, or other piece of equipment can significantly prevent concussions from occurring," testified Jeffrey Kutcher, M.D., the American Academy of Neurology's chairman of sports neurology. "They occur as the result of the nature of sports. Concussion prevention is much more about teaching proper technique, playing by the rules, and limiting the overall dose of impacts."
Helmets are designed to protect against high-impact collisions that could crack the skull, but they don't have the design or technology to prevent the delicate, enfolded gray matter within from shifting. That may explain a recent finding from Cleveland Clinic researchers that the old leatherhead gear might protect against concussions just as effectively as the modern football helmets. In other words, helmets cannot solve the concussion problem. Experts also share some concern that men (and it is largely men in this case) might take risks while wearing a helmet that they would not take with an exposed head, though research on this is sparse.
"Even with a helmet, you are still at extreme risk of having a traumatic brain injury in any type of sport," says Dr. Smith. After all, the number of sports-related TBIs has not decreased, even though helmet use is now more prevalent than ever.
The bottom line for him? "Wear a helmet, and be careful."
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The Chicago North Western Railroad went across a small tunnel built large enough for a horse and wagon to go underneath the railroad tracks. We called it the arch. It was built of carefully laid rock, some of which was placed there by Uncle Charlie Wright, the man who married Lloyd's sister. The arch became our favorite courting place. The bridge over the Coon River was also a favorite place with the free flowing water and tall trees.
In l908, (nine months before they married) Lloyd's brother wrote him of the many advantages to be found in relocating to Colorado. He was advised that all he would need to buy after arriving was two horses. In those days, some people were relinquishing their land and it could be bought at a reasonable price, such as 80 acres for $250.00.
Lloyd wrote a letter (to) the preacher for an appointment for he and I to be married. We thought we had to be married by a church of Christ preacher as Lloyd had been taught they were the only religious group that were certain to do the correct thing. The preacher, W. G. Roberts, wrote back saying he had an opening to see him after the third Sunday of September. We started early in the morning from home to drive to Rippley, about 15 miles. Dave, my brother, and mother rode with us in the McClurg surrey. When the marriage ceremony was performed, my brother Dave and my new brother-in-law L. G. Anderson signed the certificate. My wedding dress was white with a lace yoke in it. It required twelve yards of white linen, floor length, with long puffy sleeves, and cuffs and collar of lace to match. The skirt had 16 gores (sewed pleats). I later died it black to make a slip and lining for two little coats, one for each of my two daughters, Nedra and Inez. Lloyd's tie was white, his suit was brown, his shirt front was finely tucked or pleated. Charivari crowds of men and boys, only, came to mother's that night. After so much noise - in which my mother took part by banging the drop leaves of the dinning table against the table legs - Lloyd invited them in and passed cigars -- no candy. Many of them I never saw before. Even Lloyd did not know all of them. Mother cried terribly hard all during the wedding ceremony. The impression of that incident has never left me. Regrettably, I was still bound by my teaching certificate and from that eventful day, the twenty-third of September, Lloyd and I stayed in the parental McClurg home. We were planning to go to Colorado to make our home in the winter. Lloyd sold his horses, buggy, harness, corn and even his fur coat -- we wouldn't need it in so mild a climate. He had about a thousand dollars to start homemaking on.
(Written by Lloyd) My wife and I were influenced to journey westward both by my father's longing to know Colorado intimately and by the fact that my brother Bury liked the prospective future possibilities of the Western Slope of the Colorado in Agriculture.
It was beginning to be quite a competitive incident in Greene County, Iowa -- the corn and hog county of the nation -- for a young man to set up his own outfit for farming there. So after our marriage in September and the completion of my corn harvest, we set out to the west planning to take up land under the Gunnison Tunnel Project -- the first completed irrigation project under the newly enacted Reclamation Act.
Coming away from the rich black soil region of Iowa to the barren arid soil covered by spotty groups of sage brush, the prospect of future sustenance didn't look too rosy to my wife. In fact, she often said she was homesick -- for twenty-five years. I have frequently admitted there were times when I would have gone back to the midwest again.
Drinking water was hauled several miles in a large barrel, or sometimes, a milk can. Other water for domestic use was created by dipping the muddy water from the irrigation ditch and allowing it to settle before using. We arrived by train in Olathe, Colorado and were met by Bury and Bell on January 26, 1909. It had been raining and winter snows were melting. The mud was a gooey yellow gray adobe. There were no sidewalks, not even the usual cinder track-bed under foot as we stepped from the train. We had come that day from Salida, Colorado starting at 2:00 a.m. by Narrow Gage Train.
As I remember, Narrow Gage Passenger trains were four and one half feet inside width. It required twelve hours to come over Marshall Pass with two engines on front pulling and two behind pushing. This pass was abandoned by the railway about ten years later, as also, did all the Narrow Gage railroads begin to leave the mountain scenes. I guess we were two wide-eyed youngsters as we viewed the mountains for the first time.
(In a postcard to his mother-in-law, Lloyd wrote:) September 9, 1909, Dear Mother, We are all well and doing fine. We are at Paonia, picking and packing peaches. Mattie is all right. She packed 110 boxes yesterday at .02 cents a box. I have worked most of the time at .25 cents per hour. We will go back home in about ten days. It is nice weather now, but has been raining and snowed in the mountains. I did not work today but Mattie is. I have a sore arm that bothers me some picking. Will commence in the morning again. Well, good-by. Lloyd. (A letter from Mattie to her mother.)July 9, 1910, Dear Momma,
Lloyd borrowed $60.00 from the Olathe Banking Company at 1% per month until maturity was paid and 10% attorneys fees if not paid at maturity. (Years later, Mattie made this entry in the McClurg family journal) This note was made to pay for a pretty team of buck skin mares. This team had worked on the highline canal but they were too small (so were sold). Lloyd and Lester had a considerable pasture for rent and the horses found themselves enjoying sweet clover and morning glories. The sweet clover proved fatal to one of the horses and it died the day after we bought the team. She died of impaction of the stomach. In December the other one died from drinking alkali water when too warm. Lloyd had sold Little Fay (their only other horse) for $175.00. That, of course, paid this note. We learned a very expensive lesson. Borrowed $100.00 from Olathe at 12% interest until paid. Bankers were very careful about loans, when there were so many new people in a new country. Taxes paid to County treasure was $2.25, on September 30, 1912. Paid $65.00 to Toothacre for a cow so small they called her a watch charm. (Author's note: Lloyd and Mattie McClurg had four children and remained in the Delta/Olathe area the rest of their lives. At their 50th Wedding anniversary celebration, Mattie proudly displayed their marriage certificate for all to see -- only to find the Preacher neglected to sign it.
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He's the first person to rap extensively in the Punjabi language, he's written songs for Bollywood films (one with Rob Lowe) and has almost as many Facebook fans as Missy Elliott. How did an Elk Grove teenager grow up to become the King of Punjabi Rap?
to cool. Conversation has turned from the rabid fandom of Mumbai street kids to the demands of globe-trotting Pakistani singers. Fingers and forks dig into savory food between anecdotes. The air around the table is scented with curry.
This isn't India, mind you. This is midtown Sacramento. The restaurant is Monsoon, a new establishment at 16th and K. The rapper is Bohemia, otherwise known as the King of Punjabi Rap, and Sacramento is where he launched his career.
It's late afternoon in mid-December, and Bohemia is discussing his new album, which is due for release this March. He's digging deep into his personal and professional history: emigrating to Northern California while still in his mid-teens, within years finding himself playing backup at Arco Arena for visiting South Asian superstars, finding popularity on the BBC, being signed by Universal Music Group and, most recently, writing music for Bollywood movies.
While his adopted name is far from a household one in his adopted country of the United States, Bohemia's Facebook page evidences a booming global fan base. As of January, he has topped 420,000 fans. (For comparison, that's fast approaching the level of chart-topping rapper Missy Elliott, and surpassing that of Sacramento indie-rock luminaries Cake.) Bohemia's Facebook page accumulates dozens of polyglot comments from loyal followers around the planet. His most played YouTube video, "Ek Tera Pyar," has more than three million views.
It's been quite an odyssey, and Bohemia wears each of his 32 years in his dark eyes. He's clad in black from head to toe: thin collarless jacket, dark jeans, beard cropped tight, the whole self-presentation topped off with a black beanie. His English is lightly accented. When he makes an occasional comment in Punjabi, his voice gets heavier and more lyrical.
Born Roger David in Karachi, Pakistan, in 1979, he came with his family to the United States at age 14. "When I first moved to America," he jokes, "all that the word 'California' meant to me was that's where Michael Jackson's home is." Within a year, his mother passed away from cancer. "The whole home thing broke up," he says of his family. His already tenuous relationship with his father deteriorated. Bohemia started high school in San Francisco, but dropped out and ran away around age 16, landing in Sacramento in 1997. He has been itinerant ever since. He spends half the year in India and half in Northern California (he has a home in Walnut Creek), flying back and forth. "Even now some of my stuff is still in a suitcase," he says.
For a while, though, his life didn't require a passport. When Bohemia dropped out of high school, he benefited from the generosity and couches of friends and extended family, and within a year, he ended up in the capital city. He was drawn here by an assortment of veteran Sacramento musicians he had met in the Bay Area. Together they played at cultural and religious events, with Bohemia on keyboard, mostly at rented halls that served as temporary temples. They backed up touring South Asian music stars, including the popular singer Jazzy B.
"Musicians flying from Pakistan can't always fly in [all] of their many keyboard players," says Bohemia. "So that's where we came in. They'd hire local musicians." The "we" in the sentence is a group of local Sacramento musicians of varied South Asian backgrounds who circulated around a garage studio near Cosumnes River College.
Playing keyboards led him to experiment with fledgling electronic equipment: beat machines and sequencers. He'd show his bandmates how to use recorded loops to enrich their music. They were amazed at his skills, but their praise only reinforced for Bohemia how different he felt from them. "These Punjabi musicians I was working with here had come over a little too late in their lives," he says. What he means is that it was more difficult for them to adapt not only to digital music-making, but to Western culture.
And as the 20th century became the 21st, Bohemia again suffered significant loss: the bandmate with whom he was closest, Suresh Mangoli. "He got lost, driving to Hercules," says Bohemia. "They found a body tortured, gun shots, everything." Dental records from India helped identify him. In an unrelated incident, another bandmate did time in Soledad, and was then deported to India.
Rapping in Punjabi was certainly an untrammeled path. He'd written poetry since age 10, but the enunciation, the phrasing, was fully new. "It was amazingly hard," he says. "For some time I would spit everywhere. Sometimes I'd bite my tongue." His chest was so swollen from exertion that he was encouraged to visit the hospital.
Bohemia's debut album, 2002's Vich Pardesan De (In the Foreign Land), which he had started to write while in Sacramento, ended up with a DJ on BBC Radio, where a song soon became among the top 10 most requested. The exposure led to Universal Music Group releasing two of his albums (one of them featured Snoop Dogg rapping on a song), and to work in Bollywood, the prolific movie-making industry of India that is predominantly driven by feature-length musicals. He's written songs for two films (Chandni Chowk to China and 8 X 10 Tasveer) involving the prolific actor Akshay Kumar, and he contributed music to the 2011 Canadian production Breakaway, about hockey-playing Sikhs, that starred Rob Lowe as the team's coach.
Bohemia's extended family today is spread around Northern California. He enjoys the ability to remove his trademark beanie and sit at a Walnut Creek Starbucks, invisible amid the dense Pakistani and Indian population. He still visits Sacramento to meet up with musicians he once lived among.
"Suresh and I wanted to be the musicians who weren't the backup musicians," he says of his fallen bandmate. Bohemia's eyes are moist. It isn't the curry. He accomplished his goal, but he did so alone. A little over a decade ago he was a runaway teenager benefiting from the kindness of Sacramento musicians. Now he's back here to talk about his forthcoming album while his ground team in India tends to business. The conflict between abandonment and success is palpable.
Marc Weidenbaum was a senior editor at Tower Records' Pulse! magazine, and has written for Downbeat and TheAtlantic.com.


It's rare to see device comparisons within the same brand, seeing as how new devices within one line are generally always better than the older models. While this is a well-known fact, sometimes companies might surprise us, so it's good to keep ourselves up to date with the latest tech news and information. Today, we will be comparing two Apple tablets from their flagship iPad line: the new iPad launched in April 2017, and the iPad Mini 4, which is last year's news.
In fact, the iPad Mini 4 launched in September 2015, so it's even older than that. But does that mean that the new iPad is automatically better, just because it launched this year? It might not. You need to see that for yourself, so keep on reading. The two tablets are fit to subject to such a detailed comparison because they are two of the most affordable tablets within Apple's iPad range.
As far as design goes, both tablets look about the same. About four years ago, Apple seems to have found its preferred tablet design, and has been sticking with it ever since. The only difference between the two iPads at hand here is that the iPad 2017 is slightly bigger, while the iPad Mini 4 is, as the name implies, smaller.
As far as color schemes go, both the iPad 2017 and the iPad Mini 4 are available in the same old tried and tested variants: Silver, Gold and Space Grey. Sadly, none of them also comes in Rose Gold, which is everyone's favorite color option with Apple devices thus far. But seeing as these tablets are budget friendly, it's understandable why.
While appearance and color options are also important when choosing a device, the most important things to consider are its features and hardware. As far as features go, both the iPad 2017 and iPad Mini 4 are basically the same tablet. The whole premise behind the iPad 2017 was to make an Apple tablet that was affordable from the start, without having to wait for a year or two to pass for its price to lower as better options came out.
Thus, the iPad 2017 has been Apple's most affordable such device ever launched, but this comes with a cost: it's nowhere near as technologically advanced as the iPad Pro, let's say, which also comes in Rose Gold. If anything, the iPad 2017 has about the same features and hardware as the iPad Mini 4, with the exception that is has a better processor. Apple chose to equip it with its newest processor in its in-house production line, which means the device works pretty well overall.
On top of that, the iPad 2017 also has a larger battery, which means more battery life. But the iPad Mini 4 comes with a better screen, and a more portable chassis. It's obvious that Apple had to cut some corners with the iPad 2017 to keep it affordable, but that doesn't mean that the tablet's not good. However, if you own an iPad Mini 4 and were thinking of upgrading, there's little to no reason to go for the iPad 2017. Save up some more money and buy the iPad Pro, or wait for another launch.
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On April 28, 2021, 15 patients were admitted to intensive care in Sweden due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). The number of new patients in intensive care with confirmed coronavirus increased rapidly during March 2020, and then first peaked on April 22, 2020 when there were 49 new patients admitted. In the following period, the number started to drop and was down to just a few or no new patients per day. Since October 2020, however, an increasing number of patients were transferred to intensive care.
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Uttarakhand Hindu Group Booked for Banning Non‑Hindus From Local Temples
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A right-wing Hindu organization, Hindu Yuva Vahini, has put up banners outside more than 150 temples in Dehradun prohibiting the entry of non-Hindus; the banners caution that anyone violating the entry rule will be "immediately dealt with." The Uttarakhand Police has registered an FIR against members for such a ban, according to The Quint.
The Hindu outfit's poster ban came days after a 14-year-old Muslim boy was brutally assaulted for drinking tap water from Dasna Devi temple in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, which prohibits the entry of Muslims and other non-Hindus on its premises. Jeetu Randhawa, state general secretary of Hindu Yuva Vahini, said the Hindu Yuva Vahini's decision to put posters in Uttarakhand was in support of Yati Narasinghanand Saraswati, the head priest of Dasna temple, whose disciple beat the boy.
The Uttarakhand police has registered a case under Section 153A of the Indian Penal Code (for promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, etc.) against the person whose number appears on the banners. The police say efforts are being made to remove these banners.
"Why are they trying to favor the Muslims like this? I can not believe this is happening in a place like Uttarakhand. I do not care if they register a case against me, but I am going to ensure that these posters are up outside each temple in all of Uttarakhand," Randhawa said in response to the FIR. The organization says it now plans to put up similar banners outside every temple in the state of Uttarakhand.
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The outfit justifies its move by saying these temples are places of faith and reverence for people who follow the Sanatan Dharma — a term that folds in teachings of the Hindu Vedas and Upanishads — and said such a prohibition is necessary to protect the sanctity of the temples from non-Hindus. "Sometimes our idols are broken down, or people are seen peeing on the Shiva idols, you must have seen all this and how often it happens," Govind Wadhwa, the convenor of the right-wing outfit's Uttarakhand unit, told The Quint.
"This is never done by members of the Hindu community, but non-Hindus. This is why we had to take this step to save our religion. If any 'non-Hindu' enters these temples, they will be thrashed and handed over to the police," added Wadhwa.
The Dasna Devi temple in Ghaziabad carries this sign on its gate: "Ye mandir Hinduon ka pavitra sthal hai, yahan Musalmanon ka pravesh varjit hai (This temple is a holy place for Hindus, Muslims' entry is forbidden)," by order of its head priest. The 14-year-old boy had entered the temple to drink water and was brutally beaten. "We are treated like untouchables by the priest and his disciples. Drinking water is also a crime now. My son isn't the first one who has got thrashed by them," the boy's father alleged, according to The Print.
Uttarakhand is not the only city with such prohibitions being put in place. After the Dasna Devi temple incident, various Hindu organizations have hardened their stance and taken to installing more placards, banners, and boards outside various shrines and temples, barring the entry of non-Hindus on the premises. Several temples in areas around U.P. and Uttarakhand have put up boards that read "Only Hindus are allowed in the temple," The Wire reports.
Right-wing Hindu organizations have previously come forward in support of members who face a range of charges, from violence to rape, against non-Hindu communities. Last year, Bajrang Dal, Karni Sena, and a local BJP leader were among those who supported the Thakurs accused in the Hathras gang rape-assault case.
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A Canadian rimless helmet, named.
This is an American Helmet.....heavy Sand Textured Camo with a big dent in the top..
This is a model 1917 A1 Liner.
Next, another great Battalion marked Helmet.
Then there is this shell, I don't know if it was drilled to make into a planter ( unlikely, the holes aren't equally spaced) or drilled to hang a shrapnel shield.


Have you figured out what you are going to fix for Halloween? Don't worry, you have plenty of time.
Okay, so it's two days before the big day and everyone is talking about the very cool dishes they are preparing. Everyone except me because I have not quite gotten my act together. I shared my Halloween Candy Brownies that are outrageous but I baked those a long time ago and now I want something different but EASY.
I found edible googly eyes and graveyard bones in a craft store that I knew would be adorable on something. Chocolate Covered Potato Chips are incredibly popular so I decided to include those, as well.
Instead of dipping individual potato chips in chocolate, I crumbled the chips and stirred them into a bowl of melted chocolate. You can choose how large your haystacks will be when they are spooned onto aluminum foil to set. The googly eyes and graveyard bones are put onto the haystacks before they are popped in the freezer to set.
The kids will love them and of equal importance so will the adults. Just be sure to purchase edible toppings.
Happy Halloween…. may your evening be filled only with treats!
Other edible Halloween treats may be used instead of googly eyes and/or graveyard bones.
Combine the chocolate and oil in a small bowl. Melt completely.
Break the potato chips into small pieces and add to the melted chocolate.
Use a spoon to form the haystacks. Place them on an aluminum foil lined baking pan.
Top with edible googly eyes and graveyard bones.
The googly eyes and the bones are funny! I love the haystacks!
adorable, and so simple! thanks for sharing!
These potato haystacks are so cute! Sweet and salty together is delicious!
These are so cute, and what a great salty sweet combo, yum!
Very cute treat – and I love that you found an easy way to make them. Potato chips and chocolate are excellent together.
Those eyes are all the money lol! Lovely treats!
Just came home from our Harvest Party at church. This would have been a great addition. I love the salt and chocolate combination.
Too Cute Betsy! Love the googly eyes on those haystacks! Great idea for a halloween party!
Thank you! I had so much fun making them with Samuel this past weekend!
Hands down this is one of the cutest recipes ever!


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