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DuckTales (1987–1990)
Season: 1 2 3 4
Year: 1987 1988 1989 1990
S1, Ep65
'Till Nephews Do Us Part
Scrooge's plans to merge McDuck Enterprises with Vanderbucks Industries soon includes a proposal of marriage when he falls for CEO Millionaira Vanderbucks.
S2, Ep1
Time Is Money: Part 1 - Marking Time
Glomgold sells a useless island to Scrooge, but upon learning that the island is rich in diamonds, he gets it back by trickery. Scrooge decides to travel back in time to prevent this from happening, but ends up in the distant past.
Time Is Money: Part 2 - The Duck Who Would Be King
Scrooge tries to return to the present, after being stranded in prehistoric times. On the way he discovers stowaways - a cave duck named Bubba and his pet triceratops Tutsi.
Time Is Money: Part 3 - Bubba Trubba
After returning to the present, Scrooge get his hands on the diamond mine, stolen from him by Glomgold in the previous episodes. Meanwhile, Bubba tries to get used to living in the modern world.
Time Is Money: Part 4 - Ducks on the Lam
Scrooge still has to pay 10 million to Glomgold for the diamond island. Glomgold will stop at nothing to sabotage Scrooge's attempts to pay him.
Time Is Money: Part 5 - Ali Bubba's Cave
Scrooge has one last chance to pay Glomgold and get the diamond island, but he is running out of time.
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COPENHAGEN- As US president Barack Obama landed in Copenhagen this morning, it was still not apparent what kind of deal an all night crunch session convened by the Danish presidency had yielded, and white house officials talked of the negotiations spilling into Saturday.
The Obama speech had been scheduled in the main plenary room of the Bella Center at 10am. But that hour came and went as delegates and leaders continued to mill about, some of them still brokering deals. Meanwhile, Copenhagen anxiously awaited Obama's appearance, views by many as the Bella Center's main attraction.
"These things, as you well know, never run according to schedule, "a White House aide told Bellona Web, highlighting to the already ad hoc performance of the negotiations over the last two weeks.
China, India and the United States were still conducting talks by 11:45am on offering bigger concessions and more transparency, said the aid, was another source of delay in getting Obama before the plenary.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was also delayed in getting to the center through Copenhagen's cold, congested streets, thus delaying the kick off of the negotiations debate that is procede Obama's appearance.
Danish Presidet Lars Lokke Rasmussen called late-night talks with a group of 26 influential world leaders on how to unblock negotiations.
"We discussed how we can make progress and we had a very fruitful, constructive dialogue… for almost two hours," he told reporters. These deals were still being hammered out on the negotiating hall.
The last such UN climate gathering in Bali, Indonesia, ran into overtime, and the workhorse delegates for each country ahre rushing through the hallways, racing against the clock to meet a deadline to complete an agreement by 6 p.m. today, when the event is scheduled to end.
Yvo de Boer, the head of the United Natins Framework Convention on Climate Change, has a flight booked for December 20th, he said at a news conference. Most heads of state are leaving at the end of the day, after the last meeting ends.
Obama's team has not yet announced when he plans to leave.
"Even if it does run over one more day — I don't know if it will — if it does come to an agreement and a good conclusion, it's worthwhile," Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou told Bloomberg.
The negotiations in Copenhagen are aimed at reducing carbon-dioxide emissions to slow global warming. More than 100 world leaders are also wrestling with how to provide poor countries with money to help them cope with rising sea levels and drought, expected results of climate change.
But doubt has been sewn by a leaked UN document that any deals currently on offer will come close to reaching that goal.
The draft declaration from the Copenhagenconfernece is reported by party officials to be set set to mention a cap of 2 degrees Celsius but a document prepared by the UN climate convention secretariat, which was leaked earlier this week, confirms that current pledges on cutting greenhouse gas emissions are almost certainly not enough to keep the rise in the global average temperature within that level.
The analysis says that to achieve that goal, global emissions should be kept at or below 44 gigatonnes (Gt) of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2020. But if enacted, the current maximum pledges from developed countries would leave emissions 1.9Gt above that figure; minimum pledges would mean missing the target by 4.2Gt.
Unless this gap is closed, it says – for example by developed nations raising their current overall offer to a cut of 30% from 1990 levels by 2020 – global emissions will "remain on an unsustainable pathway that could lead to concentrations equal or above 550ppm, with the related temperature rise around 3C".
The analysis was based on a number of recent studies, notably the International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook.
"The stark message for world leaders at Copenhagen is that the proposals on the table – especially from industrialised countries – fall far short of what the world needs," said Keith Allott, head of climate change for WWF in Britain told the BBC this morning.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said her administration was prepared to help establish funding of $100bn a year for developing countries if a deal emerged that met US requirements.
The key US demand is "transparency" from China, seen as a must if the US Senate is to pass legislation controlling emissions.
While Beijing has been hostile to this notion, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister He Yafei said China was ready to engage in "dialogue and co-operation that is not intrusive, that does not infringe on China's sovereignty".
There was no immediate reaction from the US delegation to the Chinese offer but, the Associated Press reports that it went a long way toward meeting American demands.


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Q: Anybody know a proof of $\prod_{n=1}^\infty\cos(x/2^n)=\sin x/x$. This is actually an exercise from Apostol's Mathematical Analysis. Ch. 8 Ex 42. which asks to find all real values $x$ for which $\prod_{n=1}^\infty \cos\left(\large\frac{x}{2^n}\right)$ converges. I've shown that the product converges for all $x$. The problem then asks to find what values the product converges to. By playing around with Wolfram Alpha, I found that
$$\large\prod_{n=1}^\infty\cos\left(\frac{x}{2^n}\right)=\frac{\sin (x)}{x}.$$
I can't figure out how to prove this.

A: Hint
$$\cos(x/2^n)=\frac12\frac{\sin(x/2^{n-1})}{\sin(x/2^n)}$$
and telescope.

A: Using the trig identity
$$\sin (2t) = 2\sin (t) \cos (t),$$
we have
$$\prod_{n = 1}^N \cos(x/2^n) = \prod_{n = 1}^N \frac{\sin(x/2^{n-1})}{2\sin(x/2^n)} = \frac{\sin(x)}{2^N\sin(x/2^N)} = \frac{\sin x}{x}\cdot \frac{x/2^N}{\sin(x/2^N)}$$
Take the limit as $N \to \infty$ and use the fact $\lim_{t\to 0} \frac{\sin t}{t} = 1$ to obtain the result.

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Q: Getting the Autocomplete to work on paste event in jQuery I have this function which initializes an autocomplete which is called on the .ready:
function InitStudentsAutoComplete() {
    $("#acStudent").autocomplete({
        delay: 250,
        focus: function (event, ui) {
            $("#acStudent").val(ui.item.name);
            return false;
        },
        select: function (event, ui) {
            $("#acStudent").val(ui.item.name);
            $("#acStudent-id").val(ui.item.id);
            SetCurrentStudentInfo(ui.item);
            $("#acStudentShowDetails").addClass("linkShow").removeClass("linkNoShow");
            return false;
        },
        source: function (request, response) {
            var matcher = new RegExp($.ui.autocomplete.escapeRegex(request.term), "i");
            var matchList = $.grep(studentList, function (value) {
                var studentName = value.name;
                return matcher.test(studentName) || matcher.test(normalize(studentName));
            });
            response(matchList);
        }
    }).autocomplete("instance")._renderItem = function (ul, item) {
        return $("
").append(item.name).appendTo(ul);
    };
}

studentList is the array on which the search is performed.
So when the user starts typing, let's say the letter 'a', the autocomplete will list all the entries in the studentList array which have that letter.
User selects one and the SetCurrentStudentInfo() method will set the required object with the properties.
There is a 'Details' link next to the autocomplete text box:
 Details...

When clicked will open a pop-up with the details of the selected student:
function SetCurrentStudentInfo(student) {
    studentInfo = {
        studentname: student.name,
        address: student.contact.address,
        email: student.contact.email,
        studentId: student.id
    };
}

function ShowStudentDetails() {
    openDetailsPopup({
        "Student Name": studentInfo.studentname,
        "Address": studentInfo.address,
        "EMail": studentInfo.email,
        "Id": studentInfo.Id
    }, { title: "Student Details" });
}

function openDetailsPopup(object, option) {

    manageOption(option);

    var rowTemplate = '
' +
        '
{{$key}}
' +
        '
{{$value}}
' +
        '
';

    var html = '';

    for (var prop in object) {
        if (object.hasOwnProperty(prop)) {
            html += rowTemplate.replace("{{$key}}", prop).replace("{{$value}}", object[prop]);
        }
    }

    $("#modalPopup-content").empty();
    $(html).appendTo("#modalPopup-content");

    $('#modalPopup').modal('show');

    return;

    function manageOption(inputOptions) {
        if (!inputOptions) return;
        $("#modalPopup-title").html((!!inputOptions.title) ? inputOptions.title : "Details");
    }
}

This all works fine when a user selects an entry from the suggestion list.
When something is pasted and it's a valid entry and nothing is selected from the suggestions the object properties are not being set because that's happening only on the Select event.
How do I make it work in this case where a user can paste a valid entry in the text box and does not select a value from the suggestion?
I tried binding to the paste event but I don't know how to send the ui.item value to the SetCurrentStudentInfo()!
Thanks in advance.

A: If I understood correctly, you'd need to look up the pasted student name in the array of students and call SetCurrentStudentInfo with the result:
$( "#acStudent" ).on( 'paste', function ()
{
    var pastedValue = $( this ).val();
    var foundStudent = null;

    $.each( studentList, function( index, student )
    {
        if ( student.name === pastedValue )
        {
            foundStudent = student;
            return false;
        }
    } );

    if ( foundStudent ) SetCurrentStudentInfo( foundStudent );
});


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Disinfo: EU sanctions are against the standards and spirit of international law
Expanding sanctions [against Russia] is in line with the completely destructive position that some officials in Brussels and in European bodies have chosen to maintain the hostile rhetoric towards Russia.
Moscow calls on the European side to search for points of intersection and common ground, which will help the efforts of European countries in a modern world characterized by high competitiveness.
Methods of imposing sanctions should be abandoned because they do not comply with the standards and spirit of international law.
Disproof
This is a recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about international sanctions against Russia. The claim was neither critically challenged nor counterbalanced in the article.
The economic sanctions imposed on Russian individuals and entities were fully in line with international law and were a reaction to Russia's illegal annexation of the Crimean Peninsula in 2014. Sanctions were imposed not only by the European Union, but also by the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and other European countries outside the EU.
The first EU sanctions against Russia were introduced on 17 March 2014. The first bans and asset freezes against persons involved in actions against Ukraine's territorial integrity followed Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea. Later, in view of Russia's actions destabilising the situation in eastern Ukraine, the EU imposed economic sanctions in July 2014 and reinforced them in September 2014. In March 2015, the European Council linked the duration of those economic restrictions to the complete implementation of the Minsk agreements.
The UN does not recognise the Russian status of the temporarily occupied Crimea. The annexation has been condemned by the UNGA. Moreover, no international body recognises the so-called referendum that led to the annexation of Crimea. A year after the illegal annexation, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that the plan to annex Crimea was ordered weeks before the so-called referendum.
The European Union does not recognise Crimea's annexation and continues to condemn it as a violation of international law. EU sanctions continue to be in place against Russia as a consequence of the annexation.
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Reported in: Issue 213
Language/target audience: Arabic
Country: EU, Russia
Keywords: Anti-Russian, International Law, Russophobia, Sanctions
The West attacks Lukashenka in order to worsen the situation in Belarus
The real reason for these attacks is that the West is going through its own worst crisis. The West is trying, by all available forces and means, to worsen the situation in other countries and regions in order to look more or less capable against the general background.
This is part of a Russian disinformation campaign about Belarus based on recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives, portraying the West as aiming to destabilise the situation in Belarus.
There is no evidence that "the West" in general, nor Poland or Lithuania in particular, tries to destabilise the situation in Belarus. Poland and Lithuania support the independence and territorial integrity of Belarus and they do not have any territorial claims against their neighbour.
European policy of interference in Belarus continues and deepens
Statements of non-interference [in Belarus] are often heard from representatives of Western states, but in fact, the policy of intervention continues and deepens. Europe has its own idea of non-interference in the affairs of sovereign states.
When Europeans talk about the idea of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries, it is about the fact that other countries should not interfere in their affairs and the affairs of those countries that are of interest to Europeans.
Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about Belarus and the West.
The protests in Belarus erupted to contest the results of the Presidential election in Belarus on the 9th of August, which are considered fraudulent by a large part of Belarusian society.
Claims on Russian presence in Libya are based on forged data
We can say with confidence that the information about "Russian mercenaries" in Libya is mostly based on unverified or forged data aimed at discrediting Russian policy in the Libyan direction. This is clear.
A recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about the Kremlin-linked mercenary group Wagner presence in Libya, trying to portray information as anti-Russian.
The Wagner Group is a private army with ties to the Kremlin and has been operating in Libya since October 2018, according to a report compiled by independent monitors for the UN's Libya sanctions committee. It is a mercenary outfit engaged in conflicts on the Kremlin's behalf from Ukraine to Syria to the Central African Republic. Bloomberg and Reuters have reported that Wagner contractors assist General Khalifa Haftar.


Today, January 25, people across Canada are participating in Bell's "Let's Talk" campaign to raise awareness and break the stigma surrounding mental illness. This campaign has garnered nationwide attention and has helped shed light on the realities of mental illness; which a total of 20 million Canadians will personally experience in their lifetime, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association.
For those of you who are inspired to do more to break the stigma while lending a helping hand, here are many local organizations seeking volunteers and donations.
The Douglas Institute offers a wide range of treatment and services. Treating eating disorders, mood disorders, psychological disorders, and more, patients will first need a referral from their family doctor. All care at the Douglas institute is covered under the Quebec health insurance plan. The institute has received many awards and distinctions and is a great opportunity for those looking to volunteer. More information on volunteering can be found here.
Offering bilingual services primarily on the West Island, Friends for Mental Health, a non-profit, guides families learning to live with mental illness. Friends For Mental Health provides referrals, they listen and counsel, and they offer self-help all while raising awareness. Volunteers are always needed in a variety of capacities; if you are interested, more information can be found here. Those looking to donate can click here; upon donation, a tax receipt will be issued.
Action on Mental Illness (or AMI) Quebec give support to those battling mental health issues along with their family members. AMIQuebec's website presents a wealth of information and support. Their offices are well stocked with a library, support groups, including teleworkshops, and webinars which are recorded in case you miss one. Further information about support groups, including schedules can be found here. For more information on how you can help, by donating, volunteering, or even to ask some questions, click here.
These are just a few of the many resources to help those of us struggling to remain mentally healthy. If you need support in any way, remember these organizations, and many others (click here for an in-depth list) are ready to help and educate.
Always remember that you are not alone in this, nor are you defined by your mental illness. Having a mental illness is a fact of life for many, and it is nothing to be ashamed of. If you need help, it is imperative that you get the help you deserve.
If you are able to volunteer or donate, know that your time and/or money will be greatly increasing the quality of life of others. And don't forget, using the hashtag #BellLetsTalk is a good first step (Bell donates 5¢ for every use of the hashtag on all social media platforms). Together, we can end the stigma surrounding mental illness and get those in need the help they deserve.
Break the stigma of mental health? I have absolutely no intention of participating in saying there is one.
We're sorry you feel that way, but there are many who still don't think mental health is a serious issue, and will often make it hard for others to speak up about it. We're glad you take it seriously though!


Select the Conditional option to enable the ability to provide a custom condition for the breakpoint.
Each breakpoint can have a unique condition that determines when the breakpoint will be hit.
A condition for a breakpoint can be any logical expression that evaluates to either true or false. The expression is evaluated in the scope of the breakpoint location, meaning you cannot make reference to a class, etc., outside the scope of the breakpoint location when composing your expression.
If we take the above example, place a breakpoint where indicated and go to the breakpoint properties we can add our condition. In this case we are limited only to the members of the class the breakpoint is contained in and those provided by Object.
meaning the breakpoint would only suspend when age was equal to 56.
Conditions can be added to breakpoints in the Breakpoints View detail pane or with the Breakpoints Properties... shown below.


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In order to successfully recover damages in a personal injury lawsuit, it must be proven that another person's negligence, carelessness, or recklessness caused or contributed to the accident or circumstances that led to your injury. If you or a loved one has recently suffered an injury due to the negligence of another, you should consider speaking with a Port St. Lucie personal injury attorney at Lauri J. Goldstein & Associates, PLLC. All of the attorneys at the firm have extensive personal injury experience, and have been very successful in helping clients throughout the Port St. Lucie area recover compensation for their injuries.
It is natural to feel unsure about what do following a serious accident or injury. The attorneys at Lauri J. Goldstein & Associates, PLLC understand this, and are available at all times to answer any questions you may have and address your concerns.
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Q: Salesforce REST API with PHP, INVALID_SESSION_ID after successful authentication I connected my web app to salesforce and successfully followed all the steps in the web server OAuth flow to get an access_token and related info:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_placeorder.meta/api_placeorder/intro_understanding_web_server_oauth_flow.htm
Every step seems to return the expected set of results specified in the docs, but when I try to make requests with the final access token, I get an error saying my session ID is invalid. Here is my code:
    // Execute a request for access_token and related info
    $output = json_decode(curl_exec($ch));
    curl_close($ch);
    var_dump($output);

    // Extract token and instance_url from output
    $sf_url = $output->instance_url . '/services/data/v35.0/';
    $sf_auth = 'Bearer ' . $output->access_token;

    // Execute a new cURL request with auth values
    $ci = curl_init();
    curl_setopt($ci, CURLOPT_URL, $sf_url);
    curl_setopt($ci, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
    curl_setopt($ci, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array(
        'Accept' => '*/*',
        'Authorization' => $sf_auth,
        'X-PrettyPrint' => 1
    ));

    $output2 = curl_exec($ci);
    curl_close($ci);
    var_dump($output2);

The dump from $output gives:
object(stdClass)#194 (7) {
["access_token"]=> string(112) "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
["signature"]=> string(44) "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
["scope"]=> string(3) "api"
["instance_url"]=> string(27) "https://cs10.salesforce.com"
["id"]=> string(68) "https://test.salesforce.com/id/xxxxx/xxxxx"
["token_type"]=> string(6) "Bearer"
["issued_at"]=> string(13) "1453358xxxxxx" }

The dump from $output2 gives:
string(75) "[{"message":"Session expired or invalid","errorCode":"INVALID_SESSION_ID"}]"

Any help here would be much appreciated.
* UPDATE *
I also tried using the username-password auth flow, and I'm getting the same result. I can get an access token, but I can't query the database, and the error being returned is the same INVALID_SESSION_ID.
I used the Postman plugin for chrome, passed in all the same info for the username-password flow, and it works for making queries. I'm not sure what is being done differently, seems like all the data being passed is the same.

A: I found the answer, I had the wrong syntax for setting the curl headers. I tried to pass the values as an associative array, but the correct way is like this:
curl_setopt($ci, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array(
    'Accept: application/json',
    'Authorization:' . $sf_auth,
    'X-PrettyPrint:1'
));


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Work on the aircraft carrier will be completed at the Sevmash shipyard by the summer of 2013, followed by sea trials and the handover to India.
The much-delayed handover of the INS Vikramaditya aircraft carrier will take place by the end of October 2013 with New Delhi and Moscow approving the final tasks and schedules on the refurbishment.
"Russia and India have finalised and approved the list and work schedules to complete the refurbishment of the Vikramaditya aircraft carrier, which will be handed over to the Indian Navy," Rosoboronexport spokesperson Viacheslav Davidenko said. "Work is ongoing and is due to be finished by the end of 2013," he said, adding that the Vikramaditya would be put to sea once again for trials in the summer of 2013 after the boiler system is repaired.
Related: $1 billion Indo-Russian defence deal in pipeline?
This Vzglyad newspaper earlier quoted the Indian Defence Minister A. K. Antony as saying that the Ministry set late 2013 as the final deadline for the handover of the Vikramaditya to the Indian Navy. "The delivery of the ship is already five years behind schedule, so the final deadline is the end of next year," he said.
President of the Unified Shipbuilding Corporation Andrei Dyachkov said in late October that Russia would hand over the Vikramaditya to India by the end of October 2013. Russia had earlier refused to pay India an estimated $115 million in compensation for the delay of delivery.
India was originally to get the Vikramaditya back in 2008, but delivery was then postponed until this year. It transpired in October that the customer would not be able to get the battleship before 2013 because of problems with the boiler system.
The shortcomings are to be eliminated at the Sevmash shipyard in Severodvisnk by the summer of 2013 after which, sea trials will be held in the summer and the ship will to be handed over to the Indian Navy in the fourth quarter of 2013.
The contract to refurbish the aircraft-carrier formerly known as Admiral Gorshkov was signed with India in 2004. After profound modernisation, the Vikramaditya will become the Indian Navy's flagship.


One of the objectives of Tuki Llajta Lodge, is to achieve the well-being of the environment, by which every day we try to adapt our facilities and services to the environment.
The first important step that we took was the reforestation of the hill where the lodge is located which has generated that many animals take this place as their home. In this way, Tuki Llajta Lodge wants to become an institution that promotes the good ecological practices through sustainable tourism.
Tuki Llajta is built with local materials that harmonizes with the environment where it is located.
Tuki Llajta recycles bottles PET and the paper used. Likewise, has been designing a recipe appropriate composting using organic restaurant waste.
We have an operational management of workers of the area.
In our gardens we have properly identified native and endemic species.
Tuki Llajta is gradually changing saving bulbs by LED lights.
We are located at the top of a hill, away from the hustle and bustle of the city and thus we provide the visitors tranquility and breathtaking scenery.
We have installed craft nests as shelter for different species of birds that are developed in the area.
Beekeeping: we have 4 beehives which produce honey 100 natural.
Reforestation of 15,000 trees on an eriazo plot of 10 hectare. The main specimens of flora that can be found in the lodge, are: colles, quinual, quishuar, Cypress, eucalyptus and pine trees.
We implemented a plan of reuse of linens and towels supplied to our guests.


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"In the Beginning, when the waters parted, and the Ancestors dreamed all that is, and woke the life that slept, the sky lay on the earth, and the sun could not move, until the Magpie lifted the earth with a stick."
Are you certain that's not how it all began? I'm not.
An email received a few weeks ago by one of the readers of this blog got me thinking about Alan Garner and one of his most recent novels. I'll come on to that novel in a moment.
Now Garner's writings have enticed and captivated me since I was an early teenager. Lovingly crafted and enduring tales like The Weirdstone of Brisingamen, The Moon of Gomrath, Elidor and The Owl Service, all helped kindle a fire that has kept stoked within me over the decades.
Often described as "low fantasy", there is no saccharin sweetness to be found amongst these stories' pages. Instead they lead the reader on rollercoaster adventures which, amongst other things, prompt us to ponder themes of mystery and questing alongside the harshness and toughness of life. I've often considered one of his recurring themes as a writer to be uncertainty, but not necessarily in a negative way.
Full of liminal places and quests, with smatterings of mythology, his stories have some great themes weaving and wefting their way through their pages.
The influence of the Mabinogion seems to run deeply through some of his work. An example, The Owl Service, a modern interpretation of the story of Blodeuwedd, is a favourite of many. Indeed, Granada commissioned a dramatization for TV in 1969, which is still available on DVD and remains very watchable. The BBC also ran a sterling radio dramatization of the story some 30 years later.
Growing older, I was absolutely delighted when Garner continued writing stories for grown-ups. Strandloper is one of my all-time favourites and tells the story -- part fact, part fiction -- of one William Buckley, from a village in Cheshire, England. Based creatively on the life of the real William Buckley who lived from 1780-1856, it tells the story of a man who had never left his village before his arrest and transportation as a convict to Australia. His crime was simple. He was caught re-enacting an ancient fertility ritual, arrested, charged and convicted of "lewdness and Popery." The latter appealed to my Irish mind. In the book Buckley immerses himself in Australian aborigine culture and becomes a visionary. Interestingly, the real Buckley really did live among the aborigines for over 30 years. Well worth curling up to read with a hot chocolate.
However, my all-time favourite has to be Boneland. This novel, written for adults, offers an intriguing finale to the Weirdstone trilogy. If you enjoyed Garner's books as a teen, then check Boneland out – I guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised.
Now -- getting back to the email received recently! With the email's air of pompous certainty, it reminded me of one of the most endearing parts in the Boneland story.
A great little passage and retelling of an old teaching well worth reflecting on.
Certainty can be a handy boon when it helps us to safely jump a chasm or to perform a life saving operation. However, static certainty or certainty in excess, without the balance of dynamically fluid uncertainty can, at best, result in a shamefully destructive and intolerant arrogance. At its worst it can result in a tendency to domineering, uncompromising fascism.
I can't help but think the world would be a better and happier place if less of us were so convinced of our certainties about deity, politics and reality and instead regularly reviewed and refreshed our own little shards of Absolute Wisdom with a healthy dose of uncertainty. Uncertainty -- it's an underestimated gift to humankind.
...but the sight of the stars makes me dream."


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Dora M. Farr was born in 1874
Dora M. Farr was 14 years old when The Great Blizzard of 1888 struck the northeastern United States, producing snowdrifts in excess of 50 ft (15 m) and confining some people to their houses for up to a week. The Great Blizzard of 1888 or Great Blizzard of '88 was one of the most severe recorded blizzards in the history of the United States of America. The storm, referred to as the Great White Hurricane, paralyzed the East Coast from the Chesapeake Bay to Maine, as well as the Atlantic provinces of Canada. Snowfalls of 10 to 58 inches fell in parts of New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, and sustained winds of more than 45 miles per hour (72 km/h) produced snowdrifts in excess of 50 feet (15 m). Railroads were shut down, and people were confined to their houses for up to a week. Railway and telegraph lines were disabled, and this provided the impetus to move these pieces of infrastructure underground. Emergency services were also affected.
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Dora M. Farr was 55 years old when The New York Stock Exchange crashes in what will be called the Crash of '29 or "Black Tuesday", ending the Great Bull Market of the 1920s and beginning the Great Depression. The New York Stock Exchange, is an American stock exchange located at 11 Wall Street, Lower Manhattan, New York City, New York. It is by far the world's largest stock exchange by market capitalization of its listed companies at US$21.3 trillion as of June 2017. The average daily trading value was approximately US$169 billion in 2013. The NYSE trading floor is located at 11 Wall Street and is composed of 21 rooms used for the facilitation of trading. A fifth trading room, located at 30 Broad Street, was closed in February 2007. The main building and the 11 Wall Street building were designated National Historic Landmarks in 1978.
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Q: Windows 7 Default Gateway problem I have a strange problem (or at least seems strange to me)  the below are IP configurations for two laptops on my home network which consists of a main router 192.168.11.1 and a connected wireless router (i know this can cause problems but has always worked until I got the win7 machine) at 192.168.11.2 with DHCP disabled.
Laptop 1 - Win XP
IP: Dynamically assigned by main router
default gateway: 192.168.11.1 (main router)
This machine gets perfect connectivity.
Laptop 2 - Win7
IP: dynamically assigned by main router
Default Gateway: 192.168.11.2 THIS IS THE PROBLEM...   I cannot seem to get this machine to default to the main router for the gateway UNLESS I go to a static configuration which I would rather not do since I regularly go between my home and public networks.
Why is my Win7 machine not finding the main gateway the same way that the other laptop is?
I believe that the rest of my setup is fine as it has always worked and it works perfectly when set as static ip and gateway.
Please help!
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A: To disable IPV6 you must do so by registry or GPO. In you uncheck you only unbind from NIC, but OS still uses on network. On 7 and 2008 disabling IPV6 not recommended.

A: Are the main router and the wireless router both configured to be DHCP servers? If so, that could be the problem. Disable the DHCP server on one or the other of them.

A: On the Windows 7 machine open a command prompt and run ipconfig /all and post the results here (you can omit the Physical Address if you want, some people are paranoid about it). You can copy the text from the command prompt by right clicking and selecting Mark, selecting the region you want to copy and then right clicking on the selected text.
This will show us the full configuration of your adapter plus which IP is acting as your DHCP server.

A: You also might want to clear you ARP table on the windows 7 machine. Run a command prompt in administrative mode and type
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Also, you may want to disable IPv6. I ran into a small problem with IPv6 + Vista + Linksys wireless routers. To disable IPv6, go to Start->Run, Type "ncpa.cpl". Right click on the connection and go to properties. You should see a box for "Internet Protocol Version 6", uncheck it and click OK.

A: I was getting two Default Gateways, but in my home network there was just one. I've tried many things, but what worked was disabling and re-enabling my adapter.
To do that, go to Network & Sharing > Change adapter settings > Right click on your adapter > Disable > Right click again > Enable.


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There are three main routes leading directly to Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia: the E28 from the west; the E75 from the south; and the E77 from the east. The E28 brings you to the tri-city via Gdynia in the north while the E75 comes via Gdańsk in the south. Part of the A1 dual carriageway has recently been opened making the final hour's journey a lot less frustrating as you now bypass Tczew. Finally there is the E77 from Warsaw which will bring you into the city via Gdańsk. If Polish roads and other drivers don't encourage you to keep an eye on your speed, remember that Polish police are lurking by the roadside ready to slap you with a fine.
Try to avoid entering Gdansk in the morning rush hour as the traffic jams seem to be worsening by the week as more cars hit the road and more roadworks start to modernise the network.
If you are coming from the south you will need to negotiate the other two cities first. This is best done by use of the Obwodnica (ring road) which will get you to the centre of Gdynia in about 20 minutes. Gdynia itself is the best laid out of the 3 cities in terms of cars but even parking here is a challenge these days. Head for ul. Świętojańska, which is the city's main street and you will find most hotels and restaurants based around here.
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The Tri-city can now boast a very impressive airport, co-owned by the three cities, around which you'll see lots of new industry sprouting. The area was open countryside not very long ago and the expansion of the airport, the accompanying business and the construction of a new railway link to Gdansk and Gdynia are a sure sign of a region on the up. It also makes Gdynia's attempts in recent years to build its own airport even more questionable.
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The city is connected to all major cities in Poland with travel times subject to both delay and improvement as a major investment programme continues.
The main railway station has received a well-needed facelift and now features all new ticket offices and passenger facilities which, in the words of one of our researchers, look amazing compared to the run-down building that was there before. The city centre is signposted and lies right outside the station and the main street, ul. Świętojańska is a 10 minute walk away by turning right out of the station and following ul. 10-go Lutego.
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Thus there were two paths open to the ambition of the French king, when freed from the prudent tutelage of his sister Anne. The head of the young monarch was filled with chimerical dreams. His domestic troubles had been satisfactorily composed. His standing force of cavalry, fitted alike for the shock of battle, for scouting and skirmishing, and for missile tactics, was full of military enthusiasm and wanted work. His artillery was far ahead of any other in Europe. His infantry was less satisfactory, but could be strengthened from abroad. He had himself but lately come to man's estate and was eager to prove himself a man and a king. At his Court were the Neapolitan exiles, especially the San Severino princes, eager to press on him a definite plan of conquest. He was estranged from the wise counsellors who had kept him so long in leading-strings. Supple courtiers and men of business, Etienne de Vesc, and Guillaume Briconnet, were at his side, ready to find means for the execution of any scheme that pleased their royal master, and promised to them incidental profits. The crown of Sicily carried with it the crown of Jerusalem, thus suggesting at once and facilitating an ulterior project of crusade; and Europe needed a crusade.
The Moor was probably the first among the Italian princes to see that French intervention in Italy, so often talked of, had at length become a real danger. He approached the King of France in 1491, and received from him in the name of his nephew the investiture of Genoa, which had been similarly granted to Francesco, his father, by Louis XI. In 1492 he obtained the renewal of the alliance formerly enjoyed by his father, thus recovering the position of favour which his elder brother had lost through his indiscreet leanings towards Charles the Bold.


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Q: Convert data from long format to wide format with five different measure columns Apologies for the first nondescript post, this is my first go at this. I have amended it and I hope it's easier to understand now.
I've been trying to reshape several large datasets from long to wide format then merge them together using a common identifier.
The data is fisheries data. Currently I need to convert the target catch data from long to wide and append to a dataset that has been formatted to have each row as a single 'TripSet' value that is the common identifier throughout my datasets.
The format of the dataset that I need to convert from long to wide is as follows:
my.df <- data.frame(Trip=rep(c("A","B","C"), 5), Set=rep(1:5, each=3), CommonName=rep
(c("i","j","k"),5),TotCat=1:15, Kept=16:30, RtnAlive=31:45, RtnDead= 46:60, RtnUnk= 61:75)

my.df$TripSet <- paste(my.df$Trip,my.df$Set)

my.df
   Trip Set CommonName TotCat Kept RtnAlive RtnDead RtnUnk TripSet
1     A   1          i      1   16       31      46     61     A 1
2     B   1          j      2   17       32      47     62     B 1
3     C   1          k      3   18       33      48     63     C 1
4     A   2          i      4   19       34      49     64     A 2
5     B   2          j      5   20       35      50     65     B 2
6     C   2          k      6   21       36      51     66     C 2
7     A   3          i      7   22       37      52     67     A 3
8     B   3          j      8   23       38      53     68     B 3
9     C   3          k      9   24       39      54     69     C 3
10    A   4          i     10   25       40      55     70     A 4
11    B   4          j     11   26       41      56     71     B 4
12    C   4          k     12   27       42      57     72     C 4
13    A   5          i     13   28       43      58     73     A 5
14    B   5          j     14   29       44      59     74     B 5
15    C   5          k     15   30       45      60     75     C 5

I can use cast or dcast to convert from long to wide with one variable as follows:
cast(my.df, TripSet ~ CommonName, value="TotCat")

   TripSet  i  j  k
1      A 1  1 NA NA
2      A 2  4 NA NA
3      A 3  7 NA NA
4      A 4 10 NA NA
5      A 5 13 NA NA
6      B 1 NA  2 NA
7      B 2 NA  5 NA
8      B 3 NA  8 NA
9      B 4 NA 11 NA
10     B 5 NA 14 NA
11     C 1 NA NA  3
12     C 2 NA NA  6
13     C 3 NA NA  9
14     C 4 NA NA 12
15     C 5 NA NA 15

However I am unsure if I should be getting so many NA values rather than zeros here.
My desired data format is having the common identifier 'TripSet by row then in columns have each species by Common Name matched with 'TotCat','Kept','RtnAlive','RtnDead','RtnUnk'.
I tried melting then recasting the data as follows:
dcast(melt(my.df, id.vars=c("TripSet", "CommonName")), TripSet~variable+CommonName)

   TripSet Trip_i Trip_j Trip_k Set_i Set_j Set_k TotCat_i TotCat_j TotCat_k Kept_i Kept_j Kept_k RtnAlive_i RtnAlive_j RtnAlive_k RtnDead_i
1      A 1      A   <NA>   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
2      A 2      A   <NA>   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
3      A 3      A   <NA>   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
4      A 4      A   <NA>   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
5      A 5      A   <NA>   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
6      B 1   <NA>      B   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
7      B 2   <NA>      B   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
8      B 3   <NA>      B   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
9      B 4   <NA>      B   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
10     B 5   <NA>      B   <NA>  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
11     C 1   <NA>   <NA>      C  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
12     C 2   <NA>   <NA>      C  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
13     C 3   <NA>   <NA>      C  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
14     C 4   <NA>   <NA>      C  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>
15     C 5   <NA>   <NA>      C  <NA>  <NA>  <NA>     <NA>     <NA>     <NA>   <NA>   <NA>   <NA>       <NA>       <NA>       <NA>      <NA>

This is essentially my expected output but I don't wish to cast 'Trip' and 'Set' (and several other column variables I have in the actual dataset), rather only take 'Kept','RtnAlive','RtnDead','RtnUnk' as additional measure variables, and have the column names reflect both the selected measure variable name and the CommonName.
As an aside, are the NA values being generated as there is no data, so for example, no commonname i species were kept or rtndead on x number of sets?
Any help with this would be appreciated.

A: library(dplyr)
library(reshape2)
my.df %>%
  melt(id.vars = c("Trip", "Set", "CommonName")) %>%      # make tall
  dcast(Trip + Set ~ variable + CommonName)                # make wide

#    Trip Set TotCat_i TotCat_j TotCat_k Kept_i Kept_j Kept_k RtnAlive_i RtnAlive_j RtnAlive_k RtnDead_i
# 1     A   1        1       NA       NA     16     NA     NA         31         NA         NA        46
# 2     A   2        4       NA       NA     19     NA     NA         34         NA         NA        49
# 3     A   3        7       NA       NA     22     NA     NA         37         NA         NA        52
# 4     A   4       10       NA       NA     25     NA     NA         40         NA         NA        55
# 5     A   5       13       NA       NA     28     NA     NA         43         NA         NA        58
# 6     B   1       NA        2       NA     NA     17     NA         NA         32         NA        NA
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Thermo Scientific Direct Mass Technology mode enables simultaneous charge detection for analysis of previously unmeasurable analytes
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ASMS 2022 – Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, is providing proteomics and biopharmaceutical laboratories working in drug discovery and R&D applications with an innovative mass spectrometry solution that, for the first time, unlocks the ability to clearly decipher complex mixtures of large macromolecules.
The Thermo Scientific Direct Mass Technology mode augments Thermo Scientific Q Exactive UHMR Hybrid Quadrupole-Orbitrap mass spectrometers with charge detection capabilities, allowing direct mass determination of hundreds to thousands of individual ions in a single spectrum. As a result, laboratories can measure mass for complex heterogeneous mixtures of multiple charged components, unlocking new and rich insights into proteoforms, biotherapeutics and next-generation drug modalities.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific is showcasing the new Direct Mass Technology mode during the 70th American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, being held June 5-9, 2022 in Booth 400 at the Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota and at the Hilton Minneapolis Grand Ballrooms E, F, G.
Neil Kelleher, director, Northwestern Proteomics & the Chemistry of Life Processes Institute, Northwestern University, said "The differences seen when moving from traditional mass spectrometry to this game-changing direct mass technology are profound. We've gone from having no data or uninterpretable data to having rich spectra laying bare proteoform complexity. With such solutions, we no longer need to be overwhelmed by the complexity of the human proteome. This technology makes clear that, ultimately, we can build tools that match the complexity and scale of our biology."
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Safety Culture in the Pharmaceutical Industry
By DuPont Safety & Protection
Published: March 19th, 2020
The Italian pharmaceutical industry is internationally renowned for its high technology and innovation. To maintain its high product quality, companies operating in this sector undergo numerous controls and work under stringent procedures. One of the fundamental aspects of the production chain is chemical protection for operators that manipulate hazardous substances and, at the same time, protection of the operational processes.
Located in Concorezzo, about twenty kilometers north of Milan (Italy), Icrom is at the cutting edge of innovation in the chemical pharmaceutical sector and develops, produces and markets Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) and intermediates for human use. The 50-year-old company recently opened new administrative offices, expanded its production facilities, as well as its research and development department, and soon will have new industrial buildings currently in construction. Its continued evolution has allowed Icrom to consolidate its presence world-wide, becoming a trusted partner able to provide both traditional products, as well as developing innovative and technologically complex niche solutions.
Due to the systems in use and the substances being handled or stored, the production of APIs and Intermediates – the raw materials used by generic drug manufacturers – requires intrinsically dangerous work processes for workers. To ensure personal protection of its employees, Icrom sought garments capable of providing the highest level of protection and the best comfort in terms of wearability, breathability, ergonomics, lightness and practicality. After careful research of available products on the market, the company selected DuPont™ Tyvek® 600 Plus and DuPont™ Tyvek® 200 EasySafe disposable non-woven coveralls to meet the various protective requirements for employees performing a variety of tasks in the dispensing, kilolab, and finishing and drying departments.
Dispensing operations take place in microbiologically controlled, dedicated and confined environments, with a high temperature. The procedures require careful attention: operators must access special containers to remove and weigh the amount of raw materials required for production, exposing themselves in the process to harmful powders and active ingredients.
For its international clientele, Icrom can satisfy requests ranging from a few grams to one ton per lot. In the kilolab area, where API are produced in small quantities, operations take place in tight spaces, on small machines that require high precision. Both in the dispensing area and in the kilolab, operator protection while handling hazardous chemicals is provided by the Tyvek® 600 Plus coverall suit, which offers Type 4 protection. With its reinforced seams, it provides an effective barrier against small harmful particles and biological hazards, and its ergonomic hood offers excellent adherence to the facial mask.
In the drying and finishing department, Icrom saw tangible evidence of the superior protection offered by DuPont Personal Protection coveralls. The still wet products are transferred from machinery to ovens for the drying process and, when required, subsequently micronized to obtain a granulometry corresponding to the customer's needs. In this department, Icrom pharmaceutical products will be used as tracers and have various colors such as bright pink, phosphorescent green or cobalt blue. These very intense colors are resistant and, contrary to what has been observed with other previously used coveralls, the skin of the operator who wore the Tyvek® 600 Plus suit was not "colored" by highly volatile chemical particulates. If these products had not been colored, it would have been impossible for Icrom to observe when particles passed through the overalls, and this proved to be an important way to observe when some PPE offered better performance, while others proved scarce in performance and provided inadequate protection.
"A healthy and safe work environment is an essential, non-negotiable condition"
"A healthy and safe work environment is an essential, non-negotiable condition. This principle is transferred to our employees through a culture of interdependent safety, balancing proactivity and discipline, in order to always adhere to the internal Health and Environmental Safety Policies, and to national and international regulations. DuPont has understood Icrom's needs at all levels of the organization: operator satisfaction, achievement of site management objectives in terms of compliance with regulatory aspects and cost management," said Pierfrancesco Morosini, CEO of Icrom.
Icrom management and DuPont worked in close collaboration, also involving employees, to identify and select suitable protection equipment. DuPont provided support to Icrom from the early stages of development, building a relationship of trust and gaining the participation of all involved stakeholders. DuPont knew how to explain the importance of the correct use of protective equipment to reduce the possibility of contamination and has conducted training activities for all Icrom personnel.
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Hitchens on Susan Sontag
Wingnuts are shedding few tears over the death of one of our great thinkers and writers. Michelle Maglalang (Malkin's real last name)and Charles Johnson spewed forth their predictable populist poison, remembering Sontag only for her unfortunate remarks after the September 11 attacks, when she said American actions had much to do with the calamity. They can scarcely conceal their glee (no, I won't link to them) as they live up to the Sean Hannity standard of journalism, where you find an incendiary thing someone once said or did and brand them permanently with it so it becomes their whole identity. (Think Willie Horton and Kerry's "I voted for it before voting against it.") It's a Karl Rove tactic that is supremely effective and nearly impossible to counteract; the power of the meme is near-invincible.
Anyway, there is is some hope of balance with Christopher Hitchens' superb obituary of Sontag, which puts her dumb remarks into perspective and gives her lavish praise as one of the great thinkers of our age.
In what I thought was an astonishing lapse, she attempted to diagnose the assault of Sept. 11, 2001, as the one thing it most obviously was not: "a consequence of specific [sic] American alliances and actions." Even the word "general" would have been worse in that sentence, but she had to know better. She said that she didn't read reviews of her work, when she obviously did. It could sometimes be very difficult to tell her anything or to have her admit that there was something she didn't know or hadn't read.
But even this insecurity had its affirmative side. If she was sometimes a little permissive, launching a trial balloon only to deflate it later (as with her change of heart on the filmic aesthetic of Leni Riefenstahl) this promiscuity was founded in curiosity and liveliness…She was always trying to do too much and square the circle: to stay up late debating and discussing and have the last word, then get a really early night, then stay up reading, and then make an early start. She adored trying new restaurants and new dishes. She couldn't stand affectless or bored or cynical people, of any age. She only ventured into full-length fiction when she was almost 60, and then discovered that she had a whole new life. And she resisted the last malady with terrific force and resource, so that to describe her as life-affirming now seems to me suddenly weak. Anyway—death be not proud.
I met Sontag many years ago and she signed my copy of her book On Photography with a very warm, personal note. I loved the way she wrote, I loved the way she bravely faced her lifelong battle with cancer, I loved her ability to cut through the crap and to present time-worn topics with a wholly original and often brilliant perspective. She was sometimes too critical of the US, a bit far to the left, but that's a very tiny speck, a crumb of what she stood for. But of course, Johnson and Maglalang and their wingnut friends see only treachery and evil. It's their loss.
Update: For a good example of wingnut loathing of Sontag, go here.
Baked by Richard @ 11:56 am, Filed under: General
The Discussion: 8 Comments
1 By Forrest
I honestly can't understand how people like this can live with the cognitive dissonance they must experience daily.
They call themselves "pro-life", but then take great pleasure when people they dislike die.
When I heard about Hussein's sons being killed in a conference by Wolfowitz, I was absolutely disgusted by how happy and energized he seemed by it. I remember thinking, "yes the world is better off with their deaths, but its a tragic shame it had to come to this, and its nothing worth rejoicing in."
December 30, 2004 @ 1:13 pm | Comment
I just saw, to Johnson's credit, that he updated his post and pointed out that Sontag stood for more than just her ill-considered remarks on 911.
3 By Mark Anthony Jones
Susan Sontag will go down as one of America's (and the world's) most greatest intellects. Charles Johnson, by contrast, will barely be remembered at all, and only by a few.
Fortunately, Songtag has left us all with the wonderful legacy of her many writings and ideas, her valuable insights, all of which I am sure will go on being discussed and debated on for no doubt centuries to come.
Richard – I don't think she was ever "too critical of the US" – if anything, she was sometimes not scathing enough in her remarks.
I do envy you though, for unlike you, I never had the chance to meet her.
Mark Anthony Jones
Susan Sontag will go down as one of America's (and the world's) most greatest intellects. Charles Johnson, by contrast, will barely be remembered at all, and only by a very few.
Fortunately, Sontag has left us all with the wonderful legacy of her many writings and ideas, her valuable insights, all of which I am sure will go on being discussed and debated on for no doubt centuries to come.
Richard – I don't think she was ever "too critical of the US" – if anything, she was sometimes not scathing enough in her remarks. She was a vociferous critic of the Soviet Union as well – particularly of their treatment of writers, and frankly I really admired her bravery, when, only within a matter of days after the attacks of September 11, 2001, she criticised US foreign policy, referring to the terrorists' behaviour as "an attack on the world's self-proclaimed superpower, undertaken as a consequence of specific American alliances and actions". Many may, as you point out, find treachery and evil in this, but I'm afraid there exists an overwhelming amount of empirical evidence to support her views.
I loved her for her honesty, as much as anything. And I also loved her for her provocations: she visited Hanoi during the Vietnam war (after which she described the white race as "the cancer of human history"), and I loved her for her bravery: in 1993 she directed a production of Waiting for Godot in Sarajevo when that city was under siege.
I do envy you though Richard, for unlike you, I never had the chance to meet her.
5 By eswn
richard, i am in illustrious company then. i also have a copy of On Photography personally autographed by her. no personal note, though, since i got on a line and did not tell her anything about me.
6 By bellevue
It's rather unfortunate that the first line I read about Susan Sontag was her remarks on 911. Later on a Hong Kong writer (Dong Qiao) 's bestseller points me to her On Photography.
January 4, 2005 @ 11:45 am | Comment
7 By Scott Forbes
As an aside, can I suggest that we all begin using Hannity as a verb, meaning "the act of branding a person's entire identity with their single most intemperate remark?"
January 6, 2005 @ 8:52 am | Comment
Scott, I really like that idea. It might sound better if we make the verb "to Hannitize" — sounds more verb-like than "to Hannity."


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Ensuring the Prime Minister's Lifetime Skills Guarantee is a success
by Simon Ashworth
Late September's announcement of a new "lifetime skills guarantee" by Prime Minister Boris Johnson with the introduction in April 2021 of an extended level 3 entitlement for adults under the National Skills Fund (NSF) was an extremely positive declaration.
Over the last ten years, funding for adults has been somewhat near the back of the line for a further education sector which has had to fight tooth and nail to get a fair settlement. It was way back in 2013 when the coalition government introduced advanced learning loans, ending what grant funding there was for level three qualifications for adults over the age of 24, and so the Prime Minister's announcement represents a much welcomed boost for adult education.
More than just a first level 3 please
However, a "lifetime guarantee" for adults should be exactly what it says on the tin. Such a guarantee needs to be greater than just a commitment to offering a first level 3. The government should be bold and recognise the shifting demographics of the employment market and the need for individuals to continually retrain and reskill at numerous points throughout their working lives. Just because an individual has an A-Level in geography, this should not stop them being supported in retraining to take up a role in a priority sector.
The National Retraining Scheme (NRS) was aimed at supporting adults reskill where their jobs were at risk of automation and/or technological advancement and this is now being integrated into the NSF. It follows a report last year from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which predicted that up to one and a half million adults could become displaced as a result of automation, showing that the need for reskilling and retraining is clear. If the availability of funding is restrictive, then the government should at least consider co-funding for those adults with an existing level 3 qualification to undertake another level 3 in a different vocational subject. This also then allows the government to share the cost burden with the employer and/or learner.
Which qualifications should be eligible?
There is much debate on which qualifications should be in scope for the entitlement. AELP's view is that the scope needs to be both broad and flexible, but no doubt the government's starting point and core will be the sector priorities highlighted in the Industry Strategy. However, let's not forget that the Industrial Strategy was written back in 2017 and some would question how aligned those remain following the unforeseen Covid-19 pandemic and the challenges associated with skills and labour shortages as a result of Brexit. The government should look at the occupational shortages highlighted in September's more recent Migratory Advisory Committee report, of which adult care deserves a special mention, with the long-standing care crisis and a sector which is doubly hamstrung by the pitiful funding for apprenticeship standards at levels 2 and 3.
Ensuring funding really is demand-led
How to route the necessary funding is a challenging piece of the jigsaw which will prompt differing views. Starting the National Skills Fund in April 2021 means that if the government wants to align the NSF with the Adult Education Budget (AEB), there is the challenge that the procured non-devolved AEB contracts expire in July 2021 and we are expecting a new procurement to be launched in the coming months, but those will have a line of sight for an August start date rather than April.
Over 50% of the AEB is currently devolved and there seems to be a lukewarm attitude in Whitehall towards further devolution. Skills devolution is still very new and the first full year of provision has been badly impacted by the pandemic, meaning it's difficult to properly and proportionality measure impact. Furthermore, 90% of the ESFA AEB is grant-funded, with only a 10% slither being procured. Every year without fail, independent training providers (ITPs) report demand significantly outstripping supply for procured adult funding, whereas there is yearly underspend on grants. Therefore, allocating out the NSF on a 90:10 slip would be a massively missed opportunity, especially with ITPs having the capacity and able to hit the ground at the get-go.
The long-term answer
The recent report from the Social Market Foundation called it right. The introduction of Individual Skills Accounts for adults would be an ideal long-term solution and opportunity to shift to a much more learner demand-led system with greater choice, but we need to recognise developing such an approach will take time, and planning and interim arrangements may be needed to plug the immediate short-term gap.
If that were to be the case, then AELP would argue that all the new funding for level 3 is put out to tender so the providers who can actually meet demand can access the funding needed.
Simon Ashworth, Chief policy officer of Association of Employment and Learning Providers


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Sulzbach-Rosenberg is een plaats in de Duitse deelstaat Beieren, gelegen in het Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach. De stad telt  inwoners.

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Sulzbach-Rosenberg heeft een oppervlakte van 53,19 km² en ligt in het zuiden van Duitsland.

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Heat oven to 400 degrees. Grease square baking dish 8x8x2 inch. Layer cottage cheese and Parmesan cheese in dish. Mix beef, herbs, paste and 1/2 cup Mozzarella cheese; spoon evenly over top. Beat milk, eggs, Bisquick, salt and pepper with wire whisk until smooth, 1 minute. Pour into dish. Bake until knife inserted in center comes out clean, 30 to 35 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Cool 5 minutes. 4 to 6 servings.


Effective January 1, 2018, two important changes were made to the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 (705 ILCS 405/1-1 et seq.) (the "Act") concerning records of minors who are investigated, arrested or taken into custody prior to the minor's 18th birthday.
Under prior law, the Act only applied to the courts and law enforcement agencies (which include municipal police departments), rather than to units of local government themselves.
However, within the recent changes to the Act, municipalities are now required to keep confidential all records of municipal ordinance violations that are maintained by the municipality and which relate to a minor who has been investigated, arrested or taken into custody prior to the minor's 18th birthday. Except in certain limited situations, such ordinance violation records are not subject to disclosure, inspection, or copying.
This change to the Act will likely not have a significant impact upon those municipalities which utilize a law enforcement agency for the issuance of ordinance citations because records that are maintained by law enforcement agencies were previously subject to the Act's confidentiality and disclosure rules. However, those municipalities which do not utilize a law enforcement agency for the issuance of ordinance citations (i.e. code enforcement officers or marshals) are now subject to these rules.
Appropriate school officials only if there is an imminent threat of physical harm to students, school personnel, or others present in the school or on school grounds.
Interestingly, the Act does not create an exception for the disclosure, inspection or copying of records by the subject minor, the minor's parents or guardians, or an authorized agent. While the Act may not explicitly authorize such action, it may nevertheless be required under the law. Municipalities should consult with counsel prior to any disclosure, inspection or copying of records which relate to a minor.
The second change, while only impacting law enforcement agencies, imposes a rather large burden upon local law enforcement agencies and municipal police departments. The Act now requires all law enforcement agencies to expunge or permanently destroy certain records that are maintained by the law enforcement agency pertaining to minors on an annual basis. These records, which are called "law enforcement records", include, but are not limited to, records of arrest, station adjustment, fingerprints, probation adjustments, the issuance of a notice to appear, and any other records or documents relating to a minor suspected of committing an offense or evidence of interaction with law enforcement (i.e. ordinance violations).
Six (6) months must have passed without an additional or subsequent arrest or filing of a petition for delinquency or criminal charges.
Local law enforcement agencies and municipal police departments should work with counsel and the State's Attorney's Office to ensure that records qualify for expungement prior to their destruction.
Municipalities are also reminded that expunged juvenile records may not be considered in employment matters. The Act requires applications for employment, including employment with a public body, to contain a statement that the applicant is not obligated to disclose expunged records relating to any act(s) that was committed while the applicant was a minor.


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Alfred-Döblin-Preis (pol. Nagroda im. Alfreda Döblina) – nagroda w dziedzinie literatury, ufundowana w 1979 roku przez Güntera Grassa. Nagroda jest przyznawana co dwa lata przez Akademię Sztuki w Berlinie i , wynosi od 10 000 do 15 000 euro. Jest traktowana jako wsparcie finansowe na publikację nagrodzonych manuskryptów. Wyboru laureata dokonuje trzyosobowe jury.

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Fujian Province(福建省), Guangdong Province(广东省) and Hainan Province(海南省) are included in the Southern Coastal Areas region. China's villages were also incubators for ancient Chinese culture and arts such as martial arts and Chinese opera. .Many villages have theatre stages on which traditional operas and performances are performed on important dates in the lunar calendar.


Ansorg, M., Kleinwächter, A., & Meinel, R. (2003). Relativistic Dyson Rings and Their Black Hole Limit. The Astrophysical Journal Letters, 582(2), L87-L90. doi:10.1086/367632.
In this Letter, we investigate uniformly rotating, homogeneous, and axisymmetric relativistic fluid bodies with a toroidal shape. The corresponding field equations are solved by means of a multidomain spectral method, which yields highly accurate numerical solutions. For a prescribed, sufficiently large ratio of inner to outer coordinate radius, the toroids exhibit a continuous transition to the extreme Kerr black hole. Otherwise, the most relativistic configuration rotates at the mass-shedding limit. For a given mass density, there seems to be no bound to the gravitational mass as one approaches the black hole limit and a radius ratio of unity.


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Why use this website?
This website has been carefully developed to offer information, advice and support on recovery after Intensive Care. Read here about some of the the ways in which patients, family members and healthcare professionals have found it useful.
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In 2019, the website won the Digital Impact Award in the Holyrood Connect Digital Health and Care Awards. The award was sponsored by Intersystems, one of NHS Scotland's leading digital IT collaborators. It was awarded by Jeanne Freeman, the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport.
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The website was part of a winning submission to the Scottish Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions Research Award in 2017. Our programe of research, into survivorship after critical illness, was awarded by the Chief Nursing Office for Scotland, the Allied Health Professions Directorate, NHS Education for Scotland, the Scottish Executive Nurse Directors, and the Council of Deans in Scotland.
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