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Tarot Hides Mystery of the Juggling "Batleur"
by Billy Gillen
I have always been interested in mysticism and metaphysics. Looking through a book by P.D. Ouspensky, I found a chapter on Tarot with a detailed description of a card called "The Juggler." I had never seen the card described this way, and determined to investigate...
The earliest known decks of Tarot cards appeared in medieval Europe. One theory is that they were brought by gypsies - Bohemian mystics believed to have come from India through Egypt. The cards appeared to be patterned after ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
The ancient mystics believed that truth was less likely to be obscured if it was passed on in the form of symbols. Therefore the 78 cards in Tarot decks contain many symbols and characters. These reflect the energies and teachings of the Caballa, astrology and numerology, with various analogies drawn to every other belief system know.
Tarot is known as a "meditative Yoga of the West." The 22 Trump cards are meant to depict the stages of evolution. The four suits - discs, wands, cups and swords - are meant to depict all relative aspects of consciousness. Through meditation and reflection on the cards and their interrelations, one can become familiar with all aspects of consciousness, and how that reflects one's particular nature. Then through an intricate process of understanding, align one's world view from the personal to the universal and reach enlightenment.
Mystics, believing man is given to vice, hid the symbols in a deck of cards. This way the unenlightened may at least have the system of reference in mind to be able to effectively apply them when the time is ripe.
There are many different Tarot decks, and of those, each has many different interpretations. After arduous research I had more trepidation and questions about our card, the juggler, than before. I needed help.
After searching schools of sacred arts, Mr. Thomas "The Tarot Expert" Turner of Weisers Occult Bookstore agreed to help. He plans to publish a magazine on Tarot. I believed he could clarify the juggler symbol on the Tarot card.
My card (the juggler) was most commonly referred to in Tarot as "Le Batleur," the bearer of the wand (energy sent forth). In later versions of the first known deck, the Visconte Sforza deck, Le Batleur was known as the Magician or Juggler. He represents in mythological belief systems the characters of Mercury, Thoth, Loki, Beth and Wednesday. If he was described by one word, it would be "will." Patriarchal belief systems aside, Le Batleur could represent a male or female.
One arm points up and one down - as above, so below. This dual sign shows the descent of grace, virtue and light drawn from things above and derived from things below.
The sign of infinity over the head represents life, holy spirit, eternal spirit, closed world, motion. His person rests in the world of matter. According to Martinism, the sideways figure eight that represents infinity is also the number of Christ.
About his waist is the serpent-cincture, the snake that eats its tail, the symbol of eternity, regeneration, attainment in the spirit. Beneath him are roses and lilies to show the culture of energy and polarity. In the Visconte Sforza Tarot deck, he has placed the other symbols on his altar. In the Alaister Crowley deck he is juggling them. The sword (air) symbolizes the intellect. The cup (water) symbolizes love, emotions, the Holy Grail. The disc (earth) symbolizes matter, property, or business dealings. He is also juggling the papyrus, or word, and the pen, or will.
According to Count de Geblin, "Le Batleur indicates the entire fabric of creation to be but a dream, existence a juggling of divine elements and life a perpetual game of hazard. The miracles of nature are but feats of cosmic legerdemain. The wise direct the phenomena of nature and are never deceived thereby."
Le Batleur's correlating planet is Mercury, the messenger of God and Sun. Mercury is the planet ruling the intellect, communications, sciences, transportation, sports, anything requiring skill and dexterity, and trickery. Sun represents active force. (This all reminds me of the juggler's survey, as jugglers interests predominate in these areas.)
"Mercury is the fluidic basis of all activity," says Mr. Turner. "He is energy and motion, the electric charge and stabilizing factor of continuous duality, he is both truth and falsehood, wisdom and folly. Being creative, he has no conscience. The ends he attains support the means, fair or foul, or by cunning. Like a Jester, he unsettles any established idea, appears tricky. He causes change in conformity with Will (both conscious and unconscious). As the Juggler he is rooted in reality, constantly creating the world, mixing the elements into life."
As I understand it, there is a contrast between the mystical implications of the juggler and the magician as depicted in Tarot cards, and how they manifest in their present day performing counterparts.
For the magician, in order to adhere to the original meaning of the card, every act of legerdemain must have divine purpose. Through wisdom of the ages and mastery of the elements the magician's goal was to help the audience think on a higher level, to evolve toward the divine self. The magician is permitted to use misdirection and deception if necessary. It is important to be aware that a "flashy" magician's stage act that does not contain these messages may reflect a decline of ethics and morals in our society.
Although the juggler sweats more (jestering aside) through sheer being, especially with mastery in numbers, there is magic. The juggler enters a world of focus where time slows down, and begins to perceive the meaning of infinity (and its related aspects). The juggler is a spectator of the process. The audience share the juggler's product and experience. Thus the juggler retains "Le Batleur's" original meaning.
In conclusion, the Tarot system is complex, and our card could have volumes written on it. In my way I did my best to make sense of it. Please contact me with your own insights. Turner says he would like to do a "mass reading" of jugglers as an entity. His results might make an interesting follow-up to our exploration of "The Juggler."
Billy Gillen is a New York City performer and coordinator of the New York Jugglers Club and chronicler into the mystic aspects of juggling history.
The Secret Teachings of All Ages, Manly P. Hall, The Philosophical Research Society Inc. 3910 Los Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90027. ISBN 0-89314-540-8.
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, Arthur Edward Waite, Samuel Weiser Inc., PO Box 612, York Beach ME 03910. ISBN 0-87728-218.
A New Model of the Universe, P.D. Ouspensky, Vintage Books, a division of Random House ISBN 0-394-71524-1.
Wisdom of the Tarot, Elizabeth Haich, Aurora Press, 205 Third Ave., #2A, New York NY 10013.
The Book of Thoth, Alaister Crowley.
The New Larousee Encyclopedia of Mythology, The Hamlin Publishing Group Ltd., ISBN 0-600-02351.
Bullfinchs Mythology -- The Art & Practice of Caballa Magic, Ophiel.
Tarot Hides Mystery of the Juggling "Batleur" / Index, Vol. 42, No. 1 / jis@juggling.org

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In CRM, you may come across scenarios where you need to Update/Insert a very large number of records very quickly. In these cases, opening each record's form to make the change can be time-consuming.
We can handle this better by using CRM Data Import feature by which we can make bulk Update/Insert very quickly.
Below are the steps to achieve this. I am using 'Contact' entity for this article.
In the "Export Data to Excel" dialog box which comes up, Select "Static worksheet with records" and check the "Make this data available…" check box.
* This Excel file has some unique characteristics which simplifies the data entry and re-import process.
* As you click on each cell, you will notice a pop-up that tells you format of the data and whether the field is required or not.
* Required fields are not enforced in Excel (i.e., Excel won't validate even if you miss the value in required cell).
* If you miss a value in required field cell, the record wont be updated in the import process.
* You can enter "Lookup" values also, but the values must match with parent record.
For example, In this Excel "Parent Customer" cell is a lookup to the "Account" entity. So i need to give "Account" full name in the cell.
Next, I want to insert a new record "Rajeev Pentyala" to my contacts.
– We can create new records by entering them in the bottom of Excel. (***Be sure to fill all required fields ***).
To verify your import finished successfully or any problems with it.
This article provides you a basic knowledge about Data import from Excel.
I've used the function above to great effect – but what I really want to do is to be able to update my contacts with a file that was not originally exported from CRM. For example, we use an external company for email marketing and when they hand me a file all I have is the ContactId (a unique identifier for each contact) so if I try and import new information to lots of old contacts it gets thrown out as a duplicate (we have duplicate rule that won't allow two contacts to have the same email address). I get lots of into about what each contact did with the emails we sent them and I want to be able to stamp each contact with that info – but it usually means a full export of the contacts (for re-import) and a lengthy process to VLOOKUP between the two files so my export has the info that my new file has.
Is there an easy way to tell CRM that I'm just 'updating' contacts, not creating them?


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How to Rent a Room or Private Home in Cuba
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Want to visit Cuba? So does everyone else these days. Flights and ferries from the U.S. mean that getting to Cuba is easier than ever, but the bigger challenge may be finding somewhere to stay once you arrive. The demand for hotel rooms by American travelers is expected to overwhelm supply for at least the next several years. Fortunately, non-hotel lodging options include an established network of homestay opportunities that will be familiar to bed and breakfast lovers and millennial travelers comfortable with couchsurfing.
Cuba has had a largely state-controlled economy since the Cuban Revolution in the 1950s, but one major exception has long been that ordinary Cubans are allowed to rent their property out to travelers. These "casas particulares" run the gamut from bed and breakfast style rooms in occupied homes to entire apartments, residences, and villas.
Renting a home in Cuba has the advantage of increasing your interaction with ordinary Cubans, which can go a long way towards justifying your Cuba travel to the U.S. State Department, which still stipulates that Americans can only visit the Caribbean island for the purposes of "people-to-people" cultural exchanges.
There are many Cuban casa particular rental agencies you can book with, including Havana Casa Particular, CubaAccommodation.com, CasaParticular.com, CasaParticularCuba.org, and MyCasaParticular. Recently, powerhouse Airbnb has entered the Cuban rental market, and the international company Homestay.com also has several hundred listings of casa particulares.
AirBnB Arrives in Cuba
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As is the case in the U.S. and elsewhere, Airbnb has quickly emerged as the biggest player in the Cuban home-rental market. Airbnb began operating in Cuba in April 2015, initially offering Cuban rentals only to U.S. travelers licensed by the U.S. State Department to visit Cuba, but opened up its bookings to all international travelers in the spring of 2016.
About 4,000 Cuban casas particulares are now part of the Airbnb network, making Cuba the fastest-growing market in Airbnb history. Most listings are in the Havana area, but about one-third are elsewhere in the country, including Trinidad, Viñales, Santiago de Cuba, Matanzas and Cienfuegos. Major categories of lodgings include shared rooms (some for just $10 per night), private rooms, and entire homes and apartments.
Airbnb Cuba Offers Familiarity in Booking
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In many important ways, renting an Airbnb in Cuba is just like renting in other parts of the world: you can review property information and photos online, learn about and message your hosts, and read reviews. Payment can be made via credit card, and all of Airbnb's "trust and safety" guarantees apply to Cuban stays.
On the other hand, U.S. travelers who want to book an Airbnb must certify that their trip is permitted under one of the 12 State Department licenses for authorized Cuba travel.
So what can you expect in a Cuba home rental? It really covers a broad range. Airbnb, for example, lists a shared room in Havana starting at just $10 per night: the Barato y Bueno Habana property has air conditioning and a private bathroom. Want a little more privacy? The Sol de Valle II private room starts at $25 nightly in beautiful Vinales, and the hosts serve breakfast, dinner and cocktails daily.
If you're looking to rent an entire house (what Airbnb is more known for), you can pay as little as $30 for a one-bedroom apartment close to all of the Cuban capital's major attractions to $575 for a luxury villa that sleeps eight or more than $1,000 per night for a villa with a private pool in a gated community in Havana's Miramar neighborhood.
Meet Real Cuban People by Staying in Their Homes
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Homestay.com, which brokers stays in local family homes, has more than 50,000 listings in 150 countries worldwide, and Havana, Cuba is among the top 10 destinations for U.S. travelers. Homestay.com currently has more than 300 listings in Cuba, including in Havana, Trinidad, and Vinales.
"In terms of arranging a homestay in Cuba, it couldn't be easier," according to Homestay.com CEO Alan Clarke. "We have hundreds of hosts across the beautiful island, many of which are fantastic cooks and more than happy to prepare local dishes, help you mix a mojito and introduce you to all that Cuba has to offer."
Book a Cuba Trip with Homestay.com
Lodging Plus Meals For as Little as $7 a Night
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Cuban homestays can be far less expensive than staying in a big resort hotel (with prices as low as $7 a night) -- not to mention being far more culturally immersive. A homestay can make your Cuba visit a richly rewarding opportunity to meet real Cuban people in their own homes -- and help you justify your Cuba visit under the U.S. State Department rules that require travelers to engage in "people-to-people" cultural exchanges, not beach-and-bar type tourism allowed almost anywhere else on the globe.
While not all-inclusive, all homestays include breakfast, and hosts often offer the option of other meals, taken with the host family, at a small additional fee. The best hosts also may take care of details like airport transfers, tours, visits to attractions, bicycle rentals, and restaurant reservations, according to Homestay.com. Plus, many hosts speak several languages, including English. Between helping to overcome the language barrier in Spanish-speaking Cuba and helping to navigate the country's transportation system, your homestay host could turn out to be the single biggest asset you'll have on your trip.
A Cuban Homestay Is Part B&B, Part "Casa Particular"
Homestays in Cuba are often in restored colonial homes; some boast amenities like balconies and multiple rooms, and depending upon what you want to pay you can also get more high-end lodging like private villas and estates.
A homestay gives travelers the convenience of a bed & breakfast but with far more interaction with your hosts; if it's privacy you seek, an AirBandB (which also has extensive offerings in Cuba) might be a better option, since its listings include entire residences for short-term rent. Unlike many B&Bs, most homestays offer just one or two rooms to guests, so they rarely feel like a small hotel. A better comparison would be to the traditional Cuban "casa particulares."
Meet Some of the Top Cuban Homestay Hosts
In Havana, a stay at Pedro's Casa S, just a block from the sea, costs just $27 per night for an air-conditioned room in a Spanish colonial home where yoga mats are offered for meditation and asanas. In the Vedado district, host Maritza and her two daughters also charge just $27 nightly for an apartment where conversation about bicycling, soccer, photography, and engineering (the hosts' profession) are added bonuses for guests.
Baseball fan Idaisys has an air-conditioned double room in Vinales with terraces overlooking her gardens and a roof deck for taking in the views; she can also offer plenty of advice about local activities ranging from hiking to ziplining to the best dance clubs in town.
Other top Cuba homestay hosts include:
Havana: Tomas
Vinales: Yelenis
Trinidad: Alexey
Havana: Orialis
Havana: Jorge
Ready to Go to Cuba? Start the Process Here!
Homestay.com CEO Clarke says that booking a Cuban homestay is effortless: "Just choose a location and a price range and start reading our host profiles, which are full of guest reviews, photos and additional information which will help you choose your ideal homestay."
"Once you have narrowed down your choices, we would advise contacting a few of your top hosts with the dates you have in mind," he adds. "Once your hosts respond, you can email back and forth via our messaging system and then set up a video chat to 'meet' the host before making a booking. This gives you a chance to discuss any requirements you may have and ensures both parties are completely happy with the arrangement." Hosts will typically ask about your reason for traveling, age, interests, and any special requirements to ensure a smooth and pleasant stay.
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Description: In 1998, violinist Mr. Amadeus Heutling, a member of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO), was looking to have an educational exchange with a school/university in Japan. While many music schools/universities were hesitant with this sudden opportunity, Tamagawa University welcomed him, since Tamagawa values music and arts in its core of education. This encounter has grown into an educational exchange between Tamagawa University with Tamagawa Academy, affiliated K-12 schools, and the BPO members. Based on these friendships and educational exchanges, in 2011 Mr. Heutling proposed an education program that BPO members could be engaged in. The Tamagawa-Berlin Philharmonic Members Education Program was established in 2011 and the goal of the program is to pursue possibilities and values of education through music and the arts. As Tamagawa has its educational philosophy based on learning from real and meaningful experiences, three BPO members volunteered and formed a trio for its first education program in 2011 for K-12 students and University students. The education program added another creative element in 2013 where 3rd graders engage in expressing music through arts and movement. Based on these exchanges and educational programs, the education program in 2017 continued to improve by including a dialogue session and a creative program session for children with the theme "Exploring within the Arts," which included a performance session with the Performing Arts department. This paper describes the BPO, the BPO's conductors, and the music selected for the program in order to define the program's background and significance. Fur thermore, this paper examines and reveals the accomplishment and achievement of the 2017 education program through a post-event questionnaire of the 197 audience members. In conclusion, the 2017 education program shows (1) the significance of learning from real and meaningful experience, (2) the significance of program from "learning from" to "Creating together," (3) an indication of the possibilities in arts education, and (4) an increased motivation for learning and school pride through collaboration beyond borders.


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> TFX Starts 2020 with Mixed Trading in January
TFX Starts 2020 with Mixed Trading in January
Monday, 03/02/2020 | 09:40 GMT by Celeste Skinner
The exchange reported an uptick in FX trading MoM, but lower on a yearly comparison.
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It appears January mostly delivered a solid start to 2020 for the Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX), with the company reporting its monthly trading volumes for January this Monday.
Overall, it appears that trading on the Exchange Exchange An exchange is known as a marketplace that supports the trading of derivatives, commodities, securities, and other financial instruments.Generally, an exchange is accessible through a digital platform or sometimes at a tangible address where investors organize to perform trading. Among the chief responsibilities of an exchange would be to uphold honest and fair-trading practices. These are instrumental in making sure that the distribution of supported security rates on that exchange are effectiv An exchange is known as a marketplace that supports the trading of derivatives, commodities, securities, and other financial instruments.Generally, an exchange is accessible through a digital platform or sometimes at a tangible address where investors organize to perform trading. Among the chief responsibilities of an exchange would be to uphold honest and fair-trading practices. These are instrumental in making sure that the distribution of supported security rates on that exchange are effectiv Read this Term has managed to increase on a monthly comparison; however, the majority of segments were still down year-on-year.
The combined trading volume of all TFX products was 3,117,753 contracts. When measuring this against December of 2019, this represents a growth of 27.9 percent. Nonetheless, trading has fallen by 6 percent year-on-year.
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Taking a look at the trading volumes for foreign exchange (Forex Forex Foreign exchange or forex is the act of converting one nation's currency into another nation's currency (that possesses a different currency); for example, the converting of British Pounds into US Dollars, and vice versa. The exchange of currencies can be done over a physical counter, such as at a Bureau de Change, or over the internet via broker platforms, where currency speculation takes place, known as forex trading.The foreign exchange market, by its very nature, is the world's largest tradi Foreign exchange or forex is the act of converting one nation's currency into another nation's currency (that possesses a different currency); for example, the converting of British Pounds into US Dollars, and vice versa. The exchange of currencies can be done over a physical counter, such as at a Bureau de Change, or over the internet via broker platforms, where currency speculation takes place, known as forex trading.The foreign exchange market, by its very nature, is the world's largest tradi Read this Term) daily futures contracts, a similar pattern appears. Namely, the exchange reported a total trading volume of 1,966,251 and an average daily trading volume of 89,378. While total trading grew by 17.8 percent month-on-month, trading of FX daily futures contracts dropped by 30.6 percent on a yearly comparison.
In January of 2020, the currency to see the biggest monthly growth was the Australian dollar/Japanese yen pair. Specifically, in January, the total trading volume was 181,648 contracts, which is 66.0 percent up from December's volume.
Despite the fact that the AUD/JPY currency pair posted the best monthly growth, it did also note the largest decline on a yearly comparison. Specifically, the trading volume was lower by 58.2 percent year-on-year.
The total trading volume of equity index daily futures contracts, through Click kabu 365, was 1,108,398 contracts, with an average daily trading volume of 50,382. This represents an uptick of 55.1 percent and a significant 200.1 percent on a monthly and yearly comparison, respectively.
Trading of three-month Euroyen futures, on the other hand, stuttered during the month of January, with the total trading volume coming in at 43,104 contracts, which is lower by 19.3 percent from December of 2019. January's trading volume was also down by 63.4 percent year-on-year.
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Cross Roads House in Portsmouth, an emergency homeless shelter, is about to add an important new position: a part-time housing stability case manager to work with former shelter residents and help them succeed in housing of their own.
The Entrepreneurs' Fund of New Hampshire awarded Cross Roads House $25,000 to launch that service during the first of three regional EFNH AMP NH Award Competitions on April 28.
"This grant will have tremendous impact for our organization," said Martha Stone, executive director of Cross Roads House. "The fact that we can now hire a case manager to help people after they move out of the shelter means that we can more proactively keep people in their homes and break the cycle of homelessness.
Cross Roads House served more than 550 homeless adults and children last year. The 96-bed shelter is at capacity year-round. "We need your help now, because the numbers of people returning to the shelter after we've helped them is rising," Stone said, during her three-minute "pitch" to the EFNH membership at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth.
The shelter provides case management and access to a range of other services to people who are staying there – but now case management will continue after they leave. The case manager will help about 100 people succeed in their new homes by keeping them connected to support services, helping address crises, teaching them to advocate for themselves and working with landlords to resolve problems that might arise.
Five non-profit finalists made pitches to the EFNH membership. To prepare for the AMP NH Award competitions, finalists were paired with EFNH mentors, who worked one-on-one with nonprofits to help craft engaging and persuasive pitches. Finalists took part in an afternoon "pitch camp" prior to the final event to help put the finishing touches on their pitches.
The collaboration really only begins with pitch camp and the AMP Awards: The nonprofits and entrepreneurs from EFNH continue to work together on a variety of needs and projects.
Also participating in pitch camp and the AMP Awards were the Chase Home for Children with a plan to design and launch a pilot program for youth at risk for drug and alcohol abuse; Media Power Youth, which is working to adapt its evidence-based media literacy and healthy choices program into interactive software for youth in grades six through 12; Port City Makerspace which pitched the idea of creating a visual art center at the Port City Makerspace in Portsmouth; and the Birch Tree Center, with a plan to expand community-based learning programs for young adults with autism by purchasing a vehicle.
This year marks the 6th annual AMP awards. Two more regional events will be held this spring, at DEN in Hanover on May 5 and at Dyn in Manchester on May 12, where $25,000 grants will also be made. Those grants will bring the total that EFNH has awarded to $285,000 since 2011.


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William Thomas Petty-FitzMaurice, Earl of Kerry (30 March 1811 – 21 August 1836), styled Earl of Wycombe between 1811 and 1818, was a British Whig politician.

Background
Kerry was born at Lansdowne House, London, the eldest son of Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne, and Lady Louisa Emma, daughter of Henry Fox-Strangways, 2nd Earl of Ilchester.

Political career
Kerry was returned to Parliament for Calne in 1832, a seat he held until his early death four years later.

Family
Lord Kerry married Lady Augusta Lavinia Priscilla, daughter of John Ponsonby, 4th Earl of Bessborough, in 1834. They had one daughter, Mary, who married Percy Egerton Herbert. Lord Kerry died at Lansdowne House, London, in August 1836, aged 25. His younger brother Henry later succeeded in the marquessate. Lady Kerry later remarried and died in November 1904, aged 90.

Recent tentative research has revealed that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, (Kate Middleton), might be a collateral descendant of  Prime Minister, William Petty, 1st Marquess of Lansdowne (1737-1805), who is the grandfather of Lord Kerry. The connection might be through Lady Bullock, née Barbara May Lupton (1891-1974) who is the Duchess'  second cousin, thrice removed.

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LIC, SBI Mutual Funds And More: Four IPOs To Watch Out For In 2022
January 2, 2022 January 2, 2022 Future Wealth Daily
The IPO frenzy will continue in 2022 as nearly two dozen firms are lined up in queue till the March quarter, collectively looking to raise around Rs 44,000 crore through initial offerings. In 2021, 63 companies mopped up around Rs 1.2 lakh crore even in the shadow of a pandemic.
The firms that are expected to come up with their IPOs in 2022 include LIC, SBI Mutual Funds, hotel aggregator OYO, Adani Wilmar (Rs 4,500 crore), Delhivery (Rs 7,460 crore), Medanta (2000 crore), Emcure Pharmaceuticals (Rs 4,000), Ixigo (Rs 1,800 crore) among others.
Four IPOs to watch out for in 2022
LIC IPO: The IPO of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India will hit the bourses this year. The IPO will be launched in the January-March quarter of FY21, the government said. The expected price band of LIC's offering is expected to be anywhere between Rs 400 to Rs 500 and 10% of the issue size will be reserved for the policyholders.
SBI Mutual Funds IPO: Indian's largest lender State Bank of India informed last month that SBI Mutual Fund will come up with the IPO. The company plans to offload 6% state in the SBI Funds Management Private Limited to raise around $1 billion.
Adani Wilmar IPO: Adami Wilmar is expected to enter the market in the March quarter. The FMCG giant is planning to raise Rs 4,500 crore from the initial-share sale. The company defines itself as "one of the few large FMCG food companies in India to offer most of the essential kitchen commodities for Indian consumers, including edible oil, wheat flour, rice, pulses and sugar. Our products are offered under a diverse range of brands across a broad price spectrum and cater to different customer groups."
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Emergency services called after car crashes into railings on Peel Way
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Crash: The collision happened on Peel Way, Bury
TWO people have been treated for injuries after a car crash in the early hours of this morning.
Emergency services were called to the scene on Peel Way, Bury, where a car had crashed into iron railings at around 2.30am on Saturday.
Firefighters worked to make the vehicle safe, while paramedics treated the two injured people.
Police were also in attendance and closed the road for a period of time while emergency services were at work.
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Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square Announces New Partnership with Massey Hall and Summer Programming
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and Toronto's favourite patio, YONGE-DUNDAS SQUARE (YDS), is embracing all things summer! Partnering with neighbour Massey Hall for all YDS summer programming, the curated season boasts an eclectic and international line-up of musical acts and films to run from May 18 – October 12, 2015.
Returning this summer are the popular programmes Massey Hall presents LUNCHTIME LIVE!, MINI Canada presents CITY CINEMA, and Virgin Mobile presents INDIE FRIDAYS.
Massey Hall presents Lunchtime Live! will feature a cornucopia of artists performing from 12:30-1:30pm every Monday, May 18-June 15 including Toronto's world-renowned Taiko drumming ensemble Nagata Shachu; to be followed by the rocking grooves of West African griot and praise singer Cheka Katenen Dioubate (presented in association with Batuki Music Society), modern Filipino tribal music crew DATU, the electronic mix of tabla and violin in kLoX, and Aboriginal cellist Cris Derkson.
Massey Hall presents Lunchtime Live! returns in the fall with a line-up of artists presented in association with Dine Alone Records, which is celebrating its ten year anniversary, including travelling troubadour Spencer Burton, electro-punk soul-singer/songwriter Brendan Philip, electronic producers, writers and performers Free n Losh, and Burlington's own power-punk trio Say Yes.
MINI Canada presents City Cinema: BUT CAN THEY ACT? Music Icons in Film for this year's cult film series in the heart of the city, every Tuesday, June 16 – September 1 at sunset (approximately 9pm). Each City Cinema screening in the Square, will be preceded by a short concert film from the Live at Massey Hall film series—a series devoted to Canadian artists, which marries the thrill of live performance and the intimacy of behind-the-scenes access. The feature films include 8 Mile with Eminem, The Hunger with David Bowie, A Star is Born with Barbara Streisand, Be Kind Rewind with Mos Def, Dreamgirls with Beyonce, Viva Las Vegas with Elvis Presley, Dick Tracey with Madonna, The Wiz with Michael Jackson, Inside Llewyn Davis with Justin Timberlake, and Dancer in the Dark with Bjork.
Virgin Mobile presents Indie Fridays kick-starts the weekend with free concerts every Friday night from June 26 – September 4 at approximately 8:30pm. As the sun goes down, the stage will light up such artists as singer, painter, and performance artist Mx Justin Vivian Bond (presented in association with Pride Toronto), multiple Juno Award-winner Buck 65, self-described beat junkies Grand Analog, 22-year old MC/producer Tre Mission with Keita Juma, South African-Canadian conceptual singer Zaki Ibrahim, and returning to YDS after almost being lightning-bolted Fast Romantics with Kandle & the Krooks. Presented in association with Massey Hall.
And for those on the search for some respite from the hectic pace of life, YDS also transforms into a quiet oasis on scheduled fountain days. And there is always free WIFI for Canadian Virgin Mobile members. Simply select WIFI@YDS and enter your phone number to hop online.
Admission is FREE to all these events at YONGE-DUNDAS SQUARE presented by Virgin Mobile.
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Do you tend to avoid anything that involves math? Are you calclueless? Don't you hate how they call it "the calculus" like it's all high falutin and more important than the other math subjects?
The basic problem is, math has a bad rep. Math was like mental gymnastics class, some people excelled at it and the rest of us just got through it with much moaning because we had to.
That's because they never told you about cuddly math.
I had this idea back in college one day when the professor mentioned how most people have an irrational fear of the integral symbol. I thought, wouldn't it be cool if there was a cuddly stuffed integral symbol that you could pass around the classroom and let everybody play with it and maybe get over that weird fear. Here it is at last.
some soft fabric. I used a cheap blanket I found in the Ikea as-is department. It is called the "Polarvide" which was $2.00.
I used Paint Shop pro to enlarge a screen shot of some of the major math symbols until they were between 18" and 30" high.
Then I used the poster setting on the printer to print them out 2x2 for pi and 4x4 for the integration symbol.
After it's printed out, sketch a half inch margin all around the whole thing, that will give you room to sew it.
This stuff is old news, there are so many sewing instructables on this site that I won't go into too much detail.
I pinned the pattern to the blanket fabric (folded over twice). Cut it out and sew it.
I sewed the pattern right onto the fabric because it just seemed easier that way. Also, if you switch to a smaller stitch size as your going around tight curves, the machine goes nice and slow and gives you time to manipulate the fabric around the curve.
Remember to leave an opening for stuffing. Try to put the opening near the bottom of the figure instead of on top, that way it's less noticeable.
Note: Don't bother with the crazy darts. Just trim the margin of fabric down close to the seam (1/8" or so) after you've sewn it instead, it turns out better that way when you go to turn it inside out.
Turn the thing inside out.
This is a job for my recently unemployed butter knife. Use the butter knife to poke the more difficult curves and details into their proper shape.
Step 5: Who Wants Stuffing?
Grab handfuls of the pillow stuffing and start jamming them into the far corners of the thing. Use the butter knife to work the stuffing into the details.
Don't try to shove the stuffing in all at once or it will look all lumpy. Just put in a small handful at a time and work each handful into place.
Once all the stuffing is in there nice and even, lash together the opening with needle and thread.
When you're done sewing it up, make a mental point to put the needle down consciously somewhere out of the way. I seem to always make the mistake of just cutting the thread and then absentmindedly dropping the needle who knows where.
Sigma turned out to be a big problem. I didn't make it thick enough, so it was really hard to stuff and then once it was finished it was just to floppy and depressed looking. So at the 11th hour, I retroactively added a repurposed clothes hangar to the inside. However, adding wire to it makes it decidely less cuddly.
Putting the wire in first made it really hard to get the stuffing into the points and corners.
If I was to do Sigma over again, I would take the wire and wind the stuffing all around it so the wire winds up in the middle and not too close to the surface. Then I would stuff the stuffing coated wire in first and then open up more seams and stuff around it.
Well, there you have it: Cuddly math: Qt and Q.E.D.
Maybe some Velcro or magnets would be nice to stick them together in various ways.
And they would be awesome as bodies for soft circuitry. Plushy graphing calculator anyone?
ooh, I like it when you talk brilliant to me.
i see things. is my mind dirty?
Someone should make an instructable on fuzzy logic.
Do you mean the logical concept "fuzzy logic" or a bunch of fluffy stuffed AND, OR, and NOT gates?
Either way, I'm all for it ;).
Brilliant! I'm oh so very tempted.
I have an irrational fear of i .
Don't worry, It's not real.
Oh.... My dirty mind was seeing some weird shapes in that pillow. But then i realised they were not there, but only in my head. :rolleyes: Cool calc pillows!
In the last frame, what appears to be a tall elongated s is the FUNCTION sign (example: place that symbol here f(x) dx means a function whose derivatitve is f).
I was not aware that the elongated s stood for function. I thought it was just a long s to represent the limit of sums as the change in x (or whatever your variable is) approaches 0... can you explain how it's the function sign?
indefinite integral or antiderivative or indefinite integral of the antiderivative of or definite integral or integral from … to … of … with respect to calculus. It is sometimes written straight up and down, and sometimes the top leans to the right.
the sideays M is called sigma and it means you add together the set of things that come after it.
This is an awesome idea for my science students. Molecular models help with understanding bonding, so not much of a stretch to relating it to Ionic/Molecular, Acid/Base, Equilibrium...... Off to my drawing board!


Small businesses in the construction industry have the second highest failure rate of all industries. A survey of builder and remodeler members of the National Association of Home Builders revealed that fewer than 12 percent had a written business plan, fewer than 15 percent had written operating budgets, less than 18 percent had written mission statements, and almost 70 percent had no formal planning procedures.
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A man who acknowledged lying when he served as a key witness in a major French tax fraud investigation was sentenced to a two-year suspended prison term in the Swiss canton of Ticino on Friday.
Frenchman Pierre Condamin-Gerbier was sentenced by the Swiss Federal Criminal Court in Bellinzona, in the southern canton of Ticino, after his defence and prosecutors struck a deal, the ATS news agency reported.
He was arrested in Switzerland last year on suspicion of breaching the Alpine nation's corporate and banking secrecy laws by testifying in Paris in an investigation into disgraced former French budget minister Jerome Cahuzac.
Cahuzac resigned in March 2013 over an undeclared foreign bank account, long held with Condamin-Gerbier's former employer Geneva-based bank Reyl and Cie, which is under investigation in France for enabling tax fraud.
In connection with that case, Condamin-Gerbier had told media he knew of 15 other French politicians and "big names" with undeclared bank accounts in Switzerland and said he had handed the information over to French investigators.
He later acknowledged through his lawyer that he had invented the list.
A select few journalists were permitted to attend Friday's closed-door court hearing, including one from ATS, on the condition they agree in writing not to divulge any of the personalities mentioned there.
Condamin-Gerbier admitted to disclosing business secrets of his former employer, and acknowledged that most of his allegations about the bank had been false and aimed at harming the bank.
Reyl's lawyer Vincent Jeanneret hailed Friday's verdict.
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With a $2 million estate gift, 1968 aerospace engineering alumnus Bob Lengel and his wife, Sandy, will establish a new faculty chair in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Penn State.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Building community is important, according to Robert "Bob" Lengel, and it has to start with strong leadership. A 1968 Penn State graduate in aerospace engineering, Bob and his wife, Sandy, have recently committed approximately $2 million of their estate to build the engineering community and share Bob's message of effective leadership and communication.
The gift will be utilized to establish an endowed department chair to be known as the Dr. Robert H. and Sandra K. Lengel Chair in Aerospace Engineering.
But more than giving monetarily, Bob hopes to introduce to stakeholders in the College of Engineering what he terms the "front porch initiative" — a communication and leadership concept he developed throughout his career and first observed while growing up in Pottsville.
"On front porches, we become human," Bob said. "Front porches bridge the divide between public and private life, and they provide a space for friendly, deep conversations to take place."
In the business world, Bob explained, people can get lost in their own roles when tensions arise, but by creating front porch-like meeting environments, they can talk to each other as human beings and better recognize their commonalities. The metaphorical front porch, functioning either as a virtual or in-person platform, provides a framework in which corporate leaders can converse about hard topics in a welcoming space.
As president of LeaderWork Inc — a business consulting company he founded in 2015 — Bob helps corporate executives and professionals design and host "front porch-like" meeting environments where they can more effectively engage in training, education, consulting, coaching and cross-organizational learning in a way that simultaneously develops individuals' leadership potential. Bob published a book on the concept in 2018 titled "The Front Porch Revolution: Reclaiming the Time and Space to Slow Down, Talk to Each Other and Lead in an Over-Managed World."
LeaderWork specializes in bringing together executives and professionals with technical and business backgrounds to create environments for both groups to learn from one another.
"It is our hope that this gift can allow a new faculty member to develop their own front porch and to pass down communication and collaboration skills to their engineering students," Bob said.
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After graduating from Penn State, Bob's career began at aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, where he met his future wife, Sandy. From there, Bob's career took him on a journey through experiences in industrial sales of fluid computers, investment brokerage and financial services and research in an environmental think tank.
Desiring to develop business skills to complement his technical education, Bob went on to earn a master's in business administration (MBA) and a master's in engineering science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, followed by a doctorate in business administration with a concentration in marine resource management from Texas A&M University.
After completing his education, Bob developed and directed an executive MBA program and an executive education center at the University of Texas at San Antonio incorporating the spirit of the front porch.
"Now as my career comes to an end, I want to give back to Penn State, which through my undergraduate education gave me solid grasp of the engineering fundamentals and provided a launching pad for my career," he said.
Sandy, an honorary Penn Stater according to Bob, holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the University of Kentucky and an MBA from St. Mary's University. She spent her career in information systems and technology, working for USAA, Capital Group and, most recently, the Methodist Healthcare System in San Antonio.
"Through the generosity of Sandy and Bob, aerospace engineering will be able to advance its research and teaching mission through the establishment of a new faculty position," said Amy Pritchett, head of the Department of Aerospace Engineering. "In the spirit of the front porch, the scholar hired for this position will have a special mission to advance how we think about leadership, communication and education in the technical sciences."
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Q: How to pass and retrieve JSON function as data via ajax to PHP? I'm working on shopping cart. Now I need to pass the array of objects added into shopping cart which is stored in localStorage to php page in order to insert into database.
console.log(localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart"));

Above logs out, the following:
[{"name":"Banana","price":1.33,"count":5},{"name":"Apple","price":1.22,"count":5},{"name":"Shoe","price":22.33,"count":1}]

Now I'm trying to pass this JSON string to a php page called submit_cart.php and retrieve the string in php page correctly, how do I do that? Currently it's sending and receiving empty data.
$("#submit-cart").click(function(event){
                console.log("****TEST LOG ***");
                console.log(localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart"));
                var data = localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart");
                $.ajax({
                  type: "POST",
                  dataType: "json",
                  url: "submit_cart.php",
                  data: data,
                  success: function(data) {
                    console.log("******success******");
                    console.log(data);//this logs []
                  }
                 });
            });

In submit_cart.php
<?php
$return = $_POST;
$return["json"] = json_encode($return);
$data = json_decode($return["json"], true);

echo json_encode($return["json"]);
  ?>

EDITED as suggested answer and it's working now:
$("#submit-cart").click(function(event){
                console.log("****TEST LOG ***");
                console.log(localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart"));
                var data = localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart");

            $.ajax({
            type: "POST",
            dataType: "json",
            contentType: 'application/json',
            url: "submit_cart.php",
            data: data,
            success: function(data) {
            console.log("******success******");
            console.log(data);//this logs []
            }
            });
            });

In submit_cart.php
<?php
$_POST = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'),true);

print_r($_POST);
  ?>

A: On the ajax request set the content type to json and on the php side read the json from php://input
$.ajax({
  type: "POST",
  dataType: "json",
  contentType: 'application/json',
  url: "submit_cart.php",
  data: data,
  success: function(data) {
    console.log("******success******");
    console.log(data);//this logs []
  }
});

$_POST = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'),true);
// then use post as usual

A: Both are wrong if you want to get the values from $_POST. You need to send key-value pairs to the server and then you can access them in $_POST by these keys.
To send everything in 1 variable, you could do something like:
...
var data = {json: localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart")};
...

Note that sending an object is always a good idea as jQuery will take care of encoding the data correctly when you use an object.
And then you can get it in php like:
// you only need this, no additional encoding / decoding
$data = json_decode($_POST["json"], true);

A: Your data is already encoded as you mention in your question console.log(localStorage.getItem("shoppingCart"));
output is
[{"name":"Banana","price":1.33,"count":5},{"name":"Apple","price":1.22,"count":5},{"name":"Shoe","price":22.33,"count":1}]

So in your ajax request
data: { json_data:data} ,

in this case data work as object and it is easy to fetch value.
and in php file
echo $_POST["json_data"];

A: You are not sending any data to the target page here.Inside the ajax send the data with data: parameter.Then instead of using success function use .done() function outside the ajax.The done function is better in terms of result handling.You can check whether your data is transmitting or not by using the developer tool network.There all the request and response data is shown.Hopefully this will solve the problem.

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That yellow sun flower grabbed me by the eyes as I was scrolling through my feed.


We owe it to our bridesmaids to choose great dresses for them. Bridesmaid duty can be fun, sure, but it's also expensive: Once they buy a wedding gift, kick in money for a bachelorette party and a shower — not to mention transportation if they have to travel to your wedding — the price tag can be daunting no matter how happy they are to stand up for you.
The good news is, these days you don't have to look far to find beautiful dresses that will make your 'maids feel happy and pretty on your big day, and stylish dresses abound in a variety of price points.
Black is always popular too, but Saltzman has not yet seen white bridesmaid gowns, which have popped up at some recent celebrity weddings, emerge as a trend among ordinary folk.
Forward-thinking brides want to choose dresses that can be worn again for another occasion, but sadly it seems that once we've worn a dress in a bridesmaid capacity, we don't tend to take it out of the closet again, even if the bride took pains to choose a dress in a wearable style and color.
"I personally have three black bridesmaid dresses that I've never worn again," said Saltzman.
The current versatile designs, though, could take us closer than ever to that dream of re-wearability. To increase the odds that your girls will like the dresses, be sure to gather as many of them as possible to look at dresses together.
After years of forcing bridesmaids to look matchy-matchy, a welcome new trend is toward variety. Brides can choose a dress that comes in several styles (for example a halter, strapless or one-shoulder) to give their 'maids a choice.
This flexibility can go a long way toward making your friends happy, since they can choose a style that flatters their body type. Popular designers offering multiple takes on the same style include Thread, Amsale and Jenny Yoo, as well as the Two Birds convertible dress, which can be "wrapped" to achieve different looks.
If the bride chooses, bridesmaids can also personalize further by adding embellishments like beading, crystals, jewels and bows at the waist or shoulder.
"Embellishments are a good way to mix up the dresses," Saltzman says, but she cautions that bridesmaids' dresses must complement the bride's for a cohesive look.


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Q: Has Marvel provided and explanation of lightning not affecting some Marvel characters? So ignoring the likes of Storm, Electro, and Thor because they have some form of "control" over the element, there are times when those characters use lightning on other high level characters and the receiver is (virtually) unaffected. Let's say Thor shocking Thanos, though it presumably happened off screen in IW.
Has Marvel provided a somewhat science based explanation of how bipedal, humanoid creatures would be able to stand the effects of lightning surging through their bodies? Something to do with muscle density perhaps, or maybe water content, or possibly not even being carbon based life forms?

A: With Thanos it's mostly just the fact he's extremely durable, he's likely one of the most durable characters in Marvel. He's fought the Hulk, Drax the Destroyer (while Drax had the power gem). Has been hit by Galactus' cosmic blasts, etc. All with little to no damage, he's even fought against Odin and was relatively fine even though Odin won.


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5 Steps Leaders Can Take After Ethical Lapses
The Calumny of Apelles by Sandro Botticelli, 1495 (Wikipedia - public domain)
I have to say, I had an internal debate about whether or not to write about this topic. It's not exactly an uplifting one, but the more I thought about it, the more I considered how there's a common thread here.
More importantly, I think there are valuable lessons here for how to find our way out of a difficult situation.
Interestingly, while we seem to be surrounded by corruption, fraud, deception, and swindle these days, it's nothing new.
"Corruption's not of modern date;
It hath been tried in every state."
— John Gay (1731)
What do we do when deception creeps into our lives?
Odds are, that's how it approaches, too: by creeping. Blatant falsehoods are easy to spot — especially these days, it seems…
But when someone seeks to deceive us, it happens by degrees, and often times it isn't until you've been duped that you feel the sting.
And then the sting is twofold: the deprivation of something of value (money, reputation, data, property) and the humiliation or knowledge that you were fooled.
Whether or not you can retrieve that thing of value which was stolen from you, the question becomes: what will you do now?
At this point in history, we're no strangers to what Lewis H. Lapham called "the American genius for the artful dodge":
"the sales pitch, the résumé, the cost overrun, the subprime loan, the building of the transcontinental railroad, the credit default swap, the derivative, the balloon mortgage, the missile gap, the housing bubble, the annual report, the Laffer curve, the Facebook page, the campaign promise, the 2003 invasion of Iraq…"
— Lapham's Quarterly, Vol.VIII, No. 2
Maybe we've been responsible for some of these ourselves. Or maybe we've been on the receiving end. If you've made a bad business deal, created a campaign that flopped, or hired someone who wasn't at all who they pretended to be in the interview process, odds are, someone deceived you.
But as a leader, everyone will be looking at you as you determine the resultant course of action.
Lies Noble and Servile
Before we get any further, I want to discuss the difference between what the Greeks called the "noble lie" and intentional, harmful deception.
In The Republic, Plato explains that by introducing a lie about humanity's beginnings — an origin myth, of sorts — it was more likely to bring harmony among the citizens if they thought they had a common bond. It was for the greater good of society.
It's not terribly different from how the emperor Augustus commissioned Virgil to write The Aeneid as an origin story for Rome. Yes, it was a series of stories and myths, but it was tied to long-held traditions and beliefs, and it legitimized his position. It made for a happy and satisfied public after years of conflict.
Contrast that with what Sherlock Holmes had to put up with from Scotland Yard inspectors who were constantly trying to make a name for themselves on the back of his ingenious work. In A Study in Scarlet, the suspect died in his cell and Holmes said that the inspectors would be beside themselves since they couldn't flaunt their victory with some "grand advertisement."
Good old Dr. Watson came to his friend's defense, saying "I don't see that they had very much to do with his capture."
And that's when Sherlock Holmes laid this truth bomb on us:
"What you do in this world is a matter of no consequence. "The question is, what can you make people believe that you have done."
Or, as we learn in that handbook of treachery and deceit, The Prince:
"The common people are always impressed by appearances and results."
— Nicolo Machiavelli
Sherlock Holmes claimed that work was its own reward. But he also had something else up his sleeve: his own live-in biographer and chronicler, who sold his tales to the Strand magazine and thus served as a near-constant advertisement for Holmes's consulting practice.
These two instances encapsulate the difference in the white lie and the intentionally harmful lie. One is designed to further society; the other is designed to further the individual.
Think of it like this: lying to your kids about Santa Claus (whoops — spoiler alert!) helps them to believe in the magic of the holiday season, the act of giving, and the importance of good behavior. But lying while under oath is meant to protect your own skin.
Deception on a Global Scale
Recently, Sacha Baron Cohen made a speech about the harm that big tech companies like Facebook, Twitter and others are doing, thanks in part to them furthering lies. It's an exceptional speech. I highly recommend watching it.
Among his quotes:
"Democracy, which depends on shared truths, is in retreat, and autocracy, which depends on shared lies, is on the march."
"All this hate and violence is being facilitated by a handful of internet companies that amount to the greatest propaganda machine of history."
"The algorithms these companies depend on deliberately amplify the type of content that keeps users engaged: stories that appeal to our baser instincts and trigger outrage and fear."
Of course, Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not retreating from his desire to have politicians spend money on Facebook while allowing them to promote lies, claiming that he supports freedom of speech as "a marketplace of ideas."
Baron Cohen rightly made the distinction:
"Freedom of speech is not freedom of reach."
We know that Facebook has intentionally deceived us, many times over. They've shared user data with untold numbers of vendors. They've run experiments on users without disclosing it. They falsified video statistics to encourage more media buying from brands.
They squashed any trust we might have had in them through years of half-hearted corporate apologies and crocodile tears. Lather, rise and repeat.
So that leaves us at an inflection point: now that we know Facebook has lied to us, again and again, what are we going to do about it?
From an institutional standpoint, they've become too big to self-regulate. Some sort of government oversight is needed at this point. Although how and by whom is the mystery.
At the brand level, it's going to be difficult to convince brands to move away, thanks to the myth of reach. If there are ethical brands out there, they need to step up and put Facebook and others on notice. Like P&G has.
For users, it's really a matter of being where their friends are. While Facebook is making data portability a reality, they still won't let you export your social graph — your friends. So sure, take all of your photos, but who are you going to share them with?
Things are still a bit murky here, but at least we're not completely blind to what's happening, as we were three, five, or ten years ago.
An Executive's Guide to Handling Deception
So when you're a leader and you're recovering from being deceived or how you've deceived others, everyone is looking to you for how you'll respond.
Here are steps that you can take to guide your organization through things.
1. Tell the truth: The first step is admitting what happened. Simply coming clean and owning the error will allow you to get things out in the open and talk frankly about what happened and why it happened.
2. Commit to avoiding a repeat: Now that you know what happened, you can steer clear of any temptation to get lured into a similar situation in the future. Which is why being clear and honest in step 1 is so important.
3. Avoid revenge: It's natural to want to strike back (yes, even if you're the perpetrator of the deception — this is why whistleblowers need protection). But it's not going to solve the problem and in fact, it might make the situation even worse. Move on.
4. Encourage honesty and communication: If you show that you value traits like transparency, inclusiveness, listening, respect, and clear, concise and candid communication, you'll build a more cohesive team, which in turn can help steer clear of deceptive situations.
5. Maintain your integrity: By taking the steps above, you'll show that you have the leadership capabilities to guide your team through even the most difficult situations. Communicate honestly. Push for ethical business practices.
Jonas Chuzzlewit was a little more cynical in his approach to business:
"Here's the rule for bargains—'Do other men, for they would do you.' That's the true business precept."
— Charles Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit
Instead, consider the Golden Rule:
"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
— Matthew. 7:12
I thought this week's image selection deserved a bit of context.
Botticelli made The Calumny of Apelles on the description of a painting by Apelles, a Greek painter of the Hellenistic period. Apelles' works have not survived, but Lucian recorded details of one in his On Calumny:
"On the right of it sits Midas with very large ears, extending his hand to Slander while she is still at some distance from him. Near him, on one side, stand two women—Ignorance and Suspicion. On the other side, Slander is coming up, a woman beautiful beyond measure, but full of malignant passion and excitement, evincing as she does fury and wrath by carrying in her left hand a blazing torch and with the other dragging by the hair a young man who stretches out his hands to heaven and calls the gods to witness his innocence.
She is conducted by a pale ugly man who has piercing eye and looks as if he had wasted away in long illness; he represents Envy.
There are two women in attendance to Slander, one is Fraud and the other Conspiracy. They are followed by a woman dressed in deep mourning, with black clothes all in tatters—she is Repentance. At all events, she is turning back with tears in her eyes and casting a stealthy glance, full of shame, at Truth, who is slowly approaching."
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Hurrah! Hallelujah! I have started my daily walk again after a four-month layoff waiting for the wound on my foot to heal enough to allow it. And are my faithful walking companions, Daisy and Rosie our beautiful cavoodle dogs, ecstatic about it as well? You bet they are. The mere mention of the word "walk" accompanied by me putting my sneakers on is enough to drive Daisy into a high alert state and she follows me anywhere I might go as if connected by some string to my heels.
They both take to the walk quite differently. For Daisy I use an extending reel lead which allows her to bounce out in front as far as the lead will allow, then stop to sniff some important treasure that presents itself until the lead reaches its limit again behind us and then she bounces past us again to as far in front as she can go and the pattern repeats itself. I say "bounce" because that is the best way I can describe her "run" with two front feet together and her large cavalier ears flapping up and down. And the whole effect just exudes such pure joy that it brings a tear of deep pleasure to me when recalling it. Sometimes Daisy stops and looks back at me and I swear she has a look on her little face that can only be a big happy smile.
Rosie on the other hand usually just trots along beside me and I use a fixed lead for her because it is easier to manage and all that is required for her. But Rosie did go through a period where she would determinedly avoid getting her lead on unless Molly looked like she was going for a walk as well. Not now and she steps up for her harness to be attached as soon as possible after Daisy is fitted out. It has to be in this order because there is no way Daisy is going to brook anyone getting ready for a walk before she does. I suspect though Rosie is still happier about it if Molly does join us, a real Mummy's girl is Rosie.
Rosie does have one little foible that brings a smile to my face. I think it happens when she is getting a bit tired and wants to have a rest. Rosie will suddenly stop to sniff a piece of grass with such a focussed intensity. This continues until such time as Daisy who is way out front notices that we are not moving and then races back at full speed to see what it is that Rosie has discovered with an air of "how did I miss that!" Once Daisy has engaged in the intense sniffing Rosie turns her head away and starts to walk away. The look is like "Hah fooled you"! Daisy then abandons the grass to race away to the front again as if to say "It wasn't that interesting!". Rosie smugly resumes her sedate pace feeling satisfied that she managed to get a bit of a rest, and fooled her sister at the same time.
We are just doing short walks for a start until we all build up a bit of fitness, just 1.4 kilometres over 20 minutes. Of course, this old geek nerd has an application on his iPhone called MapMyWalk which measures and records this sort of data. Our route then is just around the long block that our daughter lives in. As we pass our daughter's house on the homeward stretch we get into what I call "cat territory". There are about ten houses that the cavoodles have previously seen cats out at the front. So our walk slows down a bit as both girls start excitedly checking out every bush or shrub or flower bed hoping to flush out a cat. Occasionally they do and the cat races away to their house while the cavoodles go berserk, yelping and straining at their leashes trying to chase the cat and I have to haul them back onto the path and onwards to home. I find it amusing because they are never so brave at home with Millie, our cat, who basically has the control and chases them around on a daily basis. Rosie will just turn back on Millie if Millie jumps on her with what passes for a snarl from these placid dogs. Daisy, however, is not so brave and just scuttles away at high speed for safety, sometimes my lap if it is available. Maybe on the walk, they are trying to exact revenge on the feline species for all of Millie's torments.
After we have safely negotiated "cat territory" we are almost at the end of the street and the cavoodles slow down markedly. They are starting to get tired combined with the after-effects of the adrenalin rush from the cat hunt. They sit unbidden at the end of the street waiting to cross over and home. The photo above captures this moment. At home, harnesses off, the cavoodles just drop to the ground and don't move for a few minutes, contentedly resting and recovering, smiling at the same time. Oh, what fun it is to go walking with Dad.
Cute! I had my knee fixed this summer and resumed our walks not too long ago, my pup is about 70 lbs…I go super early so I can let him roam free – he is awesome with "come" command, but not so great with other dogs (we've been in training for a bit now). I am so grateful to have him to take me out!


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Q: Will my objects be garbage collected? This is the data provider:
class Item {
  private String text;
  public Item(String txt) {
    this.text = txt;
  }
  public String get() {
    return this.text;
  }
  public static Item next() {
    return new Item("hello");
  }
}

Now I'm trying to do this (just an example, to understand how it works):
List<String> texts = new LinkedList<>();
for (int i = 0; i < 10000; ++i) {
  Item item = Item.next();
  texts.add(item.get());
}
// do we still have ten thousand Items in memory,
// or they should already be garbage collected?

I wonder whether GC will destroy all Item objects, or they will stay in memory since my List holds 10000 links to their parts (text)?

A: Because you're not keeping references to the Item objects, just to the strings, the Item objects are eligible for GC. The strings are not, as they are referenced.
After the first iteration of your loop, you have this:
+------+
| item |
+------+
| text |----+
+------+    |   +---------+
            +-> | "Hello" |
            |   +---------+
+-------+   |
| texts |   |
+-------+   |
| 0     |---+
+-------+
So both item and texts point to the string, but nothing points back to item, so that Item can be GC'd.

Slightly off-topic:
Your example as shown will have only one String instance which is referenced 10,000 times in the list, because it's a string literal, and string literals are intern'd automatically. But the answer wouldn't change if it were a different string in each case. The strings are separate from the Items.


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var _ = require('lodash'),
	U = require('../../../utils'),
	CU = require('../compilerUtils'),
	CONST = require('../../../common/constants'),
	logger = require('../../../logger'),
	util = require('util');

function fixDefinition(def) {
	def = def || {};
	def = _.defaults(def, {
		parents: [],
		children: []
	});
	return def;
}

exports.parse = function(node, state) {
	return require('./base').parse(node, state, parse);
};

function parse(node, state, args) {
	var def = fixDefinition(state.proxyPropertyDefinition),
		proxyPropertyName = U.lcfirst(node.nodeName),
		code = '',
		proxy;

	// validate parent
	if (def.parents.length > 0 && state.parent && state.parent.node) {
		if (!CU.validateNodeName(state.parent.node, def.parents)) {
			U.dieWithNode(node, 'Parent element must one of the following: [' + def.parents.join(',') + ']');
		}
	}

	// standard proxy property handling
	if (node.hasChildNodes()) {

		// process children
		_.each(U.XML.getElementsFromNodes(node.childNodes), function(child) {
			var childArgs = CU.getParserArgs(child, state);

			// validate children
			if (def.children.length > 0) {
				if (!CU.validateNodeName(child, def.children)) {
					U.dieWithNode(node, 'Child element must one of the following: [' + def.children.join(',') + ']');
				}
			}

			// generate proxy property
			code += CU.generateNodeExtended(child, state, {
				parent: {},
				post: function(node, state, args) {
					proxy = state.parent.symbol;
				}
			});
		});

	// explicitly create nav buttons from proxy property element
	} else if (_.includes(['LeftNavButton', 'RightNavButton'], node.nodeName)) {
		node.nodeName = 'Button';
		var exState = _.extend(_.clone(state), { parent: {} });
		var buttonState = require('./Ti.UI.Button').parse(node, exState);
		code += buttonState.code;
		proxy = buttonState.parent.symbol;

	// fail if there's no children and its not nav buttons
	} else {
		U.dieWithNode(node, '<' + node.nodeName + '> requires a child element');
	}

	// assign proxy property to parent
	if (!def.skipAssignParent) {
		code += (state.parent && state.parent.symbol ? state.parent.symbol : CONST.PARENT_SYMBOL_VAR) +
				'.' + proxyPropertyName + '=' + proxy + ';';
	}

	return {
		parent: {
			proxyProperty: proxy
		},
		code: code
	};
}

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The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 tackle a variety of subjects on the eighty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads, the fifteenth installment of the Randomize show. juris1c wrote in wanting an iOS app to merge Geocaching, Munzee, and WallaBee notifications. Then we heard from TheWinterTrio who was hoping we knew something more about Geocaching.com's "Your Friends" feature (in short, no). Then the news that Microsoft killed their tags and the smartwatches out of IFA (Qualcomm Toq and Samsung Galaxy Gear) wrapped up the show. The "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race" is over, and we mentioned the three leaders in that race. Next week we're going over those tips.


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Brighton hosts 'The Festival of the Summer – three days of fizz, fillies and frolics'
Horse Talk with Simon Jackson: Top horse racing tips and the latest news. Brighton host their biggest meeting of the year, the Marathonbet Festival of Racing from August 8 to 10 at the unique location on the hills of the south coast overlooking the sea. The opening day features Brighton's richest race, The Hobgoblin Mile.…
July 27, 2018 in Brighton.
Brighton sets sail towards three-day summer festival with new sponsors
Horse Talk with Simon Jackson: Top horse-racing tips and the latest news BRIGHTON Racecourse is the latest course owned by Arena Racing Company (ARC) to reveal a new sponsorship deal after Marathonbet was announced as backers of a three-day meeting next month. The undulating horseshoe-shaped track on the outskirts of Brighton on the hills overlooking…
July 6, 2017 in Brighton.


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Papers and slides of Rev. George Hastie, Edinburgh University former student
Fonds — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents This fonds consists of the lectures notes, photographs and slides of Rev. George Hastie, student at the University of Edinburg in the late 1960s. The lecture notes were taken by Hastie for his MA course at Edinburgh Univertsity between 1967 and 1970. The slides show photographs taken by Hastie in 1966, 1967 and 1968. Also includes a rectorial election leaflet entitled 'The Making of a Rector', printed for the Tom Hutton Campaign in 1968.1. The lecture notes include a complete set of MA...
Papers of Peter Howard Jones, Professor of Philosophy
Scope and Contents This collection consists of lecture courses, single lectures and notes (some revised and published later) delivered in the University of Edinburgh, or in its name elsewhere, by Professor Peter Jones FRSE, as Lecturer, Reader and Professor of Philosophy between 1964 and 1998, and as Emeritus Professor from 1998 onwards - including his unpublished Inaugural Lecture (1986) and Gifford Lectures (1995).Subjects of the lectures include, but are not limited to: Philosophy and Literature, Moral...
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Power of People and Culture: Achieving Long-Term Business Goals by Developing People
The people component may be the most challenging and rewarding part of your business — your employees are your brand. As you plan for growth, start building a people strategy and company culture that helps your business succeed in the long run.
How to build a framework for people strategy
The importance of developing people, not just product and customers
How to help ensure your company culture is designed to support your long-term business goals
As Chief People Officer, Matt Norman leads the global people team and is responsible for building DigitalOcean's people strategy to support the company's continued growth, culture, innovation, and profitability. In this role, he oversees talent acquisition and development, compensation and benefits, diversity and inclusion, facilities, and employee engagement programs.
Matt has broad experience leading multiple functions across vast global locations, with his most recent role as EVP, Human Resources at Denihan Hospitality Group where he was responsible for creating and executing global human resources administration, integration, and strategy over the course of seven years. Matt has transformed people teams, injecting a business mindset into structure, processes, and systems, continually looking to find alternatives to improve, reach further, and drive success. Prior to joining Denihan, Matt held senior human resources positions at Gilt Group, Conde Nast, Universal McCann, DoubleClick (a division of Google, Inc.), and Honeywell. In addition to his extensive human resources expertise, Matt has been an owner and partner in numerous restaurants in New York City and Indianapolis for over two decades.
Matt received his Master's degree from Columbia University, and his Bachelor's degree from Wabash College.