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Justice Department To Investigate BART Shooting On Thursday, former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of 22-year-old Oscar Grant on an Oakland train platform last year. A Justice Department spokesman announced Friday that the civil rights division will review the case.
Justice Department To Investigate BART Shooting
July 9, 20101:29 PM ET
A worker with the Downtown Oakland Association sweeps the sidewalk near graffiti painted by protesters outside a drug store in Oakland on Friday. The federal government said it will investigate now that officer Johannes Mehserle was convicted Thursday of involuntary manslaughter, touching off angry protests that damaged stores and netted dozens of arrests. Eric Risberg/AP hide caption
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A worker with the Downtown Oakland Association sweeps the sidewalk near graffiti painted by protesters outside a drug store in Oakland on Friday. The federal government said it will investigate now that officer Johannes Mehserle was convicted Thursday of involuntary manslaughter, touching off angry protests that damaged stores and netted dozens of arrests.
For the past several months, many in Oakland's black community have urged federal authorities to investigate the New Year's Day 2009 shooting of Oscar Grant by former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle as a hate crime.
On Friday, a Justice Department spokesman said that the civil rights division will review the case along with the U.S. attorney's office in San Francisco and the FBI.
The lumbering, 6-foot-5-inch and 250-pound Mehserle was led out of a Los Angeles County courtroom in handcuffs Thursday after having been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of the 22-year-old Grant on an Oakland train platform last year.
Mehserle, who had been a relative rookie with just two years' experience under his belt at the time of the shooting, is one of the first San Francisco Bay Area cops to be convicted of killing someone in the line of duty. He faces a sentence of between two and four years in state prison for the manslaughter conviction. He faces an additional three to 10 years for having used a gun in the commission of a crime.
Mehserle will be sentenced on Aug. 6, and his defense attorney, Michael Rains, indicated that he plans an appeal. Rains asked the judge to release Mehserle pending sentencing, but Judge Robert Perry said no. Suddenly, Mehserle found himself on the receiving end of the handcuffs.
The case was heard in Los Angeles, and not in Oakland, owing to the pretrial publicity and the racial dimensions of the incident. Mehserle, 28, is white and Grant was African-American.
After the verdict was announced, protesters took to the streets, damaging at least a dozen businesses. Police said they made 83 arrests throughout the night for violations that included failure to disperse, vandalism and assaulting a police officer.
'I'm Going To Tase Him!'
The controversial shooting occurred as Mehserle and another officer, Anthony Pirone, were trying to subdue Grant, whom they suspected of having been in a fight on a BART train in the wee hours of Jan. 1, 2009. The disturbance attracted the attention of dozens of witnesses, including several who had video cameras.
Video Of BART Shooting
Viewer Discretion Advised: Contains Harsh Language And Graphic Images
The footage is shaky, grainy, and sometimes difficult to make out. However, at least two recordings clearly show Mehserle and Pirone on top of Grant, who is lying face down on the platform. Suddenly, Mehserle stands, draws his weapon, and fires a single fatal shot into Grant's back. It appears that Grant's hands are behind his back immediately after the shot was fired.
In tearful testimony, Mehserle said that just before the shooting he yelled "I'm going to Tase him!" before mistakenly drawing his handgun.
Alameda County prosecutor David Stein argued that the shooting was intentional and that Mehserle had lost control of his emotions. He said that Mehserle should have known he had his gun in his hand because the officer carried it on his strong side -- his right -- and the Taser was carried on Mehserle's weak, or left side. The Taser is yellow and a couple of pounds lighter than Mehserle's handgun.
Stein pounced on another reason Mehserle should have known where his Taser was: The officer had been on the train platform for less than 2 1/2 minutes before the shooting. And in that brief period of time, Mehserle had already pulled out and reholstered his Taser two times as a warning to Grant and his friends.
Transit Officer's Verdict Sparks Violent Protests July 9, 2010
Ex-BART Officer Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter July 8, 2010
Ex-BART Officer Arrested, Charged With Murder Jan. 15, 2009


So, I follow the development of this project and I get emails when issues are updated and whatnot on github.
I just logged into my email and I have 590 unread emails currently.
Yep, every single email is related to this project!
It looks like, cause I'm not reading all of those, issues from the old google code site are being moved over here. As every update/comment in an issue seems to generate a separate email is there a way to stop this happening again? I doubt there will be this kind of influx in the future but it does seem like something that could do with a way of preventing it. Could we condense things that already have a thread elsewhere into fewer posts, maybe?
Unsubscribe from the Group at Google Projects and/or GirHub.
I guess this is where your emails are coming from.
I know where the emails are coming from, they're from new issues being posted. Well, old ones being added by someone from the old group.
If I just unsubscribe do I stop getting emails altogether? I want the emails because I want to follow the progress of the project. I just don't want hundreds of emails at a time, like I've now had twice. I can't be the only one that's had this happen, don't other people get updates like this?
The last of the issues have been moved over today, so you should stop getting so many notifications.
Sorry, but it needed to be done to keep the issues in the one place.


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The set up and connections to Split and Unbreakable in Glass work very well, but in the end it is less than expected.
The main three characters David Dunn (Bruce Willis), Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson ) and Dennis along with many others (James McAvoy) connect from the Unbreakable in which Dunn is the single survivor of a major train wreck, reach all the way to Glass and past Split to complete a trilogy which raises the question of the reality of the comic book super hero.
Shyamalan uses many tools like casting a twenty something Spencer Treat Clark as Dunn's son again as he did in the earlier Unbreakable. Joseph Dunn is part of the screen play as a young boy and now as an adult working with his father in discovery related to comic books. The target of the evil villains is the Osaka building another Japanese building that Bruce Willis must defend not quite as he did in Die Hard.
The story begins with the multiple personality McAvoy capturing a few more cheer leaders, it quickly becomes the story of three super hero characters who are captured and held in an institution for study and control. So Bruce Willis, Sam Jackson and James McAvoy are in the same structure and under study by Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson). She has developed a light device that helps control McAvoy's changing character and uses security personal and cameras to watch the three characters 24 hours each day.
The atmosphere in the institution is dark and appears frightening as do the streets from which the three men are captured. The question in Dr Staple's mind deals with the idea that a super hero from a comic book may not be just entertainment it may be real history.
With all that set in motion as expected the three find a simple method of escape and learn of the plot to destroy the Osaka building. As they head out on the street the institute works to keep their existence a secret, but in the days of security cameras and video tape Spencer Treat Clark the loyal son works to foil the secret. Anna Taylor-Joy is young Casey Cooke who survived McAvoy's many personalities in the past and returns to help him free himself from the multiple frightening characters. It's difficult to understand her concern for her former captor.
Glass is packed with interesting situations, somewhat crazy violence along with an over-the-top set of twists which bring us back to 2000 and Unbreakable. It holds our interest but the climax and ending fizzle.
Average C+
MPAA Rating: Rated PG-13 for violence including some bloody images, thematic elements, and language.
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Starring: James McAvoy, Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, Anna Taylor-Joy, Sarah Paulson and Spencer Treat Clark

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Love Is the Drug...
Passion is born in the brain's addiction center, study finds
FRIDAY, June 10, 2005 (HealthDay News) -- In love songs, passion lifts you up or cuts you like a knife, wreaking havoc with your emotions as it tosses logic out the window.
But what if love isn't about emotion at all? What if it isn't even about sex?
That's exactly what a team of scientists is discovering as they watch new love literally blaze its trail across the living brain. Using real-time MRI brain images of people in the initial throes of passion, they're finding that love originates far from the brain's logic center, its emotional nexus and, perhaps most surprisingly, its centers of sexual desire.
In fact, love may vie for the same real estate in the brain as drug addiction.
"There's this general craving-and-desire system that's engaged, only in this case the desire isn't for money or a drug or power or freedom. The desire is for merging with another person," explained co-researcher Arthur Aron, a professor of psychology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
"Furthermore, the neural systems engaged by sex and love are really quite distinct," he added. "This is really the first unambiguous evidence that they really are separate systems."
According to Aron, the findings help explain instances where people fall in love with people they aren't even sexually attracted to; or why others can feel equally strong, sudden emotion for a newborn child or even God.
In their study, published in the June issue of the Journal of Neurophysiology, Aron and his co-researchers used functional MRI to watch the real-time brain activity of 17 college students (10 women, seven men), all of whom were in the early weeks or months of new love.
Brain activity was monitored under two conditions: first, when the participants were given a picture of their beloved to gaze at, and then when they were asked to look at the picture of an acquaintance.
Staring at their lover's image "lit up a lot of brain areas, but the two most important ones were, first, the ventral tegmental area -- a little factory near the base of the brain that makes dopamine, a natural stimulant -- and the caudate nucleus, a large organ in the middle of the head that looks a bit like a medium-sized shrimp," said co-researcher Helen Fisher, an anthropologist researcher at Rutgers University.
"Both of these areas are part of the reward system in the brain -- the dopaminergic system associated with very focused attention, elation, energy, craving, motivation," she said. Based on this evidence, "we feel now that romantic love is a drive, not an emotion. It's a basic mating drive."
In fact, the brain's emotion centers tended to light up only as new love grew old, she said. "When we took a look at those who had been in love between eight to 17 months, in fact we did see new activity in regions associated with the emotions," she said.
But early love, rooted as it is in the caudate nucleus, is all about addiction.
"It is a drug addiction," Fisher said. "It's certainly got some of the main characteristics of drug addiction -- as with drugs, once you fall in love you need that person more and more, so much so that, after a while, you have to marry them. There are other things, too -- real dependence, personality changes, withdrawal symptoms."
And just like the need for cocaine or heroin, love can make people do crazy, sometimes dangerous things.
"It's a major source of depression, suicide, stalking, homicide," Aron pointed out. "Of course, on the more positive side, it's a major source of overcoming depression and making life more meaningful, too."
The findings make sense to Paul Sanberg, a professor of neuroscience at the University of South Florida whose early work concentrated on the caudate nucleus. "From a behavioral point of view -- having been in romantic love in my life -- I can say it is addictive," he said. "And from an anatomical point of view, they're talking about dopamine."
Most intriguing was the finding that romance and sex are not neurologically linked, although behaviorally they usually go hand-in-hand.
"Sex is only a tiny part of love," said Fisher, also the author of Why We Love. "You want to have sex with the person, but much more than that you want them to call you, to write, to return your love, to be loved back."
People in love often describe the experience as an "expansion" of self, she said, a more general merging with the other: "Your edges get very porous -- you lose yourself in order to include the other person."
And when that person leaves, real withdrawal -- heartache -- sets in. In a second, as-yet-unpublished experiment, the researchers conducted functional MRI scans on individuals who had been recently dumped by the objects of their affection.
"These people were in terrible pain," Fisher said. Again, areas of the brain linked to passionate love lit up on fMRI when participants were given a picture of the loved one. "We all know that when you are dumped you just love the person harder -- I call that 'frustration attraction,' " she said. "And that reward system in the brain, when it realizes that the reward is delayed in coming in, it still sustains its activity."
According to Aron, the next step is to find out what happens to brain activity as new love passes away and settles into a more secure, albeit less intense, emotional realm.
"We're hoping to get funding to do studies where we follow the same people, keep scanning them every few months and see how things change," he said.
The team is also gathering a study group of people who claim to feel great passion for their partner 10, or even 20, years into the relationship.
"They aren't common, but enormously interesting," Aron said. "How can it be that you've been together that long and you're still intensely in love with them?"
Fans of Romeo and Juliet and Wuthering Heights may worry that all this neuroscience will drain the poetry out of passion. But Fisher says there's no reason to fret.
"Look, you can know every single ingredient in a piece of chocolate cake," she said. "Then you can sit down with that cake, and taste every bit of its poetry and just revel in the joy of it."
For more on the psychology of relationships, visit the American Psychological Association.
SOURCES: Arthur Aron, Ph.D., professor, psychology, State University of New York, Stony Brook; Helen Fisher, research professor, department of anthropology, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J.; Paul Sanberg, Ph.D., professor, neuroscience, and director, Center of Excellence for Aging and Brain Repair, University of South Florida College of Medicine, Tampa; June 2005, the Journal of Neurophysiology
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New Bill Proposes Long-term Reforms to EB-5 Visa
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Long-term EB-5 Visa Reforms are Proposed by a New Bill
On 18th March, senior democrat and republican senators introduced a bill seeking long-term reform and reauthorization of the EB-5 Visa Regional Centre Program. This visa allows foreign nationals who can invest at least $1.8 million or $900,000 in a new commercial U.S. enterprise located in a High-Employment Area or Targeted Employment Area, respectively, and create jobs for ten or more U.S. workers, to apply for permanent residence.
It is a prevalent U.S. Green Card pathway among Indian investors. Between 2016 and 2019, the demand for this visa among Indians has risen by 400%. As per USCIS data, in the financial year 2020, Indians were issued more than 300 EB-5 visas – second only to the Chinese. The direct EB-5 Program is permanently authorized. The new bill – EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act (2021) – proposes several changes to the EB-5 Regional Centre Program over five years.
The Regional Centre Program is the immigration pathway used by roughly 90% of investors. An EB-5 Regional Centre is a private or public unit in the USA that promotes economic growth and is designated to participate in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor program by overseeing the EB-5 business projects. The bill proposes the following changes to the Investor Visa USA:
The Program will get an extension till 2026.
Regional Centres must establish policies and procedures to prevent fraud.
Regional Centres must share the proposed EB-5 business plans (including documents and marketing materials) with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Investors must receive more information about conflicts of interest and material business risks involved in EB-5 projects.
The DHS must approve business plans for subsequent investors under the same EB-5 project unless there is proof of misrepresentation, fraud, or material change.
The definition of 'created jobs' will be strengthened to ensure that statistics of job creation are validated and jobs created are new – not relocated or expected to be completed through the purchase of bonds that are publicly available.
Regional Centres must notify the DHS of significant structural changes.
The DHS must audit Regional Centres every five years.
The DHS must conduct site visits for EB-5 projects.
Regional Centres must provide annual statements to the DHS and investors to certify compliance with the program requirements and account for investor capital.
Regional Centres, as well as certain project principals, will have to undergo background checks.
Certain Regional Centre principals responsible for overseeing foreign investors' participation in the visa program must be lawful permanent residents or U.S. persons.
S. securities laws govern EB-5 project offerings. Regional Centres must make commercially feasible efforts to comply with securities laws.
An EB-5 Integrity Fund will form. Investors and Regional Centres must pay fees into the Fund, which the DHS will utilize to conduct site visits and audits –to identify and investigate fraud within and outside the USA.
Foreign agents and overseas third-party EB-5 program promoters must register with the DHS and follow the guidelines to comply with the law and represent the visa process.
The DHS will be strengthened to assess foreign investor capital (including capital loaned or gifted to the investor) and ensure its lawful source.
Defrauded Good-faith investors will be allowed to continue their participation in the Program – provided they were not involved in the fraud, associate in good standing with the EB-5 entities, and meet all program requirements.
The DHS will be given additional authority to revoke application approval in criminal misuse, fraud, or national security or public safety threat.
Investors and petitioners will receive an administrative appellate review of certain adjudications and decisions of the DHS.
Investor capital must be maintained in U.S. banks, in non-comingled accounts, to prevent misuse of these funds.
EB-5 projects must commission an annual audit through an independent party, or use a fund administrator, to prevent misuse of the investors' funds.
Integrity measures will come into effect 90 days after the enactment of the proposed bill.
These changes will ease doubts among Indian investors regarding this visa's cancellation, one of the most direct pathways to permanent resident status and eventual citizenship in the USA. Since this Program has drawn in capital investment exceeding $41 billion and created 820,000 jobs for U.S. workers, it is not likely to be discontinued.
During the transition period, the Regional Centre Program may be temporarily shut, but direct EB-5 visa applications will continue to process. To check your eligibility for this Program, prepare a viable business plan and other documents, and submit a robust application through India's most seasoned investment immigration consultants, call 8595338595
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We found 1 result for memory care in Wabasha, Minnesota. We have also included 18 results in surrounding areas. The median cost per day of Alzheimers care in Minnesota is around $164, with costs running between $42 and $348 daily. On a per month basis, this equates to a mean expense of $4,934, with costs ranging from about $1,257 to $10,440. The median annual cost is $59,203, which is under the US average of $60,900.
Costs for memory care in Wabasha range between $3,416 per month and $9,900 per month. The median cost is about $5,561 per month, or around $66,726 annually.
Wabasha is a town in Wabasha County in Minnesota. It is included in the Rochester metro area. While the surrounding metro area includes 157,778 inhabitants, there are only 3,961 residing within the city limits. Around 41% of the local residents are over the age of 55.
Wabasha has a medium SeniorScore™ of 68. The city has a mean per capita income of $30,000 and a mean household income is $50,000 (the Minnesota state average is $53,000). The current unemployment rate is about 4.42% and the average home price is $237,000, which is higher than the state average of $211,500.
Wabasha has very harsh mean temperatures, with very cold winters and mildly warm summers. The city receives low amounts of precipitation annually. In relation to other cities in the US, Wabasha has better than average air quality and a low crime rate.
To see information on the SeniorScore™ for Wabasha, MN, please visit senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-wabasha-mn.


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Der A Lake ist ein See bei Wirral in der kanadischen Provinz New Brunswick.

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Der 42 ha große See befindet sich rund 40 Kilometer westlich von Saint John. Er ist 1,4 Kilometer lang, 630 Meter breit und liegt 162 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel.

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Q: Enable log rotation in rsyslog How to enable log rotation in rsyslog configuration. The method described in the official documentation of rsyslog using output channels is not working for me.
The script given in the official documentation of rsyslog for output channel is available here: https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/master/tutorials/log_rotation_fix_size.html

module(load="imudp" TimeRequery="500")

module(load="omstdout")
module(load="omelasticsearch")

module(load="mmjsonparse")
module(load="mmutf8fix")

ruleset(name="prismaudit_rs") {
      action(type="omfile" dirCreateMode="0777" fileCreateMode="0777" file="/logs/prismaudit.log")
}

$outchannel log_rotation,/logs/prismaudit.log, 3000,/etc/log_rotation_script
*.* :omfile:$log_rotation

#input(type="imptcp" port="514")
input(type="imudp" port="514" ruleset="prismaudit_rs")

This is the snippet of code I am using. I have also tried adding the outputchannel part of code inside the ruleset(after action statement).
My log rotation script:
mv -f /logs/prismaudit.log /logs/log_rotation.log.1

A: First of all, I think you misunderstood something there and should read the documentation again.
The log rotation is not working because the content you currently have in /etc/log_rotation_script should be in /etc/rsyslog.conf or /etc/rsydlog.d/filename.conf, as the configuration of rsyslog is handled in there.
The only purpose of the /etc/log_rotation_script is to move a "full" (when the limit of currently 3KB is hit) file to another file/location.
The /etc/rsyslog.conf (simplified) would then look something like the following:
# Load modules
module(load="imudp")

# Set the default permissions for all log files
module(load="builtin:omfile"
    fileOwner="root"
    fileGroup="adm"
    fileCreateMode="0777"
    dirCreateMode="0777")

# Receive logs over udp from somewhere
input(type="imudp" address="127.0.0.1" port="514")

# log everything to /logs/prismaudit.log by using the output channel
*.* :omfile:$log_rotation

# If max file size (50MB) is reached execute /path/to/log_rotation_script
$outchannel log_rotation,/logs/prismaudit.log, 52428800,/path/to/log_rotation_script

The script which is executed when the max file size is reached, could then just move the file:
/path/to/log_rotation_script
# move original log to (a kind of) backup log file
mv -f /logs/prismaudit.log /logs/prismaudit.log.1

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Dish serves up late super strike as Spartans win at Welfare | The Spartans FC Official Website – Live together. Play together. Win together.
A thunderous strike in Extra Time from Man of the Match Jamie Dishington and a trademark Jack Beesley free-kick saw Spartans knock Whitehill Welfare out of the Lowland League Cup to set up a Quarter Final tie against Dalbeattie Star.
A balmy 16 degrees and a blanket of blue sky welcomed fans to Rosewell for a League Cup clash between two old friends and foes seeking silverware at the business end of the season.
The opening exchanges saw both teams set out their stall on a pitch that had dried up well enough to ensure the tie went ahead, but still offering some challenges for fast flowing dynamic football.
Keith Murray was unfortunate not to give his side the lead on the half hour mark when he nipped in behind the Welfare defence. The striker was about to pull the trigger but for the timely intervention of Murray. The ball broke free and Murray had a further bite at the cherry but agonisingly sent his shot across the face of the goal and it went wide.
Four minutes later and the deadlock was broken. Jack Beesley's trickery forcing an unhelpful challenge 20 yards out and the dead-ball specialist lifted his attempt over the wall and beyond the Welfare keeper to give Dougie Samuel's side the lead.
The context of the half time team talks changed with just sixty second left of the opening period. Mikey Bruce's mistimed challenge on Keane left the Referee with no alternative than to point to the spot. Up stepped O'Hara who despatched the penalty home.
The second half was one that offered as many spells of entertaining football as it did frustrating ones as both sides pressed for a goal that would have avoided them undertaking an additional thirty minutes of play.
Spartans looked to have done just that when Murray headed the ball into his own net in a melee inside his own penalty area. After consultation with his stand-side Assistant, the man in the middle decreed an offside infringement had taken place in the build-up so the scores remained tied at the end of ninety sunshine fuelled minutes.
Ushered into a quick turnaround by the Ref, the sides embarked upon a mission of ending the match in open play, rather than the lottery of a penalty shoot-out.
The decisive moment came just four minutes into the first period. Man of the Match Jamie Dishington collecting the ball circa 25 yards out before unleashing an unstoppable strike that left the Welfare keeper stranded.
Substitute George Hunter was instrumental in almost adding further light between the teams after skipping through the Welfare defence, including a nutmeg in the mix. His cut-back into the danger zone couldn't be converted into a goal however it was a welcome relief for Sammy's Spartans when the final whistle sounded around Rosewell.
Malt and Hops Man of the Match: Jamie Dishington with Paul Thomson commended for his contribution.


Canada has the desire and the potential to solve the world's most intractable cleantech challenges, but there is much to do. Translating this potential into reality will require developing commercially viable solutions with the potential to scale globally.
The starting point, as Leah Lawrence explains in this video, is mobilizing those entrepreneurs who not only create but also deploy innovation. Unfortunately, these types of entrepreneurs are becoming more and more rare. The rest of the world is hotly pursuing such a competitive advantage in cleantech. Canada has the ability to lead, but time is limited.


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Jaitley invites Aussie businesses to invest in India
By Raj | April 2, 2016
On his first day in Sydney, Mr. Jaitley inaugurated 'Make in India' conference where he strongly pitched for foreign investments in India.
Showcasing significant investment opportunities in manufacturing and infrastructure sector, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has invited Australian businesses to come and invest in India as he wraps up his four-day visit to the Asia Pacific country.
During his visit, Mr. Jaitley met Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg, Treasurer Scott Morrison, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann and several other top dignitaries and business leaders of Australia.
On his first day in Sydney, Mr. Jaitley inaugurated 'Make in India' conference where he strongly pitched for foreign investments in India, specially in the area of manufacturing and infrastructure.
In Canberra, he met Mr. Turnbull and discussed trade and bilateral issues of the two nations. He also invited Turnbull to visit India. Here, the finance minister also attended a special reception organised by the Indian High Commission where he met a large group of Indian diaspora from across the country.
In Melbourne, the Finance Minister met a high-powered delegation of Australia's Superannuation funds and other investors along with FICCI delegation where he urged them to invest in India's infrastructure projects and other manufacturing sectors.
He assured them that India's economic story was all set to stay on path of growth and that the government was strongly focusing on 'Ease of doing business' by rationalising the tax system and other processes and policies.
Mr. Jaitley, while attending a special dinner last night organised by Victorian politician Tim Pallas, called the Indo-Australian relations "evolving and growing" strongly.
"It's not only sports where the relations are evolving but also in business, culture, politics, and strategic relationships, which all determine our future destinies," Mr. Jaitley said adding that the two sides were natural allies.
He also raised the topic of Free Trade agreement which he said had passed the set deadline of last December while stating that "the more we cooperate, the more we coordinate, the better it is for both the countries as a win-win situation."
Greater Pacific Capital CEO Ketan Patel, who was accompanying the Finance Minister as a part of FICCI delegation said the visit would galvanise the relationship of the two sides.
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Retail innovation seems to be all the rage at the moment. Enterprising folks are continually coming up with new and ingenious ways of improving our shopping experience, and creating technologies which make it easier than ever to find and pay for the things you like.
But the fundamentals of retail have remained unsurprisingly static - with the 'money in exchange for goods' not seeing much (if any) challenges over the past few years.
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Trap shooting history
gregkahler
I am interested in trapshooting history of the 1920s. My great uncle, Harry Kahler shot on several states, lived in Davenport, Iowa, and the Philadelphia area. The issue is...whatever happened to him? My father says he may have gone to Australia to shoot and never came back. I have found a lot of newspaper articles mentioning him, but not what happened to him or any mention of a trip to Australia.
Anybody got any hints for me?
SPORTALLURING
Checked the early twenties average books under Iowa and Pennsylvania, no Kahler
listed. Must not shot registered targets at that time.
Drew Hause
I've been researching shooters using Smith guns, and have a little on Harry. All from Sporting Life
At the fifty-third annual shooting tournament of the New York State Sportsmen's
Association, held at the Syracuse Yacht Club grounds, June 1911, in the special double event, Harry Kahler was high with 43 out of 50 using a Smith.
The sixth annual Eastern Handicap of the Interstate Association, shot over the traps of the du Pont Gun Club, Wilmington, Del., on July 11- 13 1911. The double championship presented a remarkable contest in that three tied with 92 out of 100, George Lyon and Fred Gilbert, professionals, and Harry Kahler, amateur.
Pinehurst, N. C., January 27, 1912
Harry W. Kahler, the young Philadelphia amateur, cut a high niche for himself in the trap-shooting Hall of Fame in the four-day Midwinter Handicap, which ended here today. Outrivaling one of the finest fields of amateur and professional shots ever gathered together outside of the Grand American Handicap,
Kahler made an almost clean sweep of the honors. Standing at 21 yards he smashed 98 out of 100 in the Midwinter Handicap event, the premier contest, setting what is undoubtedly a world's Amateur record. He also won the high average over all, smashing 766 out of 800 targets, this including 100 from 20 yards and 100 from 21 yards, leading amateurs and professionals alike.
Sea Girt, N. J., July 19. The first annual registered trap shooting tournament of the
New Jersey State Rifle Association Gun Club, at the famous Sea Girt range, on July 17 and 18. The program was 100 targets on practice day and 150 registered and 25 handicap targets on each of the two regular days. The handicap is to be an annual affair and will be known as the Sea Girt Handicap at 50 targets. Charles H. Newcomb, of Philadelphia, was high over all with 288 out of 300. Harry Kahler, another Philadelphian, was second amateur, with 285. William Foord, of Wilmington, Del., was third.
Cut and paste this link to the Sporting Life archives, enter his name, and you'll find lots of hits
http://search.la84foundation.org/search?site=default_collection&client=default_frontend&output=xml_no_dtd&proxystylesheet=default_frontend&proxycustom=
The 12-21-12 Sporting Life has a picture of Harry
Tricks, tools, and technology will never triumph over lack of talent...but at least I'm trying.
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Thanks! If you ever find out anything about what finally happened to him, or if he went to Austrailia please let me know.
There is\was a Harry Kahler-- same spelling as you posted-- in Clinton Iowa--owner of Lateka marina & sporting goods store, may be a listing in the local phone directory.
I'm originally from Clinton and bought a few things from them. Don't know if this might help. Ross Puls
Good work Drew, no wonder I didn't find a listing in the average books. He was shooting and winning in 1911-1912...
KennyRay
Greg Kahler,
Your uncle is one of many old-time shooters I've been researching for several years.
He became a Peters Cartridge Co. traveling shooter in 1906. He was known as the "boy wonder"
Placed 2nd in the Grand American Handicap.
He shot all over the East Coast.
He won the Wyeth Trophy, emblematic of the World Amateur Live Bird Championship in 1907.
He was the Amateur Champion of Philadelphia in 1911.
Won the National Amateur Championship in 1911 at the New York Athletic Club.
Pennsylvania State Champion in 1912.
He was one good shooter.
I think he worked at George S. McCarty's Dye Co. in Philadelphia. McCarty took him shooting all over and they were both members of the Highland Gun Club of that city. McCarty was the guy who was involved during the transfer of control of trapshooting from Industry to the Amateurs, oversaw construction of the homegrounds at Vandalia, OH in 1923-24 and became second President of the ATA.
I cannot answer your question because I too lost him. I know he moved back to Iowa but don't see him attending his father Charle's funeral in 1928.
One problem is that there are many many Harry Kahler's and even three or four Harry W. Kahler's, some from Iowa.
Do you know if his sister Lillian ever married?
Father Charles is buried at Fairmount Cemetery in Davenport and I would hope that Harry was there as well. Mother Catherine died sometime before 1920.
If you want to swap information send a PM.
Kenny Ray Estes
Pittsgrove, NJ
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shotgunpeople
Kenny Ray and Drew certainly dig up the history that is very interesting to an amateur history buff such as myself.
It is always wonderful to see all this history being preserved.
Dave in SC
Thank you Kenny Ray.
He was second by one target behind Mark Arie for the Amateur Double Championship at the 1912 GAH 89/50 pairs to 88x50 pairs.
Here it is. "Will now make his home at Davenport Iowa"
Bob Hawkes
Thank you Drew and Kenny Ray. You two always come up with some great stuff.
I found the obituary of Charles F. KAHLER, Harry's father who died in 1928. According to the report, Harry W. was living in Alsaka.
Harry's mother Catherine died in 1916.
Another article mentions that Lillian M. Kahler, Harry's sister was executrix and the headline was "Kahler will Leave $6,000 to Son Harry." I get the impression that Harry was not at the funeral and the $6,000 was meant to bring him back to Davenport, Iowa.
Harry Kahler was mentioned as being a pupil of George S. McCarty, who apparently took the young Kahler under his guidence. They went to many shoots together and I've even found articles about them hunting together.
Kenny Ray
Here's young Kahler sitting next to George McCarty at the Midwinter Handicap at Pinehurst, N.C. in 1912.
Gosh the picture is really bad. Looks better on my computer.
Standing is Wright, Buckwalter and Al Ivins (1920 GAH Champion)
Sitting is Harry Kahler and George McCarty
Second picture are the professionals present at the shoot.
Lester S. German, R. W. Clancy and J. Mowell Hawkins
redudley
Awesome! Thank all of you for sharing this history. Ralph
smokinold32
Go to the PSSA website. There is some history links on there. Try to contact the PSSA webmaster. He has tons of historical memorabilia, pictures, articles, ect. smokinold32
johnpe
An old friend of the family, Forest W. McNair published his autobiography entitled "Forest McNair of Texas" by the Naylor Company in San Antonio. Copyright was in 1956. He was an excellent trapshooter and the part of the book about trapshooting begins in 1908. I'm sure he shot until at least 1956. He was on the winning 1920 Olympic Trapshooting Team. I feel sure this book was a limited edition and you may have some trouble finding a copy. However, he did a lot of traveling and shooting. If you are lucky to find one, I'll think you will find it interesting. I don't recall if he mentioned Mr. Kahler, but he covered a lot of the trapshooting territory.
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Drew Hause, please contact me about an L.C.Smith trapgun. my ph is
Here is Forest W. Mc Neir of Texas with the 1920 U S Olympic Team... Seated on the left.
Harry Kahler & B.M. Higginson at the Country Club of Westchester Co., Pelham, New York, 1906
F. W. McNeir, F. S. Wright, F. M. Troeh, H. R. Bonser, M. Arie, Jay Clark, Jr. (Capt). From "Trapshooting: The Patriotic Sport" by D. H. Eaton
McNeir, Forest - Inductees
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Plan to make this dish tomorrow or the next day, you have to marinate in the fridge for 24-48 hours.
Domenica suggests a yellow onion, because cooked red onions tend to turn grey (which I found out). I have a lot of red onions from the garden, so I mixed red and yellow.
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Scatter the rest of the ingredients on top of the fish.
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Place in the fridge for 24-48 hours.
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Let rest 30 minutes before ladeling into bowls.
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This was also great with toasted bread to mop up all that goodness.
I ate swordfish last night and was thinking of making this recipe, but had only the red type of cherry tomatoes. I love the colorful look of using the mixture of yellow and red and will have to get some to try this wonderful stew. It's so hard to find those yellow cherry tomato plants. Do you start from seed?
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Is it possible to substitute another kind of fish for the swordfish? I'm guessing a "meaty" type would work but not sure what kind that would be.
Thank you, and always love your recipes!
I would think so...........I roast tomatoes and cod and lemon slices in the oven, however, I would stick to the meaty swordfish if you can.
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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Max Richter's 8-hour work SLEEP will be broadcast globally on radio stations this Easter, offering listeners worldwide the chance to unite in a moment of meditative stillness.
It will be launched in the UK by BBC Radio 3 - the station which first broadcast the full work from the Wellcome Collection in London in 2015. The original world premiere performance will be rebroadcast overnight from 11pm on Saturday (April 11) to 7am on Easter Sunday (April 12) as part of 'Slow and Mindful' series, BBC Radio 3's offering of music for the mind in the time of lockdown.
Meanwhile, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) will bring together radio members across the globe to air the full 8-hour piece - with over 15 stations in Europe and beyond, including Canada and New Zealand. They will all broadcast SLEEP during the Easter weekend.
Max Richter says: "Five years ago I wrote SLEEP as an invitation to pause our busy lives for a moment. Now we are all facing an unexpected and unwelcome pause. It is far from easy to adjust to this new normal, which daily brings fresh anxiety and suffering to our communities, to those we love, and to ourselves. At this time the magical ability of creativity to elevate our days and to connect us with one another is more valuable than ever, and I'm really happy that BBC Radio 3 and the EBU will allow us to listen all together across the world. Please stay home, stay safe, and enjoy this 8-hour place to rest with those you love".
When it was first broadcast in 2015, Radio 3's live airing of SLEEP broke two Guinness World Records; for the longest broadcast of a single piece of music, and the longest live broadcast of a single piece of music. Since the world premiere, the piece has been staged across the globe, with landmark concerts in Paris, Los Angeles and Sydney - with audiences in beds, not seats. The Deutsche Grammophon album of SLEEP has recently returned to No.1 on the Billboard classical chart in the US, following World Sleep Day.
Described by the composer as a "lullaby for a frenetic world", Richter's SLEEP seeks to examine the relationship between music and the subconscious mind. A work which unites people even more in these homebound days, this remarkable broadcasting moment aims to bring together listeners in a collective moment of musical reflection.
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Global Broadcast Networks, WHO, Global Citizen & Stars Join Fires For 'One Word: Together At Home'
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Alessia Cara Releases "I Choose", Original Song From Netflix's The Willoughby's
Andrea Bocelli Music For Hope, Streaming Worldwide Exclusively On Youtube From The Duomo In Milan On Easter Sunday
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The Lacs Releases 'Redneck Roots' Music Video


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This collection is comprised of the single volume manuscript of Joseph C. Carter, entitled "Philadelphia Quaker Philanthropists: Ann and George Williams." The manuscript provides a brief biography of, and genealogical information for, Ann Trimble Williams and George Williams, and their involvement in early Philadelphia philanthropic societies, including the Magdalen Society.
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George Williams (1766-1852) was born February 24, 1766, the son of Hezekiah and Grace (Biles) Williams. Williams was a Philadelphia merchant. George williams married Ann Trimble on 4th month, 10, 1811. Williams was one of the founders of the Magdalen Society in 1800, and acted as the chairman of the board of managers for many years. Williams died in 1852.
Ann Trimble Williams (1771-1857) was born on July 16, 1771, in Concordville, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Samuel and Esther (Brinton) Trimble. Ann Williams died October 16, 1857, at the age of 86.
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While media and protesters raged against the military mannequin outside, a very different scene unfolded inside the house on Marty Way
By Bill Forman
Don't want to live like an effigy: Virginia and Stephen Pearcy pose beneath the second coming of their controversial creation.
Stephen Pearcy had little idea what kind of monster he was about to create when he stepped into a surplus store to buy materials for his latest political statement. In fact, all signs pointed to the contrary: Even the store manager, when he found out what Stephen and his wife, Virginia, were up to, showed his approval by telling the cashier to give Stephen a 50-percent discount. But that was in Berkeley, where the vast majority of residents believe regime change begins at home and where an American soldier uniform dangling from a rooftop—even one with a balled-up flag for a head, a noose around its neck and a sign saying "Your tax dollars at work"—barely would have caused a stir. Instead, the Pearcys chose to mount the protest art at their house in Sacramento's Land Park.
And that's where the trouble began. The first soldier figure lasted less than a week and set the pattern for conflicts to come: Newscasters show it on TV, talk-radio hosts stir up listeners, a small mob congregates in front of the house, and the display is illegally torn down just in time for the footage to make the nightly news broadcast.
On Saturday afternoon, the Pearcys set the cycle in motion a second time. In front of TV cameras, Veterans for Peace, talk-radio listeners and a white Thunderbird with "God Bless Bush" scrawled on its side and "War Makes Peace" on its hood, Stephen climbed a ladder and this time used nails instead of a noose to mount a new figure, this one bearing the sign "Bush Lied, I Died."
After an hour of meeting the press on the front lawn, the Pearcys retreated to their living room for a scheduled SN&R interview, where they were eventually joined by Davina Weaver, whose son was seriously injured just last month in Iraq. Weaver had driven out on a Saturday afternoon to find out just what kind of people would hang a soldier figure from their rooftop, and she soon found herself in the middle of the media maelstrom. "I turned around, and they had all these microphones in my face," said Weaver. "I'm like, 'What in the world? I'm just trying to talk to these people.'"
Refusing to debate Weaver in front of a "frenzy of reporters," Virginia instead invited her inside to talk things over peacefully. Weaver was willing, but talk-show host Mark Williams resisted the idea, insisting that if this was really about free speech, the dialogue should take place out on the lawn for all to hear.
Instead, Weaver later joined the Pearcys in the relative privacy of their living room, took a deep breath and sat down to talk to them about how all this was affecting her and her family.
"That image is just too close to home for me," Weaver told them. "My son—he'll be home in three weeks, and about three weeks ago he was wounded. He was shot through the leg and the hand. And my daughter told me that when she looks at that, she sees her brother. I mean, you can do what you want, but maybe you should …" Weaver's voice trailed off. "I mean, when I look at that, I see my son."
"I think that's also part of the message," explained Virginia, noting that although the Pearcys don't have any relatives in Iraq right now, they're hoping that people who do will see their display and think about who's accountable.
As they spoke quietly across a coffee table stacked with books on First Amendment law and politics—the Pearcys are both lawyers whose primary residence is in the Bay Area—tensions from the fracas outside quickly dissolved, and the two parties grew to understand each other.
"I know what you [Pearcys] are trying to do. You're trying to create a dialogue. You're trying to get people to stop and think," said Weaver. "And they are, but unfortunately, some people are getting hostile. And some of the Veterans for Peace guys who came here to protect you, they were getting very hostile toward me, saying I'm stupid and don't know anything."
"That's OK," joked Stephen. "A lot of the people on the right tell us that we're stupid, too."
After about 40 minutes, Weaver told the Pearcys she had a better understanding of what they were trying to do. "I just wanted to come here for my own peace of mind," she said, before returning to the milieu outside.
"It's interesting that none of our immediate neighbors who oppose us want to speak to us about this," said Virginia. "So, we definitely appreciate when people are willing to talk to us. I think that's the only way we can come together."
In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, the monster unleashes the collective fears of a community, which rises up with torches in hand to destroy it. The Pearcys' political statement appears to be stirring up its own set of repressed emotions, especially in an era when flag-draped coffins are banned from the TV screen and embedded reporters no longer are encouraged to show the realities of war.
As this newspaper goes to press, the second figure has been taken down—once again, the trespassers were caught on camera. Stephen says that when he called the police to see what was being done, he was told that the trespassing and theft weren't the police's only concerns and that hate-speech charges had been filed against the Pearcys. He said a lieutenant told him, off the record, that he personally hates what the Pearcys are doing.
Although he had yet to talk to the officer in question, Sacramento police spokesman Justin Risley assured SN&R that "regardless of whether or not [the lieutenant] expressed his personal opinion," it would have "nothing to do with our position on illegal behavior" and commitment to responding to all complaints.
Meanwhile, Move America Forward—a group created to promote the recall of former Governor Gray Davis—was planning a candlelight vigil for Tuesday evening, during which the Pearcys planned to show up and possibly erect a third figure. Reached in Berkeley at noon on Tuesday, Stephen said he had yet to decide but was making a stop at the surplus store just in case.
"I called him yesterday and told him what happened, and he had already seen it on the news," said Stephen of the store's owner. "He said, 'The next one's on me.'"
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Nick Barisheff of Bullion Management Group Inc. (BMG) notes that most of the above ground silver stockpiles were sold before the year 2000 and each ounce at the COMEX has 44 eligible owners. Moreover, only 20% of silver is the byproduct of pure silver mines, the remaining 80% is derived from base metal production, such as lead. The net result: 50% of silver demand is industrial in nature with unique nearly vertical asymptote-like demand / supply curves, which makes demand indifferent to increases in price. Put simply, no matter how costly silver becomes, industrial demand for items like solar panels and laptops / iPhones / Androids remains constant as there are no economical alternatives. Consequently, even if jewelry demand were to drop to near 0%, the remaining 50% industrial demand holds constant. Case in point, when Ford purchased $2 billion of palladium, a precious metal with similar industrial qualities the price leaped 10 fold (Figure 1.1). Until the 2011 gold zenith, the trend in US debt and the price of gold tended to walk in lock step, in near perfect correlation. If the relationship were to return, it would require a price of $3,000 gold to reflect today's debt levels and using Professor Lawrence Kotlikoff's $200 trillion debt figure, $30,000 gold. Nick makes the chilling claim – one day in the not so distant future, investors will notice gold is $2,000-$3,000 higher than the day before and it will be too late to procure discounted PMs.
When Ford Motors purchased $2 billion of palladium, a precious metal with similar industrial qualities the price leaped 10 fold (Figure 1.1).
Using Professor Lawrence Kotlikoff's $200 trillion debt figure, $30,000 gold.
Figure 1.1. Palladium Squeeze – Is Silver Next?


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Bonus Metrics for 'Doing Good'
Spurred on by stakeholders, boards are trying to include diversity, social impact, and sustainability goals into incentive plans. The question is, how?
Irv Becker
Vice Chairman, Executive Pay & Governance
It turns out that it isn't easy figuring out how to reward people who are trying to do good—at least when it comes to improving a firm's efforts on environmental, social, and governance issues.
In recent months, a host of multinational firms including Apple, McDonald's, and Chipotle have announced plans to tie bonuses and long-term incentives for the CEO and other executives to diversity and sustainability targets. And the list will grow longer: surveys say one out of every five public firms have indicated that they plan to connect some amount of executive compensation to ESG metrics.
The only question: How? Compensation committees are trying to figure out how and where to incorporate ESG initiatives into incentive plans, says Gillian Emmett Moldowan, a partner in law firm Shearman & Sterling's compensation and governance practice. "Using metrics for ESG is still in its infancy, and compensation committees have questions about how they are structured," she says. There continue to be discussions about how to effectively structure ESG metrics and whether they should be formulated as subjective or objective, keeping in mind not to create unintended consequences.
Incorporating ESG metrics into bonus plans is not new, but it has been growing since the pandemic. Indeed, studies suggest that as many as 50% of S&P 500 companies now use ESG metrics in incentive plans. But a closer look at the data shows that only 18% of companies have diversity and inclusion targets, while only 14% have environmental and sustainability goals. Moreover, only 4% of companies using ESG targets include them as part of their long-term incentive plans.
For its part, McDonald's aims to have 35% of its US senior management from underrepresented groups by 2025, a roughly 5% increase from the current level. Meanwhile, Chipotle will tie 10% of its top executives' bonuses to sustainability measures, such as increasing the amount of organic and locally sourced food used in the restaurants. Apple also plans to increase or decrease annual bonuses for executives by up to 10% based on ESG measures, though the company didn't set specific targets.
Experts say the biggest dilemma right now is whether to include the incentives for short- or long-term performance, or both. Currently, most ESG goals are short-term, since employees, investors, and customers want to see changes in these areas quickly. "The best way to drive immediate movement and reaction is through the annual bonus plan," says Irv Becker, vice chairman of executive pay and governance at Korn Ferry. At the same time, he says between one-third and one-half of his clients are devising specific, measurable long-term targets too.
What boards are trying to do, he says, is thread a fine needle between generating progress in the short term without risking management making too big of an adjustment too fast, which could cost the organization financially and culturally. However, he says, the goal for boards is to evolve ESG initiatives to become more a part of long-term incentive plans, "because that's the best way to achieve business goals and attract the best talent."
Ultimately, the views of outside stakeholders and investors will weigh heavily on all these plans too. These groups can be fickle, notes Michelle Lowry, academic director of Drexel University's Gupta Governance Institute. For example, a firm might set a benchmark for diversity targets or carbon reductions—only to hear investors wanted something different. "The incentives have to be aligned with how stakeholders are evaluating the company," Lowry says.
A New View of Emergency Succession
Boards are increasingly having to deal with sudden departures of executive leaders, prompting a rethink on how to prepare for the unexpected.
Younger and Wiser?
Boards are stepping up efforts to hasten director turnover and make room for the "next generation of directors." The pros and cons of the new direction.
Comp Committees: More Than Just Pay
The role of the compensation committee is changing dramatically, creating a new level of accountability. But will some new duties become overwhelming?
The Long Road to REIT Diversity
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Oil Summary: Organic Rosemary oil is an antioxidant and protects you from the damaging effects of free radicals, which is believed to contribute or cause various chronic diseases and cancer.
Odor and Color: Rosemary oil is pale-yellow with a thin consistency, and its aromas are warm, sweet, woody, herbal, camphorous, and slightly medicinal with a medium-strong middle fragrance note.
Main Constituents:?Camphor, 1,8-cineole, a-pinene, gamma-terpinene, verbenone, eucalyptol, bornyl acetate and camphene.
Contraindication:?Rosemary essential oil can cause allergic reactions in some individuals. If you are allergic or have sensitivities to basil, oregano, or sage, avoid or use with caution until you know your tolerance. It can also cause spasms, so it should not be used if you are pregnant or think that you might be as it can lead to miscarriage. If you suffer from epilepsy or high blood pressure, rosemary essential oil should be avoided. Always heed recommended dilution ratios and test on a small, insensitive area of skin before applying liberally. Undiluted ingestion is not recommended unless you are under the direction of a practitioner qualified in aromatherapy.


An important part of a website are the images. Unless you have your own image library or have money to shoot your own, you will have to source them from an image library. It is important that you understand the different types of licenses so that you aren't on the end of an expensive copyright claim.
This is a common misunderstanding of the purpose of Google Images. It is no more than a search engine for images. All images are copyrighted. It is not a source of free images. If you download an image from Google Images without checking who owns the copyright, you are putting yourself or your business at the risk.
The simple difference is that once you have licensed a Royalty Free image, you can use it as many times in any format without paying any extra license fee.
Whereas for a Rights Managed image, you need to pay for each type of usage. For example, if you license to use on your website, you will need to license again to use it in your printed material.
If you do not have the money to license an image, another option is to use a free image. These are generally licensed under a Creative Common (CC) license. CC licenses that enable the free distribution of an otherwise copyrighted work.
CC licenses are more complicated than regular licenses. Rather than explain them all, it is better that you check the official Creative Common website. Although CC images are free to use, you can still be caught out if you use the image outside of the CC license.
No matter where you get your images from, always check that you have the license to use them the way you intend to. Copyright claims can be expensive.


New Delhi, Nov 8 (IANS) The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on Thursday apprised of India joining as a member of Advanced Motor Fuels Technology Collaboration Programme (AMFTCP) under the International Energy Agency.
"The primary goal of joining AMFTCP by the Ministry of Petroleum is to facilitate the market introduction of advanced motor fuels/ alternate fuels with an aim to bring down emissions and achieve higher fuel efficiency in transport sector," an official release said.
The R&D work in AMF TCP is carried out within individual projects called 'Annex'. Over the years, more than 50 Annexes have been initiated in AMFTCP and a number of fuels have been covered in previous Annexes such as reformulated fuels (gasoline & diesel), biofuels (ethanol, biodiesel etc.), synthetic fuels (methanol, Fischer- Tropsch, DME etc.) and gaseous fuels.
"Association with AMFTCP will help the Petroleum Ministry in furthering its efforts in identification and deployment of suitable fuels for transport sector in respect of higher efficiency and lesser emissions," it added.
"These advanced fuels are presently in their early stages of development in our country and necessitate extensive R&D for making these fuels a viable option for meeting our energy needs. Though some of these advanced bio-fuels have successfully been deployed in few countries, India is still awaiting its deployment in transport sector," the release said.


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Q: Theory of General relativity — not renormalizable I have a short question: what does it mean when one says that General relativity is not renormalizable?
I guess unlike the Quantum Field Theory, but what is the idea behind this statement?

A: When we say that GR is non-renormalizable, we generally mean that the tools we used in other field theories to get rid of infinities are not working in this case. For example if we treat gravity as a quantum field theory, we can expand around flat spacetime.
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g_{\mu\nu} = \eta_{\mu\nu}+h_{\mu\nu}
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If we perturb around the field $h_{\mu\nu}$, the action becomes$$
\mathcal{S}_{gravity}\sim \frac{1}{16\pi G}\int{d^4x} \;(\partial h)^2(1+h^2+...)
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\sim\int{d^4x}(dh)^2\left[{\frac{1}{16\pi G}}+\left({\frac{1}{16\pi G}}\right)^2h^2+..\right]
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Now, the couplings of each $(1+h^2+..)$ will have higher and higher powers. The couplings in the action (namely the terms which contain the gravitational constant $G$) have mass dimension -2. This means our couplings have mass dimensions $[\lambda] < 0$. In general for a theory to be renormalizable we need $[\lambda] \ge 0$. In other words, there are more divergencies in our theory than there are counter-terms.