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Home / Culture / Ryan Adams: multiple women accuse singer of emotional abuse, report says
Ryan Adams: multiple women accuse singer of emotional abuse, report says
Pete Parker | Thursday, February 14, 2019
The New York Times is reporting that the septet and more than a dozen associates "described a pattern of manipulative behaviour in which Adams dangled career opportunities while simultaneously pursuing female artists for sex".
The allegations involve Adams using his industry clout to pressure the women into uncomfortable situations.
Actress Mandy Moore, star of the hit drama This Is Us, was married to Adams from 2009 to 2016.
In the story published Wednesday, a 20-year-old female musician said Adams, 44, had inappropriate conversations with her while she was 15 and 16. In a text message from 2014 reviewed by the Times, Adams wrote to her, "If people knew they would say I was like R Kelley lol".
'His controlling behavior essentially did block my ability to make new connections in the industry during a very pivotal and potentially lucrative time - my entire mid-to-late 20s, ' she said.
Adams denied all the claims through his lawyer, specifically saying that Moore's memories were "completely inconsistent with his view of the relationship". His lawyer said he recalled the interactions with the women differently and referred to some of the claims as "grousing by disgruntled individuals" who were trying to harm him, the paper reported.
Mandy Moore, left, alleged in a New York Times report that her ex, Ryan Adams, was emotionally abusive and controlling of her career.
Adams also weighed in himself, tweeting out an apology to anyone he has ever hurt - "however unintentionally".
"If people knew they would say I was like R. Kelly", he wrote to Ava before, "I just want you to touch your nipple", and "And tell me that your mom is not gonna kill me if she finds out we even text".
"What you experience with him - the treatment, the destructive, manic sort of back and forth behavior - feels so exclusive", Moore said of Adams.
The woman all said that they finally agreed to come forward after realizing that they were not alone and that Adams had allegedly treated others as bad as he treated them. I am happy for everyone and doing my best.
Yet five other women have also come forward and spoken about Adams' behaviour, including ex-fiancée Megan Butterworth, who split from Adams only past year and has since accused him of emotional abuse and harassment.
Following the article's publication, Adams took to Twitter to say he wasn't a flawless man and apologized for hurting anyone's feelings, however, he added the report was inaccurate and much of the supposed "facts" were gross exaggerations and distortions of the truth. Speaking on the accusation of sending flirty messages to a minor, he added, "I would never have inappropriate interactions with someone I thought was underage". Some of its details are misrepresented; some are exaggerated; some are outright false.
Rising country star Phoebe Bridgers said that Adams was more concerned with starting a sexual relationship with her than helping her career when it came to working with her. "And I wish everyone compassion, understanding and healing".
Ava, an up-and-coming bassist, then 16, says Adams reached out on social media and they maintained a friendly relationship that not only turned flirty but quickly turned sexual.
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package org.olat.presentation.course.statistic.types;

import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

import org.olat.presentation.course.statistic.StatisticDisplayController;
import org.olat.presentation.course.statistic.TotalAwareColumnDescriptor;
import org.olat.presentation.framework.core.UserRequest;
import org.olat.presentation.framework.core.components.table.ColumnDescriptor;
import org.olat.presentation.framework.core.components.table.DefaultColumnDescriptor;

/**
 * TODO: Class Description for HourOfDayStatisticColumnDescriptor
 *
 *

 * Initial Date: 05.04.2011

 *
 * @author lavinia
 */
public class HourOfDayStatisticColumnDescriptorProvider implements ColumnDescriptorProvider {

    @Override
    public ColumnDescriptor createColumnDescriptor(final UserRequest ureq, final int column, final String headerId) {
        if (column == 0) {
            return new DefaultColumnDescriptor("stat.table.header.node", 0, null, ureq.getLocale());
        }
        String hourOfDayLocaled = headerId;

        try {
            final Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance(ureq.getLocale());
            c.setTime(new Date());
            c.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, Integer.parseInt(headerId));
            c.set(Calendar.MINUTE, 0);
            final DateFormat df = DateFormat.getTimeInstance(DateFormat.SHORT, ureq.getLocale());
            hourOfDayLocaled = df.format(c.getTime());
        } catch (final RuntimeException re) {
            re.printStackTrace(System.out);
        }

        final TotalAwareColumnDescriptor cd = new TotalAwareColumnDescriptor(hourOfDayLocaled, column, StatisticDisplayController.CLICK_TOTAL_ACTION + column,
                ureq.getLocale(), ColumnDescriptor.ALIGNMENT_RIGHT);
        cd.setTranslateHeaderKey(false);
        return cd;
    }
}

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Nemonyx – rodzaj chrząszczy z nadrodziny ryjkowców i rodziny ryjoszowatych (Nemonychidae).

Morfologia
Chrząszcze o ciele długości od 3,5 do 6 mm, delikatnie owłosionym. Głowę mają zaopatrzoną w krótki, niewiele dłuższy niż szeroki ryjek, tęgiej budowy czułki oraz duże oczy. Wierzchem żuwaczek biegnie podłużny rowek. Bruzda czułkowa na ryjku jest owalna i prawie dorównuje mu szerokością. Rozmiary tarczki są duże. Kształt pokryw jest duży, ku tyłowi się zwężający. Klinowaty wyrostek przedpiersia przylega do bioder odnóży pierwszej pary i niemalże dorównuje im wysokością. Panewki bioder środkowej pary odnóży otwierają się po bokach ku pleurytom. Pierwszy z widocznych sternitów odwłoka (I wentryt) jest przy panewkach bioder tylnych odnóży nieobrzeżony, zaś piąty z nich ma u samic parę oszczecinionych dołeczków po bokach. Odnóża są stosunkowo smukłe, o prostych goleniach, pierwszym członie stóp tak długim jak ostatni oraz pazurkach zaopatrzonych w wyraźnie widoczne ząbki. Drugi człon stóp nie obejmuje nasady członu trzeciego, a wcięcie na między płatkami tegoż z kolei człony nie sięga szczytu członu drugiego.

Larwy tych chrząszczy mają w pełni rozwinięte odnóża, zbudowane z trzech lub czterech członów i zakończone pazurkami. Ich narządy gębowe charakteryzują się brakiem zesklerotyzowanego dźwigacza (palpifera) głaszczka szczękowego, oszczecinionym płatkiem stawowym szczęk oraz obecnością dwóch ustawionych podłużnie par szczecin pośrodkowych nadgębia.

Taksonomia i występowanie
Rodzaj ten jest jedynym z monotypowych podrodziny Nemonychinae i plemienia Nemonychini. Dzieli się on na dwie grupy gatunków obejmujące po dwa gatunki każda:
 grupa gatunków N. lepturoides
 Nemonyx lepturoides (Fabricius, 1801)
 Nemonyx scutellatus Abeille de Perrin, 1901
 grupa gatunków N. canescens
 Nemonyx canescens Solsky, 1881
 Nemonyx semirufus Pic, 1898

N. lepturoides zamieszkuje zachodnią Palearktykę, w tym Polskę, N. caescens rozsiedlony jest w Azji Środkowej, a dwa pozostałe gatunki w Afryce Północnej.

Przypisy

Ryjoszowate
Rodzaje i podrodzaje zwierząt nazwane w 1845 roku

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All of Baku's metro stations are decorated with national Azerbaijani designs and motifs
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The Maiden Tower is a Baku landmark, a much loved symbol of the city and of Azerbaijan
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The President of Azerbaijan is elected for a five-year term by general, direct and equal elections, with a free, personal and secret ballot
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Azerbaijan has nine of the world's 13 climate zones. Temperatures range from +46C in the plains to -33 C in the mountains
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One of the unique riches of Azerbaijan is a rare type of oil – Naftalan. It does not burn and is used internally and externally for medicinal purposes
Fragrant Azerbaijani tea is a symbol of heart-felt hospitality and guests are usually greeted on arrival with a cup of fine-flavoured tea
Mugham is a unique form of Azerbaijani classical music passed down orally to the present day, considered to be an invaluable part of their heritage
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By Michael Pavitt at the Baku 2015 Media Centre
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I Vanna sono un gruppo metalcore di Boston appartenente alla scena hardcore locale. Il loro primo album, Curses, è stato pubblicato il 24 aprile 2007.

Storia
La band fu formata nel 2004 dai due chitarristi Evan Pharmakis e Nick Lambert. Il duo registrò il primo demo in un dormitorio con l'ausilio di una drum machine. Poco dopo ingaggiarono il batterista Brandon Davis (che a quel tempo suonava nei Therefore I Am), il bassista Shawn Marquis e il cantante Joe Bragel. In seguito registrarono e pubblicarono il loro primo EP, intitolato This Will Be Our Little Secret. Questo EP li portò all'attenzione della Epitaph Records, con cui firmarono nel 2005. Nel marzo 2006 la band pubblicò lo split Therefore I Am/Vanna, di cui furono stampate solo 500 copie. Nel febbraio 2006 il gruppo iniziò la registrazione dell'EP The Search Party Never Came. Durante le registrazioni, però, la band decise di separarsi dal cantante Joe Bragel e di ingaggiare Chris Preece. L'EP fu pubblicato nel giugno 2006, e fu seguito da un tour con gli Escape the Fate.

Il 25 ottobre 2006 il gruppo si recò a Seattle per registrare il suo primo full-length, con Matt Bayles, già produttore di Mastodon e Norma Jean. Curses fu pubblicato il 24 aprile 2007 e fu pubblicizzato con alcune date insieme ai LoveHateHero.

Il 15 febbraio 2008 il batterista Brandon Davis partecipò al suo ultimo concerto con i Vanna e uscì dalla band durante un tour con Knives Exchanging Hands e My Hero Is Me. La band terminò il tour con un batterista provvisorio, Ryan Seaman. Quando la band iniziò a registrare il suo secondo album, ingaggiò come batterista in pianta stabile Chris Campbell, che suonava nei The Jonah Veil.

Il secondo lavoro della band, intitolato A New Hope, è stato pubblicato il 24 marzo 2009 con la produzione di Steve Evetts (Every Time I Die, He Is Legend, The Dillinger Escape Plan).

Formazione

Formazione attuale
 Davey Muise – voce (2009-presente)
 Nick Lambert  – chitarra (2004-presente)
 Joel Pastuszak  – chitarra, voce secondaria (2012-presente)
 Shawn Marquis – basso (2005-presente)
 Eric "Rabbit" Gross – batteria (2012-presente)

Ex componenti
 Joe Bragel – voce (2005-2006)
 Brandon Davis – batteria (2005-2008)
 Evan Pharmakis – chitarra, voce pulita (2004-2012)
 Chris Campbell – batteria (2008–2012)
 Chris Preece – voce (2006–2009)

Discografia

Album in studio

EP

Apparizioni in compilation

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Gruppi e musicisti della Epitaph Records


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namespace clang {
namespace ento {

class CheckerContext {
  ExprEngine &Eng;
  /// The current exploded(symbolic execution) graph node.
  ExplodedNode *Pred;
  /// The flag is true if the (state of the execution) has been modified
  /// by the checker using this context. For example, a new transition has been
  /// added or a bug report issued.
  bool Changed;
  /// The tagged location, which is used to generate all new nodes.
  const ProgramPoint Location;
  NodeBuilder &NB;

public:
  /// If we are post visiting a call, this flag will be set if the
  /// call was inlined.  In all other cases it will be false.
  const bool wasInlined;

  CheckerContext(NodeBuilder &builder,
                 ExprEngine &eng,
                 ExplodedNode *pred,
                 const ProgramPoint &loc,
                 bool wasInlined = false)
    : Eng(eng),
      Pred(pred),
      Changed(false),
      Location(loc),
      NB(builder),
      wasInlined(wasInlined) {
    assert(Pred->getState() &&
           "We should not call the checkers on an empty state.");
  }

  AnalysisManager &getAnalysisManager() {
    return Eng.getAnalysisManager();
  }

  ConstraintManager &getConstraintManager() {
    return Eng.getConstraintManager();
  }

  StoreManager &getStoreManager() {
    return Eng.getStoreManager();
  }

  /// Returns the previous node in the exploded graph, which includes
  /// the state of the program before the checker ran. Note, checkers should
  /// not retain the node in their state since the nodes might get invalidated.
  ExplodedNode *getPredecessor() { return Pred; }
  const ProgramStateRef &getState() const { return Pred->getState(); }

  /// Check if the checker changed the state of the execution; ex: added
  /// a new transition or a bug report.
  bool isDifferent() { return Changed; }

  /// Returns the number of times the current block has been visited
  /// along the analyzed path.
  unsigned blockCount() const {
    return NB.getContext().blockCount();
  }

  ASTContext &getASTContext() {
    return Eng.getContext();
  }

  const LangOptions &getLangOpts() const {
    return Eng.getContext().getLangOpts();
  }

  const LocationContext *getLocationContext() const {
    return Pred->getLocationContext();
  }

  const StackFrameContext *getStackFrame() const {
    return Pred->getStackFrame();
  }

  /// Return true if the current LocationContext has no caller context.
  bool inTopFrame() const { return getLocationContext()->inTopFrame();  }

  BugReporter &getBugReporter() {
    return Eng.getBugReporter();
  }

  const SourceManager &getSourceManager() {
    return getBugReporter().getSourceManager();
  }

  SValBuilder &getSValBuilder() {
    return Eng.getSValBuilder();
  }

  SymbolManager &getSymbolManager() {
    return getSValBuilder().getSymbolManager();
  }

  ProgramStateManager &getStateManager() {
    return Eng.getStateManager();
  }

  AnalysisDeclContext *getCurrentAnalysisDeclContext() const {
    return Pred->getLocationContext()->getAnalysisDeclContext();
  }

  /// Get the blockID.
  unsigned getBlockID() const {
    return NB.getContext().getBlock()->getBlockID();
  }

  /// If the given node corresponds to a PostStore program point,
  /// retrieve the location region as it was uttered in the code.
  ///
  /// This utility can be useful for generating extensive diagnostics, for
  /// example, for finding variables that the given symbol was assigned to.
  static const MemRegion *getLocationRegionIfPostStore(const ExplodedNode *N) {
    ProgramPoint L = N->getLocation();
    if (Optional<PostStore> PSL = L.getAs<PostStore>())
      return reinterpret_cast<const MemRegion*>(PSL->getLocationValue());
    return nullptr;
  }

  /// Get the value of arbitrary expressions at this point in the path.
  SVal getSVal(const Stmt *S) const {
    return Pred->getSVal(S);
  }

  /// Returns true if the value of \p E is greater than or equal to \p
  /// Val under unsigned comparison
  bool isGreaterOrEqual(const Expr *E, unsigned long long Val);

  /// Returns true if the value of \p E is negative.
  bool isNegative(const Expr *E);

  /// Generates a new transition in the program state graph
  /// (ExplodedGraph). Uses the default CheckerContext predecessor node.
  ///
  /// @param State The state of the generated node. If not specified, the state
  ///        will not be changed, but the new node will have the checker's tag.
  /// @param Tag The tag is used to uniquely identify the creation site. If no
  ///        tag is specified, a default tag, unique to the given checker,
  ///        will be used. Tags are used to prevent states generated at
  ///        different sites from caching out.
  ExplodedNode *addTransition(ProgramStateRef State = nullptr,
                              const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return addTransitionImpl(State ? State : getState(), false, nullptr, Tag);
  }

  /// Generates a new transition with the given predecessor.
  /// Allows checkers to generate a chain of nodes.
  ///
  /// @param State The state of the generated node.
  /// @param Pred The transition will be generated from the specified Pred node
  ///             to the newly generated node.
  /// @param Tag The tag to uniquely identify the creation site.
  ExplodedNode *addTransition(ProgramStateRef State,
                              ExplodedNode *Pred,
                              const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return addTransitionImpl(State, false, Pred, Tag);
  }

  /// Generate a sink node. Generating a sink stops exploration of the
  /// given path. To create a sink node for the purpose of reporting an error,
  /// checkers should use generateErrorNode() instead.
  ExplodedNode *generateSink(ProgramStateRef State, ExplodedNode *Pred,
                             const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return addTransitionImpl(State ? State : getState(), true, Pred, Tag);
  }

  /// Generate a transition to a node that will be used to report
  /// an error. This node will be a sink. That is, it will stop exploration of
  /// the given path.
  ///
  /// @param State The state of the generated node.
  /// @param Tag The tag to uniquely identify the creation site. If null,
  ///        the default tag for the checker will be used.
  ExplodedNode *generateErrorNode(ProgramStateRef State = nullptr,
                                  const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return generateSink(State, Pred,
                       (Tag ? Tag : Location.getTag()));
  }

  /// Generate a transition to a node that will be used to report
  /// an error. This node will not be a sink. That is, exploration will
  /// continue along this path.
  ///
  /// @param State The state of the generated node.
  /// @param Tag The tag to uniquely identify the creation site. If null,
  ///        the default tag for the checker will be used.
  ExplodedNode *
  generateNonFatalErrorNode(ProgramStateRef State = nullptr,
                            const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return addTransition(State, (Tag ? Tag : Location.getTag()));
  }

  /// Generate a transition to a node that will be used to report
  /// an error. This node will not be a sink. That is, exploration will
  /// continue along this path.
  ///
  /// @param State The state of the generated node.
  /// @param Pred The transition will be generated from the specified Pred node
  ///             to the newly generated node.
  /// @param Tag The tag to uniquely identify the creation site. If null,
  ///        the default tag for the checker will be used.
  ExplodedNode *
  generateNonFatalErrorNode(ProgramStateRef State,
                            ExplodedNode *Pred,
                            const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    return addTransition(State, Pred, (Tag ? Tag : Location.getTag()));
  }

  /// Emit the diagnostics report.
  void emitReport(std::unique_ptr<BugReport> R) {
    Changed = true;
    Eng.getBugReporter().emitReport(std::move(R));
  }

  /// Produce a program point tag that displays an additional path note
  /// to the user. This is a lightweight alternative to the
  /// BugReporterVisitor mechanism: instead of visiting the bug report
  /// node-by-node to restore the sequence of events that led to discovering
  /// a bug, you can add notes as you add your transitions.
  ///
  /// @param Cb Callback with 'BugReporterContext &, BugReport &' parameters.
  /// @param IsPrunable Whether the note is prunable. It allows BugReporter
  ///        to omit the note from the report if it would make the displayed
  ///        bug path significantly shorter.
  const NoteTag *getNoteTag(NoteTag::Callback &&Cb, bool IsPrunable = false) {
    return Eng.getNoteTags().makeNoteTag(std::move(Cb), IsPrunable);
  }

  /// A shorthand version of getNoteTag that doesn't require you to accept
  /// the 'BugReporterContext' argument when you don't need it.
  ///
  /// @param Cb Callback only with 'BugReport &' parameter.
  /// @param IsPrunable Whether the note is prunable. It allows BugReporter
  ///        to omit the note from the report if it would make the displayed
  ///        bug path significantly shorter.
  const NoteTag *getNoteTag(std::function<std::string(BugReport &)> &&Cb,
                            bool IsPrunable = false) {
    return getNoteTag(
        [Cb](BugReporterContext &, BugReport &BR) { return Cb(BR); },
        IsPrunable);
  }

  /// A shorthand version of getNoteTag that doesn't require you to accept
  /// the arguments when you don't need it.
  ///
  /// @param Cb Callback without parameters.
  /// @param IsPrunable Whether the note is prunable. It allows BugReporter
  ///        to omit the note from the report if it would make the displayed
  ///        bug path significantly shorter.
  const NoteTag *getNoteTag(std::function<std::string()> &&Cb,
                            bool IsPrunable = false) {
    return getNoteTag([Cb](BugReporterContext &, BugReport &) { return Cb(); },
                      IsPrunable);
  }

  /// A shorthand version of getNoteTag that accepts a plain note.
  ///
  /// @param Note The note.
  /// @param IsPrunable Whether the note is prunable. It allows BugReporter
  ///        to omit the note from the report if it would make the displayed
  ///        bug path significantly shorter.
  const NoteTag *getNoteTag(StringRef Note, bool IsPrunable = false) {
    return getNoteTag(
        [Note](BugReporterContext &, BugReport &) { return Note; }, IsPrunable);
  }

  /// Returns the word that should be used to refer to the declaration
  /// in the report.
  StringRef getDeclDescription(const Decl *D);

  /// Get the declaration of the called function (path-sensitive).
  const FunctionDecl *getCalleeDecl(const CallExpr *CE) const;

  /// Get the name of the called function (path-sensitive).
  StringRef getCalleeName(const FunctionDecl *FunDecl) const;

  /// Get the identifier of the called function (path-sensitive).
  const IdentifierInfo *getCalleeIdentifier(const CallExpr *CE) const {
    const FunctionDecl *FunDecl = getCalleeDecl(CE);
    if (FunDecl)
      return FunDecl->getIdentifier();
    else
      return nullptr;
  }

  /// Get the name of the called function (path-sensitive).
  StringRef getCalleeName(const CallExpr *CE) const {
    const FunctionDecl *FunDecl = getCalleeDecl(CE);
    return getCalleeName(FunDecl);
  }

  /// Returns true if the callee is an externally-visible function in the
  /// top-level namespace, such as \c malloc.
  ///
  /// If a name is provided, the function must additionally match the given
  /// name.
  ///
  /// Note that this deliberately excludes C++ library functions in the \c std
  /// namespace, but will include C library functions accessed through the
  /// \c std namespace. This also does not check if the function is declared
  /// as 'extern "C"', or if it uses C++ name mangling.
  static bool isCLibraryFunction(const FunctionDecl *FD,
                                 StringRef Name = StringRef());

  /// Depending on wither the location corresponds to a macro, return
  /// either the macro name or the token spelling.
  ///
  /// This could be useful when checkers' logic depends on whether a function
  /// is called with a given macro argument. For example:
  ///   s = socket(AF_INET,..)
  /// If AF_INET is a macro, the result should be treated as a source of taint.
  ///
  /// \sa clang::Lexer::getSpelling(), clang::Lexer::getImmediateMacroName().
  StringRef getMacroNameOrSpelling(SourceLocation &Loc);

private:
  ExplodedNode *addTransitionImpl(ProgramStateRef State,
                                 bool MarkAsSink,
                                 ExplodedNode *P = nullptr,
                                 const ProgramPointTag *Tag = nullptr) {
    // The analyzer may stop exploring if it sees a state it has previously
    // visited ("cache out"). The early return here is a defensive check to
    // prevent accidental caching out by checker API clients. Unless there is a
    // tag or the client checker has requested that the generated node be
    // marked as a sink, we assume that a client requesting a transition to a
    // state that is the same as the predecessor state has made a mistake. We
    // return the predecessor rather than cache out.
    //
    // TODO: We could potentially change the return to an assertion to alert
    // clients to their mistake, but several checkers (including
    // DereferenceChecker, CallAndMessageChecker, and DynamicTypePropagation)
    // rely upon the defensive behavior and would need to be updated.
    if (!State || (State == Pred->getState() && !Tag && !MarkAsSink))
      return Pred;

    Changed = true;
    const ProgramPoint &LocalLoc = (Tag ? Location.withTag(Tag) : Location);
    if (!P)
      P = Pred;

    ExplodedNode *node;
    if (MarkAsSink)
      node = NB.generateSink(LocalLoc, State, P);
    else
      node = NB.generateNode(LocalLoc, State, P);
    return node;
  }
};

} // end GR namespace

} // end clang namespace

#endif


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Week 4 of March 2022 - EV Industry Updates
Shayma Shamim
Published on 1st Apr 22
Tata Power and Rustomjee Group join hands to set up Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure in Mumbai
In an initiative in the electric mobility sector, Tata Power has partnered with Rustomjee Group to install EV charging stations under all residential and commercial projects going to be built or planned in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Electric vehicle customers have access to chargers and maintenance support with a 24*7 facility. Customers avail of all the charging information and services like payments through mobile wallet, and monitoring of any charging station through the Tata Power EZ Charge mobile app. As part of the partnership, Tata Power will install a resident-only infrastructure for Rustomjee in Mumbai. Tata Power EZ company has already installed more than 100 electric vehicle charging stations in Mumbai and more than 1,300 charging stations pan India. Sandeep Bangia, head of electric vehicles at Tata power, said about the partnership that they are happy with the collaboration between TATA and Rustomjee Group. They are sure that this collaboration will pace up the speed of the EV adoption rate in Mumbai or across India. This will help to eliminate the use of petrol or traditional vehicles and make EVs the first choice for daily commute.
New Long-Range Tata Nexon EV features teased
Tata Motors is planning to release the new version of Nexon EV in the coming months. It will be the long-range version of the Nexon EV. The best thing about this electric vehicle is the large battery, which offers a longer range than the standard Nexon EV. The upcoming Tata Nexon EV will bring new comfort and convenience over the standard model, including a more ventilated seat with an air purifier. For safety, you can choose Electronic Stability Control (ESP). This new model has many new features like an auto-dimming mirror, more comfortable seats, and an air purifier along with a new variant in Royal Blue paint color which is missing in the standard Nexon EV. The biggest upgrade to the new long-range Nexon EV is its 40 kWh battery and more powerful battery pack. A significant increase in battery power of about 30% over the existing 30.2 kWh model. Tata Motors reduced the boot space of the Nexon EV to accommodate the bigger battery pack. Other than a powerful battery, it will launch with a more powerful charger of 6.6 kW AC charger. The Nexon EV currently has a 3.3 kW AC charger that charges the battery in about 10 hours but this more powerful charger speeds up the Nexon EV's large battery charging. The Nexon EV Long Range is expected to be launched in April 2022.
Statiq, a partner of HPCL will install 200 electric vehicle charging stations in UP, Bihar, and Uttarakhand
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) and Statiq, an electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator, have partnered to build more than 200 charging stations on the major roads of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. These chargers will be a combination of 3kW or 7kW low-speed units and are compatible with all EV models. These Electric Vehicle chargers are available for motorcycles, three-wheelers, cars, and all four-wheelers and can charge in a few hours. At the same time, the company plans to contribute to the country's transition to electric vehicles. As per the co-founder of Statiq, Akshit Bansal, "The electric vehicle revolution is increasing day by day with the continued support of central and state governments. Through our continued efforts as a company, we provide a safe and stable environment for our children and future kids." Statiq uses the network of several HPCL service stations in Uttarakhand, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh to expand its presence in different parts of the country and its presence in the electric vehicle network. The company is committed to providing a complete ecosystem for electric vehicle chargers so that owners can experience the seamless charging experience of electric vehicles whether driving around town or on long weekends outside their cities. Statiq already installed more than 600 stations in Karnataka including Mangalore, Himachal Pradesh, and several parts of Rajasthan. Statiq expects to install around 10,000 charging stations nationwide by the end of this year. Stations will be located on busy routes so that it can serve a large number of people.


Arsenal midfielder says he has been subject to 'racism', echoing the views of other European players of foreign descent.
Mesut Ozil's decision to immediately retire from the German national team has caused shockwaves online after the Arsenal star accused the German Football Association [DFB] of racism and treating him as "a German when we win, and an immigrant when we lose".
Ozil, who is considered one of the greatest midfielder's of his generation, made the announcement on Sunday in a lengthy statement posted on Twitter.


On behalf of Luke Gunnstaks of Gunnstaks Law Office posted in Divorce on Saturday, February 16, 2019.
There is a period of time during the divorce process where each side works to prepare and exchange information for discovery. In the past, this meant financial records, proof of deceit or misbehavior, depositions (sworn statements), interrogatories (your recollections) and requests for admissions, production of documents and tangible things, and disclosure of basic information about claims and witnesses in the lawsuit.
Now one's digital footprint is part of this process as well, including those celebratory photos of kids, sporting triumphs, nights out with friends and important life events posted on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media platforms. While it would not seem to carry the same weight as a deposition or tax return, one's online profiles will be considered a source for relevant information regarding the accuracy of facts, claims and even custody issues or support. These seemingly harmless photos of cocktails with friends or skiing in Colorado now provide insight into spending habits, mental health issues like addiction, and/or pictures of a parent's social circle or work life.
Once a couple files for divorce, the courts require couples to not make any major changes to their finances. This means no buying or selling of large assets (unless it is part of the regular job description). Posting photos of fancy trips, new cars or high-ticket events will be noted, particularly if there are disputes over the size of the marital estate and income.
An Experienced Board-Certified Family Law expert attorney who works in Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County or elsewhere throughout Texas can help you determine the best course of action in fact finding and discovery in the digital era, whether it is addressing a client's legal options or examining the spouse's legal options.


In 7mn node (N7), the logic design requires the critical poly pitch (CPP) of 42-45nm and metal 1 (M1) pitch of 28- 32nm. Such high pattern density pushes the 193 immersion lithography solution toward its limit and also brings extremely complex patterning scenarios. The N7 M1 layer may require a self-aligned quadruple patterning (SAQP) with triple litho-etch (LE3) block process. Therefore, the whole patterning process flow requires multiple exposure+etch+deposition processes and each step introduces a particular impact on the pattern profiles and the topography. In this study, we have successfully integrated a simulation tool that enables emulation of the whole patterning flow with realistic process-dependent 3D profile and topology. We use this tool to study the patterning process variations of N7 M1 layer including the overlay control, the critical dimension uniformity (CDU) budget and the lithographic process window (PW). The resulting 3D pattern structure can be used to optimize the process flow, verify design rules, extract parasitics, and most importantly, simulate the electric field and identify hot spots for dielectric reliability. As an example application, we will report extractions of maximum electric field at M1 tipto- tip which is one of the most critical patterning locations and we will demonstrate the potential of this approach for investigating the impact of process variations on dielectric reliability. We will also present simulations of an alternative M1 patterning flow, with a single exposure block using extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) and analyze its advantages compared to the LE3 block approach.


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Q: close firefox tabs with javascript I have a javascript code which opens a new tab in browser from a list each 50seconds, but the browser will crash after 50tabs or more.
so I want to close new tab and open another one each 50 seconds.
my code is:
<html>
<head>
<script>
function openWindow(){
    window.open('"about:blank"');
    var x = document.getElementById('a').value.split('\n');
    atTime = 0;
    for (var i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
      if (x[i].indexOf('.') > 0) {
        site = x[i];
        if (x[i].indexOf('://') < 0) { site = 'http://' + x[i]; }
        setTimeout("window.open('" + site + "')", atTime);
        atTime += 50000;
      }
    }
}
</script>
<style>
html, body
{
    height : 99%;
    width  : 99%;
}

textarea
{
    height : 80%;
    width  : 90%;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<textarea id="a"></textarea>
<br>
<input type="button" value="Open Windows" onClick="openWindow()">
<input type="button" value="Clear" onClick="document.getElementById('a').value=''">
</body>
</html>

A: window.open returns a reference to the new window. Call close on that handle.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window.close
note btw:
FAQ
How can I prevent the confirmation message asking the user whether he wants to close the window?
    You can not. New windows not opened by javascript can not as a rule be closed by JavaScript. The JavaScript Console in Mozilla-based browsers will report the warning message: "Scripts may not close windows that were not opened by script." Otherwise the history of URLs visited during the browser session would be lost.

A: window.close() should work to close tabs you opened (but it's not possible to close a tab you didn't open)
in fact it can't be closed unless it was opened by a script but there is a way to fool the browser into thinking that's the case:
window.open('','_parent','');

then you can use
window.close();

Putting it together:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function closeWindow() {
window.open('','_parent','');
window.close();
}
</script>

reference: http://www.yournewdesigner.com/css-experiments/javascript-window-close-firefox.html

A: to close a firefox tab use
    window.close()
this will close the current window.

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Littman Library Opens Virtual Museum of Robot Design as Courses Evolve
Written by: Evan Koblentz
Published: Thursday, May 20, 2021
The exhibit includes this panel about early 20th-century of robotics.
A virtual museum of robot design is now open that curates the work of faculty, staff and students from Hillier College of Architecture and Design, Newark College of Engineering and Ying Wu College of Computing.
The exhibit engages visitors in a virtual 3D tour including animations, text and videos. The tour starts chronologically, spanning the origins of the terms 'robot' and 'robotics' a century ago, to purely mechanical designs, to modern digital systems including some physically located at NJIT, such as the work of Hillier Associate Professor Martina Decker and several others.
Maya Gervits, director of Hillier's Barbara and Leonard Littman Architecture and Design Library, conceived the idea as a physical exhibit last year. She wanted to pick a topic that represented arts and sciences. The COVID-19 pandemic changed and delayed her plans, however Gervits said she's happy with the outcome.
With robotics, "I realized this is something that's going to be really important, in general, in life and in our program, even before it appeared in the university's plan," Gervits explained. "The idea of robotics was floating for centuries. Just the interpretation was different, in how the idea has transferred from automatons to our times. … When we are back on campus I plan on having this exhibit be physical."
Gervits emphasized the project organization skills of Sara Tappan, who earned an interior design degree here and is now doing her Master's in Architecture. Tappan helped search for a software platform. The team decided on Artsteps. "It was a process of learning because it's very different from the programs that we use," the second-year graduate student from Little Falls said. "It's been a really awesome experience to meet brilliant professors who I probably would have never come into contact with otherwise."
Yet the project involved many other hands. Gervits said Professors Vera Parlac and Hannah Kum-Biocca were also instrumental in the project organization. Gervits was further assisted by librarian Monica Kenzie along with students Anisah Kahndakar, Elizabeth Kowalchuk and Alin Rahman. Faculty members beside Decker, Kum-Biocca and Parlac included Richard Foulds, Carlotta Mummolo, Taro Narahara and Mathew Schwartz. Additional students who helped were Faraz Achajafari, Thiago Bueno, John Hannone, Rohit Goswami, Dorothy Johns, Joe Kaplan, Brandon Kong, Janessa Lasaleta, Jesse Siegle, Yanja Tumubaatar, Amanda Vanderzee and Younes Yousefi. Stryker Corp.'s Kevin Abruzzese also contributed, as did Yoshihiro Kobayashi, a professor at Arizona State University.
The platform is the most exciting part. The fact that it's online and you can virtually explore and navigate this museum, seeing people's work all in one place … if we do this more often it could be a way to showcase more work at NJIT as well
Kowalchuk, a third-year student from Richfield Park, is pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture degree. She helped build the exhibit's 3D model. "My interest is in curation. I plan on hopefully going for a Ph.D. in art history and architectural history, doing museum work," she explained. She's also built 3D models for Louis Hamilton, dean of Albert Dorman Honors College, of which she is a member.
Schwartz, an assistant professor who teaches a range of architecture, art and design courses, said he likes the digital museum platform and thinks it will continue to be useful after the pandemic ends. "The platform is the most exciting part. The fact that it's online and you can virtually explore and navigate this museum, seeing people's work all in one place … if we do this more often it could be a way to showcase more work at NJIT as well," he said.
Kowalchuk and other student leaders in the virtual museum project said they did not know much about robotics before they started, but they're interested in learning more now. Students with this interest have options. Schwartz this semester taught about the overlap between design and computing in AD-409, Special Topics: Introduction to Parametric and Generative Design. Fellow robotics advocate Associate Professor Andrzej Zarzycki teaches how to use a robot arm. Their colleague Narahara's course, ARCH-645, AI, VR, and Architecture, explores the cutting-edge of design technology. A common theme in all such courses is how, in the near future, architects and designers will need to consider the role of robotic builders and users, not just humans.
Students who want even a different challenge can join the NJIT Robotics Club, located in the mechanical engineering building, room 2314, which is open to all.
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Agents Of SHIELD Season 4 VFX Breakdown Featuring Ghost Rider
By Jay Jayson - September 5, 2017 04:29 pm EDT
A new Agents of SHIELD visual effects breakdown video has been released by Emmy-nominated visual effects studio CoSA VFX.
While there are shots from throughout the entire fourth season, it mostly features the amazing digital effects that went into the jaw-dropping season finale. And it begins by showing us how the unexpected visual reference to Marvel's Doctor Strange was put together.
In the Season 4 finale, after AIDA is defeated and the Spirit of Vengeance returns to its rightful host, Robbie Reyes reveals that he is returning to the Hell dimension to further participate in the war waging throughout all reality. The SHIELD team expects him to leave via the portal he came in from, but Ghost Rider tells them he's learned some new tricks since he's been away.
Ghost Rider swings his Hellfire chain in a circular motion in front of him. The flames form a circle and soon another place can be seen in the space within. The flame narrow and eventually become sparks, forming a portal just like the portals created by the sling rings in Doctor Strange.
MORE: Agents Of SHIELD Season 5 Underway / Gabriel Luna Talks Agents Of SHIELD & SWORD Tie-In To Avengers: Infinity War / Gabriel Luna Wants Norman Reedus To Play Ghost Rider's Johnny Blaze
The regular cast features Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson, Ming-Na Wen as Agent Melinda May, Chloe Bennet as Daisy Johnson, Iain De Caestecker as Agent Leo Fitz, Elizabeth Henstridge as Agent Jemma Simmons, Henry Simmons as Agent Alphonso "Mack" MacKenzie, and John Hannah as Holden Radcliffe.
The the fifth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD will debut next fall, consist of 22 episodes, and is shifting from Tuesday to Friday nights and airing at 9 p.m -- taking over The Inhumans timeslot.
Check out season finale images in our gallery below!
Marvel's Agents of SHIELD was co-created by Joss Whedon (The Avengers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen (Dollhouse, Dr.Horrible's Sing-Along Blog), who also serve as executive producers along with Jeffrey Bell (Angel, Alias) and Jeph Loeb (Jessica Jones, Daredevil). Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is produced by Marvel Television and ABC Studios.
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Egyptians vote in a three-day referendum on constitutional changes.
Two policemen were killed and three wounded when an explosive device carried by a militant they were pursuing detonated in the heart of the Egyptian capital on Monday, an interior ministry statement said.
Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a tomb containing 50 mummies dating back to the Ptolemaic era, in Minya.
Egypt has temporarily reopened Rafah border crossing point with the Gaza Strip.
In many cases, human rights defenders only focus on political rights and forget about massive violations of economic and social rights by governments and also corporations.
Egypt receives a relief carved with the cartouche of King Amenhotep I from London.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Djibouti, Yemen and Sudan start naval drills.
The Egyptian police kill 40 terrorists, in security raids in Giza province.
A near-record number of journalists around the world are behind bars for their work.
A positive Africa 2018 meeting in Egypt.
Egyptian and French naval forces carry out joint drills across the Mediterranean.
Egypt and Sudan agree to set up joint military patrols on their border.
Egypt to hold talks with Ethiopia in the next two weeks over an Ethiopian dam.
Egypt has announced the discovery of seven pharaonic tombs in Saqqara Necropolis.
Egyptian Christians bury six members of the same family who were shot dead.
An Egyptian court has listed 164 Islamists as leaders of terrorist entities.
Egypt's parliament votes to extend a state of emergency in the country for 3 months.
Egypt calls for a transparent investigation into the disappearance of Khashoggi.
An Egyptian court sentences nine defendants from three to ten years in jail.
An Egyptian court sentences 75 former members of Muslim Brotherhood to death.
Xi Jinping holds talks with Egyptian President ahead of the 2018 Beijing Summit.
Egypt kills 20 suspected militants in an air strike in its western desert of Sinai peninsula.
China signs agreements on air transportation with 62 One Belt One Road countries.
A group of Egyptian women gather at an abandoned park in a Cairo suburb once a week, playing Parkour, while also challenging the country's conservative social norms.
Egypt offers citizenship to foreigners who deposit at least 7 million Egyptian pounds.
Egyptian archaeologists reveal the details of an ancient burial shaft.
Israel and Gaza's armed groups agreed a ceasefire to end a sharp surge violence.
Qatar launches an urgent case before the UN's highest court against UAE, accusing it of human rights violations.
The host nation defies critics and confounds expectations by easing past Egypt 3-1.


The Catholic Church and the papacy have fascinated me since my Catholic upbringing as a child. When I was in the 6th grade my teacher, Sister Esther, who was in charge of the altar boys for Saint Anthony's School, joined us in an organization called Altar Knights. Each boy had to choose a member of the clergy to be his sponsor. Most of the boys chose a priest in the diocese or perhaps even the bishop. But my choice was the Pope. I was fascinated by the extremely theatrical and lofty papal office and thought that because I had already decided at an early age to become an actor when I grew up, that the Pope would be an appropriate sponsor for me. We heard back from the Vatican that Pope Paul VI was more than delighted to be my sponsor. Reflecting back on this brings to mind the innocence of sixties and seventies. Since that time I have of course become aware as the rest of the world has, of the controversy that seems to continuously swirl around the Church. Fortunately I can categorically say that I didn't have any bad experiences with either the nuns or priests who were my teachers. For me, it was like living The Sound of Music for many years. I know that many people weren't as fortunate as I was and have had very traumatic experiences with certain members of the Catholic clergy. I truly believe these cases are the exception, not the rule. I also realize that this does not lessen the severity of these circumstances in the least.
I believe the same sort of parallels can be drawn in A Counterfeit Priest, as there are exceptional and exemplary people in the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, as well as those who aren't and seem, for whatever reason, to get all the attention. Since my days spent in Catholic schools in my youth, I have come to see the Church in a different light and I'm completely aware of its disdainful way in which it has chosen to turn a blind eye to the allegations and confessions of the ordained pedophiles that have infested the stability of the Church.
Conversely, the Catholic Church and its many good deeds that help mankind throughout the world sometimes seem to go unnoticed, or are grossly under appreciated. But nonetheless the good works continue. Bad seems to trump good in the news media, so I sincerely hope that Pope Francis will be able to turn this dilemma around in a positive and constructive way, as there is so much good that the Catholic Church achieves.
When I lived in Rome a number of years ago I knew because of my interest with the Vatican, that I wanted to write something about it. I didn't know it at the time but that something would later become A Counterfeit Priest. My apartment wasn't far from the Vatican and I took the subway to the last stop and would hang out for hours at this incredible Mecca of the Roman Catholic Church. I would watch the comings and goings at the main gates and wanted desperately to get behind the walls of this impregnable fortress where there seemed to be another world behind these well guarded portals. Most of the people traffic at these entrances were male members of the clergy, all with proper ID, but it gave me an idea. So I bought a cassock and white collar and tried to pull off the same scheme that my main character, Henry Hawkins would later on attempt in the book and screenplay. I wanted to be able to walk around the inside of the Vatican to get the feel of what it would be like to be part of this powerful institutions everyday existence. With sweaty palms and a great deal of trepidation, I managed to slip past the guards without having to show ID and walked around for several hours taking pictures with my camera while soaking up the atmosphere until the color of my socks, they were white and a cassock that was too short gave me away to a guard, as priests do not wear white socks with a black cassock. The equivalent, I later realized, to white socks with a black suit on Wall Street. I was taken to a room and questioned and after confiscating my camera, I was politely escorted out the gate. Fortunately, Henry in the novel and screenplay has much better luck than I did.
With the writing of A Counterfeit Priest, I truly believe that I have approached the Church with honesty and dignity in my novel and screenplay without losing sight of the fact that the men who run the Church and its many priests priest and cardinals and even the pope himself, are first human beings and second clergy who have human foibles as well as the rest of us. But it's how they choose to handle the humanistic side of their ordained and restricted existence that makes good literature and cinematic drama. I hope you will agree.


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Automaker Volkswagen and Swedish lithium-ion battery producer Northvolt have announced plans to jointly form and lead a new organization, the European Battery Union (EBU), to conduct research on batteries used in transport and stationary energy storage applications.
Northvolt wants to build its lithium-ion battery cells in northern Sweden.
The group plans to help provide funding for battery R&D, while promoting the industrial implementation of such technologies. Their joint research activities are scheduled to begin early next year.
Undisclosed industrial and academic stakeholders across seven EU member states plan to participate in the EBU. Their research will focus on the production of raw materials, cell technology, production processes and recycling. They will also look at ways to develop competitive but environmentally sustainable plant technologies within the EU. Their efforts may be eligible for funding from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.
The announcement follows plans that were revealed by European economic officials in December to turn the continent into an industrial hub for large-scale battery cell production. It also follows plans by a number of foreign companies to establish production facilities in Europe. Last July, for example, Chinese battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd (CATL) signalled plans to invest €240 million in a new battery cell fab in Thüringen, Germany, by 2022. CATL aims to use the facility to supply electric-vehicle batteries to BMW, as part of a €4 billion, long-term partnership.
Last May, Germany's Siemens said it would invest €10 million in a 32 GWh lithium-ion battery cell production factory that Northvolt plans to build in the Swedish municipality of Skelleftea. They two companies aim to launch production next year. Separately, Northvolt announced plans in October to open a battery factory in Gdansk, Poland, at some point this year.


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Football and Education: Kicking Bottles, Collecting Stickers and Kes
A couple of weeks ago we started a blog writing about the history of football and education. Indeed, the final outcome was a tad misleading with stories only ranging from 1850 to 1930. It came to our attention that the history of the beautiful game and schools is far deeper than we first imagined. In this piece we are going to be looking at the Second World War and beyond as the game had to adapt to a changing world in every sense.
Last time, we noted that the relationship between football and education was closer than we ever thought possible. They do in fact share a tremendously similar background. At first, both were open to the upper class gentry. Football of course was developed in its codified form by public schoolboys. By the 1890s, the Labour party had been created, education had been made compulsory to all and football had succumbed to the 'disease' of professionalism. The working-class voice was being heard.
So where to start? The Second World War. Children were thrown into this conflict like no other in history. Today, in schools up and down the country, we learn about the evacuation of millions of children to the safety of rural Britain, but rarely do we hear about football. In 1940, The Bognor Regis Observer ran an evacuee section to 'link the district and evacuated areas'. A piece from March that year records an 'Evacuee football match played at a high school ground'. Immediately we can see that football was a source of relief in new surroundings. [1]
Furthermore, we can see the impact of football on evacuees by the creation of an evacuee school league in December 1939. Such leagues began to be commonplace as football remained a constant amidst mass change. Perhaps our favourite story from the era comes from the Northern Whig in 1941.[2] Long before Theresa May was causing havoc in fields of wheat - evacuees were caught kicking footballs around in different farmers' crops, much to their anger. For many children introduced to the rural community, it was their first taste of the countryside.[3]
Once the war was over, the reconstruction of the country was its top priority. The new Labour government under the stewardship of Clement Attlee was to bring welfare to the forefront of any agenda. It can seen that the football association was keen for the ministry for education to develop football pitches in schools following the successful conclusion of the war. By the 1950s, the country was to undergo significant change. Consumerism was to take over as income improved amidst mass technological advances. In schools, we can see how Football League players were beginning to gain 'superstar' status.
Footballers were becoming superstars
For Matthew Taylor, the use of guest players in war-time friendlies was a precursor to these 'icons.' Children were beginning to idolise different players and playgound conversation was very much football-based.[4] The 1950s were also essential to the growth of school's football. In 1950 a match between the English and Scottish schools attracted 50,000 spectators at Wembley. Within a year, coaching courses had been offered to teachers by the ESFA and FA. This gave teachers the opportunity to practice coaching technique and bring what they had learned back to their respective schools.[5]
"Whether played as a game, as a chance to perfect one's 'skills', to discuss one's favourite team, or simply to act out the part of TV commentator, football remains a permanent popular feature in the ever-transient environment of the playground."[6]
The following decade is probably one in which the entire twentieth century can be defined. The 1960s were more than just a ten-year period. From Beatlemania to the English World Cup victory, it represented a social revolution. Peter Chapman's brilliant 'Out of Time' gives us a in depth insight to the period and how football dominated many a schoolboy's attention. Chapman recalls school playground conversations which led to him collecting autographs, buying football annuals and attending matches.[7]
Football in schools would continue to evolve too. By now, physical education was commonplace in the syllabus. PE however, was not always met with much enthusiasm. Perhaps this is best shown by the outstanding scene from Ken Loach's 'Kes' in which a school teacher takes a P.E. lesson far too seriously leading to the disillusionment of his class.[8] Whereas young lads were being given the opportunity to play the game in PE, the same cannot be said for girls at the same time. Indeed, the female game was still banned from FA pitches as part of a draconian 40 year ban.
For young women, the formation of the WFA in 1969 was a start in a shifting public attitude. Two years later the ban was lifted and a women's cup final took place. In schools however, a lack of football would be the source of frustration for many. Indeed, even in schools today it is rare to see girls playing football during lessons, having to wait until after school instead. It is no doubt something which the present Football Associations of Britain will look to change. A government report from 2006 on Women's football discusses in detail the frustrations of girls since the 1960s. (Read it here)
Got..got...need
Towards the end of the century football was still a keen aspect of school life. The introduction of more collectibles, magazines and advertisements with footballers meant it was difficult to miss. For myself, I can remember the sheer joy of ripping open a new packet of stickers and taking them into school to swap. In 1970 Panini released its World Cup Album which took school playgrounds by storm. Soon the words - got...got...need were as commonplace as maths, science and history.
"Back then, the word Panini called to mind not a grilled sandwich, but the ferverish swapping of stickers that went on in British schoolyards and collectors' back rooms."[9]
It is not all joyful nostalgia however. In fact for some, football in school was the source of frustration. Actor Mathew Horne, a self-professed football fanatic writes about his experience with football and PE in the 1980s and 1990s,
"Physical Education - wow, am I glad I don't have PE today. Or any other day until I die. I mean, as an adult male I run, I play five-a-side and I play badminton. I swim most weeks too. But PE at school was awful. When I go to hell, I imagine it's just going to be PE, surrounded by fire. The alarm clock in hell will be a size-four moulded Mitre football, straight from the freezer, pumped up like Rick Waller and blasted onto my goosebumped thigh at approximately minus-374 degrees centigrade."[10]
This is surely the memory for many other people of PE and the way football was played in the schools. Writing this piece seems to have split football and education into two separate categories. There is the football of the playground - where children are left to their own devices - kicking around a ball, a bottle or collecting stickers. Then there is the football of PE. Physical Education in schools seems to have promoted a distaste for the game rather than a love for it. The discouragement in the participation of girls and young women is also one of its greatest failures.
Much is needed to be done continue the 'Olympic Legacy'
The future of football and education is perhaps for another piece but for the time being it seem that overcrowded classes and the constant need for data, paperwork and figures means that football is being squeezed to one side. From my own teaching experience the failure of many schools to even properly teach PE/Games is a travesty in itself. Go into any primary classroom and ask the children what their favourite subject is and over half will say PE.
"(Wendy Owen) suggested that PE in general in primary school was "in crisis" as it was no longer a compulsory ingredient of training courses for primary school teachers"[11]
Kids love sport. Kids love to play sport - I hope that in the years to come it will take a more active role in any curriculum. Children can learn so much from it too - the most obvious would be teamwork and leadership. However, perhaps its greatest asset is it teaches us to deal with failure. You don't always win in football, but you learn from it. You learn how to approach situations differently, a skill which can applied in each and every subject. On the other hand, what is clear is that children left to their own devices will always play the game on the playground and discuss the weekend's games with the friends. It would seem despite so much intervention from adults, that children are truly the reason for football and education's close relationship.
[1] Bognor Regis Observer, 1940
[2] Eastbourne Post, 1939
[3] NorthernWhig, 1941
[4] Matthew Taylor, The Association Game
[5] http://www.esfa.co.uk/esfa/?history
[6] https://www.bl.uk/playtimes/videos/an-introduction-to-ball-games
[7] Peter Chapman, Out of Time
[8] Kes, Dir: Ken Loach, 1969
[9] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/11466717/How-Panini-football-stickers-came-back-from-the-dead.html
[10] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/10484003/You-never-forget-the-hell-of-PE-lessons.html
[11] https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200506/cmselect/cmcumeds/1357/135703.htm
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Carbon storage: The surprising amount of sugars in seaweed
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80 times the sugar concentration in seaweed is higher than ever before
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In the seas, seaweed grows in large meadows. They are important parts of an ecosystem. Researchers from Bremen found extremely high concentrations of sugar there, as well as in soil – and off the German coast.
seegrass meadows are "sweet spots" in the midst of brackish coastal waters. They store large amounts of carbon in the form of sugars in the sediments around their roots. This is what the researchers said Supervised by the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Marine Microbiology in Bremen in the journal "Nature Ecology & Evolution". Grass meadows under Neptune, found in the Mediterranean, found sugar concentrations 80 times higher than any sea level ever measured. Additional studies should clarify how seagrass meadows and other marine plants should be included in global carbon cycle models.
Seaweeds are known to store atmospheric carbon very efficiently in their tissues and store it as organic matter in sediments. Scientists led by Manuel Liebeck wrote in their specialized article that, when calculated over an area of the same size, it sinks carbon 35 times faster than trees in rainforests.
Seagrass meadows are also essential components of the marine ecosystem: they are home to many species of fish and other animals, and they stabilize the sea floor and remove pollutants from the water.
The team has now examined the chemical composition of the water in and around the seaweed layers of the species Posidonia oceanica, the grass of Neptune. Under the meadows, in the so-called root ground, scientists have found surprisingly high concentrations of sugar, especially sucrose. At a distance, the focus decreased significantly.
Investigations in the seagrass meadow
Assuming that 300,000 to 600,000 square kilometers of coastal seabeds are covered with seaweed, they calculated a global amount of more than 1 million tons of sucrose in the top 30 cm of sediment. The concentration of sucrose measured under Neptune Grass is 2,000 times higher than that in the open ocean. Scientists have also found high concentrations of sugar under seagrass meadows in the Baltic Sea and the Caribbean.
But how does sugar enter the sediment? Scientists have determined that carbon that is absorbed from the atmosphere is converted into sugar and released into the environment via roots. For plants, excretion of sugar is a way to get rid of excess amounts of sugar during times of high production or low growth.
More sugar is produced in the middle of the day
Seaweed produces polysaccharides during photosynthesis. Under medium-light conditions, plants use most of this sugar for metabolism and growth," explained Nicole Dobellier, Director of the MPI Institute of Marine Microbiology. "But when there is very strong light, for example at noon or in summer, they They produce more sugar than they can use or store. Then they release excess sucrose into their roots. It's kind of like an overflow valve."
What particularly surprised the scientists was that the sugar was not broken down again immediately, although it is a common source of energy for bacteria in the sediments, among other things. They found that the oxygen concentration decreased rapidly with increasing sediment depth. In order to break down sugar, bacteria then rely on metabolic processes that do not require oxygen.
This is possible in principle, but not if bacterial decomposition is prevented by substances from the phenol group. And it was precisely these substances that the researchers found in large quantities in the sediments. It is assumed that they are released during the decomposition of dead matter. Scientists have calculated that without phenols, the sugar would be completely converted by bacteria to carbon dioxide in less than a day.
Some types of bacteria are able to break down sugar despite the lack of oxygen and despite the phenols. Perhaps these sucrose specialists are beneficial to plants, for example, because they provide vital nitrogen – a limited resource in many places. "We are familiar with these beneficial relationships between plants and microorganisms in the rhizosphere of wild plants," explains first author Maggie Sugin. "But we are only just beginning to understand the intimate and complex interactions of seaweeds with microorganisms in the marine root zone."
Researchers point to the importance of seagrass meadows to the global carbon budget. "Our study shows that significant amounts of sucrose produced by P. Oceanica do not fully enter the microbial cycle, which likely has important implications for carbon sequestration in these coastal ecosystems."
However, seagrass beds are threatened in many seas: "Large amounts of stored carbon will be released if seagrass beds continue to decline," Liebeck said. "Our calculations show that if the sucrose in the roots of seaweed were broken down by microbes, up to 1,540,000 tons of carbon dioxide would be released into the atmosphere worldwide." This relates to the amount of carbon dioxide that 330,000 cars emit in a year. the year."
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Perimeter Director Neil Turok recognized for contributions to science and society
An Honorary Fellowship from the Institute of Physics is among a number of recent acknowledgements from the science community for Neil Turok.
Perimeter Director Neil Turok has been named an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Physics (IOP) – the highest honour awarded by the British association.
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The honorary fellowships recognize exceptional individuals who have contributed to global physics. The list of IOP honorary fellows includes Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Freeman Dyson, Stephen Hawking, and Peter Higgs.
Turok was cited for "his important scientific contributions, and for the impact his humanistic vision and innovative actions as a scientist are having on international physics and on the African continent." He was one of six honorary fellows announced.
"Such exemplary individuals hopefully inspire others to strive for equivalent excellence in their own endeavours, demonstrating the positive impact physicists and physics may have on the world," said IOP president Roy Sambles.
The honorary fellowship will be presented at a ceremony in London on November 29.
The IOP announcement comes just weeks after Turok was named the John Wheatley Award recipient for 2017 by the American Physical Society for his work founding and leading the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS).
Awarded once every two years, the John Wheatley Award recognizes physicists who have contributed to the development of physics in third-world countries. The APS lauded Turok for his "visionary efforts to provide science and math training to young Africans, [and] to help promote technological and socio-economic development on that continent."
It's been a big year for the noted cosmologist. In October, Turok presented this year's Gerald Whitrow Lecture at the Royal Astronomical Society in London. Given every two years, the lecture is presented by a distinguished speaker on a foundational topic in cosmology. In November, Turok was awarded the John Torrence Tate Medal for International Leadership in Physics.
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Brabners Chaffe Street becomes first 2012 sponsor
Leading North West law firm Brabners Chaffe Street LLP has just agreed to support The Liverpool International Tennis Tournament 2012 for the sixth year running, making it the tournament's longest standing corporate sponsor.
The firm was the very first organisation to sign up as a corporate sponsor for this year's event, which takes place at Calderstone's Park this summer from June 21 to 24.
Deborah Ascott-Jones, Director of Business Development at firm and tournament sponsor Brabners Chaffe Street LLP says: "We are delighted to continue our partnership with the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament – it's wonderful to be associated with this truly memorable event that just gets better and better.
"We never fail to be impressed by the high quality of international players, valuable networking opportunities and exceptional brand profile and hospitality provided. We are very proud to be a major sponsor of this superb event."
Tournament Director, Anders Borg adds, "Each year, we are joined by some of the world's biggest tennis players and new rising stars who use the event as a warm up event for Wimbledon, but 2012 will be our biggest year yet, with many of our players going on to compete in the London 2012 Olympic Games straight afterwards.
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From the use of white in pioneering feminism to the penchant for black in post-war France, and from mystical scarlet broadcloth to the horrors of arsenic-laden green fashion, this publication demonstrates that color in dress is never straightforward. Divided into four parts – solidarity, power, innovation, and desire – each section highlights the often violent, emotional histories of color in dress across geographical, temporal and cultural boundaries. Underlying today's relaxed attitude to color lies a chromatic complexity that speaks of wars, migrations and economics.
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My mother was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) when I was a little kid. At the time, I was too young to understand what her diagnosis really meant, beyond the fact that she wouldn't be able to chaperone my field trips in the future.
As her illness got worse, I took on more household responsibilities. Clearing the driveway of snow, doing the grocery shopping, and picking up dry cleaning seemed burdensome at fourteen years old. But the burden was largely outweighed by my mom teaching me to drive so that I could complete all of the tasks. I took pride in these adult responsibilities and privileges. It felt like an expression of her trust—and it allowed us to keep functioning as close to normally as possible.
I developed strategies to cope with my mother's illness that I've drawn on ever since. Her diagnosis was always public and she received support from the school and neighborhood communities, showing me the importance of close friendships. Going forward, I put community first, seeking a strong support network beyond my immediate family.
It was these friendships that kept me strong when my mother died in 2012. It was an awful time, but at least I never felt alone. So many people reached out to me daily, it felt like an outpouring of love. It made me realize that despite losing maternal love, I was buoyed by the love of friends.
Journaling also helped me cope with the grief. Putting pen to paper was at once a way of keeping memories and creating a narrative of remembrance and love, rather than finality and death. Writing about the sad stuff helped me to stop dwelling on it. Now when I re-read the entries from the time around my mother's death, I am surprised that the overall tone is hopeful even in the midst of terrible events. I have my friends' love to credit for that.
When my father passed away suddenly in 2016, I realized I needed to call on my friends again for help. Though I'm not Jewish, I threw a sort of Shiva for him. Dozens of people came and spent an afternoon with me. Again, my friends' love and support got me through it.
Of course, there was a lot of darkness after my parents' deaths. As trite as it may sound, with time, things got lighter. A friend shared a metaphor that I found really helpful: "Right now, every day grows darker by a minute. But in three weeks it stops. The earth passes its long arc around the sun and each day will grow lighter by exactly one minute. The heart regrows a little slower, but it does." And he was right—it has.


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The average sea surface temperature in July 2018 for Mlini was 78.5°F. The maximum and minimum values were 75.8°F and 81.0°F respectively.
The average sea surface temperature in September 2018 for Mlini was 80.3°F. The maximum and minimum values were 75.6°F and 83.4°F respectively.