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Friedmann Jakab Károly (Boldogasszony, 1830 – Nyíregyháza, 1905) gyömrői, majd nyíregyházai rabbi.

Élete
Édesapja dáján (segédrabbi) volt. Szófér Ábrahám rabbi iskolájában tanult Pozsonyban, majd 1856-ban Gyömörön, 1856-tól kezdve pedig Nyíregyházán volt főrabbi. A tiszaeszlári vérvádperben az ártatlanul meggyanúsítottak érdekében önfeláldozóan szállt síkra.

Források

 https://www.or-zse.hu/resp/mtud2004-dajcs-statusquo.htm

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1830-ban született személyek
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When we are stuck in negative thinking and feelings, the tendency seems to be to either try to ignore the thoughts or change them into something more positive. Both methods, while on the surface seem to be logically helpful, can actually serve to keep us stuck in negativity. Why is this?
Basically, it's because we are trying to hard to use our thinking minds to change our thinking minds. The feedback loop between mind and body gets stuck in a kind of striving to ignore or change what is already there into something different, using the same area of the brain (our prefrontal cortex) to do so. In essence, it's like walking down the same path over and over again in attempt to find a new destination. Each time we do this, however, we frustratingly keep ending up in the same place.
Instead, why not try walking down a different path? Instead of attempting to run away from or change your thoughts, try tuning in to the feelings in your body to make the desired changes. When we are stuck in stress, the thinking brain separates from the emotional brain which means that any activity in the thinking arena never reaches the part of your brain that can actually make an impact on how you feel. However, if you can bring up feelings in your body such as gratitude, happiness, love, hope or joy, the message from those feelings is sent immediately to your emotional brain, calming your amygdala (the fear and worry centre) and stopping the sympathetic nervous system (the fight or flight response) from activating.
Try this the next time you have worried thoughts in your mind. First, notice the worried thoughts for what they are – just thoughts, neither true nor untrue, but 99% of the time untrue. Then, immediately think of something you are grateful for. It is best if you can think of something you are grateful for right now – for instance having a roof over your head or people in your life who care about you. Get that feeling of gratitude up in your body (this is important). Really feel it somewhere; perhaps in your heart centre or anywhere at all. Breathe into that nice feeling in your body – noticing and feeling it. Then, be aware of what impact this has on your mood and thought processes.
What you are doing is stopping the sympathetic nervous system from going online and, in turn, sending a clear message to your emotional brain that the trouble has been averted and there is no need to panic. Notice too what this does to your thinking process. You may have no further negative thoughts or be thinking more positively, without even trying.


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Chmielewo – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie mazowieckim, w powiecie ostrowskim, w gminie Stary Lubotyń.

Wierni kościoła rzymskokatolickiego należą do parafii Nawiedzenia Najświętszej Maryi Panny w Starym Lubotyniu.

Historia
Wieś szlachecka położona była w drugiej połowie XVI wieku w powiecie łomżyńskim ziemi łomżyńskiej. W latach 1921 – 1939 wieś leżała w województwie białostockim, w powiecie łomżyńskim, w gminie Lubotyń.

Według Powszechnego Spisu Ludności z 1921 roku wieś 90 osób, 89 było wyznania rzymskokatolickiego, 1 prawosławnego. Jednocześnie 4.116 mieszkańców zadeklarowało polską przynależność narodową, 13 rosyjską, 47 żydowską. Było tu 14 budynków mieszkalnych. Miejscowość należała do parafii rzymskokatolickiej w m. Lubotyń. Podlegała pod Sąd Grodzki i Okręgowy w Łomży; właściwy urząd pocztowy mieścił się w m. Ostrów Mazowiecki.

W wyniku napaści ZSRR na Polskę we wrześniu 1939 miejscowość znalazła się pod okupacją sowiecką. Od czerwca 1941 roku pod okupacją niemiecką. Od 22 lipca 1941 do 1945 włączona w skład Landkreis Lomscha, Bezirk Bialystok III Rzeszy.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa ostrołęckiego.

Zobacz też
 Chmielewo, Chmielewo Wielkie

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Stary Lubotyń (gmina)
Wsie szlacheckie I Rzeczypospolitej (województwo mazowieckie)

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Q: Alert is not working when user try to refresh browser page using f5,ctrl+5 using jquery script I have requirement of show alert to the user when user try to referesh tab in browser it should get alert "if you alert this page you will loose data" but I am using jquery for this still it is not working .
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>

<script>
$(window).on('beforeunload', function(){
  alert("Don't refresh you will loose your all data?");
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A: Try This with return

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NOT all browsers support this

  $(window).on("beforeunload", function (event) {
    return "Are you sure you want to leave?";
  });
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>

Additional Info :
Google Chrome removed support for custom message in ver 51
Opera removed support for custom message in ver 38
Mozilla Firefox removed support for custom message in ver 44.0
Apple Safari removed support for custom message in ver 9.1

Ref : https://stackoverflow.com/a/38880926/6299088

A: It will be like this:
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    return confirm("are you sure want to refresh this page !");
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A: Try this out:
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A: Bind beforeunload event :
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Kuchen steht für:
 Kuchen, Backware
 Kuchen, Nebenprodukt bei der Herstellung von Pflanzenölen, siehe Presskuchen
 Kuchen (Gemeinde), Gemeinde im Landkreis Göppingen, Baden-Württemberg
 Kuchen (Steingaden), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Steingaden, Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau, Bayern

Kuchen ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Fritz Kuchen (1877–1973), Schweizer Sportschütze
 Johann Theodor Kuchen (1830–1884), deutscher Kaufmann und Politiker der Freien Stadt Frankfurt
 Josef Kuchen (1907–1970), deutscher Maler
 Wilhelm Kuchen (1926–2008), deutscher Chemiker

Siehe auch:
 Der Kuchen, Novelle von Guy de Maupassant


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29 unclaimed remains laid to rest in Twin Falls County
Some of these remains have been in the care of the Twin Falls Coroner since the 1980′s.
FILER, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Twin Falls County Coroner's Office has been taking care of the remains of 29 unclaimed people, and on Wednesday they were given a final resting place.
When the Filer Cemetery became a Maintenance District in 2018, the cemetery dedicated one section to people who haven't been claimed by anyone.
On Wednesday, 29 of those people were given a ceremony, attended by Twin Falls County officials, state officials, and citizens.
Pastor Jim O'Donnell gave the sermon and spoke about a few of the people that he could learn about, one was a homeless man, and another was a married couple.
"They did matter, even though someone may not care, even though they were left and abandoned, we care today," said O'Donnell.
"I don't really have the words for it, it is just outstanding, it gives closure for one thing, but they are people," said Brad Lancaster, Caretaker of the Filer Cemetery.

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Companies features New England top lists of design firms, contractors and specialty contractors, plus spotlights on success stories by firms that thrive in the marketplace.
ENR's Regional Best Projects competition is now accepting entries.
ENR's annual Regional Top Design Firms and Top Contractors online surveys are now open and ready for completion by participating firms.
GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc. recently named Patrick F. Sheehan as chief executive officer.
Medford, Mass.-based BOND promoted Anthony Bond to serve as president of the firm's civil and utility division, while Kane Cuddy was named chief operating officer for the division, which operates in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey and from a recently opened office in the Bronx, N.Y.
If you were hoping for a silver-bullet, big-infrastructure solution to save Greater Boston from the impact of rising sea levels, a major study coordinated by University of Massachusetts Boston's Sustainable Solutions Lab released in the spring may have come as disappointing news.


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The Big Story |
The open wounds of Christchurch
Mohamed Hassan
Published date: 15 March 2020 11:26 UTC | Last update: 1 year 10 months ago
Survivors of the Christchurch terror attack talk to MEE about the memories of the event that ripped their small community open
Sheikh Hasan Rubel wakes up in the morning feeling like himself again. The sun shines through the large window pane in his living room. His two-year-old daughter hovers in and out, playing with toys that are sprawled across the floor, bathed in the late summer glow.
It's not until the afternoon that the pain returns.
"As the day progresses, and at night time is when I have most of my pain," he said.
"And some days it's really hard to move my legs because it feels like I'm in so much pain, I don't want to move."
In a few days time, Rubel would be returning to the operating room for surgery on his pelvis. A wide crack right down the middle was causing him excruciating pain, leaving him unable to walk for long distances, and always with the aid of a crutch by his side.
He'd spent eight weeks in and out of surgery last year, after being shot three times. Once in the pelvis. Once in the foot. And once in his lower intestines. His foot was mostly healed, but bullet fragments still lodged around his spine would take much longer.
The 35-year-old operations manager moved to New Zealand with his wife five years ago from Bangladesh, settling in Christchurch where he completed his masters and then found work. He was the sole-breadwinner of the family, but is now confined to his home, unable to work.
Without much of a distraction, he was forced to sit at home, alone with the memories of the day that altered the course of his life.
On 15 March last year, Rubel had taken an hour's break from work to attend the Friday sermon at his local Al Noor Mosque. He arrived early and sat in the second row cross legged, listening to the imam.
Halfway through the sermon, he suddenly heard what sounded like fireworks coming from outside the mosque. Then it started getting louder, and closer. He saw flashes of light reflecting off the back wall of the mosque before him, blinking on and off. Then people started running.
"I saw people start running, so I tried to run. At that point I got shot [in my foot] from a long distance. That broke a couple of toes."
He flung himself onto the far wall, before being crushed by the weight of others.
"There were many people, and I was on top of them. Some people are on top of me. That time I got shot another two times."
Sheikh Hasan Rubel was shot three times during the Christchurch mosque attacks in 2019 (MEE/Mohamed Hassan)
Rubel's eyes drift off in to the distance as the scenes replay themselves in his head. He often tried to shut them out, but they were never far away.
"Sometimes I try to close my eyes and try to imagine that it's not real, but I have seen so many things. Those memories hurt me sometimes. Make me depressed. Make me scared of so many things."
In the few times where he and his wife have left the house, sometimes to run errands or to the hospital for checkups, he was always on edge. If he heard a noise, it startled him. If he saw a car driving too quickly, he became certain there would be a crash.
Almost a year on from the attack, he felt like his life was stuck.
"In the past, I always thought: 'Oh, I have to achieve this thing, I need to do this', but nowadays I feel like: 'What's the point of life?'"
"A single incident can happen again that will destroy my life, change my life."
New Zealand has 'fundamentally changed'
Fifty one worshipers were killed on 15 March, between Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre just a 10 minute drive away. More than 40 were seriously injured.
A lone gunman armed with assault rifles and shotguns, dressed in camouflage gear, drove between both mosques during the Friday prayer, and opened fire indiscriminately on the people inside. He strapped a wearable camera to his helmet, and streamed the killings live on social media, where it was watched initially by 400 people live, then shared widely across the internet.
On one of his rifles, he painted the names of far-right shooters who had also targeted minority groups in other countries. A manifesto posted to the 8chan forum hours earlier outlined a desire to strike at the heart of a tiny Muslim community on the edge of the world, and send a message to the rest of it.
Later in the day, a 28-year-old Australian man, Brenton Tarrant, was arrested and charged with 51 counts of murder, and 40 counts of attempted murder. He pleaded not guilty to all charges, and will commence his trial in June.
It was the worst act of violence the country had witnessed since it's colonial land wars, and one of the most devastating mass shootings in world history.
'A single incident can happen again that will destroy my life, change my life'
-Sheikh Hasan Rubel, Christchurch survivor
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who garnered international praise for her response to the attack, attended a joint-prayer on Friday held between both affected mosques, to mark the anniversary.
"A year on, I believe New Zealand and its people have fundamentally changed. I can't see how you could have an event like this and not," Ardern said at the service.
"But the challenge for us will be ensuring that in our everyday actions - and in every opportunity where we see bullying, harassment, racism, discrimination - calling it out as a nation."
A new lease on life
Hazem Abdul Kareem Mohammed is marking his first birthday today.
The soil scientist, and father of six, said he had faced his death at Al Noor Mosque one year ago, and had been born again.
He was sitting on a chair at the back of the congregation when the shooting began.
"I couldn't get out because there were about twenty people in front of me. Twenty people on the other side," Mohammed said.
"So what I did with myself is I dived, and I bent my legs, and I dived on to my tummy, and I pretended I was a dead soldier."
Mohammed held his breath and kept his head to the floor as the shooter paced around the mosque, opening fire at anyone who moved.
One of the bullets hit his shoulder, missing his head by a single inch.
"But I didn't move either. If there was any pain, I just bear it."
Instead, he continued to hold his breath, and began plotting how he would escape.
"I became a director of a short film in my head. I made a movie about how I would get out of this situation. Is Allah going to help me? Did my wife know I'd been trapped?"
After a few minutes, when he could no longer hear footsteps, Mohammed stood up slowly and walked down the long corridor leading to the front door of the mosque. He tried not to look down at the bodies of those who'd been killed.
In a daze and covered in his blood, he walked down the street, trying to hail passing cars by. Eventually a friend found him, and they carried an injured woman into the back of the car, before driving to the nearby Christchurch hospital.
When the final death toll had been confirmed, Mohammed realised he knew most of the victims.
"Because I've been here for a long time in Christchurch, from these 51 [people] I know personally 45 of them. I visit their families, you know, I know them," he said.
"So I feel sad for these people who lost them. Their husbands or their wives."
Hazem Mohammed was sitting at the back of the mosque when the shooting began (MEE/ Mohamed Hasan)
The Iraqi-born man moved to New Zealand in the 1970s with his wife, and lived in Christchurch for over 40 years. He helped build the small Muslim community from fruition.
When he attended prayers at Al Noor Mosque now, he could see the spaces of who was missing.
"These people had done nothing wrong. They just went to the mosque to practice their own religion."
He spent most of his time at home now, with his family. In his garage, he analysed soil samples from the area and divided them into small samples in clear plastic bags, before sending them abroad for testing.
On some days, when his shoulder hurt too much, he asked his children to help. The doctors told him the pain may never go away.
"There are about more than a hundred fragments of the bullets still inside my shoulder. They can't take it out because it would cause more damage to my muscles than benefit."
He hoped that on the anniversary of the attack, the world could come together and reflect on the lessons that could be learned from the attack.
"It doesn't matter what religion you practice, that's your choice, that's your freedom. We are Muslims, but we respect other religions. Let us live in peace and harmony."
Lost in the red tape
Millions of dollars worth of donations flooded into the community in the days and weeks following the attack, from within the country and abroad.
The government set up an independent fund, The Christchurch Foundation, to speak with victims and distribute more than $12m in donations. After months of consultation, $7m was divided up between the families of the bereaved and survivors, with another $1.6m put aside to set up education funds for their children.
'It doesn't matter what religion you practice, that's your choice, that's your freedom. We are Muslims, but we respect other religions. Let us live in peace and harmony'
-Hazim Mohammed, Christchurch survivor
Raf Manji, an advisor working with the foundation, held more than 160 meetings with members of the community to figure out how to best distribute the money, and to hear their grievances.
"We focused very much on the victims. So definitely the bereaved, the bullet-injured, as we called them, and then special funds for children and widows."
He said there were previously issues with how the government had distributed financial and housing assistance to the victims and their families, and the extraordinary circumstances at hand were often held captive by bureaucracy.
"If you think about the community, there are a lot of temporary migrants here; international students, refugees. So everyone's immigration status was quite uncertain or quite temporary. Now, to access government services, which everyone needed, you needed to be a resident."
Many visa applications were fast tracked by the government, but not all of them. Some families found themselves waiting for months to be able to access vital assistance.
"The problem is, Cabinet looked at policy change, and it didn't go through, so they ended up with a system where people would apply, be rejected, and then have to go through a ministerial appeal process."
Manji said he knew at least one family that was still living in emergency housing a year after the attack.
In the aftermath of the attack, the New Zealand government banned the sale and ownership of semi-automatic rifles, offering a buyback option to those who owned the now blacklisted models.
It also launched a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the conduct of state services, from police to the country's intelligence body - to investigate whether they took threats of far-right activity seriously, and if they could have prevented the attack altogether.
That commission was initially expected to report its findings by 10 December, but is now due on 30 April following an extension requested by those running it. It had so far received more than 1,100 public submissions, including several from Muslim community groups.
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Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 26, No. 921.
Do you want to change the world through digital technologies and great design in the urban environment?  Always wanted to hack big data?  Want a chance to showcase your great idea in front of London's top tech community?  Are you looking to connect your great ideas with the potential for follow-on funding?
Then if so, join us at UP London!  We have great awards, exclusive workshops, mentors and unique opportunities to network with some of the top tech, design and architecture communities in the UK with the opportunity to receive up to £100,000 (100% fEC) of awards.  We also have a great speaker series with some great debates organised between leaders in the fields of design, architecture, technology and user-led design.  Get involved!
The Urban Prototyping Festival, held between the 8th April and 26th June 2013, will be hosting over 300 developers, architects, designers, artists and technology specialists investigating the role of digital technologies in creating smart sustainable cities.
Want to build a great physical prototype?  Join through our open call:  http://uplondon.net/call-to-action/ and submit by April 21st!
Speakers will include Graeme Earl (University of Southampton), Douglas Pritchard (Director of Operations, Cyark Europe), and Professor Andrew Prescott (King's College, London and theme leader for the AHRC Digital Transformations programme).
The Call for Papers is now open until midnight on 2 April 2013. Contributions are invited for papers on all aspects of digital heritage, with a focus on interfaces with the past: audio, visual, spatial, or textual. We welcome proposals for 15-minute presentations, posters, and practical demonstrations. Speakers should email a 200-word abstract to cdh-2013 at york.ac.uk<mailto:cdh2013 at york.ac.uk> with an indication of their preferred format. Speakers will be notified if their paper has been accepted by 19 April 2013.
Registration will be available from this web page from mid April 2013.
In the first of our new series of Digital Humanities seminars Dr Orietta Da Rold will talk about JISC funded 'Manuscripts Online: Written Culture from 1000 to 1500' project.
This paper will look at some current issues in the digital humanities and present the Project 'Manuscripts Online'. The project was inspired by methodologies relating to data mining, data clustering, federated searching which are intertwined with detailed studies of medieval manuscripts, artefacts and texts. The project was founded by JISC, and is of relevance to researchers in the fields of language, literature and history. The project has the ultimate aim to study the written culture of medieval Britain between 1000 and 1500 by pulling together and providing access to written and early printed primary sources in this period for larger data analysis and interpretation.
Laura Estill, U of Victoria, BC; and James Knapp, Loyola U Chicago.
Third Workshop: "Annotating in the Digital Age"
While the editing proper of texts – the establishment of a critically emended, reliable and authoritative text on scholarly principles – has been subject to much theoretical and methodological debate from the end of the nineteenth century to the present, the principles and practice of annotation and commentary have received little serious consideration.
This series seeks to refine methods and strategies for the creation of commentary and annotation, the aim being to bring together scholars, users and practitioners in the field to open the debate towards redefining standards and disseminating "best practice", and to explore innovative approaches to annotation (e.g., crowd sourcing models for digital projects).
Each session features short presentations by three or four experts, followed by questions and observations from the audience. They will debate whether the digital medium alters the nature of annotation and commentary, discuss whether annotations will remain the privileged domain of the academic editor and scholar, and consider the different dynamic existing between main text and annotation in digital editions.
2.40-3.20pm	Rupert Gatti (Cambridge/Open Book Publishers): "Allowing Reader Commentary and Dialogue within a Digital Textbook: A Case Study"
3.40-4.20pm	Lanval Monrouzeau (IRI, Centre Pompidou, Paris): "Introduction to the Digital Studies Group and its Work on Indexation"
Ariane Mayer (IRI, Centre Pompidou, Paris): "The Impact of the Digital Medium on Literary Annotation"
Some dates for your April diaries.
The next London London Digital Humanities Group meeting will be held in Room S264, Senate House on 30 April, starting at 5.15 as usual.
The speakers will be Terese Bird, Tania Rowlett and Simon Gunn from the University of Leicester, who will talk about and demonstrate the JISC-Funded Manufacturing Pasts project (http://www2.le.ac.uk/library/manufacturingpasts). This interactive session will include an opportunity to test drive the exciting new OERs created by the project, so those attending are encouraged to bring along their mobile devices. Full details will be circulated after the Easter break. To register go to http://goo.gl/O4lzX.
I have also received details of the following events organised by the Centre for Digital Humanities at UCL. All are welcome to attend - please address any queries to Sarah Davenport at UCL.
April is DH Month at UCL!  We have lined up a series of talks.  All are welcome (registration is required) and there will be a drinks reception in the Arts and Humanities Common Room following each talk.
Following many requests we have extended the Paper submission deadline to 15 April 2013, for the 5th Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries International Conference (QQML2013).
The early bird registration deadline is 31 March 2013.
*   To give a presentation (oral or poster) only an abstract accepted is compulsory.
*   We already have received a quite large number of interesting papers from 57 countries and interesting special sessions and workshops are organised (see at http://www.isast.org/sessionsworkshops.html ).
*   A selection of the papers presented will appear in QQML Journal and in other International Journals.


To practice holistic learning while providing optimum facilities in its state, the Odisha government has sought to start 100 model schools from the next academic session (2016-17), an official informed.
The decision was taken in a meeting here chaired by chief minister Naveen Patnaik.
The model schools, meant to impart education from Class I to Class XII, will be carved out at par with the central government-run Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV), an official statement said.


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The village

Malli Amman Durgham - A quiet settlement in Eastern Ghats, amidst dense forests at the top of a mountain at Kadambur Forest Division, Sathyamangalam, Erode District, Tamil Nadu, India.
Malli Amman Durgham

History

Named after Malli Amman a powerful deity, this village has over 110 houses and 75 families. There is evidence that the village has existed for at least two centuries.  The evidence includes gun licenses issued by the British Raj and evidence that patas were supplied to the people of Malli Amman Durgham.

A popular folktale in the area recalls how a stingy Naicker (caste) covered the crops with caps to deprive birds of their food and hence were cursed by the god Malli Amman. The curse brought great difficulties to the Naicker who ultimately went, with other members of his family, into a deep forest and never returned (probably a way of committing suicide by feeding themselves to wild animals). Therefore the people now do nothing to prevent birds and animals from consuming their produce. In fact, 70 percent of their crops are damaged by elephants and wild boars.

Geography

Altitude    : 1264 metres above sea level.
Northing Line (latitudinal distance) : 11º35' 02.3"
Easting Line (longitudinal distance) : 77º20' 23.8"

The village is mostly secluded as one needs to trek at least 9 km on foot over steep mountainous terrains where wildlife is abundant. The villagers need to trek to Kadambur, another village, or to Kemma Naicken Palayam (KN Palayam), both equidistant, to buy even basic things like matchboxes and provisions.

There is a sharp division in the composition of forests on either sides of the mountains on which the village is situated. The southern side (towards KN Palayam), which is a rain shadow area, consists mostly of dry deciduous forests whereas the northern side (towards Kalkadambur), which receives most of the rainfall, consists of thick rainforests and provide a canopy. The short stretch of 'shola forest' (virgin forests, unaltered by human beings) is also found just above the village.

A jeep and a pick up truck regularly ply these days on the treacherous road, to and from Kadambur to enable residents to travel and take things up and down.

Social composition

All people of the village belong to the same caste – Malai Vellala Gounders. This caste is considered as a Backward Class and is not provided Scheduled Tribe Status. Hence many government schemes sanctioned for the welfare of the people in Tribal Settlements do not benefit these people. Many have moved out of the village in search of better amenities and opportunities. Over 250 families lived there a decade ago, of which only 65 are left.

Occupation

The community here is agro based and depend mostly on locally cultivated ragi and broad beans. These produce are not sold and kept for own consumption.

Village also has abundant Guava and Jack Fruit trees. Villagers carry these on heads to Kadambur and KN Palayam for selling.

Many families move out during the seasons of cultivation to work as labourers in fields, and return when agricultural works are thin.

Recently the government has provided them permission to cut wild grass and make brooms they sell at a fixed price.

Development

The government had earlier provided electric current facility through wooden poles which lit 2 lamps in the village. But these wooden poles were burnt down due to a forest fire 25 years ago, and since then no electricity was accessible to the people here.

The Special Task Force (STF) of Tamil Nadu situated in Sathyamangalam had provided with two Solar Street Lamps before 5 years, when the hunt for the forest brigand Veerappan was at its peak. They also obtained permission to lay an approach road to the village but after the killing of Veerappan, the STF stopped visiting the village. Since then the lights were unattended and have malfunctioned. The road project resumed after a temporary halt, with the consent from the then District Forest Officer Mr. Ramasubramaniam IFS. However, nature activists have claimed that the attempts to lay road is a part of the illegal efforts by outsiders to deprive the natives of their lands and setup commercial resorts and farms, which may prove destructive to the wildlife and the forests. The issue was reported in the Times of India on 17 May 2013.

Recently, the villagers have also jointly purchased a diesel run electricity generator to light the village and play loudspeakers during festivals. It is also used occasionally to charge mobile phones and torch lights – which are the new arrivals to the village.

Almost every home today has a solar panel and a battery to power three lights.

Flora and fauna

Pachyderms, wild boars and bears are a common sight for the people of village, who also recall the instances of sighting leopards occasionally.

Theku (Teak wood) and Nellikkaai (Indian gooseberry) are found in large numbers in the area. A number of fig trees (whose description the author does not know), quite a variety of shrubs and herbs are also found in the forest.

Flora and to a major extent aviary surveys are yet to be carried out to document the plant and birds species in the area.

References

Villages in Erode district


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import static java.lang.Integer.toHexString;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;

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 * This interface provides both {@link Serializable} and {@link Callable}. It is often used in
 * conjunction with {@link VM#invoke(SerializableCallableIF)}.
 *
 * <pre>
 * public void testReplicatedRegionPut() {
 *   VM vm0 = VM.getVM(0);
 *   VM vm1 = VM.getVM(1);
 *
 *   String name = getUniqueName();
 *   Object value = new Integer(42);
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 *   SerializableCallable putMethod = new SerializableCallable("Replicated put") {
 *       public Object call() throws Exception {
 *         ...// get replicated test region //...
 *         return region.put(name, value);
 *       }
 *      });
 *   assertNull(vm0.invoke(putMethod));
 *   assertIndexDetailsEquals(value, vm1.invoke(putMethod));
 *  }
 * </pre>
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  public SerializableCallable(String name) {
    this(name, DEFAULT_ID);
  }

  public SerializableCallable(long id) {
    this(DEFAULT_NAME, id);
  }

  private SerializableCallable(String name, long id) {
    this.name = name;
    this.id = id;
  }

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  public String getName() {
    return name;
  }

  public long getId() {
    return id;
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    return new StringBuilder()
        .append(getClass().getSimpleName()).append("@").append(toHexString(hashCode()))
        .append('(').append(id).append(", \"").append(name).append("\")")
        .toString();
  }
}

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Pair programming or pair coding is two programmers working together at one workstation. One programmer is the driver that writes the code and then the other is the navigator who reviews each line of code as it's typed in. Pair programming isn't new but is normally associated with extreme programming. If you have never heard of pair programming before it may seem a little bit strange as it is quite different from solo programming but it does have its pros and cons.
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Vogue Editor Anna Wintour Exposes Her Bias Against Melania Trump
First Lady Melania Trump hasn't been on the cover of Vogue since her engagement to Donald Trump and, it's likely, she won't ever be again.
In a recent interview, the magazine's editor exposed how her political bias colors her view of Trump and the partisanship behind the coveted cover spot.
Michelle Obama has graced the cover of Vogue three times as First Lady. Melania Trump has not been on the cover once since she became the First Lady in 2017. Vogue's snub of Trump is especially glaring since they placed her on the cover in 2005 after she got engaged.
We now have a clearer picture of why the retired model is ignored by the fashion world she once occupied.
In an interview with The Economist's Anne McElvoy, Wintour was asked about Trump's fashion as an ambassador when visiting the U.K.
Wintour answered a totally different question, saying:
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McElvoy didn't let Wintour get away, but pressed her harder about Trump - not Obama - replying:
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And Wintour again snubbed Trump, refusing to even acknowledge her:
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Wintour may be a big Democratic Party donor, but she's also a fashion leader. In this exchange, we read between the lines that for her politics trumps fashion.
We shouldn't be too surprised though about Vogue and other fashion magazines ignoring Melania Trump. This is a strategy that they employ - among many others - to silence conservative women.
We call this progressive privilege. As my colleague Carrie Lukas explains in her new book, progressive privilege "leads to the unfair treatment and stereotyping of those who do not share the progressive worldview…"
In this case, they fawn over Michelle but pretend Melania doesn't exist. Progressive privilege is discriminatory and it's wrong.
Following the stunning loss of Hillary Clinton, Vogue featured Obama in a cover story for the last issue of 2016. It was a farewell to whom they call a fashion icon. We'll see if Melania gets a parting cover story for her last month in the White House, but it's unlikely.
Vogue is a private magazine and can do whatever it wants to do with its issues. However, if they want to be a voice for women, they should at least be fair to all women and treat women the same regardless of their political leaning. Discrimination is never in vogue.


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Ultimately this certification takes exchange regulation up a level by providing peace of mind to governmental agencies – taxation agencies, police agencies and intelligence agencies. The global conversation of worldwide authority in 2018 continues. Regulate, regulate, regulate.


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Q: Delay between status and response I'm doing a ajax request using jQuery, but the behavior is erratic.
Most of the time, this happens (using Chrome);
Ajax POST request is sent
~400ms wait time
The request appears in Chrome's network logger with a 200 OK status
The request's response appears in Chrome's response tab
My callback function is called. All is good.
However, completely randomly, this happens;
Ajax POST request is sent
~400ms wait time
The request appears in Chrome's network logger with a 200 OK status
~2000 - 10000ms wait time
The request's response appears in Chrome's response tab
My callback function is called.
By now, the user has likely left the page because he thought it hung up.
Why is this? What happens during that second wait time?
Thanks in advance.
Edit:
This is all happening on the same server
If I visit the requested page manually it takes no more than 400ms to load, without any exceptions.


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Delay in new website for French residency card
Residency card website - The launch of the website for Britons to register for their French residency card has been delayed. French officials have confirmed the brief delay to the site which was expected to open on Thursday 15th October. It is now reported to be postponed until Monday 19th October.
A spokesperson has said that the reasons were Covid-19-related and not political.
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The link to the new site is http://invite.contacts-demarches.interieur.gouv.fr/