The American red wolf is one of United States' greatest wildlife conservation stories. Red wolves were on the brink of extinction along the American Gulf Coast during the late 1970s when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) made a bold decision to purposely remove all remaining red wolves from the wild.
But over the past few years the wild population is once again dwindling (from about 130 individuals in the wild to a mere 30) amongst political controversy and pressure from a number of landowners to be able to shoot the wolves on their land.
In addition to the wild population, there are approximately 200 red wolves in captivity.
The entire red wolf population descends from 14 individual animals, of which only 12 are genetically represented.
Brzeski and her coauthors published their findings, "Rediscovery of Red Wolf Ghost Alleles in a Canid Population Along the American Gulf Coast" Dec. 10, 2018 in the journal Genes (DOI: 10.3390/genes9120618).
The researchers obtained tissue samples from two roadkill canids on Galveston Island and conducted analyses with genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphism and mitochondrial DNA from 60 animals that represented all potential sources of ancestry for the Galveston Island canids: coyotes, red wolves and gray wolves. Brzeski and others found that the Galveston Island canids have both red wolf and coyote alleles, likely related to species interbreeding during the 1970s as coyote populations expanded across North America.
This is significant because it means that red wolf genetics persist in the American southwest nearly 40 years after the species was thought to have become entirely extinct in the wild. The population on canids on Galveston Island could represent a reservoir of red wolf genes that could be used to bolster the North Carolina.
"This research shows hybrids can have conservation value through harboring extinct genes from endangered parent species," Brzeski said.


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The Department of Agricultural Science Education, University of Education, Winneba (UEW), has held a stakeholder engagement with directors of agriculture from districts in the Central Region to solicit inputs to deliver tailor-made programmes.
The meeting discussed some challenging issues in agriculture and ways to fashion customised programmes to solve problems both in animal and crop production. There was also a discourse on the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between UEW and the districts in the areas of research and student internship.
Sections of stakeholders making inputs to the discussion
The Dean, Faculty of Science Education, UEW, and Chairman for the meeting, Prof. Victor Antwi, accentuated in his remarks, the importance of agriculture in the lives of everybody.
"In fact, it is one of the programmes we need to promote because it is a way of providing us with the food to make us healthier, especially in our schools. It implies helping farmers produce healthier foods, which will be of benefit to a wide range of people," he asserted.
Prof. Victor Antwi
Prof. Antwi disclosed that there had been new kinds of diseases due to the inappropriate approach adopted by some farmers in spraying crops. This, he said, had caused food contamination. "It is very important that we have these types of meetings so that at the end, we can learn from each other and keep the nation going."
The Ag. Head, Department of Agricultural Science Education, Dr. Benjamin Ghansah, revealed that his outfit was considering having certificate, diploma, and some more bachelor's, master's and PhD programmes, which must be developed in partnership with relevant stakeholders.
Dr. Benjamin Ghansah
"We don't want to develop programmes that are alien to what's being done on the field. We want to incorporate some of the challenges and issues you encountered while working with extension officers and farmers into the programmes we'll be mounting. We'll be having a series of engagements with you to strengthen and enrich the programme we have here. We're hopeful that it'll be beneficial to not just our students but to the outside world," he averred.
Faculty members also present at the meeting were Dr. Isaac Kwasi Asante, Dr. Kwabena Kyere, Dr. Sonny Gad Attipoe, Mr. Michael Odenkey Quaye, Ms. Lydia Asare and Ms. Hannah Ansah.
From top L-R: Ms. Lydia Asare, Mr. Michael Odenkey Quaye, Dr. Isaac Kwasi Asante, Dr. Kwabena Kyere, Ms. Hannah Ansah and Dr. Sonny Gad Attipoe.
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Mechanism allowing users to define custom save hanlers for individual controls introduced.
This topic is now covered in Dialogs reference > Properties.
This page contains notes and usage of field based savehandler.
Since Magnolia 3.6.1 there is a mechanism to allow users to define custom save hanlers for individual controls, before http://jira.magnolia-cms.com/browse/MAGNOLIA-2272, this functionality was available per dialog.
Since Magnolia 4.0 the interface used for this functionality was renamed from CustomSaveHandler to FieldSaveHandler http://jira.magnolia-cms.com/browse/MAGNOLIA-2403.
In my opinion it is not completely right as FieldSaveHandler is also used for dialogs.
Create a control for your dialog and in the control definition add property "saveHandler" and set the value to your implementation of FieldSaveHandler.
As an example Data module is using the saveHandler for some on the dialogs like 'Contacts' and Categorization module is using a saveHandler for the field 'categories'.


Dandruff is a mysterious ailment. Dandruff is an itchy, annoying and persistent skin disorder of the scalp. Dandruff can cause either an overly dry scalp with itchy white flakes that may be waxy or greasy or dandruff can manifest as an oily greasy scalp with scales. It is a form of skin inflammation (dermatitis) which has no known cause. This condition can appear at any time from infancy to old age.
There are two types of causes-internal & external causes. Internal causes are hormonal imbalance, poor health, poor hygiene, lack of rest, improper nutrition, and heredity predisposition. External causes are excessive use of hair sprays & gels, improper use of hair coloring products ,excessive use of hot hair curlers, cold weather and dry indoor heating, stress and anxiety, infrequent shampooing of the hair or inadequate rinsing of the scalp and hair. Dry or Greasy Dandruff: Although bacteria may aggravate a dandruff condition; bacteria do not cause the initial problem. Dandruff is associated with a tiny fungus called Pityrosporum ovale, or P. ovale for short. This fungus lives on our bodies and scalp all the time, usually without causing a problem. Unfortunately, for some people, it can get out of control. leading to dandruff.
Nutritional yeast and raw wheat germ are two excellent sources of B vitamins, particularly vitamin B6 which plays an important role in controlling dandruff.
Eggs and cabbage also provide vitamin B6 in addition to supplying sulfur which is nature's beauty mineral for the scalp.
A well-balanced diet, with emphasis on raw foods, especially fresh fruits and vegetables.
Avoid citrus fruits, bananas, tinned fruits. Citrus fruits, bananas, dried, stewed, or tinned fruits should not be taken.
Yoga headstands will also help with circulation. Exercising out in the fresh air will also help with circulation to the scalp. Nizoral shampoo is also unique in that it's effect is long-lasting. Even after rinsing, Nizoral carries on working for several days. The foremost consideration in the treatment of this disorder is to keep the hair and scalp clean so as to minimise the accumulation of dead cells.
Hair should be softly brushed daily to improve circulation. The hair should be brushed daily to improve the circulation and remove any flakiness. The most effective way to brush the hair is to bend forward from the waist with the head down towards the ground, and brush from the nape of the neck towards the top of the head.
Garlic and oil of oregano are also excellent for fighting dandruff. You can take it internally or externally.
Onions are high in sulfur. Cut a fresh onion in half and rub it on the scalp. Onion juice is massaged on the scalp half hour before bath and then the hair is washed.
Another measure which helps to counteract dandruff is to dilute cider vinegar with an equal quantity of water and dab this on to the hair with cotton wool in between shampooing. Cider vinegar added to the final rinsing water after shampooing also helps to disperse dandruff.
To get rid off dandruff you can try a mixture of 2 tbsp of curd and a few drops of honey is rubbed on the scalp half hour before bath and then the hair is washed.
Mix the olive oil with the almond oil. Leave it on about 5 minutes after it starts to burn. Rinse well.
Put the aloe vera gel where there is lots of dandruff. Leave it for ten minutes. Then have a shower. Wash your body with soap. Then use a natural Aloe vera shampoo and apply the shampoo on your hair.
Commonly used homeopathic medicines / remedies for treatment of dandruff are: Cantharis, Arnica, Graphites,Phosphorus, Kali phos,Natmur, Sulphur, and Ars etc.
The flaking and itching of the scalp can be due to eczema, psoriasis or a simple fungal infection. Sulphur 30x twice a day can relieve these symptoms.
Use a gentle shampoo without mint, menthol, eucalyptus or tea tree oil.


Villa Maria College goal keep Olivia Burnham crowds the shot of Southland Girls' High School goal shoot Jessica Moreton during the South Island Secondary Schools final at the Edgar Centre yesterday.
Villa Maria won the match 39-26. It was quick to assert its dominance. The Canterbury school made good use of its clear height advantage.
Burnham's reach was an issue, while goal defence Julia Wynands' athleticism created a series of turnovers. Her passing game was top-drawer as well.
At the other end shooter Hannah Glen was proving impossible to stop. She looks a promising talent, and helped her side go to the first break ahead 8-5.
But the turning point came at the beginning of the third quarter, with Villa Maria scoring seven unanswered goals to stretch its lead to more than 10 goals.
Goal attack Holly Munro and centre Kate Hanley looked sharp in the smaller Southland Girls' side.


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22 Faculty Research Grants Awardees Named for 2013
The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce that 22 Faculty Research Grants have been awarded for 2013.
The awards, totaling $100,000, will fund faculty research and professional development activities which will advance academic excellence for the individual faculty members and for Webster University. Last year, 19 grants totaling $90,000 were awarded.
"The quality and quantity of faculty scholarship and creative activity is commendable," said Provost and Senior Vice President Julian Schuster. "This activity increases Webster's visibility and reputation, creates a culture which supports active research agendas, and – importantly – impacts our students in a variety of ways, including opportunities to collaborate with faculty on research."
Congratulations to the recipients, who are listed below by name, department, school/college, and title or topic of the project:
Kristen Anderson, History Politics & International Relations, College of Arts & Sciences,
"Remembering the Courage and Forgetting the Cause: German Americans and the Commemoration of the Civil War and Emancipation"
Robin Assner, Art, Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts, "Grievances and Damages"
Donna Campbell, Multidisciplinary Studies, School of Education, "Special Education in the Global Community: Survey of International Programs and Interventions for Students with Autism & Challenging Behavior"
Don Conway-Long, Behavioral and Social Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "Thirty-five years of RAVEN: Oral Histories of Men Working to End Violence Against Women"
Lionel Cuillé, International Languages and Cultures, College of Arts & Sciences, "WWI and the Military Arsenal: Speed as the Vector of Love in Guillaume Apollinaire Poetry"
Anne Geraghty-Rathert, Legal Studies, College of Arts & Sciences, "The Missouri and U.S. Public Defender Systems: An Inquiry into Much Needed Reforms"
Eric Goedereis, Behavioral and Social Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "A Pilot Test of Web-based Physical Activity Intervention Using Facebook"
Gloria Grenwald and Heather Mitchell, Behavioral and Social Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "College Students with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: An Interview Study in the Netherlands"
Ryan Groeneman, Biological Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "Solid State Synthesis of an Unsymmetrical Ladderane"
Jih-Un Kim, History, Politics, and International Relations, College of Arts & Sciences, "Eagle vs. Dragon?: The U.S. 'Return to Asia' in the Eyes of China"
Danielle MacCartney, Behavioral and Social Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "Sexual Orientation and International Human Rights Law"
Peter Maher, Math & Computer Science, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "Cultural Impact on Software Development Methodologies in Asia"
Van McElwee, Electronic & Photographic Media, School of Communications, "Everyone is Everywhere"
David Porras, Arnoldo Rodriguez and Brad Scott, Business, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "The Maseca Cases"
Mary Preuss, Biological Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, "Metagenomics of the Webster Pond"
Eric Rhiney, Management, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "Comparison of Unique Benefits of Business Master's Degrees"
Elizabeth Risik, Business, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "The Wider Economic Impact of Small-Scale Sustainable Agriculture on Three Continents"
Arnoldo Rodriguez, Business, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "Two Way Currency Fluctuations: Effect and Reaction by non-expert multinational firms"
Amanda Rosen, History, Politics, and International Relations, College of Arts & Sciences, "Embedded Practice: Assessing the 'Impact' of High Impact Learning Practices on Student Learning, Values, and Beliefs"
Quinn Shao, Math & Computer Science, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "Investigating Strategies and Best Practices in the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC)"
Eileen Solomon, Communications & Journalism, School of Communications, "Freelance Foreign Reporting in the Digital Age"
Ece Tuncel, Management, George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology, "Reaching Optimal Agreements: Counterfactual Thinking and Consideration of Alternatives"
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Every colour, shape and pattern, and all the backstamps are illustrated and examined in detail.
Foreword by John B. Adams.
Poole tableware from the 1920s to the twenty-first century.
all the Twintone colours and shapes.
fully illustrated, and documented from contemporary sources.
more than 70 glazes identified.
more than 180 patterns illustrated.
over 20 tableware shape designs described and explained.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has declared as national heritage the ancestral home in Peshawar of Hindi movie industry's thespian actor Dilip Kumar. He has directed the ministry of information, broadcasting and national heritage to acquire the house.
The prime minister's approval was sent to the information ministry, which has forwarded it to the director-general of the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA) for implementation of the orders, reported Pakistani daily The Nation.
Well-placed sources at the PM House said that the chief secretary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa forwarded a summary to the federal government, requesting that it take steps for acquiring Dilip Kumar's home and declare it as national heritage. They said the project would play an important role in bringing the people of Pakistan and India closer.
The prime minister approved the summary and sent it to the information ministry on Thursday and the ministry marked it to DG PNCA on Friday and instructed him to start work on it.
Sources said Nawaz Sharif was eager to promote cultural relations between India and Pakistan and also met representatives of the Indian film industry during his last visit to India.
After acquiring Dilip Kumar's home, the government plans to convert it into a museum. The sources said that Sharif had ordered the authorities concerned to complete the task as soon as possible.
The Nation cited PNCA's acting director-general Mashood Mirza as confirming that the council has received the summary from the ministry with the instruction to implement it as soon as possible.
According to the orders, the PNCA would take the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on board to acquire the ancestral home of the actor situated in Peshawar.
Mirza said that a special meeting will be held on Monday to review all aspects to develop the great actor's five-storied house, located in Pesawar's famous area Qisa Khawani Bazaar. Presently in a shabby condition, it is being illegally occupied by someone, who claims to be a relative of Dilip Kumar, but is actually not.
Mashood said that as per the directions of the prime minister, the PNCA would reconstruct the house keeping in view the stature of Dilip Kumar, who has fans all over the world.
Dilip Kumar was born Yusuf Khan. His father, Lala Ghulam Sarwar, shifted to Mumbai from Peshawar in the 1930s.
One of the best performers on the silver screen, Dilip Kumar, 91, was active in front of the camera for six decades and worked in much appreciated films like Jwar Bhata, Mela, Naya Daur, Tarana, Devdas, Ganga Jamuna, Leader, Mughal-E-Azam, Shakti, Karma and Saudagar.
His last film was the 1998 release Qila.


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High CBD Strains: Which Strains of Cannabis Produce the Most CBD?
Nic Dobija-Nootens October 17, 2018 December 2, 2019 00 6k	1
Manufacturers can make CBD products from two kinds of cannabis plants: hemp and marijuana. These types of cannabis have very different histories, and they each have different legal statuses from state to state. So, is there a difference between the CBD products that come from these different varieties? And just what is a high-CBD strain?
Cultivators can breed both hemp and marijuana to have high levels of CBD. And it's possible to use either type of cannabis to manufacture CBD products. But when looking for CBD products, hemp-derived CBD is the most common. Not only are these products available in dispensaries and health food stores in most states, you can also purchase them online.
Marijuana-derived CBD products, on the other hand, are only available in states with medical or recreational cannabis laws. That means that depending on where you live, these types of products may be less visible.
Let's go over a few of the advantages and disadvantages of high-CBD hemp compared to high-CBD marijuana.
What is High-CBD Cannabis?
High-CBD, low-THC is a good place to start. But it's easy to get into the weeds really quickly.
— Eric Wendt, Green Leaf Lab
The cannabis strains most commonly grown for recreational and medical use have relatively high levels of THC and low levels of CBD.
Purple Kush, for instance, tends to contain around 19-25% THC and <1% CBD. Another well-known strain, Blue Dream, has 14-21% THC and 1-2% CBD.
Domestic hemp crops, on the other hand, are grown for thousands of industrial and commercial uses (think textiles, paper, soaps, and food) beyond therapeutic ones. These strains are legally required to contain extremely low levels of THC, typically no more than 0.3%.
Because the legal definition of hemp is based on its low levels of THC, there isn't one consistent threshold that separates low-CBD hemp from high-CBD hemp.
But a look at the chemical profiles of cannabis plants (with low enough THC levels to be considered hemp) that are generally labeled high-CBD, such as Charlotte's Web, Remedy, and Avidekel, suggests that high-CBD hemp strains contain between 10-20% CBD.
(Hemp growers may claim to find crops of their strains with CBD levels above 20%. Those levels are uncommon in hemp, though, and may be the result of inaccurate lab testing.)
Eric Wendt is the chief science officer at Green Leaf Lab, which analyzes cannabis in Oregon. He cautions against following high-CBD labels blindly.
"You can classify something as high-THC and high-CBD, but at this point in time I would avoid lumping entire groups of names or strains together into assuming they are what they are," Wendt says. "High-CBD, low-THC [is a] good place to start. But it's easy to get into the weeds really quickly."
How do People Use High-CBD Strains?
So, why do growers cultivate high-CBD hemp strains with a range of CBD levels? Why wouldn't they simply grow the hemp with the highest CBD percentage possible? The answers to these questions have to do with different medical and therapeutic applications.
Depending on what consumers are seeking, from CBD products that treat minor aches and pains or sleeplessness, to those that help in more serious conditions like epilepsy or opioid addiction, everyone doesn't always want the highest possible level of CBD.
As a consumer, you should go in with a ballpark idea. "I want a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD." You can go out with those expectations and find products that suit your needs, but some of it's just gonna be trial and error.
Also, CBD levels alone aren't the only factor determining how effective products are. The combinations of additional cannabinoids and terpenes in full-spectrum CBD products may modify the impact of CBD in a phenomenon known as the entourage effect.
And since the potential side effects of taking CBD (such as tiredness, nausea, and diarrhea) vary from person to person, it's helpful for consumers to be able to pick the potencies that work best for them.
Wendt says, "As a consumer, you should go in with a ballpark idea. 'I want a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD.' You can go out with those expectations and find products that suit your needs, but some of it's just gonna be trial and error."
High-CBD Marijuana
While high-CBD hemp strains must, by definition, have high CBD-to-THC ratios, high-CBD marijuana strains cover a broader range. These varieties are more about balancing the relative CBD and THC amounts than just increasing the amount of CBD.
For consumers using marijuana recreationally, high-CBD strains have the potential to reduce psychotic side effects of THC. For those using marijuana medicinally, adding CBD to their treatment may improve the effectiveness of THC.
Since popular marijuana strains contain 1% or less CBD, marijuana typically needs to have at least 5% CBD to earn the high-CBD label, and may contain as much as about 15% CBD. It would be rare, though, for any to exceed that.
Pennywise is an example of a well-balanced high-CBD marijuana strain. Its breeders developed it to deliver the positive medical effects of THC while considerably muting most of its side effects. Its CBD to THC ratio is about 1:1.
A strain like Harlequin, which has higher CBD levels and a CBD to THC ratio of 5:2, is intended to mute the THC side effects even further.
High-CBD Hemp Strains
Charlotte's Web is perhaps the most publicized strain of high-CBD hemp. The strain's breeders named it after Charlotte Figi, a girl from Colorado with severe epilepsy. She began taking CBD oil derived from the then-unnamed strain in 2012, when she was six years old.
Before Figi began taking CBD oil, she was having around 300 seizures per week. Afterward, she averaged about three seizures per month. And when her story became widely known, Charlotte's Web became a prime example of both high-CBD hemp and the medicinal capacities of CBD.
Avidekel
Avidekel is a high-CBD hemp strain that was bred by a cannabis developer and manufacturer in Israel. Avidekel is noteworthy for containing the lowest THC levels of any cannabis plant available today, supposedly close to 0%. And with an approximate CBD level of 16%, it's still a potent source of CBD.
Ma'at is a high-CBD strain that one grower and manufacturer, 4 Corners Cannabis, is taking in an interesting direction.
According to information that used to be provided on their website, instead of working with common industrial hemp strains that are picked for their fiber content (which is useful for manufacturing commodities), 4 Corners works with "marijuana" strains of Ma'at and breeds them to achieve lower THC and higher CBD levels.
Do People Smoke High-CBD Strains of Hemp?
Many gravitate toward high-CBD strains, as they taste, smell, and look just like what they used to smoke in high school, without the threat of unwanted effects.
— Andrew Gruver
The advent of smokable hemp is relatively recent. Andrew Gruver, the COO of an industrial hemp farm, says, "Only in the last year have we seen the market come into its own."
According to Gruver, growers can develop smokable hemp by growing the plants with more space between them. This allows for larger flower growth than is typical with industrial-use hemp strains.
Gruver also says that as cannabis smokers grow older, "Many begin to feel a variety of ill effects from high-THC strains, like anxiety, paranoia, and lethargy. It seems that many gravitate toward high-CBD strains, as they taste, smell, and look just like what they used to smoke in high school, without the threat of unwanted effects."
High CBD Strains: The Takeaway
Choosing the right CBD products can feel overwhelming, and looking into it more can reveal more complexities than answers.
But when it comes to high-CBD cannabis strains, there are just a few key takeaways that you need to remember:
High-CBD hemp in the U.S. contains no more than 0.3% THC and between 10-20% CBD.
High-CBD marijuana usually contains between 1-15% THC and 5-15% CBD.
Many CBD producers and legal experts assert that high-CBD hemp, like all hemp-based CBD products, is legal to use throughout the U.S.
High-CBD marijuana and its by-products are legal in states with medical or recreational marijuana laws.
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Kurt Cobain home recordings are for Nirvana fans only
Brian Passey
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Some albums are best defined as "for fans only." That applies to what is essentially Kurt Cobain's first solo album — more than 20 years after his death.
"Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings" is the soundtrack to the recent documentary about the Nirvana frontman, "Montage of Heck." It's rough, unrefined and fascinating. But unless you're a Nirvana fan, you probably won't find much value in this set, comprised primarily of solo demos recorded at Cobain's home.
Let's face it, some of Nirvana's actual studio recordings sounded pretty rough. They were brilliant but Cobain's tortured vocals were at times an acquired taste.
Cobain probably never intended for these 13 tracks to be heard by fans. In some cases they are only the beginnings of songs — audio notes for future masterpieces. These are not necessarily songs even diehard fans are meant to listen to on repeat. They can't be intermixed on an iPod playlist and fit in well.
These tracks are for students of Nirvana — or even just the grunge and alternative music movements of the 1990s. They are educational, showing the growth and writing process of an artist whose songs became the anthems of a generation.
Among these home recordings we find raw demos for songs that would later appear on studio albums: "Been A Son," "Something In The Way" and "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle." Others are experiments, like "The Yodel Song" — which sounds like something between Nirvana and Jewel as was probably just Cobain messing around during the writing process — or early song concepts, like "She Only Lies" or "Desire," neither of which ever made it into the recording studio.
Despite its experimental nature, "Reverb Experiment" is one of the more listenable tracks here, though it pretty much is exactly what it sounds like: a few minutes of experimenting with electric guitar reverb.
There is one track, however, that might appeal to even non-Nirvana fans. While Cobain's stripped down version of The Beatles' "And I Love Her" remains lo-fi, like the other tracks, it offers more of a complete picture. Cobain sounds as if he's actually trying as it retains that signature McCartney melody in both the vocal and guitar.
In addition to the music, the album includes some of Cobain's original art. Odd — almost grotesque — paintings are found on the front and back covers as well as in the liner notes. There's even a photograph of one of his sculptures, which is almost as disturbing.
Obviously this is only a companion piece to the documentary, which tells a much larger story. Without its narrative, the soundtrack feels as if it's only telling a partial story. The three small paragraphs included in the liner notes are sufficient. We either need the documentary itself or more expansive liner notes to truly understand the significance of each track.
Ultimately, that makes "Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings" a slightly disappointing album even for Nirvana fans. It's still fascinating, but without context it's also perplexing.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that it will switch to a voluntary COVID mitigation program on cruise ships on Wednesday as COVID continues to spread throughout the country and around the world.
But "voluntary" does not mean that cruise ships will not be regulated by the CDC – whether or not they enroll in the program, according to Captain Aimee Treffiletti, who heads the CDC's naval unit.
"(Cruise ship operators) can choose the 'healthy sails' option or they can choose to do their own thing, but it is very important to keep in mind that ships will still be subject to the CDC," Treffiletti told TODAY. Friday.
If the cruise company decides to unsubscribe from the program, its ships would then fall under the command of the CDC mask for public transport and the regulatory body of the inspection agency. And cruise ships, regardless of participation in the voluntary program, will still have to report each COVID case on board, and only through a "different mechanism" than the ones currently reported.
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And if the CDC fears COVID on a ship that is not part of the new program?
"I think (we) are likely to exercise our regulatory powers faster," Treffiletti said. "Because, you know, we won't know what's going on on the ship in terms of mitigation measures."
The CDC reserves the right to issue a "no sail" order for a specific ship if the agency is concerned about what is happening on board.
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It is in the best interests of public health that the lines voluntarily join the "healthy sails" program, Treffiletti continued. She noted that the program would provide transparency regarding COVID levels on board and how the pandemic was managed, while ships that did not apply would not have to disclose how they managed COVID on board.
"There will be a lot of unknowns about the risk mitigation measures used on board, as they will actually be able to set up their own protocols for passenger and crew testing," Treffiletti added, adding that isolation protocols and other medical measures would not necessarily be made public.
Cruise companies that opt for vessels to follow a voluntary program will follow what the CDC considers to be the "best public health standards" for cruise ships.
The CDC has not yet released details of the new voluntary program, but expects it next week.
Norwegian, Oceania, Regent Seven Seas will sign up to the CDC's voluntary program
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., the parent company of Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, told the CDC that all its brands will participate in the voluntary program on Friday, Treffiletti said.
Frank Del Rio, President and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., said in a statement on Friday that the decision to commit to the upcoming CDC program supports the cruise company's commitment to health and safety.
"Our adoption of the voluntary program provides guests, crew, travel partners and other stakeholders with the assurance that our brands will continue to meet and exceed CDC regulations and provide unmatched health and safety protocols not found in any other industry. space for travel and leisure, "said Del Rio.
From Friday, other cruise companies can decide until Friday whether to join the voluntary program or not. However, according to Treffiletti, this date may change.
"The CDC is committed to continuing its cooperation with the cruise ship industry," she continued. "We hope that cruise companies will choose to follow this program because it represents the best public health measures that help prevent diseases on board and COVID transmission, as well as serious consequences."
The CDC still recommends passengers before the ride, regardless of their vaccination status, as COVID has been growing since the Omicron variant.
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Media Releases Future Technologies Materials Research Research Using Synchrotron Light
An electron has been observed to decay into two separate parts, each carrying a particular property of the electron: a spinon carrying its spin – the property making the electron behave as a tiny compass needle – and an orbiton carrying its orbital moment – which arises from the electron's motion around the nucleus. These newly created particles, however, cannot leave the material in which they have been produced. This result is reported in a paper published in Nature by an international team of researchers led by experimental physicists from the Paul Scherrer Institute (Switzerland) and theoretical physicists from the IFW Dresden (Germany).
PSI scientist Thorsten Schmitt (left) and post-doc Kejin Zhou (right) at the RIXS measuring station of the ADRESS beamline at SLS, where they are inserting a sample into the measuring apparatus. Here, X-rays are used for investigating materials with very high precision. (Photo: Scanderbeg Sauer Photography)
Jeroen van den Brink (left) und Krzysztof Wohlfeld (centre), both from the IFW Dresden, discussing the theoretical description of the experimental results with PSI researcher Thorsten Schmitt. (Photo: Philip Dera)
Artist's impression of an electron splitting up into two new particles: a spinon carrying the electron's spin and an orbiton carrying its orbital moment. (Graphics: David Hilf)
All electrons have a property called spin , which can be viewed as the presence of tiny magnets at the atomic scale and which thereby gives rise to the magnetism of materials. In addition to this, electrons orbit around the atomic nuclei along certain paths, the so-called electronic orbitals . Usually, both of these quantum physical properties (spin and orbital) are attached to each particular electron. In an experiment performed at the Paul Scherrer Institute, these properties have now been separated.
X-rays split the electron into a spinon and an orbiton
The electron's break-up into two new particles has been gleaned from measurements on the copper-oxide compound Sr2CuO3. This material has the distinguishing feature that the particles in it are constrained to move only in one direction, either forwards or backwards. Using X-rays, scientists have lifted some of the electrons belonging to the copper atoms in Sr2CuO3 to orbitals of higher energy, corresponding to motion of the electron around the nucleus with higher velocity. After this stimulation with X-rays, the electrons split into two parts. One of the new particles created, the spinon, carries the electron's spin and the other, the orbiton, the increased orbital energy. In this study, the fundamental spin and orbital moments have been observed, for the first time, to separate from each other.
In the experiment, X-rays from the Swiss Light Source (SLS) are fired at Sr2CuO3. By comparing the properties (energy and momentum) of the X-rays before and after the collision with the material, the properties of the newly produced particles can be traced. "These experiments not only require very intense X-rays, with an extremely well-defined energy, to have an effect on the electrons of the copper atoms", says Thorsten Schmitt, head of the experimental team, "but also extremely high-precision X-ray detectors. In this respect, the SLS at the Paul Scherrer Institute is leading the world at the moment. "
Electron splitting to be found in many materials
It had been known for some time that, in particular materials, an electron can in principle be split , says Jeroen van den Brink, who leads the theory team at the IFW Dresden, but until now the empirical evidence for this separation into independent spinons and orbitons was lacking. Now that we know where exactly to look for them, we are bound to find these new particles in many more materials.
Results may help to understand high-temperature superconductivity
Observation of the electron splitting apart may also have important implications for another current research field – that of high-temperature superconductivity. Due to the similarities in the behaviour of electrons in Sr2CuO3 and in copper-based superconductors, understanding the way electrons decay into other types of particles in these systems might offer new pathways towards improving our theoretical understanding of high-temperature superconductivity.
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ABOUT IFW DRESDEN
The Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research in Dresden (German: Leibniz-Institut für Festkörper- und Werkstoffforschung Dresden) – in short, the IFW Dresden – is a non-university research institute and a member of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Scientific Community. It is concerned with modern materials science and combines explorative research in physics, chemistry and materials science with the technological development of new materials and products. The IFW Dresden has about 400 employees, of whom 190 are scientists, mostly physicists, chemists and materials engineers. The annual budget of 23 million Euros is supplied by the Federal Government and the Free State of Saxony in equal proportions. In addition to institutional funding, the IFW Dresden receives project funding of about 5 million Euros per year.
Dr. Thorsten Schmitt (experimentation)
Laboratory for Condensed Matter, Research Department Synchrotron Radiation and Nanotechnology,
Paul Scherrer Institute, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland;
Tel: +41 56 310 37 62, E-Mail: thorsten.schmitt@psi.ch
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Prof. Dr. Jeroen van den Brink (theory)
Institute for Theoretical Solid State Physics,
IFW Dresden, Helmholtzstrasse 20, 01069 Dresden, Germany;
Tel: +49/(0)351/4659-400, E-Mail: j.van.den.brink@ifw-dresden.de
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Spin-Orbital Separation in the quasi 1D Mott-insulator Sr2CuO3
J. Schlappa, K. Wohlfeld, K. J. Zhou, M. Mourigal, M. W. Haverkort, V. N. Strocov, L. Hozoi, C. Monney, S. Nishimoto, S. Singh, A. Revcolevschi, J.-S. Caux, L. Patthey, H. M. Rønnow, J. van den Brink, and T. Schmitt;
Nature Advance Online Publication, 18.04.2012, DOI: 10.1038/nature10974
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Northern Shelf Bioregion Climate Change Assessment
The purpose of the project was to summarize the state of available scientific understanding of current climate change impacts, projected climate changes, and potential future climate change impacts for the Northern Shelf Bioregion (NSB), British Columbia (BC), to prepare the region for climate change risk assessments and adaptation planning.
Potential adaptation strategies and strategic next steps for adaptation were presented to inform future work plans within the region and/or to address the needs of coastal communities. The literature in the field of climate change impacts, risk and adaptation is wide ranging and growing rapidly, and much of the work is in progress and therefore not published or readily available. Thus, the research presented here is based on peer-reviewed literature and government agency reports (federal and provincial) and informed by the insights offered by key experts.
A mixed-methods approach was applied to integrate scientific climate change impacts information with adaptation planning considerations to a northeast Pacific coastal region that is undergoing an integrative marine planning and plan implementation process. Marine planning through the Marine Plan Partnership for the North Pacific Coast (MaPP) started in 2011 in BC, Canada, and four sub-regional marine plans for the North Coast, the Central Coast, North Vancouver Island, and Haida Gwaii were completed in the spring of 2015 (www.mappocean.org). Together, these sub-regions make up the NSB. Through MaPP, provincial and Indigenous (First Nations, FN) governments in BC are working collaboratively towards sustainable development, improving economic opportunity, and supporting ecological integrity for the North Pacific Coast.
This project was co-developed with MaPP through the MaPP Climate Change Sub-Committee (made up of provincial and FN technical representatives from all four sub-regions), coordinated by the Regional Projects Coordinator, to shape the objectives, framing, and end products. Progress was presented on a biweekly basis to the Sub-Committee co-chairs and Regional Projects Coordinator over a 9-month period, to elicit feedback and ensure that the end products were targeted to the needs of MaPP. These meetings between the researchers and MaPP helped to ground the project's goals and focus the research on relevant topics to planning practitioners in the region. Interim work products and the draft and final reports were shared with the whole Climate Change Sub-Committee, for review, comment and approval. Lastly, a summary webinar was presented to an inclusive audience of marine planners and managers who work within the NSB to advance the goals of increasing communication and awareness of climate impacts.
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Written by Charlotte K. Whitney and Tugce Conger
Whitney, Charlotte, and Tugce Conger. 2019. "Northern Shelf Bioregion Climate Change Assessment: Projected Climate Changes, Sectoral Impacts, and Recommendations for Adaptation Strategies Across the Canadian North Pacific Coast."
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Written by Charlotte K. Whitney, Tugce Conger, Natalie C. Ban, and Romney McPhie
Charlotte K. Whitney, Tugce Conger, Natalie C. Ban, Romney McPhie, and Steven J. Cooke. Synthesizing and communicating climate change impacts to inform coastal adaptation planning. FACETS. 5(1): 704-737. https://doi.org/10.1139/facets-2019-0027
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Spatial Data Sources
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Ocean deoxygenation
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Observed Climate Associated Impacts
Regional Climate Change Projections
Estimated Regional Impacts associated with Climate Change Projections
Human Communities
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Sub-regional Projections and Impacts
North Vancouver Island
Knowledge Gaps and Some Ongoing Research
Uncertainty in Climate Change Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Risk
Lack of Regionally Downscaled Projections and Vulnerability Assessments
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North Vancouver Island – Summary Table for Climate Impacts, Projected Changes and Sectoral Impacts
Central Coast – Summary Table for Climate Impacts, Projected Changes and Sectoral Impacts
North Coast – Summary Table for Climate Impacts, Projected Changes and Sectoral Impacts
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TikTok Continues to Hold its Position at the Top of the Monthly App Download Chart
Despite user safety concerns, and ongoing global tensions which could lead to growth impacts for the Chinese-owned app, TikTok remains hugely popular, once again leading the global download charts on both iOS and Android in May, according to the latest data from Sensor Tower.
The app has held the top spot on the download charts for months, and continues to grow, despite varying regulatory concerns and the rise of alternative tools and options.
As explained by Sensor Tower:
"TikTok was the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for May 2021 with more than 80 million installs. The countries with the largest number of TikTok installs were from Brazil at 16%, followed by Douyin in China at 12%."
So it's not TikTok in isolation included in these stats, with the Chinese version 'Douyin' also factored in. But still, the app's sustained growth is impressive, and underlines the rising relevance of the platform for younger users in particular.
Even if you don't like it, or you just don't get why it's so popular, you need to be paying attention, and considering its potential value in your marketing plan.
Yet even so, TikTok still faces various potential growth challenges, with the European Commission recently giving TikTok a month to answer claims that it's a danger to minors, and Italian authorities forcing the company to remove more than 500,000 accounts due to concerns about minors using the app.
And this is before you consider the ongoing concerns around data surveillance, and TikTok's possible linkage to the Chinese Government, with the app recently adding new biometric data collection into its Terms of Service, which could be set to spark new alarm bells among some regulatory groups. The US has also implemented new restrictions on Chinese-owned companies over the possible use of surveillance technology outside of China, and it remains possible that TikTok could eventually be caught up in this push.
In other words, despite TikTok's popularity, it could still face bans or restrictions in some regions, with various investigations still examining the potential security risks of the app.
But right now, it remains an important platform, and one that all brands should at the least make themselves aware of, and monitor as it continues to add more business tools.
In looking at the other apps listed, Facebook still dominates the overall chart, with 4 of the top 10 apps in all categories, and there's been little movement, overall, since Sensor Tower's last update. As such, it's TikTok that remains the story to watch, and with the app projected to reach a billion users sometime this year, it's definitely worth paying more attention to the app.
You can check out Sensor Tower's latest download charts here.


A strong majority of Michigan residents favor state aid to help the fiscally strapped Detroit Public Schools pay off its debts, a new Michigan State University survey says.
In the latest release of State of the State Survey results, 65.9 percent of Michigan adults surveyed said they favored state financial assistance to the urban school district.
Another 29.4 percent opposed a state bailout and 4.7 percent volunteered that they neither favored nor opposed a bailout. Even when the question was posed two different ways – one with information that a potential bankruptcy could leave state taxpayers liable for $1.5 billion in school district debt and the other without – respondents supported state aid.
"Michigan citizens are surprisingly supportive of using additional state resources to support the Detroit Public Schools, whether or not they know that the state may be on the hook for some of the debt without state action," said Matt Grossmann, political scientist and director of MSU's Institute for Public Policy and Social Research.
IPPSR's Office for Survey Research administers the State of the State Survey. Survey interviewers called landline and cellular phones from Jan. 24 to March 4.
Detroit Public Schools are operating under a state-appointed financial manager and unable to afford rising debt payments. Fiscal analysts fear the payments could force the district into bankruptcy and leave taxpayers on the hook for at least $1.5 billion in debt.
Gov. Rick Snyder and Michigan's Legislature are working on a financial aid package to keep Detroit schools open through the end of the school year and prevent bankruptcy.
Statewide, 82 percent of Democrats favored the state aid and 17.7 percent were opposed. Among independents, 72 percent favored and 27.2 were opposed. Among Republicans, 49.4 percent favored assistance and 40.9 percent opposed it.
"Detroiters are more favorable than the rest of metro Detroit, and metro Detroit is more favorable than the Grand Rapids area. But every region has a plurality in favor of state financial assistance directed toward Detroit," Ballard said. A total of 838 adults were asked the two questions.
The margin of error for the combined sample was 3.79 percent. In the split survey, 407 respondents answered the question that referred to the state's potential liability. That question's margin of error was an estimated 4.9 percent. Some 431 respondents weren't told of the state's liability for any potential bankruptcy. That segment carried an approximate 4.7 margin of error.
SOSS is a quarterly telephone survey tracking the attitudes and opinions of Michigan adults. It is a random survey designed to test citizen opinion on timely issues, gather data for scientific and policy research and foster student, faculty and organizational research.


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Lawmakers Plot Health Overhaul Tax Provision Change, Other Provisions Under Fire
National Journal: Senate aides expect Republicans and Democrats to offer competing amendments to change a tax-reporting provision in the health law. "The provision requires businesses to report to the Internal Revenue Service purchases over the course of the year that exceed $600. Shop owners and the companies they do business with are required to file a detailed 1099 tax form that allows the IRS to better track the flow of money from one business to the next. Federal actuaries say they expect the requirement, which begins in 2013, to raise some $17 billion over 10 years from tax payments on income that contractors and other providers of goods and services are not now reporting." Small businesses say the provision will add burdensome paperwork. "Politically, many Democrats fear that altering or scrapping the 1099 reporting provision will lay the law open for more changes. [But, in] an attempt to win over the always important small-business community, Senate Democrats are pushing to change the 1099 provision so that it hits fewer businesses. Republicans want to scrap it altogether" (DoBias, 9/10).
The New York Times: As fights develop over the meaning of the health law, lobbyists are hiring GOP staff to influence the larger health reform debate. "If Republicans succeed in regaining control of the House and perhaps even the Senate [in midterm elections in November], firms seeking influence over federal policies are looking to gain an edge by tacking toward the right. That will become particularly important, they say, if Republicans try to roll back some of the major initiatives in health care, business regulation and other areas that Democrats have pushed through Congress in the last year" (Lichtblau, 9/9).
The New York Times, in a reported column: Other debates include the role health insurance brokers will have after the health overhaul is enacted. "In modern economies, however, brokers are forever vulnerable to two developments, even in the absence of government regulations that may impinge on their economic turf. One development is the standardization of the good or service being traded; the other is the power of electronic-information technology to gather and structure information at substantially lower cost. The recently passed Affordable Care Act seeks to further both developments and adds a third: the regulatory requirement that insurers must limit the fraction of premiums spent on marketing and administration" (Reinhardt, 9/10).
Other provisions of the health overhaul, and what could make it better, are also still being hotly debated - even after passage and enactment. The Hill's Healthwatch Blog reports that GOP Rep. Michael Burgess, the chairman of the Congressional Healthcare Caucus, said malpractice reform will not be a "silver bullet" for health spending. "The comments swirl around a new report, published this week in the journal Health Affairs, estimating the annual cost related to medical liability is $55.6 billion - or 2.4 percent of the nation's total healthcare spending. Many Capitol Hill Republicans, Burgess included, say the findings bolster the case for Congress to limit malpractice claims. Burgess argued this week that cost savings shouldn't be the only consideration as Congress jousts over whether to overhaul the medical malpractice system. In Texas, he said, limiting claims has led to a host of other benefits. 'In Texas, medical liability reform has attracted thousands of new doctors to the state - over 15,000 since reform passed in 2003. Before reform, doctors were leaving the state,' Burgess said" (Lillis, 9/9).
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, Republican Senate candidate Pat Toomey said Thursday that the new tax from the overhaul on medical devices will hurt the industry and stifle new advances in the field. "The 2.3 percent tax on medical device sales, set to take effect in 2013 to help pay for the health care overhaul Congress passed this year, is expected to generate $20 billion. Toomey, a Lehigh Valley congressman from 1999 to 2005, said the increased cost could deter investors from an industry in which products take as long 10 years to develop" (Wereschagin, 9/10).
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: "Mr. Toomey is running against Democrat Joe Sestak to replace Arlen Specter in the U.S. Senate. In a statement responding to the Toomey event, a spokesman for the Sestak campaign contended that the Republican's words of concern for the medical manufacturers was at odds with his voting record while a member of Congress. The campaign argued that Mr. Toomey had cast votes unfriendly to the industry in supporting budget cuts for the Food and Drug Administration. The Sestak campaign also pointed out that Mr. Toomey voted in 2002 to raise fees on medical device manufacturers" (O'Toole, 9/9).
The Hill's Healthwatch Blog, in a separate story: The General Accountability Office has said the Obama administration did not violate prohibitions on "publicity and propaganda" when it published a four-page brochure on Medicare changes in the health overhaul. "'Although the HHS brochure contains instances in which HHS presented abbreviated information and a positive view of PPACA [the health reform law] that is not universally shared, nothing in the brochure constitutes communications that are purely partisan, self-aggrandizing, or covert,' the 15-page report states." Republicans used portions of the report to charge that the brochure overstates some of the law's benefits, and that it does not present a holistic view of the Medicare changes in the law (Pecquet, 9/9).
Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail profiles Jane Cline, West Virginia's insurance commissioner who has also been thrust in the the national health debate because she serves as the president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. That group is advising the federal Department of Health and Human Services on regulations for the health overhaul. "Cline said it has been an interesting year for insurance regulators. She said the national association has 14 groups working on different aspects of the health care reform legislation Congress enacted earlier this year. ... There is some talk of having the federal government regulate insurance. Cline said some of that talk comes from big insurers who would prefer to deal with one regulator rather than many" (Hohmann, 9/8).


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* Arabic translation by [Hyyan Abo FAkher](https://github.com/hyyan)
* make strings better for translation - thanks @pedro-mendonca and @fxbenard
* additional Portuguese translation by [Pedro Mendonça](https://github.com/pedro-mendonca)
* refactor for getting local plugin and theme meta, now simpler for additional APIs (I'm thinking about you GitLab)
* fix link in README to GitHub Link
* correctly pass array as last argument in `add_settings_field`
* add focus to URI input field
* add Setting for personal GitHub Access Token to avoid API rate limit - thanks @mlteal
* add Setting for branch switching from the Plugins page
* add 'View details' link in Plugins page

#### 4.2.2
* fix POT and some updated languages, thanks @fxbenard
* fix PHP notice for `$options` settings on initial install - thanks @benosman

#### 4.2.1
* add PHP version check for graceful exit
* add to error message for 401 error.
* save settings when remote installing a private repo

#### 4.2.0
* added minutes until reset of GitHub API's rate limit to error message
* added `placeholder = "master"` to remote install branch text input
* I should have made the last version 4.2.0 as I added a new feature. I'll try to be better with semantic versioning in the future. ;-)

#### 4.1.4
* add message to certain admin pages when API returns HTTP error code
* update POT to remove HTML entity codes from strings and generally try to make i18n better
* Swedish translation by [Andréas Lundgren](https://github.com/Adevade)
* added logo to README and Settings page

#### 4.1.3
* use `strtolower` comparison of plugin directory and repo name. This might is an issue related to the manual installation of a plugin before any update might occur. This allows the **View details** screen to display in these instances where the case of the directory and repo aren't identical. This doesn't work for themes.

#### 4.1.2
* hide star ratings from **View details** screen for private repos

#### 4.1.1
* add `plugin` to `$response` in `Plugin::pre_set_site_transient_update_plugins` to fix PHP Notice
* rename `classes` to `src` to follow more conventional naming
* refactor renaming code to function under all circumstances, I hope ;-)

#### 4.1.0
* added remote installation of plugins or themes, both public and private
* remote installation using either full URI or short `<owner><repo>` format
* created new tabbed interface for settings
* added another screenshot to readme
* I'd like to apologize to all my translators for adding new strings often, you guys are great, thanks!

#### 4.0.1
* hotfix to force an array type when sanitizing settings, it gave me a fatal I wasn't expecting.

#### 4.0.0
* changed `is_a()` to `instanceof` per https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/31188
* requires PHP 5.3 or greater as autoloader class requires namespacing

* updated all classes for namespacing
* renamed directory and class names to allow for PSR 4 style loading

* clean up a number of foreach loops where I was only using either key or value, not both
* Special thanks for all my translators, especially @grappler for adding translation key for description
* bugfix to correctly pick CHANGES.MD or CHANGELOG.MD regardless of case
* removed reading/saving `GitHub Access Token` header into settings. Must use Settings Page.

#### 3.2.3 - 3.2.6
* added French translation by @daniel-menard
* added Italian translation by @overclokk
* added Portuguese translation by @valeriosouza
* added Ukrainian translation by @andriiryzhkov (our first translation!!)

#### 3.2.2
* remove scraping of user/pass from Bitbucket URI as it's no longer needed
* use `Requires WP` header to fill view options detail
* rename private methods to begin with underscore
* add screenshot to README for Settings Page (only 70 kB)
* stop re-creating transient of transients if it already exists

#### 3.2.1
* refactored adding extra headers to `class GitHub_Updater` to ensure they're added before they're needed, resolves issue with WooThemes Updater plugin
* update .pot file

#### 3.2.0
* changed settings page and how Bitbucket Private repos authenticate with your username/password
* update .pot

#### 3.1.1
* minor transient cleanup
* update .pot file
* fix to get all themes under both single and multisite installs

#### 3.1.0
* woot!! - updating from Bitbucket private repos now works!!
* fix to only add HTTP Authentication header under correct circumstances. This obviates need to fix for other APIs that might also use HTTP Authentication.
* fix to correctly add GitHub Access Token from `$options` to `$download_link` - oops
* changes `$options` to `private static $options` to save a few database calls
* Settings page **only** shows private repos, except for initial setup
* simpler test for checking branch as download endpoint
* correctly use `parent::` instead of `self::`
* many updates for translation
* fix to ensure theme rollback and updating works in both single install and multisite
* fix to save settings from single site installations

#### 3.0.7
* more efficient solution to HTTP Authentication issues
* more efficient options cleanup
* remove some unnecessary code resulting in few database calls
* change default option setting to use `add_site_option` so not autoloading options

#### 3.0.6
* fix for other APIs that use HTTP Authentication, like JetPack - thanks @tsquez

#### 3.0.5
* fix more PHP Notices
* correctly set defaults for Settings page :P
* remove options for plugins/themes that are no longer present

#### 3.0.4
* Who would've thought `file_exists` was case-sensitive
* when checking meta, use `empty()` instead of `! isset()` for `null array`
* set defaults for Settings page
* fix a number of PHP Notices

#### 3.0.3
* Bugfix to properly authenticate on JetPack Stats page

#### 3.0.2
* simplify check and exit on Settings if no Bitbucket plugins/themes

#### 3.0.1
* Remove Bitbucket settings from page if no appropriate plugins or themes exist.

#### 3.0.0
* Settings Page for your GitHub Access Tokens
* added POT file and some more i18n fixes - thanks @grappler
* added `Requires WP` and `Requires PHP` headers to set minimum version requirements - for @GaryJ
* move update check to function to also check WP and PHP version requirements.
* unset any HTTP Authorization headers for GitHub API calls as this gives a 401 error. Rare potential bug if you have private Bitbucket repos.

#### 2.9.0
* move instantiation of `class GitHub_Plugin_Updater` and `class GitHub_Theme_Updater` into `GitHub_Updater::init()` and restrict to `current_user_can( 'update_plugins' )` and `current_user_can( 'update_themes' )` so that non-privileged users don't incur load time.
* now loading classes via `spl_autoload_register`
* switched to `erusev/parsedown` for rendering changelogs, faster and more light-weight.
* now parses remote file info to save only file headers to transient. Hopefully speeds up database retrieval of transient.
* added README link to GitHub Link plugin by @szepeviktor
* added mu-plugin option and instructions.
* above revisions mostly due to @szepeviktor prodding me. ;-)
* accept `CHANGES.md` or `CHANGELOG.md` for processing, for @GaryJ
* composer support added, thanks @hyyan

#### 2.8.1
* fix for WP Coding Guidelines
* added check for upgrade process instead of `$_GET['action']` (props @SLv99)
* launch classes from `GitHub_Updater::init()` so can load in `add_action( 'init', ...` from `__construct()`. Hopefully this will solve issues with remote upgraders like iThemes Sync, ManageWP, InfiniteWP, and MainWP. Thanks @jazzsequence for testing. Thanks @SLv99 for bringing this to my attention.

#### 2.8.0
* refactor API classes and `class GitHub_Updater` to add extra headers from API class. This should allow for better abstraction. Just need to call `GitHub_Updater_{repo}_API::add_headers()` in `class GitHub_Plugin_Updater` and `class GitHub_ Theme_Updater`.
* remove @since tags
* move `maybe_authenticate_http` to `class GitHub_Updater_Bitbucket_API` as it's not used elsewhere
* use non-strict check for http response code (thanks @echav)

#### 2.7.1
* added early exit if no local `CHANGES.md` file exists. This should save an API call.
* pull update from WP.org if plugin hosted in WP.org and branch is `master`.

#### 2.7.0
* created functions for getting and setting transients
* added deletion of all transients if _force-check_ is used
* removed `GitHub Timeout` and `Bitbucket Timeout` headers
* fix for `wp_remote_retrieve_response_code` check
* give Seth Carstens proper credit in README.md
* move `function make_rating` to `class GitHub_Updater`
* fix for plugin name in update detail view
* fix for Bitbucket repo with no branch tag
* set default timeout to 12 hours, same as WP.org
* fix for 3.9 setting theme update details to `display:none;`
* fix for error when installing themes from WP.org repo
* fix for incorrect plugin upgrade link in detail popup

#### 2.6.3
* quick error checking fix for `wp_remote_get` error to wordpress.org API - thanks @deckerweb

#### 2.6.1
* fixed CHANGES.md for GFM strike-through

#### 2.6.0
* added transient to `plugins_api` call
* better zeroing of variables in getting local theme data
* add error checking to loading of classes
* set default transient timeout to 4 hours
* added new header `GitHub Timeout` or `Bitbucket Timeout` to set individual plugin/theme transient timeout
* ~~fixed for Bitbucket private repos~~
* abide by WP Coding Guidelines, esp. for braces
* more error checking for correct variable fetch
* added graceful exit if repo does not exist

#### 2.5.0
* added `class GitHub_Updater_Bitbucket_API` for Bitbucket hosted plugins and themes.
* improvements to efficiency by not loading when `DOING_AJAX`
* improvements to efficiency in use of transients

#### 2.4.5
* set PHP MarkdownExtra posts and comments markup to false props @MikeHansonMe
* remove WP plugin header from `markdown.php`

#### 2.4.4
* forgot to include markdown.php - damn

#### 2.4.2
* removed PHP Markdown Lib as it required PHP >= 5.3 and that's higher than required by WordPress core.

#### 2.4.1
* switched from PHP Markdown Classic to the new PHP Markdown Lib to prevent collisions with other plugins, like Markdown On Save/Improved that also load PHP Markdown or PHP MarkdownExtra.

#### 2.4.0
* fixed transient assignment for tags returning empty array.
* added transient for `CHANGES.md` to themes, should further cut down on API 403 errors.
* new feature: theme rollback to previous version thanks @scarstens
* changed update methodology to use most recent tag first. If not tagged update from default branch.

#### 2.3.3
* fixed download link to have correct base URI for Repository Contents API. Oops.

#### 2.3.2
* rewrite of `GitHub_Update_GitHub_API::construct_download_link` to download zipball and provide appropriate endpoint.

#### 2.3.1
* now saving transient and adding early return if API returns 404, this should speed up plugin when repo doesn't have `CHANGES.md` file and provide for early return in no tags have been created. If no tags have been created the API is still hit.

#### 2.3.0
* moved action hook to remove `after_theme_row_$stylesheet` to `class GitHub_Theme_Updater`
* added feature: if branch other than `master` is specified then tagged version will be ignored. This should make it much easier for beta testing to groups. See [README.md](https://github.com/afragen/github-updater/blob/develop/README.md)
* converted `class GitHub_Update_GitHub_API` to extension of `class GitHub_Updater`
* combined `description` and `changelog` to show in theme detail view. Rough formatting. Multisite only.
* greatly simplified bug fix from 2.2.2, now using Themes API.

#### 2.2.2
* bug fix for removing update notice for WP.org repo themes. Oops.

#### 2.2.1
* minor code simplifications
* many thanks to @grappler for solving how to remove default `after_theme_row_$stylesheet`

#### 2.2.0
* moved check and load for `markdown.php` into only function that uses it.
* minor README updates
* added abort if this plugin called directly
* added additional data to update available screen in both plugins and themes - issue #8
* removed requirement for tags in theme updating
* removed extra line endings from `remote_version`
* added ratings function for creating star ratings based upon GitHub repo data.
* bring parts of `class GitHub_Theme_Updater` code on par with `class GitHub_Plugin_Updater`
* added 'ghu-' prefix to transients
* ripped out theme rollback code. Moved to it's own branch on GitHub.
* add custom `after_theme_update_{$stylesheet}` detail.

#### 2.1.1
* bug fix to return early from call to `plugins_api` if not getting plugin information. Fixes issue with Plugin Search.

#### 2.1.0
* simplify check for `class Markdown_Parser`
* refactor to pass `class GitHub_Update_GitHub_API` as class object. This should enable the creation of other class objects for Bitbucket, etc.
* fix for setting branch when API not responding
* fix for setting download link when API not responding
* redesigned filter for setting transient timeout, but still not working (pull requests welcome)

#### 2.0.1
* bug fix to not load `markdown.php` twice. Just in case it's loaded by some other plugin.

#### 2.0.0
* rearranged where I put `GitHub Plugin URI` header, etc. in README and in this plugin.
* minor spelling fixes
* renamed some functions for their hooks
* refactored `class GitHub_Plugin_Updater` and `class GitHub_Theme_Updater` to use stdClass objects
* further refactored base class `GitHub_Updater` to contain renaming code and create stdClass objects for data.
* added some ability to see changelog for GitHub hosted plugins.
* trying to follow WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, so renamed `classes` to `includes`
* refactored putting all remote api calls in new `class GitHub_Plugin_Updater_API`.
* Theme updating should now be able to have a specified branch.
* works on WordPress 3.8
* included Michel Fortin's [PHP-Markdown](http://michelf.ca/projects/php-markdown/) for rendering `CHANGES.md`

#### 1.8.1
* added some variable declarations
* added early return in no GitHub sourced plugins or themes are identified

#### 1.8.0
* refactored to use base class `GitHub_Updater` and extending classes `GitHub_Plugin_Updater` and `GitHub_Theme_Updater`.

#### 1.7.4
* changed method of not overwriting extra headers to pass array.

#### 1.7.3
* change `'...'` to `&#8230` in renaming notification
* fix to not overwrite extra headers of other plugins.

#### 1.7.2
* removed sorting option from `scandir`. Doesn't work with older versions of PHP < 5.4.0
* removed extraneous data from array in `multisite_get_themes`

#### 1.7.1
* updated the transient for themes
* replaced `readdir` with `scandir` for creating WP\_Theme object in multisite

#### 1.7.0
* updated class-theme-updater.php to utilize WP\_Theme class
* added method `get_remote_tag` to update plugins using tags or branch, depending upon which has greater version number.
* `get_remote_tag` uses transient to limit calls to API
* fix for `wp_get_themes` not working under plugin network activation on multisite installation. I recreated `wp_get_themes` by reading in the theme directory and adding the WP\_Theme object of `wp_get_theme( 'dir_in_themes_dir' )` to an array.

#### 1.6.1
* bug fix for undeclared variable $github_plugins

#### 1.6.0
* Added separate method to parse plugin repo info from header
* Shortened GitHub Plugin URI to only use owner/repo
* Shortened GitHub Theme URI to only use owner/repo

#### 1.5.0
* Lots of documentation and some bug fixes. Thanks @GaryJones
* Made version checking regex more compatible. Thanks @GaryJones
* Added ability to define branch to update.
* Refactored plugin/theme renaming code.
* Added `GitHub Branch` feature - Thanks @GaryJones
* Trying to comply with WP Coding Standards.
* Major thanks to @GaryJones for all the pull requests and generally improving this project.

#### 1.4.3
* Fixed a couple of non-fatal PHP errors. Thanks @jazzsequence

#### 1.4.2
* Cleaned up readme's markdown.

#### 1.4.1
* Fixed the README to more accurately reflect support for both plugins and themes.

#### 1.4
* Fix for rename functions to be more precise, otherwise might rename wp.org repo themes.

#### 1.3
* Simplify a couple of if statements.

#### 1.2
* Fix to ignore renaming for wp.org plugins

#### 1.1
* Sanity check for theme api uri

#### 1.0
* Serialized WP\_Theme object to search for added GitHub header, lots of help from Seth. No more `file_get_contents`.
* Converted plugin class and added it to make joint plugin/theme updater.

#### 0.2
* Code cleanup.
* Limit `file_get_contents` to 2000 bytes.

#### 0.1
* Initial commit

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