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Home Disaster Engineers Who Attested To Dam Safety Are Arrested
Engineers Who Attested To Dam Safety Are Arrested
The two warrants were issued by the Justice of Minas Gerais and served in the city of Sao Paulo
Two engineers who would have attested to the safety of the dam that broke in Brumadinho (MG) were arrested on Tuesday morning (29) in the south of Sao Paulo.
The R7 had access to the exclusive document, classified as restricted, signed by the engineer Makoto Namba, Tüv Süd Bureau of Projects, and the engineer of Vale César Augusto Paulino Granchamp.
The warrants were issued by the State Court of Minas Gerais and enforced by MP-SP (Public Prosecutor's Office of Sao Paulo) and by the Civil Police of São Paulo.
In addition to the two engineers, three Vale employees in Minas Gerais were also arrested, directly involved and responsible for the mining project and its licensing. Prisons are temporary and have a term of 30 days.
The Justice fulfills seven warrants of search and seizure in company headquarters and residences of people involved.
Authorities are investigating whether documents produced by companies hired by Vale to certify the safety of the dam may have been rigged.
The Public Ministry of Minas Gerais states that five people were arrested: Makoto Namba and André Yum Yasuda were arrested in São Paulo, while Rodrigo Artur Gomes de Melo, Ricardo de Oliveira, and Cesar Augusto Granchamp were arrested in Minas Gerais. The R7 attempts to contact the defense cited.
In a statement, Vale says it is collaborating with the authorities.
"Regarding the warrants fulfilled this morning, Vale reports that it is collaborating fully with the authorities. Vale will continue to contribute to the investigation of the facts, together with the unconditional support to the affected families.
Sought, German consultancy Tüv Süd maintained the previous position and did not comment on the prisons today.
"Tüv Süd Brazil deeply regrets the rupture of Dam I of the Corrego do Feijao Mine in Brumadinho, Minas Gerais.
Tüv Süd Brazil made two assessments of the dam at Vale's request: a periodic review of dam safety (June 2018) and a regular inspection of dam safety (September 2018).
Due to ongoing investigations, Tüv Süd Brasil will not comment at this time and provides all the information requested by the authorities. "
The rupture of the dam I of the Corrego do Feijao mine left at least 65 dead so far. In addition, authorities are still searching for 279 missing.
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UNION — A township fireman's job is on the line early next year once an FBI case involving him wraps up.
Last May a federal grand jury charged John Balsamo, 48, of West Long Branch, with conspiring to collect a debt using extortion and threats of harm.
The FBI indictment alleged that in March 2011 Balsamo approached the victim, an Ocean County contractor building a restaurant in Brick, and warned him the "old man" wanted him beat up because he failed to repay the debt.
Balsamo also told the victim the "old man" has been promoted, implying he now was higher in the organized crime ranks, according to the indictment and federal authorities.
The issue began as early as November 2009, but the indictment does not name Kelly and Bantang as defendants.
"The object of the conspiracy was to threaten violence and economic harm to the victim and others in order to collect an extension of credit made by Timothy Kelly to the victim and to punish the victim for the non-payment of that extension of credit," the indictment reads.
The indictment goes on to explain that it was part of the conspiracy that Kelly would periodically meet with the victim to collect payments on the $50,000 extension of credit that Kelly had made to the victim in November 2009.
It was further part of the conspiracy, the indictment said, that when the victim experienced difficulty making additional payments towards the debt in the fall of 2010, Balsamo informed the victim that "the $50,000 had been supplied by an individual associated with organized crime," and he had been sent by Kelly to speak to the victim about payment.
Balsamo, authorities said, also received a Rolex watch and $2,500 in cash from the victim towards the payment of the debt. Balsamo also showed the victim a key, which he claimed would allow him to gain access to the job site where the victim's restaurant was being constructed.
After that, Kelly and Balsamo solicited Bantang to visit the Brick construction site and allegedly threatened the victim about the money he owed, and based on instructions from Kelly and Balsamo, conveyed specific threats to the victim at the construction site on three occasions.
In particular, the indictment indicated, Bantang told the victim he was sent by the "old man." In March 2011, Kelly and Balsamo again went to Brick to the now completed restaurant of the victim, and told the victim he had until Saturday at 10 a.m. to pay the debt.
Balsamo told the victim in March that he had to pay the full remaining amount of the loan because he had "missed too many payments." Kelly told the victim he had until April 1 to hand over $70,000, the revised amount demanded to satisfy the loan. Authorities said Kelly told the victim he did not care how the victim got the money and that it was not his problem.
Late last week Township Administrator Ron Manzella confirmed that Kelly was still working as a Union firefighter.
"He is still employed by the township, but although we have not taken any action on this matter, we will be as soon as the FBI has completed their case," he said.
"I will be taking action because certain crimes that employees are involved in make it so you can lose your job and never work in government again," the township administrator said.


Resource Tracker (RT) registers a worker with its connection info and resource capacity into RMContext when the worker sends the first heartbeat to RT.
All heartbeats that each worker sends to RT always include the resource capacity. It is not necessary and inefficient in terms of network costs.
After the first heartbeat, RT does not update the resource capacity of the worker even though the resource capacity of the same worker is changed. This case is unusual, but it is possible. For example, some workers can rejoin to the Tajo cluster with modified resource capacities. But, RT will still keep previous resource capacity.
We should change resource capacity of heartbeat to optional fields.
Only the first heartbeat of each worker includes the resource capacity of the worker.
When a resource capacity field of heartbeat is set, RT updates the resource capacity for the worker.
This solution will reduce the size of heartbeat message and will enable RT to update changed resource capacity of workers.


Nitrofreeze was asked to remove flash from 50-durometer EPDM grommets that protect runs of wire. These low-cost rubber products have delicate, cone-shaped features and may be inserted into openings in panels or other surfaces. EPDM is a good choice for grommets because this material resists indoor and outdoor environments, provides electrical insulation, and is extremely resistant to wear.
Mold flash is typical, but part defects that can affect performance must be removed. To meet the application's requirements, Nitrofreeze needed to remove excess material from critical inner diameter (ID) holes to support the smooth feeding of wires. Nitrofreeze also needed to remove outer diameter (OD) flash that could distort the part's cone-shaped features.
Nitrofreeze used cryogenic deflashing to remove both ID flash and OD flash. First, the rubber grommets were cooled to cryogenic temperature so that the flash became brittle and easy-to-break. The parts were then tumbled and blasted with polycarbonate media. Manual trimming, the customer's previous process, had been effective for OD flash but unsatisfactory for critical ID holes.
Cryogenic deflashing is a computer-controlled process that provides repeatable, reliable results. It's more economical than manual deflashing and can extend the life of worn molds that would be expensive to replace. With cryogenic deflashing, no job is too large or too small for parts that have been injection molded, extrusion molded, or compression molded.
As the image that accompanies this case study shows, Nitrofreeze used cryogenic deflashing to remove unwanted material while protecting the surface finish and critical dimensions. Process development during sampling ensured that deflashing would maintain the part's cone-shaped features. Cryogenic deflashing is ideal for EDPM rubber but can also be used with plastic and silicone materials.
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Coronavirus in Ohio Monday update: 57,956 total cases, 2,927 deaths
COLUMBUS (WCMH) — The latest number of COVID-19 cases in the state has been released by the Ohio Department of Health.
As of July 6, a total of 57,956 (+805) cases were reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 2,927 (+16) deaths and 8,249 (+77) hospitalizations. There are a presumed 40,813 (+353) recovered cases in Ohio.
The Department of Health adds the data when it is informed of a case or death. The information is backdated to the actual date the person started exhibiting symptoms or the date the person died.
Gov. Mike DeWine's next scheduled coronavirus briefing from the statehouse is set for Tuesday.
The governor started Thursday's briefing discussing guidance for reopening K-12 schools. DeWine says we have an obligation to educate our children and keep them safe. Local control of our schools is important but state has an obligation to give children an education.
DeWine said they have developed guidelines each school should follow, but will also allow for schools to adjust to their situation.
Guidelines include:
Assessing symptoms
Washing and sanitizing hands to prevent spread
Thorough cleaning of the school environment
Practice social distancing
Implement face coverings policy
Governor DeWine says the social distancing guidelines will certainly make things look different. He said some schools may stagger lunch times or even have modified schedules.
Teachers and staff members will be required to wear a face covering, unless it is unsafe for their job.
Children in third grade and up will be strongly encouraged to wear a mask.
To assist schools in their efforts to implement the guidelines, DeWine said the Ohio Department of Education created "The Reset and Restart Education Planning Guide for Ohio Schools and Districts" to help schools w/ solutions to the many challenges they face.
Governor DeWine says he intends to work with the General Assembly to come up with a plan to give schools monetary assistance from the CARES Act. He says it won't be enough to cover all expenses, but they want to help as much as possible.
The governor said we are now moving into a phase where we must learn to live with the virus. He said, going forward, they will maintain baseline orders like distancing, businesses, etc. But a new "warning system" is coming.
Governor DeWine says this system will provide lawmakers and health officials with data from across the state. They will start looking at different regions of the state instead of the state as a whole.
A color coded system will be used to show the extent of virus spread in the state, according to DeWine.
Alert Level 1 – Yellow – Counties triggering one or zero indicators. 53 counties are now at this level.
Alert Level 2 – Orange – Counties trigger 2 or 3 indicators. 28 counties fall under this level.
Alert Level 3 – Red – Counties trigger 4 or 5 indicators. 7 counties fall under this level.
Alert Level 4 – Purple – Counties trigger 6 or 7 indicators. No counties are under this level, but Franklin County is approaching this phase.
The four levels will be determined by seven data points.
New cases per capita
Sustained increase in new cases
Spread in not-congregate settings
Sustained increase in emergency room visits
Sustained increase in outpatient visits
Sustained increase in COVID-19 hospital admissions
ICU bed occupancy
Franklin County meets five of the seven indicators. There has been 'explosive' growth in new cases over the last 7 days. DeWine says the county is in danger of triggering all seven indicators.
He calls the dramatic rise in cases a 'worrisome trend.' DeWine said there is likely community spread in every county in the state.
The state's contact tracers say the virus is spreading in large gatherings, in bars, restaurants and tourist destinations.
Lt. Gov. Jon Husted says they have had many questions about who has recovered and Thursday they are announcing that data point on the website. He says they will take the overall cases, subtract deaths and subtract cases developed in the last 21 days.
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COLUMBUS (WCMH) -- The Ohio Department of Health has released the latest number of COVID-19 cases in the state.
As of Monday, Jan. 18, a total of 831,066 (+4,312) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 10,281 (+81) deaths and 43,351 (162) hospitalizations.
Coronavirus in Ohio Sunday update: State reports 5,200 + new cases
COLUMBUS (WCMH) -- The Ohio Department of Health has released the latest numbers in the state's fight against COVID-19
As of Sunday, Jan. 17, a total of 826,754 (+5,247) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 10,200 (+65) deaths and 43,189 (141) hospitalizations.
Coronavirus in Ohio Saturday update: Nearly 80 additional deaths overnight
COLUMBUS (WCMH) -- The Ohio Department of Health has released the coronavirus numbers for Saturday.
As of Jan. 16, a total of 821,507 (+7,065) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 10,135 (+78) deaths and 43,048 (+241) hospitalizations.

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Mail4Rosey: Brand New Sun Products (for your laundry)!!
It's my guess that at one point you have used a Sun Product and loved it. Now they've come out with some new products, and I get to tell you about my experiences with them!! WOOT!
The first product is Snuggle Scent Boosters. There's no need to measure anything, these are pre-measured for you, and you simply toss one or two into the washing machine at the same time as you put in your detergent. They come in two scents: Lavender Joy and Blue Iris Bliss.
I tried the Lavender Joy and really liked the fragrance. It lasted quite awhile too, after the clothes were washed and dried. The only down side for me with these was that a number of them were broken at the bottom of the package, which defeated the purpose of the nifty little pod. It could have been from shipping?
Keep an eye out for this new product, it really does smell fantastic.
The second product pair I tried was the ALL Free Clear Liquid Detergent and the ALL Free Clear Liquid Fabric Softener. The detergent was nice, just what you would expect from ALL...but hurrah, ALL has a liquid fabric softener! This brand name has been in households for 50 years now, that is enough to speak volumes. My gram used ALL, my mom used it, and now we sometimes use it too.
The new product is free of perfumes and clear of dyes. Both worked as you would expect ALL to work. Both said they were 100 % fragrance and dye free, but I could detect a slight smell with both products while they were in the bottle. There was no fragrance from either when used in the clothes, and the clothes turned out clean and soft. I liked both of these too. According to Sun Products, the ALL Free Clear products have been recommended by Dermatologists, Allergists, and Pediatricians as the #1 recommended detergent brand for people with sensitive skin.
The All Free Clear Dryer Sheets have absolutely no smell whatsoever. They work great, and they did reduce our static, especially with the children's pajamas that seem to turn into electric shock conductors this time of year. If you have those cozy warm fleece pj's for your kids, and you live in a cold place, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
The last new product I reviewed was the new ALL Stainlifters Mighty Pacs w/OXI. These are pods just like the Snuggle Boosters reviewed above, but they contain liquid instead of powder. These packages were all intact, they smelled good, and I am in love with anything that carries OXI in it, and goes into my washing machine. We have well water, so finding something that works great is not always an easy undertaking. These MightyPacs are designed to make white clothes whiter, all colors brigher, and to help remove tough stains and grime.
I loved these, and while it's hard to pick a favorite because they were all good, this is the one that got me most excited. The product boasts being able to remove tough stains such as grass, blood, and grape juice. I've seen OXI do some pretty amazing things, so I believe it to be true. We haven't had any stains to worry about of late (knock on wood), but once soccer season starts back up, you can be sure these will be getting overtime use.
If you see any of these in the stores, I urge you to give them a try. Most are available now and the ones that haven't made it to the shelves yet should be there no later than March of this year. A big thank you ALL for introducing me to these new products, I truly enjoyed them all.
You can learn more about these great products by visiting www.all-laundry.com and/or visiting them on Facebook.
I love scent enhancers. Would love to try those.
Cool...looks like you had a really nice assortment of laundry goodies to try out I think having Blue Iris Bliss as a scent is really interesting...that's something different that you don't see used as a fragrance.
I like to try unusual scents too!
I love smelly stuff! ...good smelly stuff of course, Ill have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing.
How neat! I didn't realize there was a line of sun products! I'll have to keep my eyes peeled.. can't wait to smell their scent!
I think I'm good with my current selection of laundry goodies.
I'm interested in trying these! Thanks!
I love that they've expanded their line!
stain remover is a must have for me...for getting out paint stains and other uh food accident stains out of my clothes!
I love scented cleaners for clothing! It fills the house with the aroma when its drying!!
I love snuggle, love the smell of fresh clothes.
Snuggle is a rocking good softener!!
Snuggle is a household staple for us - we've become addicted to its scent!
I like the smell of Snuggle too.
We always use All Free and Clear detergent, but I didn't realize that there was a fabric softener or dryer sheets too. That is great to know! I will look for them when I go shopping next.
Hi there, Rosey! I am going to be on the lookout for ALL Free Clear Liquid Detergent and Liquid Fabric Softener. We have to stay away from the perfumes and dyes in most products, so these sound perfect! Thanks for sharing!
I used to really love scented anything. But in the last few years, I've started to just want simpler things in my life, in general. And I find that scented things are giving me headaches more and more.
I like scents, but nothing overpowering. The scent boosters here, I thought were nice.
They All Sound Like They Smell Yummy I Can't Wait To Try!
Great, I hope you love them!
I love using clothes soap and softener that is already in their packet. I just throw in the wash and go. No spilling and measuring. I use the All dryer sheets and Mighty pacs!
I'm loving the packet trend too, Karen!!
We love both All and Snuggle! All gets the stains out and Snuggle makes our clothes so soft and great smelling.
I like the idea of the pods. The fragrances sound wondefrful.
We have been huge Snuggle fans for years! Not only do the products smell great, I simply can't pass up the cute bear on the packaging!
My family has been stuck to Downy for over the years, since our market doesn't offer anything else! Would love to try this though. Just for the heck of it.
I love the way these smell. I need to buy some! Thanks for reminding me.
I have used All Free and Clear for a long time. I did not know that they had a ferric softener that was free and clear as well. I had given up on being able to use fabric softener - now I will be on the hunt to find it.
I have used Snuggle and I absolutely love it. I will hunt for these others and try them.
I have yet to try anything with "pods"-am almost out so will try the new All products!
I use Snuggle fabric softener with lavender scent...but I am open to new must-tries.
I'd like to try the Blue Iris Bliss Scent myself!
I am picky when it comes to scents, but I'd love to try the Stain Lifter.
Oo love snuggle and that bear is so cute. Love how the scents always last long too.
I'm familiar with both brands and they are pretty good detergents... The snuggly bear ad is so cute.
Agreed, the price ranges of All and Snuggle are very reasonable.
I love snuggles smell. I like to use fabric softners all the times.
We use it sometimes too!
I can't wait to try this! I love all the scents that they have. I always get a little pick up in my mood when I smell them!
I am definitely intrigued by the new All products! I am not sure I can use the scent enhancers. A lot of smelly stuff does not like me. I have loved most free and clear products that I have tried so far.
I liked these clear products too, Michele!
Oooo! I will be trying these out for sure! I really enjoy All! Helps me keep the kid's clothes clean.
Those mightypacs w/Oxi are good for the stains, for sure!
Anything pre-measured is a winner in my book. I'm a doofus at using the amount of soap, softener or anything at a proper measure.. Blue Iris sounds really nice - I'd love to give that one a try!
I want to try that one too!
We are an All family for sure will not use anything else. I also love Snuggles as well but didn't realize they had those little pacs will have to get some.
I've always loved Snuggles fabric softener. It works great on laundry and leaves a fresh scent.
We have used All for years. I like to change it up sometimes and try different detergents, but All is definitely one of our favorites.
We still use it, but we used it more when we lived in the city. Now that we're rural we're so concerned w/the iron (even w/a water softener). Oxi def. helps!
LOVe the snuggle bear - i forgot all about him (or her?).
I didn't even know they were sun products. I thought they were just snuggle.
I do use their fabric softener when I can, it's really good!
I'll have to look out for some of these you mention and see how it works in the budget.
Hmmmm. Will have to try. Thanks for the info.
I would love to try the All Free dryer sheets my son has sensitive skin.
This could be perfect then, there's not a drop of scent in those!
I love Snuggles, I'd love to try those Scent Boosters, thank you for this post.


Unimodal: a power-law function characterized by its slope as a free parameter. The standard Salpeter (1955) IMF is obtained when the slope value is 1.3.
Bimodal: similar to the unimodal IMF for stars with masses above 0.6 Mo, but decreasing the number of the stars with lower masses by means of a transition to a shallower slope. Its slope is the only free parameter (as in the unimodal case).
Kroupa (2001) universal: a multi-part power-law IMF, which is similar to the Salpeter (1955) IMF for stars of masses above 0.5 Mo, but with a decreasing contribution of lower masses by means of two flatter segments.
Kroupa (2001) revised: a multi-part power-law IMF, in which the systematic effects due to unresolved binaries on the single-star IMF have been taken into account.
Chabrier (2003): a multi-part power-law IMF.
-enhanced models of Pietrinferni et al. (2006). The latter two will be regarded hereafter as BaSTI. The Padova isochrones cover a wide range of ages, from 0.063 to 17.8 Gyr, and six metallicity bins (Z = 0.0004, 0.001, 0.004, 0.008, 0.019 and 0.03), where 0.019 represents the solar value. The isochrones also include the later stages of stellar evolution, using a simple synthetic prescription for incorporating the thermally pulsing AGB regime to the point of complete envelope ejection. The range of initial stellar masses extends from 0.15 to 7M⊙. The input physics of these models was updated with respect to Bertelli et al. (1994) with an improved version of the equation of state, the opacities of Alexander & Ferguson (1994) and a milder convective overshoot scheme. A helium fraction was adopted according to the relation: Y= 0.23 + 2.25Z.
We also use here the BaSTI theoretical isochrones (http://www.oa-teramo.inaf.it/BASTI). The original sets of models have been supplemented by additional computations specifically performed for our project. The BaSTI metallicity grid adopted in present analysis was based on 12 grid points: Z = 0.0001, 0.0003, 0.0006, 0.001, 0.002, 0.004, 0.008, 0.0100, 0.0198, 0.0240, 0.0300 and 0.0400. For each metallicity, the isochrone age range covers the interval from 0:03 to 14 Gyr, with a fne age grid. See Vazdekis et al. (2015) for more details.
Stellar photometric libraries are used to transform the theoretical parameters of the isochrones to magnitudes and colours. We use extensive empirical (not theoretical) stellar libraries to obtain each colour as a function of temperature, metallicity and gravity. We use the metallicity-dependent relations of Alonso, Arribas & Martinez-Roger (1996,1999) (A&A,117,227; A&AS,140,261) for dwarfs and giants respectively. This treatment for the giants is the most important difference with respect to the models of Vazdekis et al (1996), where we used the calibrations of Ridgway et al. 1980 (ApJ,235,126) and Johnson 1966 (ARA&A,4,193). The empirical (not the theoretical) compilation of Lejeune, Cuisinier & Buser (1997, 1998) (A&AS,125,229; A&AS,130,65) are used for the coolest and hottest dwarfs (Teff<4000K) and giants (Teff<3500K), respectively, for solar metallicity; a semi-empirical approach was applied to other metallicities on the basis of these relations and the model atmospheres of Bessell et al. (1989,1991) (A&AS,77,1; A&AS,89,335) and the library of Fluks et al. 1994 (A&AS,105,311). We use the metal-dependent bolometric corrections given by Alonso, Arribas & Martinez-Roger (1995,1999) (A&A,297,197; A&AS,140,261) for dwarfs and giants, respectively. For the Sun we adopt the bolometric correction -0.12, with a bolometric magnitude of 4.70.
A number of absorption line-strengths computed on the basis of the, so-called, empirical fitting functions. These functions describe the strengths of, previously defined, spectral features in terms of the main atmospheric parameters. 25 absorption features at resolution (FWHM~9Å) are calculated on the instrumental dependent LICK/IDS SYSTEM using the fitting functions of Worthey et al. 1994 (ApJS,94,687) and Worthey & Ottaviani 1997 (ApJS,111,377). The break at 4000A is calculated using the fitting functions of Gorgas et al. 1999 (A&AS,139,29). Using the fitting functions of Cenarro et al. 2002 we compute the CaII triplet feature around ~8600A at resolution 1.5Å (FWHM) and flux-calibration response curve.
Spectral energy distributions (with flux-calibrated response curve) at moderately high resolution are computed for the UV spectral range employing the NGSL (Gregg et al. 2006, in Koekemoer A.M., Goudfrooij P., Dressel L. L., eds, The 2005 HST Calibration Workshop: Hubble After the Transition to Two-Gyro Mode. NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, p. 209), the optical employing MILES (Sánchez-Blázquez et al. 2006, Falcón-Barroso et al. 2011), the near-IR around the CaII triplet feature using the CaT stellar library of Cenarro et al. (2001) and the Indo-US (Valdes et al. 2004, ApJS, 152, 251) and redward 0.9 micron making use of the IRTF library (Cushing et al. 2005; Rayner et al. 2009). In the optical range we also employ a theoretical stellar spectral library (Coelho et al. 2007) to compute model SEDs based on MILES with variable α-enhancement abundance ratio. Finally, we also produce a specific set of models with varying [Na/Fe] (La Barbera et al. 2017) and spectra in the optical range at FWHM=1.8Å on the basis of the stellar spectral library of Jones 1999 (PhD thesis, Univ. North Carolina at Chapel Hill).


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Q: Problem with showing existance of countable family of Borel subsets, equivalence relation We assume existance of Borel function $f:\mathbb{R}\rightarrow\mathbb{R}$ with the condition that for all $x,y\in\mathbb{R}$ we have $$x\sim  y\iff f(x)=f(y).$$
How to show then an existance of countable family $\{A_n\}_{n\in \mathbb{N}}$ of Borel subsets $\mathbb{R}$, such that
$$x\sim y \iff \forall_n \ (x \in A_n \iff y \in A_n).$$
It seems to be logical but I have no idea how to write it down formally. This is my first problem.
The second is strongly connected with the first one, namely I need to show the opposite implication, i.e. if exists countable family $\{A_n\}_{n\in \mathbb{N}}$ of Borel subsets $\mathbb{R}$, such that
$$x\sim y \iff \forall_n \ (x \in A_n \iff y \in A_n),$$
then we can show that there exists  borel function $f:\mathbb{R}\rightarrow\mathbb{R}$ with the condition that for all $x,y\in\mathbb{R}$ we have $$x\sim  y\iff f(x)=f(y).$$
Every advice and help would be much appreciated, because I don't have any sensible ideas.

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Consider an analogue clock about 2/3rd the height of a window, and slightly to the left of the vertical centre line. It should show the minutes and hours only. (If you can show the digit for the day of the month too, that would be great).
I am not a graphic artist, but using the analog clock from KDE along with some cut and paste and some offset shifting of the logon list from the Gnome login screen, would make a great looking introduction page.
Your boot screen is fine, If the progress bar is difficult to do, consider the rotating circle to indicate Chapeau is alive and well.
I am taking a sabbatical from Fedoraforum.org. (I got suspended for promoting your Remix and Kororas.
I will try to mockup my logon screen idea to forward it to you.
I don't think GDM is able to do that and would that really be an improvement on anything? I'm not convinced.
The improvement is the getting away from the digital clock on the screen that one pushes out of the way so as to enable a login.
I just thought that having a time of day analogue clock to the left of a signon area would be quite unique and attractive.
I think it would be appreciated in the same way we appreciate your collection of background images and the timed auto-switching from one *.png file to another.


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EU Drug Markets: Impact of COVID-19
EMCDDA and Europol analyse impact of pandemic on EU drug markets. New report provides window onto EU drug market changes during COVID-19
What effect is COVID-19 having on the largest criminal market in the EU?
This question is explored in EU Drug Markets: Impact of COVID-19, a new report out today from the EU drugs agency (EMCDDA) and Europol.The analysis reports higher prices, local shortages and reduced purity for some drugs, while noting continued violence among suppliers and distributors. It also shows how organised crime groups remain active and resilient, by 'adapting transportation models, trafficking routes and concealment methods', even during the pandemic.
The two EU agencies have joined forces to improve understanding of drug market developments under COVID-19 and their impact on internal security and public health in the EU. The findings are based on opinions collected through a targeted EMCDDA online survey of drug experts in the EU Member States, Europol's operational intelligence gathering on organised crime and structured monitoring of open source information.
According to the report, disruption to the drug trafficking supply chain is seen mostly at the distribution level, due to social distancing measures within the EU. With street dealing severely affected by restrictions on movement, consumers and dealers are increasingly turning to alternative methods, including the use of darknet markets, social media platforms and encrypted communication apps, with cashless payments and fewer face-to-face interactions. But while the logistics may have changed, the movement of bulk quantities of drugs between EU Member States has not ceased, despite border controls, due to the continued commercial transportation of goods across Europe.
There is less evidence of disruption at the wholesale importation level. Drug trafficking by maritime shipping continues at levels similar to the pre-pandemic period, although there has been a marked disruption in smuggling by air passenger transport. Cocaine trafficking via maritime shipping containers continues at levels comparable to 2019 and the number of cocaine seizures in some countries has increased. Heroin trafficking appears to continue along many of the known routes (e.g. Balkan route).
COVID-19 has exacerbated already ongoing disruption to the cannabis resin supply chain from Morocco into the EU. This, along with stockpiling of herbal cannabis by consumers, has led to some cannabis shortages and rising prices. Localised shortages of heroin have also been reported, which could lead to a switch to alternative substances (e.g. synthetic opioids). While the demand for cannabis and heroin remain largely stable, demand for synthetic drugs used in recreational settings has 'significantly diminished', due to the closure of clubs, nightlife settings and music events. Despite this, the production of synthetic drugs has continued.
Europol Executive Director Catherine De Bolle says:
'The pandemic has had a major impact on our lives and is slowing down our economy. However, this economic trend has not been seen in international drug trafficking. These illegal markets continue to generate huge profits, including during the pandemic. Seizures of illegal drugs in some EU countries during the first half of 2020 have been higher than in the same months of previous years. More than ever, these findings should motivate us to ensure that any recovery from the pandemic is accompanied by a strong and effective international law enforcement response. We need to establish that drug traffickers do not benefit from the potential social and economic consequences of the current crisis'.
EMCDDA Director Alexis Goosdeel says:
'COVID-19 is an unparalleled public health emergency and one that has had ramifications across all areas of modern life. This report provides valuable insights into the short-term impact of the pandemic on the EU drug market and will help us prepare for longer-term repercussions. The economic effect of the crisis is likely to make some in our communities more vulnerable to both drug problems and drug market involvement. Furthermore, the growth of online dealing and encrypted communication will place greater strains on law enforcement. In the post-pandemic period, we are likely to see greater volatility, competition and violence associated with the drug trade. By anticipating these developments now, we will be better prepared to respond quickly and effectively to the new challenges we are likely to face.'
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In this post I'll discuss further developments relating to the energy transition modelling exercise covered in detail in the previous two posts (here and here). Consistent with Beyond this Brief Anomaly's inquiry ethos, I view the exercise as effectively open-ended. The findings at any point in time can be considered provisional and subject to refinement or revision as learning unfolds, as new ways for making sense of the modeled situation come to light, and as the ways in which the situation itself is understood change. This particular modelling effort should not be treated as the "last word" on the subject. Indeed, the best outcome from the work would be an increased public concern for the dynamics of energy transition — leading to new initiatives that explore the implications independently, going beyond what is possible with this relatively modest foray.
Nonetheless, the findings to date from this work demand close consideration from anyone seriously committed to renewable energy transition. The essential insight is this: in the rapid build-out required for a major transition in primary energy sources, effective aggregate energy return on investment (EROI) for a replacement source's total stock of generators is lower than for an individual generator considered in isolation. The overall EROI ramps up from zero at the commencement of the transition, only reaching the nominal value for an individual generator over its full life-cycle when the transition is effectively complete i.e. when the generator stock reaches a steady state. All of the other key findings flow from this fundamental feature of any rapid transition in primary energy source. If a replacement energy source has lower nominal EROI than incumbent sources, then this becomes a critically important feasibility consideration.
The conversion of power outputs to energy service outputs in the form of heat and work for each supply source has been thoroughly overhauled, resulting in a far more refined implementation of this feature of the model.
Conversion of self-power demand to emplacement and operating & maintenance (O&M) energy service demand in the form of heat and work has also been modified for each supply source.
The maximum autonomy period that determines the amount of energy storage for wind and PV electricity can now be increased gradually as the intermittent supply penetration increases as a proportion of total electricity supply.
For the default parameter set (now called the "reference scenario", previously "standard run"), the maximum autonomy periods for wind and PV supply are arbitrarily reduced to 48 and 72 hours respectively, simply for the sake of heading off any knee-jerk response along the lines that "the amount of storage assumed to be necessary is unrealistic, therefore the entire model is suspect".
Detailed calculation is now included for levelised capital cost and O&M cost for wind and PV supply plant, and levelised capital cost for batteries (making the discussion of this in the previous post now redundant).
The updated version of the model to which this post relates is available here.
An integrated view of energy transition: what can we learn?
In this post I take a detailed look at the simulation results for the energy transition model introduced in the previous post, when it is run with the default parameter values—what I referred to last time as the "standard run".
Before getting started though, this is a good place to reiterate the motivation for undertaking this work. I'm prompted here by a post on John Quiggin's blog that he provided a link to as a comment on the previous post. The post is a 300 word dismissal of the relevance of energy return on investment in assessing PV electricity supply performance. It was—I assume inadvertently—a timely demonstration of the central point I was making: to have a productive conversation about these issues, we need to take a comprehensive, integrated view. But looking beyond the technical superficiality of John's argument, he also made the misleading inference that a concern with the energetics of energy transition is the exclusive preserve of "renewable energy critics".
What forms might future renewably-powered societies take, if they are to enable humans and other life forms to live well together?
And following from this, how might we best pursue the process of transition towards such future societies?
Developing a more integrated view of the relationship between societal forms and their enabling energy systems would seem to be of benefit here. I do work in this area primarily because a widespread interest in this is not apparent amongst the communities that currently dominate renewable energy transition discourse and practice. Furthermore, my own inquiry suggests that failing to take a more integrated approach as early as possible could have increasingly adverse consequences as such a transition proceeds.
And with that, it's back to the primary task of considering what our energy transition model might have to tell us about such matters.
In the concluding section of the report made available here last month, I hinted at a view on the role of batteries in global energy supply that, in the wake of the announcement from Tesla CEO Elon Musk on 30 April this year, may seem rather at odds with prevailing popular sentiment. I suggested there that, while significant numbers of electricity consumers will likely be motivated to go "off grid" as battery costs reduce, this will entail feedback effects with implications that can reasonably be expected to make for a change trajectory far less linear and predictable than many commentators envisage. Such a view is, of course, entirely consistent with the systemic approach to thinking about energy transitions for which Beyond this Brief Anomaly advocates.


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Today citizens have told if they decide they can take on any challenge: PM
Agencies22 March 2020 5:30 PM GMT
India Coronavirus Janta Curfew Latest News & Live Updates: As the number of coronavirus cases rose to 370 on Sunday, the Prime Minister's Office advised State Governments to issue appropriate orders to allow only essential services to operate in the 75 districts which have reported confirmed cases or casualties relating to COVID-19. The State Governments may expand the list depending on their assessment of the situation. The government also announced that passenger train services will remain suspended till March 31 to prevent the spread of the virus. Not just trains, but metro services, inter-state passenger transport has also been shut till March 31 now. On Sunday evening, people across India clapped, rang bells, and blew conch shells in response to PM Modi's call for thanking those at the forefront of the fight against the novel coronavirus.
Meanwhile, the 14-hour Janata Curfew began at 7 am with PM Narendra Modi making a fresh appeal to citizens to remain indoors to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. A day ahead of the lockdown, several busy junctions across the country such as Delhi's Connaught Place and Sarojini Nagar, Mumbai's Marine Drive and Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus station and Kolkata's New Market area wore a deserted look on Saturday.
From suspending metro services to deploying additional cops, the states have also ramped up measures to encourage people to stay indoors between 7 am to 9 pm Sunday. The Indian Railways has already announced to shut down its services, however clarifying that the trains that have already commenced their journeys would reach its destination on Sunday.
(Inputs and image from theindianexpress.com)


Pueblo Espanyol was opened in the late 1960's, as a tribute to Spanish architecture. The project was carried out by architect, Fernando Chueca Goiia, who has really managed to bring out the main characteristics of Spanish architecture and the elements significant to this.
Pueblo Espanyol is a kind of open-air museum occupying more than 6,300 m² in the the area of Son Espanyolet in the western part Palma.
Enjoy a stroll among the many amazing reconstructions of the stylish buildings, all with unique influence from the many cultures Spain is made of. You can enjoy a visit to the impressive Alhambra fortress in Granada, Casa de Melibea in Toledo, the Casas de Canaria, the Plaza de Santa Maria in Caceres or the church of Saint Felix in Zaragoza.
There are various activities to go for here as well, such as markets, stalls and bars representing the Spanish food culture.


Veronica Mars will never leave you. The beloved three-season series that came back on the back screen thanks to a partially fan-funded flick is returning to its TV roots with an eight-episode limited series on Hulu. Kristen Bell is back as the titular private detective with series creator Rob Thomas penning the new adventures of the snarky sleuth.
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I'm here at the 2010 American Heart Association instructor conference hosted at the McCormick Place. It was a wonderful weekend in the "Windy City" and worked out well for Jody Marvi(ProTrainings.com Compliance and Accreditation Manager) and I to attend the new guideline roll-out for BLS, ACLS, PALS and NeoNatal Resuscitation. I'm glad to announce that in the end, I don't see any serious issues to any of the latest guidelines for resuscitation. I was afraid there was going to be some changes that were going to cause ethical issues for end of life issues but thankfully to the best of my knowledge, this didn't materialize for 2010. So take a peek and let me know what you think of the latest ECC/ILCOR recommendations for resuscitation.


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Three weeks after the amputation of his legs, Graham was flown home to Australia.
"It was an emotional time, a really confronting time, but it was a very warm time too, to finally come into the embrace of a loved one and my family and to be reunited but never ever the way I ever wanted to be reunited, and I still feel a sense of emotion, when I see homecomings of other troops today and I see them walking off the ship or walking off an aeroplane, and walking into the arms of a loved one and I would have given anything, even today, for that sort of a homecoming."
The rehabilitation offered to Graham was inadequate, incompetent and humiliating.
"As opposed to the waves of Second World War blokes who came home where there was a range of programs, and educational areas they could put someone into, the blokes coming home from Vietnam came home in dribs and drabs and we were just slotted in where we could. And I think in retrospect too, we were seen as a problem, not as a person. So where do you hide this problem, what do you do with this person to get them out of the way, and to get them off our books so we can eventually discharge them from the army and push them onto someone else's responsibility, that's what it appeared to me.
The last thing I ever wanted was my children ever to grow up thinking that their father was a cripple. So I did throw myself into community activities and they were the sorts of things I think that kept me sane. Although in retrospect, I had times when I got incredibly angry, times when I just had to go off by myself, wishing that things were totally different but just getting on with what I had to do."
Graham Edwards met every challenge head on. He educated himself, and, driven by veterans' welfare, moved into public affairs and politics, serving with distinction in the Federal Parliament of Australia.
"We all carry passions with us, and of course, the passion of being a Vietnam veteran, who was prepared to carry the fight up to bureaucrats and to governments was something that I always felt that I was doing, not on my own behalf, but on behalf of a whole generation of Vietnam veterans, so, when the issues were there and when the opportunities arose, I went in there to kick heads, because there were heads that needed kicking.


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Canary Wharf | Arts + Events | Exhibitions | Play Me, I'm Yours at Canary Wharf
Play Me, I'm Yours at Canary Wharf
Explore your musical creativity through 'Play Me, I'm Yours'
Missing your piano fix at lunchtime? Wishing you could tickle the ivories on your way home?
Don't worry, our pianos are back! We have commissioned 5 brand new pianos placed in different locations across the estate.
So whether you're an expert wanting to show off your skills, a beginner hoping to try the piano for the first time, look out for these beautiful instruments supplied by Handel Pianos Ltd to bring some music to your working day.
ARTISTS & LOCATIONS
'Slot, Swoosh, Squish' by Rose Dutton in Jubilee Walk in Canada Place:
Rose Dutton, a graduate of Fashion and Textile Design, combines her fashion skills and artistic vision to create a truly unique piano. This project will form an extension of her final collection, 'Slot Swoosh Tear' – an innovative and environmentally conscious way of linking fabrics together. Rose's piano is covered with a sleeve of playful, childlike designs made from recycled neoprene, inspired by interconnecting toys.
'Stop. Play. Rewind.' by Robin Crowley in Churchill Place:
Robin Crowley is a multidisciplinary designer/maker with a background in stop motion animation model making. He is obsessed with attention to detail. Robin works in film as an art director and prop and set builder, makes furniture and collaborates with fine artists to realize sculptural works. Robin's piano is a giant, true-to-life cassette player.
'Ebb and Flow' by Sarah Emily Porter in Crossrail Place:
Award-winning British artist Sarah Emily Porter explores colour and the historical context of painting through her work. Her use of colour, composition and form is often inspired by architecture, interior design and geometry. Sarah's piano is painted with a unique glossy drip pattern running from lamps fastened to the piano lid.
'Synphonica' by Aphra Shemza in Montgomery Walk, Canada Place:
Aphra Shemza is a London-based multimedia artist exploring the impact and legacy of technology on our world. She combines traditional sculpting techniques with the latest technology to create work that references Modernism but with a renewed optimism. Aphra's piano displays an interactive light design that is sound-reactive: the more the person plays, the more dynamic the light show will be.
'Happy Being Here' by Becca Balmes in Heron Walk in Jubilee Place:
Becca is a southern American visual artist whose studio practice encompasses painting, mixed media illustrations, and more. She explores themes including human connection to place, invisible illness/disability and her own family life. 'Happy Being Here' is themed around the particular joy at being embodied in a particular place at a particular moment. Becca's piano displays watercolour paintings of people enjoying particular moments at Canary Wharf.
Throughout Canary Wharf


"I MANAGE A MUSIC STORE, SO I GET TO LISTEN TO ALL THERE IS OUT THERE FOR FREE. SO IF I ACTUALLY BREAK OUT THE CASH TO BUY ONE, IT'S WORTH IT. I'M NOT REALLY A REGGAE FAN, BUT I LOVED THE MOVIE "COCKTAIL", WHICH CONTAINS JIMMY'S "SHELTER OF YOUR LOVE". THAT SONG IS NOT ON THE SNDTRK, OR ANY OTHER CD STILL MADE, UNTIL THIS ULTIMATE COLLECTION. I POPPED IT IN THE PLAYER EXPECTING TO FIND TWO SONGS I KNEW, AND WOW. THAT WAS JIMMY..? HE SANG THAT? THERE ARE SONGS ON THERE FOR EVERYONE. FROM THE HARD HITTING "VIETNAM" TO "I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW" TO "WILD WORLD" THIS IS A VERY GOOD SLOW JAM CD. GRAB A BEER, TURN THE LIGHTS DOWN AND PREPARE FOR THAT LIGHT EASY GOING, LAID BACK FEELING TO TAKE OVER. AND I'M TELLING YOU MAN, THESE DAYS WE DON'T ALL GET TO EXPERIENCE THAT FEELING OFTEN. THIS IS A GOOD STRESS RELIEVING CD, BUT IT'S NOT TOO MELLOW, SO IT WON'T PUT YOU TO SLEEP. DEFINITELY WORTH CHECKING OUT. YOU CAN TRUST A PROFESSIONAL OPINION."
"I did a little research before I purchased this cd, and this is definitely the best single disc "best of" cd available for this great reggae artist. All his hits are here and this is a must have for any reggae fan! Every one of the 19 tracks on this album are solid "Vietnam" and "Shelter of Your Love" are two standouts. Buy it and enjoy!"
I?ll grow old with this one!
"I am not a diehard reggae fan, though I enjoy it, but I never tire of this album. It is always fresh, always moving, always inspiring. A classic from beginning to end. I imagine I will be listening to it and still discovering it many years from now."
"This is one of the most uplifting, beautiful music experiences out there. I recommend that anyone with a love of music purchase this album. Even if your not usually a fan of reggae music, this is an incredible album. There is not a song on it that you will want to skip over. I have my favorites, but there are no bad songs to be found here."
"This is the best of all the best-ofs of Jimmy Cliff. I had his first LP about 1974 and then I kept buying his LPs. Now I replenish them with CDs, because the LPs were mostly worn.But still I have not found the CD for "Unlimited", which is one of my favorite Jimmy Cliff recordings.Anyway, you can't go wrong with this "Ultimate Collection""


Introduction: Herakles has gone to the underworld, where he was sent by Eurystheus to drag to light the triple-headed dog Cerberus. Lykos, king of Thebes, certain that the enterprise will prove fatal to the hero, seizes on his three sons, together with their mother Megara, and grandfather Amphitryon, in order to allay his fears of their popularity and influence by killing them.
from Perseus sprung, and Herakles his son.
son of Menoikeus, was king of this land.
the goads of Hera or by necessity.
having fallen on this city when it was sick with strife [stasis].
they should not achieve vengeance [dikē] for their mother's family.
against us. Here we sit at a loss for safety [sōtēria].
and they, who are indeed my true friends, are powerless to help.
Among men such is the influence of calamity.
calamity, that most unerring test of friendship. [philos].
what darkness hides the councils of the gods from mortal eyes!
who once was blessed with all the pride of wealth [olbos].
to rage against the bosom of the fortunate.
to be the illustrious wife of Herakles.
I keep safe [sōzō], like the mother bird who crouches over her nestlings.
where on earth has our father gone?
start forward, to fall at their father's knees.
can you provide, venerable man? I look to you.
nor in our friends [philos] is there any hope of salvation left [sōtēria].
propose it; let not instant death overtake us.
to advise earnestly without ordeal [ponos].
Since we are weak, let us just delay.
I rejoice in the light, and I cherish hope.
So do I, but hope is in vain, old man, where hope must fail.
Ills [kakos] find a remedy in their delay.
The time in delay is painful, and gnaws at me me.
for you and me to escape these present evils [kakos].
My son, your husband, may perhaps yet return.
and the blasts of storms do not keep their strength always.
everything changes and is different from before.
trusts in hope; the coward [kakos] gives up.
Nothing except words [epos] is left to me now.
the phantom of a dream.
Though these words do tremble, yet friendly shall they flow.
for your lost husband is kept in Hades' house!
like the colt that draws the heavy cart up the stony street.
just as when I, as a young man, held up the youthful spear and shield.
and brought no disgrace on my renowned [with good kleos] fatherland.
and his manly grace retain.
Lykos, advancing to this house. He's here.
for how long do you seek to prolong your life?
By what hope or help do you expect not to die?
he claims to have grasped it in his arms, and strangled?
the sons of Herakles ought not to die?
since with beasts he fought, but had his prowess in naught else besides.
a coward's [most kakos] weapon, and was always ready for flight.
the rapid spear and the furrowed wounds it cuts.
her father Creon, and possess his throne.
and leave them to avenge [take dikē on] my deeds.
whom would they name, but my son?
nothing noble [esthlon] to which your country might bear witness.
you blame: hear me now, and become wise [sophos]!
through their cowardice he perishes.
from the carnage, his lone means of valor thus disarmed?
the enemies, while saving [sōzō] your own body.
But why do you wish to kill these boys?
were Zeus with righteous [dikaios] thought attentive to us.
permit us to leave this country as exiles.
when the god shall change the direction of the winds.
is this how you defend Herakles and his sons?
and let the eye of Thebes see freedom.
silent at your baseness [superlative of kakos] to my son.
of clearing sea and land from its monsters.
you turn, but I am nothing but a talking tongue.
trembling with age, my languid nerves without vigor.
often provoked by wrongs to give them vent?
my actions will be harsh to you in return for your words.
but I am now the lord of Thebes.
that you are slaves to my despotic power [turannis].
most basely [superlative of kakos] rules, alien though he be?
nor will you possess what my hand earned with toil.
does he lie concealed that he forsakes his sons.
I show the dead, for the dead want friends [philos] the most t.
O my right hand, how you long to grasp the spear!
But the desire is lost in weakness.
otherwise it would not have acquired you as despot.
friends [philos] must have a just [dikaios] resentment.
hear now my opinion, if I seem to speak anything worthwhile.
whom I brought forth, and toiled over ?
who strives against necessity I deem but ill advised.
and to the honor of our house we owe much.
let not that glory be tarnished by your death through fear.
nor shall I refuse to emulate my noble husband.
Do you think that from the realms below your son will come?
Who of the dead has come back again from Hades?
Or do you think that this one [Lykos] will relent to words?
for we find there a modest [aidōs] gentleness.
nor behold him with a pleasant eye longer than a single day.
Then dare to die with us, since death awaits you anyway.
We call forth, old man, the nobleness [with good genos] of your soul.
for the necessary ill will come—no one can stop it.
to save [sōzō] his sons—it seems I am in love with the impossible.
do it. We have no power to rescue us from death.
giving them at least a scanty portion from their father's house.
Well, so be it. Attendants, open the house.
Go in, array [verb of kosmos] yourselves; I begrudge you not your robes.
have power and have seized his wealth; the name as yet remains with us.
In vain, Zeus, did I share my wife with you.
You are less a friend [philos] than you seem to be.
for I have not betrayed the sons of Herakles.
But you do not know to save [sōzō] your friends [philos].
You are an ignorant god or you are by nature not just [dikaios].
over the beautiful voiced seven string lyre [kithara].
are a glory to the dead.
terrific with its yawning jaws upon his head.
and laid the bleeding monsters low.
the Thessalian landwith their cavalry.
a trophy to the huntress goddess.
laboring [ponos] for the tyrant [turannos] of Mycenae.
and gives the avenged stranger rest.
shining on the boughs of gold.
making them calm for mortals in ships.
the starry mansions of the gods.
at Maeotis, where many rivers meet.
did not in arms arise, to attend their chief?
it is preserved [sōzō] in Mycenae.
he has lost his life and will not come back again.
from which one never returns.
are withered here and I have them no longer.
by the same chain of fate, and the old father of Herakles.
leads these ready victims to the home Hades?
whom never shall my eyes again behold!
scorned and murdered by your foes.
which I hoped because of your father's words.
the lion's skin, in which he himself was armed.
his protective and cunningly wrought club.
your blessed [with good daimōn] lives might defy each rising storm.
considering Hades your father-in-law: the alliance now is bitter.
into one store, and there condense the tear?
once by mortals called blessed because of you.
Hurry, come, aid us, and let your shade appear to me.
For they are evil [kakos] who would slay your sons.
Perform whatever to the infernal powers is due, woman.
How often have I invoked you, but I labor [ponos] in vain.
Of necessity, then, it seems we must die.
but, rushes on with its own concerns, and flies away.
you see your friend [philos] for the very last time.
O venerable man, do I spy my dearest [most philos] or what do I see?
unless we see some dream in the clear light of day.
What am I saying? What sort of dream do I see so anxiously?
This is none other than your son, old man.
Go to him, quickly go, don't linger!
Not Zeus himself could be a better savior [sōtēr] for you.
HERAKLES, MEGARA, SONS, AMPHITRYON, CHORUS.
I greet you, fair house! My pillared hearth, hail!
With pleasure, reascending to the light, I see you again.
my father, too, in tears at some misfortune.
Near them will I stand and ask the cause.
in their time of need.
What are you saying? Into what kind of disturbance have I come, father?
and he was about to kill my children, and I was destroyed.
By Apollo, what sort of story begins like this?
Dead are my brothers, and my aged father.
By Lykos, new monarch of this land.
Opposed by the arms of all or was the land afflicted?
By faction [stasis]; now he holds power over the seven gates of Thebes.
What terror reached you and my old father's age?
What? Did he fear the orphan weakness of my sons?
Lest at some time they should avenge Creon's death.
But why this dress [kosmos], which suits the infernal powers?
We wear these coverings in preparation for our deaths.
We were bereft of friends [philos]: we heard you were dead.
From what were your minds overwhelmed with this despair?
The heralds of Eurystheus brought these tidings.
Why then did you leave my house [oikos] and household gods?
Did not shame [aidōs] check such rude affront to age?
Shame [aidōs]? Lykos lives far from that goddess.
Were we so destitute of friends [philos] while I was away?
Who is a friend [philos] to the unfortunate?
Misfortune, as I said, has no friend [philos].
sweet [philos] exchange from the dark gloom below?
and Dirce rolls her silver tide with blood discolored.
the glorious-conquering Herakles no more.
his aged father, and wedded wife.
and to hate your enemies [ekhthros]. But don't act too hastily.
In what way do I act faster than I should, father?
they have wasted away in foul intemperance and sloth.
lest by this hateful [ekthros] band you perish in ambush.
and so my entrance was with studied secrecy.
your wife, yours sons, and me.
with reverent awe the gods beneath my roof.
And dragged the triple-headed dog to light.
Subdued with a fight, or by the goddess given?
With a fight: I was lucky enough to see the mysteries.
And is the beast in Eurystheus' house?
Knows not Eurystheus your return to light?
He knows it not: my zeal led me here first.
Why the delay in your stay under the earth?
To rescue Theseus from Hades, father.
To Athens he is gone, with joy having escaped those gloomy shades.
But come, my sons, attend your father into his house.
I have no wings, nor will I flee my friends [philos].
Ah, they hold me yet, still hanging upon my robes.
some abound, some have want, but for their children all have equal love [philos].
a darkness conceals the light.
but also beautiful in poverty.
on wings through the air!
to run a double course.
that give the sailors their direction.
but may I always be garlanded.
the song of Memory [Mnēmē].
the Muses who made me dance!
At length, Amphitryon, you have come out from the house.
in the dark robes and ornaments of death.
that unreluctant you submit to die.
and in death add insult [hubris] to wrong?
It is necessary for you, if you are in power, to be more moderate in haste.
we must submit, and what seems best to you must be done.
Where is Megara? Where are the children of Alcmene's son?
What is it? What proof do you have of what you think?
As a suppliant she sits in vain to save [sōzō] her life.
And calls in vain her husband who has died.
He is not here and never will he come.
Never, unless some god restores him to us.
Then I would be an accomplice to her murder.
when vengeance [dikē] catches up to him for his deeds.
back-flowing river of the gods.
are happening as I want them to.
the proud king groans, the prelude to his death.
O land of Thebes, I am destroyed by a trick.
punishment [dikē] for thy deeds.
my friends [philos] have succeeded as I hoped.
throughout the holy citadel of Thebes!
for the mighty tyrant lies low.
Hope has come beyond expectations!
the unjust [not dikaios] and listen to the reverent.
bringing along unjust [not dikē] power.
For no man dares to look at the changes time brings .
may festive dance and song resound!
the victorious contest [agōn] of Herakles.
a blessed light to Thebes!
of the bride descended from Perseus.
appeared to be beyond all doubt.
leaving the dark home and Hades' bedroom.
is still pleasing to the gods.
old men, what sort of apparition do I see above the house?
to your slow steps add speed; get out of the way.
avert whatever ill this omen bodes.
Lussa, the progeny of Night, and me, Iris, the servant of the gods.
whom fame reports the son of Zeus and your Alcmene.
Zeus ever allow me, or Hera, to do him ill.
his children's blood, and I assent.
unwedded daughter of black Night!
and mortals considered great, if he does not pay this penalty [dikē].
I have no joy coming to dear [philos] mortals.
rush headlong on this wrong, if you will obey my words.
which were by impious men trod under foot.
Thus I cannot advise you to plan these great evils [kakos].
I am directing you to the better path instead of the evil [kakos] one.
The wife of Zeus did not send you here to be balanced [sōphrōn].
I call you, Helios to witness, that I do what I wish not to do.
are like the races I will run in the breast of Herakles.
in silence his distorted Gorgon eyes.
I will dance you even more quickly and I will play the reed of terror.
while I will hasten unseen into this house of Herakles.
and glares pernicious lightning from her eyes.
flesh eating frenzy [lussa] with evils [kakos].
not the wine of Dionysus.
[within] Flee, children, get out!
The chase is the hunt for children.
rave [bakkheuō]  in this house.
and brought up her children in vain.
the roof is falling in!
from within, to Athena: Ah, ah, what, child of Zeus, are you doing to the house?
as you once did upon Enkelados.
What is this shout that calls us?
Within the house are deeds that will not be forgotten.
Ah, let me weep their fate.
Let your tears flow, there is much cause for tears.
What we have suffered [paskhō] is beyond the power of words.
How did destruction end her bloody work?
since Herakles had killed the tyrant and had thrown out his corpse.
around the altar, and we kept holy silence .
twice to kindle this purifying flame, and twice the toil [ponos]?
These efforts could be a single labor for my hands.
Now pour it on the ground, and cast each hallowed vase aside!
Who will bring me my bow? And who my club?
and the hall he called the wood-fringed Isthmus.
against Eurystheus, for he thought himself now at Mycenae.
the other flew under the altar, like a bird.
Are you killing your sons?" The elder man and the attendants cry aloud.
he dashed the fatal club, and crushed his skull .
to see, her crested helm waved above her.
stretched, in a torpid slumber, on the ground.
by begetting them you assisted the frenzied [lussa] fates.
sleeping a terrible sleep after the murder of his children.
fixed to the column of the house.
following bitter steps he is here.
to lose the memory of his evils [kakos]?
and for your children and the one who had glorious victory.
Ah, you are only hurting me more.
Will you not keep still in your lament, old men?
destroy his father, and break down this house?
Be silent! How he breathes will I observe.
slew his wife, destroyed beneath his whizzing shafts.
And I, ah me! Lament your son, old man.
see, he stirs, he turns himself.
Be not afraid; night hangs upon the eyelids of your son.
and rouse the Furies with a parent's blood.
he will rave [bakkheuō] through the streets [polis] of Thebes.
your son? Why have you brought him into a sea of troubles [kakos]?
deep, and irregular, not right in its rhythm.
why to this shattered pillar am I bound?
And I have corpses lying nearby.
the gloomy course appointed by Eurystheus?
nor Hades, nor the scepter of the daughter of Demeter.
who will dispel this cloud that darkens over my senses?
For I know nothing clearly of what is usual.
My aged friends, shall I go near my ills [kaka]?
your eyes? Why keep distant from your beloved [most philos] son?
My son! For you are mine, even committing evil [kakos] deeds.
What have I done, thus to cause your tears?
Your phrase is great, but speaks not the cause.
You yourself see it, if now you are in command of your mind [phrēn].
Say what new ill is marked upon my life.
If you were no longer a bacchant of Hades, I would tell you.
I looking to see if your senses yet are sound.
I don't remember [mnēmē] being frenzied [bakkheuō] in my mind [phrēn].
My aged friends, shall I unbind my son?
Yes and say who bound me and disgraced me so.
I will be silent to learn what I wish to.
O Zeus, from Hera's seat do you see this?
Have we again suffered [paskhō] hostility from her?
Let the goddess be, and support your own ills [kakos].
Look here, behold the bodies of your sons.
Ah wretched me, what unhappy sight is this?
Against your weak sons this war you waged.
Of what war do you speak? Who has destroyed them?
What are you saying? Have I done this dreadful deed?
You were in a frenzy. You ask for terrible answers.
And am I also the murderer of my wife?
All are the actions of your hand alone.
And for this I groan over your fortune.
And in my frenzy I shattered my house?
Only one thing I know: in all things you are wretched.
Where did this ruin-working frenzy seize me?
stained with the slaughter of my own dear [philos] sons?
the guilt that stains my hated life?
see, Theseus comes, my kinsman and my friend [philos].
in the sight of that guest [xenos] I hold most dear [philos].
What shall I do? In what dark solitude conceal my evils [kakos]?
Would that I had wings, or could sink beneath the sheltering earth!
But let me hide my head, close muffled in my robes.
do I wish to pollute [make kakos] the innocent.
if I may do anything, or this confederate force may be of use.
Alas! Why is this ground thus covered with the dead?
for these recent ills [kakos]? Who killed these boys?
but I have found some fresh calamity [kakos].
O lord of the olive bearing mount.
Why do you address me with this mournful voice?
What boys are these, over whom your sorrows flow?
his hands are stained with their blood.
Turn your voice to happier words.
You have told me dreadful things.
At once we are ruined, ruined.
What are you saying? What has he done?
By frenzy's potion whirled, he slayed then with arrows dipped in the hundred-headed Hydra's venom.
This is an ordeal [agōn] sent by Hera. But who is he, that sits among the dead?
more exercised in toils, more exposed to dangers.
But why does he hide his wretched head in his robes?
amid the blood of his slaughtered children.
I came to mourn with him—uncover him.
Remove, my son, this covering from your eyes.
Throw it aside, show your face to the sun.
while down my aged cheek flow tears.
wishing to add evils [kakos] to evils [kakos], child.
which can conceal the misery of your troubles [kakos].
Why do you wave your hand at me, to signify [verb of sema] terror?
As though your words would bring pollution on me?
the time when from the gloomy dead your hand brought me to the light.
he bears the calamities sent by the gods and does not refuse.
Theseus, have you seen this agony [agōn] of my sons?
Why then have you unveiled me to the sun?
Why not? Can mortal man pollute the gods?
Flee, unhappy man, my polluting guilt.
There is no stain of guilt for friends [philos] from friends [philos].
And I, for being treated [paskhō] well, now pity you.
I am pitiable—I have slain my sons.
You, for your grace [kharis] in others' ills, I mourn.
Whom have you known with greater troubles [kakos]?
I therefore am prepared and fixed to die.
And do you think your threats are a care to the gods [daimōn]?
The gods regard not me, nor I the gods.
Hold your tongue, lest speaking great things you suffer [paskhō] greater.
What will you do? Where does your rage transport you?
Dead, the very place from where I came, I go under the earth.
This is the language of an ordinary person.
You, being free from misfortunes, cannot counsel me.
He had not suffered so much. There is a limit to endurance.
The benefactor, the great friend [philos] to mortals?
They do not avail me at all. Hera triumphs here.
Greece will not allow you to die so rashly.
that neither now, nor in times past, has my life been any kind of life.
all that arises from it must be unfortunate.
bands in the Centaurs' war, did I not subdue?
still sprouting from the sword, I slew.
the gate of Hades, at the command of stern Eurystheus.
Thebes I cannot dwell. Where would I stay?
Can I go? My disaster [atē] is unapproachable.
had it bad [kakos], grieves nothing, as though he were born to misfortune.
on the whirling wheel in chains, will be my state.
to gain a useless and unholy life?
and shake the pavement of the Olympian house.
than from the wife of Zeus. You perceive this well.
their homes [oikos] on Olympus, even though they err.
should contend against adverse fortune, but not so the gods?
follow together with me to the towers of Pallas.
the whole Athenian city [polis] will honor you.
of my salvation [sōtēria]; for now you have need of friends [philos].
adultery, which is not right [themis], nor as oppressed with chains.
believe that one lords it over the others.
these are the wretched stories of the bards.
whether I would be a coward by quitting life.
for your bounteous gifts receive my thanks [kharis].
that I should come to this, and pour my griefs out in tears.
But now, it seems, I must be a slave to fortune.
you see my hands stained with my children's blood.
weeping over them (since the law [nomos] forbids me).
Strengthen your soul [psukhē] to bear my miseries [kakos].
embrace. Where are my weapons, my mournful associates?
Should I bear them still or cast them from me? What shall I resolve?
will I die shamefully exposing myself to my enemies [ekhthros]?
lest, if I go alone, my sorrows for my sons overwhelm me.
crushed by one cruel stroke of Hera's rage.
Rise up, wretched man; enough tears have flowed.
Misfortunes cast the strongest to the ground.
Would that I were stone, insensible of evils [kakos]!
Stop—give your hand to your helping friend [philos].
But don't let the blood defile your clothes.
Bereft of my sons, I have a son in you.
Put your arm around my neck, and I will guide your steps.
A friendly [philos] pair, but one a complete wretch.
[To his father] O reverend man, a friend [philos] like this man one must have.
Theseus, turn me back, that I may see my sons.
Is that dear sight a charm to ease your pain?
I wish it, leaning on my father's breast.
Lean here, my son: that wish is dear [philos] to me.
All I have endured of hardship [kakos] is less than this.
If someone sees you acting like a woman, he would not praise you.
Do I live so abject in your eyes? I did not seem so before.
Very much so. Being sick, you are not the famous Herakles.
I was the least of all men in courage.
Then how can you say that I am debased in my troubles [kakos]?
And to you, my son, farewell.
Entomb my children, as I told you.
And me, my son, who shall entomb me?
I will have them brought from Thebes to Athens.
I will follow Theseus like a boat towed in his wake.
to the rich treasure of a good [agathos] friend [philos].
losing in you our greatest friend [philos].
[ back ] 1. These were architects who were said to build the walls of cities such as Mycenae and Tiryns. The walls were built of unhewn stones, so large that it was thought that humans could not have moved them.
[ back ] 2. After a battle, some cattle that were the property of Electryon were stolen.. Amphitryon, who was married to Alcmene, the daughter of Electryon, recovered them. As he was driving them back, one ran from the herd. Amphitryon threw a large staff at this heifer, and the staff, glancing off her horn, struck the head of Electryon. Thus Amphitryon killed his father-in-law and went into exile.
[ back ] 3. The Thebans had been tributary to Erginus, king of the Minyae. Herakles, meeting his ambassadors as they were going to demand this tribute, treated them very roughly, and drove them back to Orchomenus. Erginus, exasperated at this affront, advanced in arms against Thebes. Herakles met him, defeated his army, and compelled the Minyae to pay the Thebans a double tribute. For this heroic action Creon gave him his eldest daughter Megara in marriage.
[ back ] 4. Amphitryon, to revenge the death of the sons of Eletryon, had carried on the war against the Taphians, called also Teleboans, and demolished their towns.
[ back ] 5. Amphitryon here refers to Herakles' success in the Gigantomachy, the battle between the gods and the earth-born giants. The gods learned that they would never be able to completely defeat the giants without the help of a mortal, and so it was only with the participation of Herakles that the gods were able to triumph.
[ back ] 6. Lykos was a Euboean: Dirphe, or Dirphys, was a mountain of Euboea not far from Oebalia, which Herakles conquered. Therefore the mountain can be called a witness of his valor.
[ back ] 7. This verb is from the name Bacchus, a name from the god Dionysus. Notice how in this play it can mean a celebratory, inspired, or divine raving on the one hand, or a maddened frenzy on the other.
[ back ] 8. This was the ceremony of hallowing the purifying water: the sacrificer took a 1ighted brand from the altar, and plunged it into the laver: as fire was held to be of a purifying nature, and this was sacred fire, it was thought to communicate its purifying quality to the water.


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Římskokatolická farnost – děkanství Chlumec nad Cidlinou je územním společenstvím římských katolíků v rámci královéhradeckého vikariátu královéhradecké diecéze.

O farnosti

Historie
Nejstarší sakrální památkou Chlumce nad Cidlinou je kostelík Nejsvětější Trojice, doložený již ve 12. století. Při tomto kostelíku také existovala původní chlumecká farnost. Farní správa byla později přenesena ke kostelu svaté Voršily, který byl postaven v letech 1536–1543 (jako utrakvistický).

K 1. lednu 2010 byly administrativně zrušeny farnosti Babice a Mlékosrby, jejichž území bylo následně začleněno do chlumecké farnosti.

Současnost
Farnost má sídelního duchovního správce, který zároveň je ex currendo administrátorem in spiritualibus (tj. ve věcech duchovní správy) farnosti Lovčice.

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Heartwarming gesture for grieving family after daughter's grave targeted by thieves
Isabella Robinson
Published: 05/05/2019 Updated: 6 May 2019 8:04 AM
Indi's new headstone (left). Indi's feet being held by her parents. Credit: Rocks of Remembrance (left)/ Supplied (right)
A Sunshine Coast family grieving the loss of their only daughter say they were left feeling angry and violated when thieves targeted her grave on two separate occasions.
The Gillogly's daughter Indianna was stillborn in December 2015. She was delivered while her mother Nicole was in a coma.
Nicole Gillogly was 30 weeks pregnant when she was found unconscious in her bedroom. None of her three sons could manage to wake her.
She was taken to hospital where she was in a coma for eight days. On the second day, doctors delivered baby Indi, who did not survive.
"She saved my life actually," the mother said. "But I wouldn't want to wish it on anybody."
Pain deepens
The parents holding Indi's feet. Credit: Supplied
Three years on, and the pain of Indi's death has deepened - with thieves targeting her grave.
The Gilloglys had decorated the tiny baby's grave like a fairy garden, including small statues of lady beetles, fairy figurines and artificial flowers.
Items began to disappear from the site in December 2018.
The first to be taken was Indi's father's sports jersey.
"He (Chris) wanted Indianna to have his jersey. It has 22 on it, which is the day she was born," Nicole Gillogly told 7NEWS.com.au
Some time after Christmas, Indi's resting place was singled out again.
'This is all we have of her.'
This time, countless other items were stolen. Remaining items were rearranged.
"How dare they - this is all we have of her and they just not only steal but touch all her stuff," Gillogly said.
"You feel violated, you feel angry, you're dumbfounded."
Stranger's gesture
The distraught family posted on a Facebook community page about the sentimental items being taken from Indi's grave.
Among strangers who saw the post were Rod Fletcher and his wife Cheryl.
Shocked to hear of the thefts, the Fletchers reached out to the Sunshine Coast family, offering to create a permanent headstone for Indi - at no cost.
The new headstone for Indianna. Credit: Rocks of Remembrance/Facebook
"Our heart went out to them," said Fletcher, whose work involves the handcrafting of memorials.
"They're so appreciative and they're genuine. These are the people that we don't mind helping."
Fletcher worked on the headstone over a month-long period.
It includes a personal family image on an embossed plaque and a handcrafted fairy sitting on top.
"He (Rod) said that she's there to look over Indi, and it was just perfect," Gillogly said.
A handcrafted fairy is perched on top. Credit: Rocks of Remembrance/Facebook
The family says the act of kindness exceeded their expectations.
"We can't tell you what it feels like to have a complete stranger to do so much," Nicole said.
"It's so hard to find the word that's worthy enough."


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During the event, OMWC senior scholar Parker Maloney of Clinton, Mississippi, thanked the Rose Society for its generous support and expressed her gratitude for the opportunities and mentorship she has experienced in college.
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Q: Encrypted SWAP partition creation after ubuntu 15.04 installation, 15.04 installer bugs! Today I decided to install clean copy of 15.04. Using the installer partitioning tool, I created an encrypted luks system volume, then created an unencrypted SWAP, clicked continue, then got an error message saying that I MUST create an encrypted SWAP for security reasons, however, there is no way I could create that SWAP from the installer! With a randomly generated key, I could find no way of doing this. I tried over 5 times to do it, but never succesful, I found online lots of articles about this problem but never found a working solution or an official one, and there is no other graphical tool that I could find that is able to deal with encrypted volumes. I tried using the command line without success. So and because I need to have my system up and running, I installed my system on a luks encrypted volume with no swap partition. Now I'm writing from my new system, I wan to create an encrypted SWAP with randomly generated key. How could I do that?, I need a complete solution please.

A: I am in the same boat! As of yesterday I tried to install using an encrypted luks and of course it required me to create an encrypted swap. Finally after about 5 attempts it wants the following: 1. encrypted volume mount at / , 2. Encrypted swap volume , 3. Unencrypted and separate /boot .
HOWEVER, even after doing this, I receive the error when proceeding to install: unable to mount / !!

A: Finally, I was able to create an encrypted swap as follows:

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*create a partition for swap using fdisk or gparted (I used gparted), but do not format it as swap, instead, you could choose "cleared" as a format type in gparted.

*Add the following to /etc/crypttab

swap_crypt /path/to/swap/partition /dev/urandom swap

*Then add the swap_crypt to /etc/fstab, here is how:

/dev/mapper/swap_crypt none swap sw 0 0

*Activate the swap:

/etc/init.d/cryptdisks reload

swapon -a

*Check that it's working:

dmsetup info

cat /proc/swaps

Note1: After doing step 4 and, if the swap doesn't work, you simply need to restart, and then it's going to work.
Note2: Ubuntu Disks app didn't recognise the newly created swap, but it doesn't matter, you also won't see it on gparted, as gparted doesn't support LUKS/DM-CRYPT manipulation.
Note3: executing (dmsetup info) command, I got a result indicating that everything is okay but the last line of the result was the following and I didn't understand what does it mean:

UUID: CRYPT-PLAIN-swap_crypt