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View From The South Essay On The Mexican Revolution History 106 Essay
673 words - 3 pages
HIST 106-D1
Dr. Orisich
View From the South Paper #3
Mexico in the nineteenth century was a country that struggled to maintain a political voice for its citizens and economic opportunity. The country at the time before the revolution began has been under the control of the liberal caudillo dictator, Porfirio Díaz for thirty-four years. In these thirty-four years he was not elected in the polls by the majority of the population. He just continued to forcefully control the country of Mexico. He stayed in power for such a long time "for the benefit of privileged native elites and foreign investors" (Charlip & Burns 2017 173). This created unrest and anger with the middle class and poor working-class citizens. The majority of the population of the country did not share the wealth that the native elites or foreign investors had. With how Porfirio Díaz was running Mexico, the people were unhappy and wanted him out of power. Under Porfirio Díaz, Hacienda peons earned only thirty-five cents a day while the crops they farmed such as corn and chile prices doubled. The price of beans were six times more expensive than they were when the nineteenth century began (Charlip & Burns 2017 174). Urban workers quality of live was a little better than the Hacienda peons. They were made to work twelve-hour days, every day of the week. They were able to live in squalid housing with only one bathhouse for the 15,000 people who lived in this form of housing (Charlip & Burns 2017 174). In 1910, in a shock to the Mexican people, Porfirio Díaz decided to run for office again. They were shocked because he previously claimed to Pearson's Magazine that "he would not be seeking reelection" (Charlip & Burns 2017 176). Francisco I. Maderno ran against Díaz in the election. The night before the election was supposed to commence, Díaz threw Madero in jail because Madero was campaigning on the fact that "Mexicans wanted liberty, not bread" (Charlip & Burns 2017 176). After this Díaz won the election and Madero fled Mexico to the United States and began the movement called the Plan de San Luis Potosí under the slogan "Effective suffrage and no reelection" (Charlip & Burns 2017 177). This and Porfirio Díaz forcefully winning the 1910 election is what jump started the beginning of the Mexican revolution and make the people of Mexico to take up arms to make their society better.
Once the revolution concluded the dictatorship control of Mexico ended but it still had its problems. There was still a large number of citizens that still could not afford shoes and eighty percent of the population that lived outside of Mexico City did not have indoor plumbing or a way to dispose of sewage (Charlip & Burns 2017 198). The radicals have been pushed out of Mexico that once controlled the country in 1910. The country began rebuilding the economy to a republic and created a new constitution. Once the revolution concluded the people that benefitted the most were the poor working class. The newly reformed government of Mexico redistributed the land that was once controlled by the rich elites to the farmers and the poor class of citizens. More children were able to attend school. The attendance of children ages six to ten years old increased from thirty to seventy percent (Charlip & Burns 2017 197). Twenty-three percent of land was redistributed into ejidos and sixty two percent of the land in the country remained in farms (Charlip & Burns 2017 197). The revolution also gave the peasants that were not land-owning citizens hundreds of thousands of acres (Charlip & Burns 2017 198). The group of people that lost out after the revolution were the native elites and the foreign investors. These groups were pushed out due to their support of Díaz. The old guard had been thrown out of the country and there have been significant reforms made possible by the revolution as well as the federal army created by Díaz.
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Botswana területének 17%-át foglalják el a nemzeti parkok és állatparkok.
Ezenkívül még további 20%-ra tehető a vadvilág megőrzésére használt területek aránya. A botswanai kormány bevételekre tesz szert vadászengedélyek kiadásából külföldi turisták számára ezeken a területeken, ezek betartását szigorúan ellenőrzik.

Központi Kalahári Vadvédelmi Terület
Központi Kalahári Vadvédelmi Terület (Central Kalahari Game Reserve) az ország 70%-át elfoglaló szemiarid terület, amely a dél-afrikai Oranje folyótól egész a Kongóig tart. Ez a világ második legnagyobb védett területe.
Területére jellemző a nyílt síkságok, a szikesek és a kiszáradt folyóvölgyek váltakozása.
Északon még a cserjés növényzetet találunk, délebbre haladva viszont előbb bozótos lesz, majd azok is eltűnnek.
Az állatvilág jellemző fajai a zsiráf, a barna hiéna, a sakál, az oroszlán, a gepárd, a kudu, a jávorantilop, a varacskosdisznó, a gnú és a gazella.
A turisták számára legmegfelelőbb időpont a látogatásra a december és április közti időszak, mikor az állatok víz közelében koncentrálódnak egy kisebb területen. Itt nincsenek kiépített táborhelyek, így megkövetelik, hogy mindenki a saját maga ásott latrinát használja, ezzel is csökkentve az ittléte miatt keletkezett károsodást. Tűzifa gyűjthető a azokról a területekről, ahol nagy kiterjedést ért el az erdő, de ezt nem szabad megtenni a kisebb erdőszigetekből. A tábortűzből származó hamut a tábor felhagyása után el kell ásni, a visszamaradt éghetetlen hulladékot össze kell gyűjteni és vissza kell szállítani a belépőkapuhoz.
Az őslakos Basarwa vagy San nép több ezer éve él a területen, de mára jelentősen megváltozott az életstílsuok. Sokan mára letelepedtek, feladván régi, nomád életmódukat, de sokan még mindig kőkorszakihoz hasonló vadászással-gyűjtögetéssel próbálják előteremteni a ételt. Ma körülbelül 40 000-en élnek itt.

Chobe Nemzeti Park

A Chobe Nemzeti Park (The Chobe National Park) az ország északi részén található. 10,566 km²-es területével a második legnagyobb Botswanában. 1931-ben merült fel először a nemzeti park létrehozásának ötlete. 1932-ben a kormányzat létrehozott egy 24 000 km²-es vadászat alól kivett területet, amit a következő évben 31 600 km²–re  növeltek. 1943-ban súlyos cecelégy-invázió volt a területen, ami semmissé tette az addig elért eredményeket.
1957-ben vetődött fel újra a gondolat. 1960-ban egy 21 000 km²–es területet nyilvánítottak állatrezervátummá. 1967-ben jelentősen lecsökkentették a területét.
1975-ben szűnt meg az utolsó település a területen, ez egy nagy favágótábor volt.
Az 1980-as és 1987-es határátrajzolásokkal elérte a mai kiterjedését a park.

Észak-Tuli-i Vadvédelmi Terület

Tuli (Northern Tuli Game Reserve) Botswana délkeleti határánál található. Területe szűk, hosszú, egyfajta szegélyt alkot a határ mentén. Területén találkozik a Limpopo és a Shase folyó.
Igazából nem egy vadvédelmi terület, hanem több egymás mellett fekvőnek az összessége, ezek: a Tuli, a Ntani és a Mashantu.
Mivel ezek egytől egyig magánkézben vannak, így ezek alkotják Afrika déli részének legnagyobb magánkézben levő vadvédelmi területét, ami 300 000 hektárra terjed ki. Ráadásul Mashantuban található a legnagyobb privát területen lévő elefántállomány.
A parkok nagy területen nincsenek körbekerítve így az állatok szabadon vándorolhatnak.
Az elefántokon kívül az idelátogató gyönyörködhet oroszlánokban, foltos hiénákban, páviánokban, zebrákban, zsiráfokban, leopárdokban és gepárdokban is. Jelentős az antilopállomány is. Jávorantilopból és impalából nagy csordák találhatóak.
A park különleges szolgáltatási közé tartozó éjszakai körút során olyan ritkán látható állatokkal találkozhatunk, mint a tarajos sül vagy a varacskosdisznó.

Fegyveres parkőrök kíséretében lehetőség mountain bike-on végigjárni a területen, így igen
exkluzív élményeket szerezni.
Az ornitológusok is megtalálhatják az őket érdeklő témákat, hisz több mint 350 madárfaj népesíti be Tulit.

Makgadikgadi és Nxai Nemzeti Park
A Makgadikgadi és Nxai Nemzeti Park (Makgadikgadi & Nxai Pans National Park) a kiterjedt lapály egy kb. ötmillió éve a területen hullámzó óriási tó maradványa, amelyet a Okawango és a Zambézi folyók tápláltak.
A parkba látogatókra óriási hatással van a végtelen horizont látványa, hisz a majdnem teljesen lapos a felszín.
Jelentős eltérés van a esős és a száraz időszak tájképe közt, hisz a teljesen kiszáradt terület vízi paradicsommá változik az életet adó esők hatására. Ekkor zebrák, bivalyok és gazellák tízezrei vonulása vonzza a turistákat és a ragadozókat.
A madármegfigyelők paradicsomának is hívhatnánk. Flamingók, pelikánok, kormoránok és kacsák legkülönbözőbb fajai hatalmas csapatokban látható itt.
A délnyugati részen található a Kubu-sziget, ami kedvelt turista célpont. Fő látványosságok a gigászi méretűre megnövő majomkenyérfák és a régen itt élt emberek által  épített települések romjai.

Gemsbok Nemzeti Park
A Gemsbok Nemzeti Park (Gemsbok National Park) a dél-afrikai Kalahári Antilop Nemzeti Parknak a folytatása észak felé, tőle a Nossob folyó kisz áradt medre választja el. A Kalahári-sivatag 9000 négyzetkilométeres területét foglalja el.
Ha valaki az igazi természetközeli élményre vágyik ezt a helyet neki találták ki. Itt nincsenek a többi helyre jellemző táborok, úszómedencével, személyzettel, hűtőszekrénnyel. Az ide érkező látogatónak saját magának kell cipelnie a sátrát, a szükséges enni- és innivalót is.
Nem elhanyagolható veszélyt jelentenek a ragadozók, illetve a malária.

Kutse Vadvédelmi Terület
A Központi Kalahári Vadvédelmi Terület (Kutse Game Reserve) déli határán fekszik, 2600 négyzetkilométer területet foglal el. Főleg homok és bokros szavanna borítja. Ellentétben a Gemsbok-kal itt vannak kiépített kempinghelyekből négy is található, igaz az ellátásról itt is teljes egészében a látogatónak kell gondoskodnia.

Moremi Vadvédelmi Terület
Moremi (Moremi Game Reserve) 4871 négyzetkilométernyi területet foglal el az Okawango-delta keleti felében, ami a delta körülbelül 20%-át jelenti. Az egyik legszebb tájnak tartják, hisz kis területen váltakozik az sűrű erdő, az akáciaerdő, a lagúnák vidéke és a  folyóvízi síkság. Ez a változatosság természetesen az állat -és növényvilágot is sokszínűvé teszi.
A madarak közül meg kell említeni a vízimadarakat, a kócsagokat, gémeket, kacsákat és libákat.
Az állandóan jelen levő víz miatt főleg a száraz időszakban van itt nagyszámú állatállomány.
Elefántok, bivalyok, zsiráfok, oroszlánok, hiénák, sakálok, az antilopok összes fajtája, mind-mind megtalálható itt.

A szállásterületek a folyó kis szigetein találhatóak, így védettek az állatoktól és az állatokat se zavarják az emberek. Épp emiatt itt kifejezetten nagy veszélyt jelent a malária, erősen ajánlott a malária elleni gyógyszerezés.

További információk
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Христиан Фридрих Синтенис (; 12 марта 1750, Цербст — 31 января 1820, Цербст) — немецкий писатель и богослов.

Сын Иоганна Христиана Синтениса. 27 мая 1767 года поступил в Виттенбергский университет, где до 1770 года учился теологии и философии. В 1772 году — помощник проповедника в Нидерлепте (район Нуты), в следующем году стал пастором в Борнуме. Позже был диаконом в Церкви Св. Троицы в Цербсте с чином асессора консистории. В 1774 году женился на дочери казначея Шрётера. В 1787 году был заместителем пастора Кёзелица Церкви Св. Троицы, с 1792 года стал единственным пастором церкви, кем и оставался до 1820 года. Напечатал около 50 романов, сборников речей, сочинений по моральным, богословским и педагогическим вопросам, в которых выступал горячим защитником рационализма в религии и жизни. Два главных его сочиенения: «Elpizon» и «Pistenon» в своё время были очень популярны.

Произведения

 Trakimor, oder das goldene Land, в 2 томах, Лейпциг 1787/88; возможно перевод
 Theodor, в 2 томах, Берлин 1786
 Elpizon, oder über meine Fortdauer im Tode., часть 1; Данциг 1795, часть 2; Цербст 1804 и часть 3; Лейпциг 1806
 Der Mensch im Umkreis seiner Pflichten., в 2 томах, Лейпциг 1804 и 1807
 Vater Roderich unter seinen Kindern, Виттенберг 1783, Лейпциг 1817
 Menschenfreuden aus meinem Garten in Zerbst, Франкфурт-на-Майне, Лейпциг 1778
 Hallo glücklicher Abend, Лейпциг 1783, 1787
 Robert und Elise, в 2 частях Лейпциг 1786
 Flemmings Geschichte, в 3 частях Лейпциг 1789-92
 Stunden für die Ewigkeit gelebt, Берлин 1791/92
 Briefe über die wichtigsten Gegenstände der Menschheit, в 4 томах, Лейпциг 1794-98.
 Dialogen des Küsters Ehrentraut mit den Honoratioren seines Dorfes, в 2 частях, Берлин 1796
 Sonntagsbuch zur Beförderung wahrer Erbauung zu Hause., в 5 частях Лейпциг 1801—1803, 1813.
 Oswald, der Greis oder mein letzter Glaube., Лейпциг 1813,1820

Литература
 Friedrich Wilhelm von Schütz. C. F. Sintenis Leben und Wirken, als Mensch, Schriftsteller und Kanzelredner. Eine biographische Skizze mit Hinsicht auf mehrere seiner Schriften / herausgegeben von F. W. von Schütz. — Zerbst: Adolph Friedrich von Schütz, 1820.

Ссылки

Выпускники Галле-Виттенбергского университета
Богословы Германии
Писатели Германии


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The International Trade Commission is to investigate allegations made by HTC that Apple infringes its technology and as a result ban the US sale and import of iPhones, iPads and iPods.
In a complaint filed in May, HTC claimed that Apple infringed five of its patents, in particular relating to phone directory hardware and software and power management technology.
It asked the International Trade Commission to ban imports of Apple's products. The move followed on the heels of Apple suing HTC for the same reasons.
The suit taken by Apple is being seen as an indirect but strategic attack on Google, whose Android operating system is powering top selling devices from HTC, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Sony Ericsson.
Speaking to siliconrepublic.com recently, US patent investor Erich Spangenberg who has fought many similar patent battles said: "Apple thought the iPhone would have a 10-year life and are disappointed other people are muscling in on the touchscreen smartphone business.
"I think it's curious they're going after HTC when really it is a fight about Google. Either way, the iPhone was a significant investment for Apple and they're right to protect it," Spangenberg said.


I'm proud to have been a part of three important events at NCTE in Houston in mid-November. The first was that I, along with a number of accomplished scholars in the field of English Education concerned with climate change, drafted and submitted a resolution on Climate Change for debate. You can read a complete draft of the original resolution HERE. This draft was submitted in October and significantly revised by the NCTE Resolutions Committee, and their version of the draft was overwhelmingly approved on Friday, Nov. 16th. We are hopefully awaiting final approval by the NCTE Executive Committee in the coming months, and I will update this post soon with details.
Additionally, I presented during a roundtable session on Friday organized by Allen Webb entitled "Teaching Climate Change in English." CLICK HERE for the wiki-page developed by presenters from the session — see sidebar on the right for pages and notes from each presenter. My talk was entitled "Writing Sustainability: Bridging EcoLiteracy Research and Composition," about my teaching a freshman composition course around the theme of sustainability. My handout can be found HERE.
The other major climate change-related event I had the pleasure to participate in was that NCTE's English Language Arts Teacher Educators (ELATE, formerly CEE) formally approved a commission related to Climate Change and English Education. We met on Friday and Saturday and begin drafting a mission statement and action items for the group. Rich Novack (high school teacher in Connecticut and PhD student at Teachers College) and I agreed to co-chair the commission. We also immediately sought a slight name change to "Commission on Climate Change and the Environment in English Education" (or c3e3) in order to expand both the reach and the scope of the commission's work. As a newly formed commission, we are hoping to make connections across the other ELATE Commissions to show the interrelated nature of the c3e3 approach with social justice, the arts and poetry, digital literacies, young adult literature, and everyday advocacy, just to name a few. More details about c3e3 will be posted here soon!
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on December 5, 2018 by rmayo3.


This is an easy and healthy 3 ingredient dough recipe that is perfect for making healthy Pizzas, Buns, Bagels and more. It's even WW (Weight Watcher) approved and macro friendly!
As someone who doesn't get to enjoy a lot of bread like items due to allergies/sensitives, I was stoked to find this easy and healthy dough recipe! It is so versatile for making many different items. Plus it's easy, healthy and only has 3 ingredients! It's a busy woman's go to! Check it out below!
I decided to try this when I saw my girl Mallory Ervin make this on her YouTube channel. I was thinking how easy, delicious and indulgent with out the guilt it looked. So I had to try it out ASAP!
Making homemade healthy pizzas with this easy 3 ingredient dough was the first recipe to try!
My boys love to make homemade pizza's on the weekend, and while I love the time with them in the kitchen. The thought of Pizza has never really gotten me excited. It's not my favorite thing to eat (I know gasp!) Plus I always end up with a gut ache. I've gotten to where I just avoid it. I'm more of an antipasto salad kind of girl.
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Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN): Investing has never been easier
By Sarah Baker
For the readers interested in the stock health of Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN). It is currently valued at $14.19. When the transactions were called off in the previous session, Stock hit the highs of $14.40, after setting-off with the price of $14.36. Company's stock value dipped to $14.19 during the trading on the day. When the trading was stopped its value was $14.41.Recently in News on December 13, 2021, Construction Commences on $3 Billion 66-Acre Master-Planned Mixed-Use Community in the Heart of Austin's Second Downtown. Master developer breaks ground on phase one and rebrands the community as Uptown ATX. You can read further details here
Brandywine Realty Trust had a pretty favorable run when it comes to the market performance. The 1-year high price for the company's stock is recorded $14.88 on 01/07/22, with the lowest value was $13.47 for the same time period, recorded on 01/03/22.
Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN) full year performance was 21.70%
Price records that include history of low and high prices in the period of 52 weeks can tell a lot about the stock's existing status and the future performance. Presently, Brandywine Realty Trust shares are logging -6.43% during the 52-week period from high price, and 33.49% higher than the lowest price point for the same timeframe. The stock's price range for the 52-week period managed to maintain the performance between $10.63 and $15.16.
The company's shares, operating in the sector of Real Estate managed to top a trading volume set approximately around 2172061 for the day, which was evidently higher, when compared to the average daily volumes of the shares.
When it comes to the year-to-date metrics, the Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN) recorded performance in the market was 5.74%, having the revenues showcasing 1.21% on a quarterly basis in comparison with the same period year before. At the time of this writing, the total market value of the company is set at 2.38B, as it employees total of 341 workers.
Specialists analysis on Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN)
During the last month, 2 analysts gave the Brandywine Realty Trust a BUY rating, 0 of the polled analysts branded the stock as an OVERWEIGHT, 4 analysts were recommending to HOLD this stock, 1 of them gave the stock UNDERWEIGHT rating, and 0 of the polled analysts provided SELL rating.
According to the data provided on Barchart.com, the moving average of the company in the 100-day period was set at 13.77, with a change in the price was noted +0.69. In a similar fashion, Brandywine Realty Trust posted a movement of +5.11% for the period of last 100 days, recording 1,693,321 in trading volumes.
Total Debt to Equity Ratio (D/E) can also provide valuable insight into the company's financial health and market status. The debt to equity ratio can be calculated by dividing the present total liabilities of a company by shareholders' equity. Debt to Equity thus makes a valuable metrics that describes the debt, company is using in order to support assets, correlating with the value of shareholders' equity The total Debt to Equity ratio for BDN is recording 1.07 at the time of this writing. In addition, long term Debt to Equity ratio is set at 1.07.
Trends and Technical analysis: Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN)
Raw Stochastic average of Brandywine Realty Trust in the period of last 50 days is set at 67.61%. The result represents improvement in oppose to Raw Stochastic average for the period of the last 20 days, recording 66.83%. In the last 20 days, the company's Stochastic %K was 76.60% and its Stochastic %D was recorded 83.49%.
Now, considering the stocks previous presentation, multiple moving trends are noted. Year-to-date Price performance of the company's stock appears to be pessimistic, given the fact the metric is recording 5.74%. Additionally, trading for the stock in the period of the last six months notably improved by 1.14%, alongside a boost of 21.70% for the period of the last 12 months. The shares increased approximately by 0.14% in the 7-day charts and went down by 6.69% in the period of the last 30 days. Common stock shares were driven by 1.21% during last recorded quarter.
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Anya Taylor-Joy travels back in time in thriller 'Last Night in Soho' | Inquirer Entertainment
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Anya Taylor-Joy travels back in time in thriller 'Last Night in Soho'
Reuters / 12:50 PM September 05, 2021
The 78th Venice Film Festival. Photo call for "Last Night In Soho" out of competition, Venice, Italy, Sept. 4, 2021. Actor Anya Taylor-Joy poses. Image: Reuters/Yara Nardi
VENICE — British filmmaker Edgar Wright said he drew inspiration from the likes of Alfred Hitchcock and Italian horror director Dario Argento to depict the dark side of London in his psychological thriller "Last Night in Soho."
The film, premiering out of competition at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, follows Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie), a student enamored with the 1960s who heads to London from the countryside intent on becoming a fashion designer.
But her dream fast turns into a neon-drenched nightmare as she finds herself transported back to the decade and inhabiting the life of Sandie, an aspiring singer played by "The Queen's Gambit" star Anya Taylor-Joy.
Wright, who started working on the idea more than a decade ago, called the film a "dark valentine to Soho," the central London area where most of the action takes place.
While he asked audiences in Venice not to reveal too much about the plot ahead of the film's release late next month, he told reporters his movie sought to show it is "dangerous to romanticize the past".
"I love London, but there's a lot to fear about it as well, so you have a conflicted relationship with the city … (Bad) things that are happening now were happening then," Wright said.
The film nonetheless pays tribute to the style, fashion and music of the Swinging Sixties, with "An Education" costume designer Odile Dicks-Mireaux helping recreate the atmosphere.
Alongside Wright's favorites from the period, the soundtrack includes a new take on Petula Clark's "Downtown," sung by Taylor-Joy in an audition scene.
The film also features an elaborate choreography of dream-like mirror work between the two main characters, deliberately making it hard for viewers to tell reality from hallucination.
"Having something that requires such synchronicity between not just the two of us but the camera as well, we really had to be focused on the other individual," Taylor-Joy said.
She said that most of the mirror scenes were captured live on set as opposed to having visual effects reproduced in post-production. JB
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On this episode, we interview singer/songwriter, composer, producer, New York Times Best-Selling author, podcast host, and photographer, Ben Folds. Join us as we discuss songwriting, music therapy, advocacy, creativity, and his new podcast Lightning Bugs: Conversations with Ben Folds!
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Sudan army 'suspends' talks until roads cleared
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Sudan military calls for new talks – protest movement
Sudan protesters mass as stand-off with military drags on
Three year transition period agreed before Sudan elections
Once again, negotiations between protesters and Sudan's military fail
What does the Ethiopian-African Union mediated deal mean for Sudan?
Transitional Military Council suspends talks with protesters for 72 hours urging them to dismantle roadblocks in capital Khartoum, after they broke a deal on de-escalation.
Sudanese protesters celebrate after an agreement was reached with the military council to form a three-year transition period for transferring power to a full civilian administration, in Khartoum, early on May 15, 2019. (AFP)
Sudan's army ruler General Abdel Fattah al Burhan said that talks with protesters over installing a civil rule have been suspended for 72 hours, in a statement broadcast live on state television on Thursday.
"We decided to suspend the negotiations over civil rule for 72 hours to help prepare an atmosphere for completing the deal," Burhan said, demanding that protesters dismantle roadblocks in Khartoum, open bridges connecting the capital and other regions and "stop provoking security forces".
"The military council has suspended the talks. They asked us to dismantle barricades in parts of the capital," said Rashid al Sayid, a spokesman for the Alliance for Freedom and Change.
He was referring to barricades put up by demonstrators on some key roads that have angered the generals.
"The military council has told us that the protesters must dismantle the barricades and go back to the sit-in" out side the army complex where thousands have camped for weeks, Sayid said.
TRT World's Liz Maddock has more.
At least eight people wounded
Also on Wednesday, at least eight people were wounded by gunshots near a Khartoum sit-in, a spokesman for Sudan's protest movement and a witness said.
Protest leaders responded by urging people to join the demonstrators but to avoid clashes.
"Eight wounded from live bullets so far," Amjad Farid, a spokesman for the umbrella protest group the Alliance for Freedom and Change wrote on Facebook.
A witness told AFP that gunshots had been fired near the protest camp outside army headquarters in central Khartoum.
"There are gunshots in Nile Street and around the sit-in and we are seeing several wounded," said Mohamed Dahab, a volunteer at a field clinic at the protest camp.
New protests
The Sudanese Professionals Association, the group that launched the protest campaign against now-ousted leader Omar al Bashir initially in December, urged people to join the sit-in in support of those who have camped there round-the-clock for weeks.
"We call on everybody to join the sit-in immediately and support the protesters," the SPA, a group of doctors, engineers and teachers, said in a statement.
"We are calling on revolutionaries to restrain themselves, be calm and peaceful and avoid any confrontation or clash with any group whatever the circumstances," it said.
The latest violence comes hours ahead of crucial talks between Sudan's ruling military council and protest leaders, aimed at finalising the make-up of a new body to govern for a three-year transition period.


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How technology is changing end of life planning
The inevitability of death has created a sector which monetises every step along the way. From writing a Will to burying your loved ones or holding a funeral or memorial service - death doesn't come cheap in 2021. But the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic unintentionally created a groundswell for change in the archaic and outdated industry - just in time for those of us struggling to make ends meet.
Louise Ayling
Copywriter & Content Developer
The last 24 months turned the death industry on its head in a way the sector has never experienced before. The isolation caused by the global pandemic has forced Australians young and old to confront their own mortality and turn to technology to plan their estate, deal with grief when losing loved ones, and begin thinking about the legacy that they will be leaving behind. But before we get into what has changed in the sector, let's take a look at how and why it's broken.
An introduction to the death industry in Australia
The average cost of a burial in the 'lucky country' now sits at around $19,000 according to multiple sources within the industry. With one person dying every 3 minutes and 12 seconds, it's a lucrative industry with little incentive to change. Data from Ibisworld calculates the sector is worth a whopping $1.6 billion in Australia. It's no wonder the opportunity to get a share of that money has turned the industry into a battleground akin to Netflix's popular Korean game show the Squid Game.
So, what makes up this $1.6billion industry? Well, those figures only relate to what happens after death. We're talking funerals, cremation and burial. But this huge figure only captures a tiny piece of the overall pie. What about the other services surrounding preparing for and dealing with death when it happens? That part of the death industry is referred to as Estate planning, and it constitutes wills, probate and estate administration. This in itself is a multi-billion dollar industry, and has typically been the domain of traditional legal service providers.. So when we think about the death care sector we usually think about it in two parts - legal logistics and burial and funeral arrangements.
Who is running the show?
So this is a sector that annually turns over billions of dollars. While that doesn't in and of itself make the industry a shoddy one, the way the money changes hands and the often predatory pricing at moments of substantial grief for surviving loved ones has sullied the industry's reputation. On the Estate Planning side, the sector is dominated by lawyers who charge high hourly rates, commissions that are taken as a percentage of the entire estate left by the deceased, and often annual fees that can last for years and erode the life's work of the person who has passed away. Even the government-owned Public Trustees have notoriously poor reputations and levels of customer service. It's also those supposedly impartial providers which are increasingly under investigation for unethical practices and profiting off the vulnerable.
Meanwhile in the funerals and burial space it is funeral directors who are getting the biggest cut. Out of the $19,000 price tag for a traditional burial they are charging upwards of $3,000 as 'service fees'. Data from Ibisworld estimates their fees alone may make up 39% of the total cost of a burial. Not only this, but up until the past few years the market has operated like a monopoly. Australia's largest funeral provider Invocare has dominated the funeral space. The company owns and operates 40 brands across Australia including White Lady, Guardian and Simplicity and have a 34% share of the funeral market.
"I think there's a lack of competition when we've got one very, very dominant player and most of the competition that they face is small, family-owned businesses or much smaller operations," University of Sydney academic Sandra van der Laan told ABC news. Meanwhile, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is actively keeping an eye on the funeral sector. "There are many sectors where there isn't a lot of competition and they are sectors we do need to actively monitor and that's what we're doing," ACCC chairman Rod Sims said. "The funeral sector is definitely one that's on our radar."
This lack of competition, concerns around affordability and the onset of the global pandemic created a perfect storm for change in the industry. The sector was basically forced online when COVID-19 hit in Australia and the government issued stay-at-home orders. Funerals were limited to ten people- including the person conducting the service - so video streaming services were set up so people could still attend from their homes. Even though they weren't physically present, guests could even participate in these services by presenting a eulogy or singing a song.
At the same time the Estate planning side of the industry adopted technology to continue offering services to customers. Consultations with lawyers and Public Trustees around creating a Will moved to online video conferencing. While law firms and funeral providers created online chat functions and teleconferencing options to abide with COVID-19 restrictions.
In the background while services were shifting online, so too were the businesses providing those services. Startups began popping up all over the place in the death industry - offering everything from will creation and probate services to funeral, cremation and burial services. Tech companies like Safewill, founded by Adam Lubofsky and Dan Bennett, are changing the way Australians think about and plan for death.
Safewill was founded in 2019 to shake up the end of life sector by two former lawyers keen to turn this traditional industry on its head. With over 60% of Australians at risk of dying without a Will, Safewill's mission was to create an easy to use and accessible end of life planning platform guided by technology and affordability. Instead of paying between $1000 - $5000 for even a simple Will with a lawyer, Safewill charges just $160 and the entire process is done online.
The platform is the polar opposite to the old guard which has been built on expensive fees and complicated, paper-based processes. Safewill uses artificial intelligence to vary what questions it asks customers and allows the creation of a unique and legally valid Will which can be updated at any time without visiting a lawyer's office.
The vision behind this company was an emphasis on making the process simple, affordable and accessible for Australians. Safewill CEO and co-founder Adam Lubofsky was driven to change the industry as a result of a personal experience. "I started thinking about Wills when a friend of mine passed away unexpectedly without a Will. It was emotionally overwhelming, and was then followed by a difficult and complex legal process that could have easily been avoided."
As a young founder disrupting a very traditional industry, Adam believes that the culture around end of life planning is fast changing, and is becoming more accessible to younger Australians too: "Our aim was to modernise attitudes towards death. The superstitions and taboos around talking about death are quickly being dispelled, and we wanted to lead that charge - Wills & estate plans should be discussed openly to avoid surprises when the inevitable arrives, and bring closure and dignity to the deceased and their family."
Co-founder and director Dan Bennett believes the sector is at the cusp of major change. "This is really a modernisation of what is a pretty archaic process and document, and as technology investors, it's a bit of a holy grail to find an industry that really hasn't changed in 200 or 300 years,' he said.
Other investors see the potential too. The startup has just secured $3 million in Series A funding led by Westpac's Reinventure Group to expand operations into the end of life space. The company has the support of the likes of former Perpetual & MLC CEO Geoff Lloyd, Wesfarmers Director Mike Roche, and John Gowing of the Gowing Group, who believes so much in the company he is a director of the board.
The death industry is facing a major overhaul at the hands of technology and it's likely to continue changing and growing into the 20s. New competition, new service offerings and new operating models are pushing old-school providers into the background. The sector will need to adapt to meet the needs of Australians and keep up with the new competitors operating in the online space.
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Gert Riethmüller (* 1934 in Uder) ist emeritierter Professor am Institut für Immunologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.

Akademischer und beruflicher Werdegang
Gert Riethmüller wurde in Uder/Heiligenstadt im Eichsfeld (Thüringen) geboren. 1951 begann er das Studium der Medizin in Frankfurt. Er setzte es in Freiburg, Basel (Schweiz) und Jerusalem (Israel) fort und absolvierte 1961 das Staatsexamen Medizin. Es folgten Auslandsaufenthalte 1962 bis 1964 (NATO-Stipendium für Proteinchemie, Institut für Biochemie, Universität Wien) sowie ein "Volkswagen-Stipendium"  in den USA an der New York University (NYU).
Seine Ausbildung in der Inneren Medizin fand von 1965 bis 1970 an der Universität Tübingen statt. Er habilitierte sich 1971 in Tübingen und war ab 1977 Direktor des Instituts für Immunologie an der Universität München. Er beschäftigte sich vor allem mit der Mikrometastasierung von Tumoren, also der Ausstreuung von einzelnen bösartigen Krebszellen und der Entwicklung von therapeutisch einsetzbaren Antikörpern im Bereich der immunologischen und neoplastischen Krankheiten.

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Ehrendoktorwürde der medizinischen Fakultät Greifswald
Ehrendoktorwürde der medizinischen Hochschule Hannover
Meyenburg-Preis (1994)
Robert Pfleger-Forschungspreis (1996)
 Korrespondierendes Mitglied der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (1999)
Ernst-Jung-Medaille für Medizin in Gold (2000)
Deutsche Krebshilfe Preis (2016)
Gerhard-Domagk-Preis

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Immunologe
Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
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Ehrendoktor der Medizinischen Universität Hannover
Korrespondierendes Mitglied der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
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SIBU: The integrity, independence and efficiency of enforcement agencies are the most important factors towards curbing corruption and other commercial crimes, says Wong Ching Yong, a chartered accountant by profession.
He gave this view today when commenting on Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's statement that the government is to propose the inclusion of a provision in the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act to show the real beneficiary owners in companies.
Dr Mahathir reportedly said the provision would enable the MACC to identify the real owners of any interest during their investigation, adding that this was one of the matters decided upon at a meeting of the Special Cabinet Committee on Anti-Corruption which he chaired at Perdana Putra on Thursday.
The Prime Minister had also said that though the owners had used the names of others, the evidence would be found and action taken against the real owners.
On this, Wong said: "Today (Thursday), the Prime Minister disclosed that the government is to propose the inclusion of a provision in the MACC Act to show the real beneficiary owners in companies.
He pointed out that presently, the authorities fight financial crimes under the Penal Code, the Companies Act 1965/2016, and the Dangerous Drugs (Forfeiture of Property) Act 1988, the Anti Corruption Act 1997, MACC Act 2009, Penal Code (Act 574), Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009, Income Tax Act 1967, Capital Market and Services Act 2007, and the Financial Services Act 2013.
"The most important factors to eradicate corruption and other financial crimes are the integrity, independence and efficiency of the enforcement agencies such as the police, Public Prosecutors, AG Chambers, MACC and the judiciary system among others," noted Wong, who is SUPP Dudong chairman.
It is suggested that if the Pakatan Harapan (PH) (government) is sincere and serious in its intention to include a provision in the MACC Act to show the real beneficiary owners in companies, the proposed provision shall apply retrospectively, Wong added.
"In 2016, the MACC seized RM114 million from the homes of a director and his deputy of an important statutory body in Sabah. The money was stashed in their homes and the boot of a car. MACC investigators also seized jewellery and 127 land titles valued at RM30 million.
"If the new provision is applicable retrospectively, the real owners of the above cash, jewellery and land may be surfaced," he said.
Meanwhile, Dr Mahathir had said Thursday's meeting discussed, among others, education as a means of producing a generation of integrity and of noble character in the aspect of human governance and character building.


Notes: Program gave me an error during installation, yet continued to install anyway. The benchmark main menu has three tests: Normal, Max and Min. Also known as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms Online."
Sangokushi is the long-running turn-based strategy game series, first released in 1985. Sangokushi Online adds MMO and RTS elements to the gameplay. The benchmark sees various scenes of battle between two forces. Impressive character models considering the number of them onscreen. Sound volume is quite soft. Long running time. Recommended.


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Andrew Lawrence Crofts (Chatham, Kent, Inglaterra; 29 de mayo de 1984) es un exfutbolista y entrenador galés. Es segundo entrenador en el Brighton & Hove Albion desde 2022.

Como futbolista, se desempeñaba de centrocampista y pasó su carrera en clubes de Inglaterra, disputando una temporada de Premier League con el Norwich City en 2011-12. Fue internacional absoluto por la  entre 2005 y 2017, disputando 29 encuentros.

Empezó su carrera en el Gillingham, debutó en la Liga local a la edad de 16 años, e hizo 190 apariciones para el club. Pasó a préstamo al Peterborough y Wrexham durante la temporada 2008–09 y se unió al Brighton & Hove Albion en 2009. Después de una temporada exitosa en Brighton fue transferido al Norwich en 2010, antes de regeresar al club de la costa del sur en 2012.

Tras su retiro en el Brighton & Hove Albion en 2021, comenzó su carrera como entrenador en las inferiores del equipo.

Primeros años
Crofts nació en Chatham, Kent, y empezó a jugar al fútbol competitivo a la edad de seis años para un club en cercano, llamado Rainham. Entre las edades de 10 y 15 años se entrenó en las pruebas que organizó el club de la Premier League, el Chelsea.

Trayectoria

Gillingham
En septiembre de 2000, Crofts se unió al Gillingham y era una de las promesas en las canteras del equipo de reserva del club durante el 2000–01. Al final de la temporada, poco antes de su cumpleaños número 17, es incluido de sorpresa en el primer equipo en un partido en casa ante el Watford, e hizo su debut de Liga reemplazando a Marlon King. La temporada siguiente padece una rotura de ligamentos durante un partido del equipo reserva y se perdió varios partidos de la temporada. A pesar de que regresó temprano a los campos en 2002, su aparición en el primer equipo no vino hasta octubre, en un partido de Copa de la Liga contra el Stockport County. Finalmente se aseguró un lugar en el primer equipo hacia el fin de la temporada siguiente, participando regularmente durante marzo y abril de 2004.

Crofts tuvo un lugar en el primer equipo en la temporada 2004–05, jugando 27 partidos en la Premier, y anotando su primer gol en el club en una derrota ante el Brighton & Hove Albion el 26 de diciembre. En enero de 2005, firmó un contrato para mantenerle en el club hasta 2009. Fue excluido del equipo entre marzo y abril, pero estuvo presente en el último partido de la temporada, en un partido contra el Nottingham en el cual los "Gills" fueron relegados del Football League Championship, la segunda división del fútbol inglés, a la Football League One. En la 2005–06, hizo más apariciones que cualquier jugador en el Gillingham, perdiendo solo uno de los 46 partidos del equipo en League One. A pesar de que el equipo luchó en la liga, acabando en la mitad para abajo en la tabla, derrotaron al equipo de Premier League Portsmouth en la Copa de La Liga, con Crofts anotando el tanto que los haría ganadores del partido. La temporada siguiente, él juega 40 partidos y también marca ocho goles, su mejor media goleadora en una temporada individual, pero el Gillingham otra vez acabó la temporada en la mitad de la tabla. Hizo su aparición número 100 para el club el 18 de diciembre de 2006 en un partido contra el Bournemouth, y marcó un gol en el partido. Al final de la temporada,  ganó cuatro premios entre ellos al jugador del Año y fue bautizado Señor Gillingham por el entonces director técnico Ronnie Jepson. Crofts es elegido capitán del equipo en la temporada 2007–08, pero su equipo es relegado a League Two. En octubre se le retiró la capitanía, la cual fue dada dada a Barry Fuller. El director Mark Stimson declaró que sentía que la capitanía podría haber sido demasiada carga para Crofts, y tuvo un efecto negativo en su forma. Pronto después, el club hizo Crofts disponible para transferencia.

Peterborough Unido y Wrexham (préstamo)
En noviembre de 2008, el Peterborough United logró el préstamo de Crofts. Poco después regresó a Gillingham en enero siguiente, pero fue cedido otra vez, al Wrexham hasta el fin de la temporada. Hizo su debut el mismo día en una derrota 2–1 frente al Burton Albion. A su regreso a Gillingham, es liberado de su contrato.

Brighton & Hove Albion
El 29 de junio de 2009, Crofts se unió al Brighton & Hove Albion en un contrato de dos años. Su debut para ek Brighton fue durante la derrota en casa 1-0 ante el Walsall el 8 de agosto de 2009 y anotó su primer gol para el Brighton durante el 2–2 ante el Yeovil el 10 de octubre de 2009. Crofts fue elegido capitán por el entrenador Gus Poyet en la victoria 3–1 ante el Southampton. Crofts fue confirmado como capitán permanente a principios de enero de 2010.

Norwich
El 21 de mayo de 2010, el Norwich City anunció la adquisición de Crofts procedente Brighton, por una cantidad de £300,000. Firmó un trato de tres años en Carrow. El 6 de agosto de 2010, anotó en su debut contra el Watford. Su equipo logró la promoción a la Premier League en su primera temporada en el club.

Brighton & Hove Albion
Crofts fue transferido otra vez al Brighton en agosto de 2012.

Gillingham
Regresó al Gillingham el 19 de marzo de 2016, como préstamo hasta el final de la temporada.

Charlton Athletic
El 22 de julio de 2016 fichó por un año con Charlton Athletic. Anotó su primer gol para el club en el empate 1-1 contra el Southend United el 31 de diciembre de 2016. El 1 de septiembre de 2017 el club anunció el término del contrato del jugador por mutuo acuerdo.

Scunthorpe United
Crofts se unió al Scunthorpe United el 31 de agosto de 2017, firmando por un año con el club del Norte de Lincolnshire. El 18 de mayo de 2018 no se renovó su contrato.

Newport County
Fichó por un año por el Newport County el 26 de junio de 2018. Debutó el 4 de agosto en la derrota por 3-0 frente al Mansfield Town.

Yeovil Town
El 27 de junio de 2019, el Yeovil Town anunció su incorporación como jugador-entrenador.

Brighton & Hove Albion
Un mes después de su fichaje por el Yeovil Town, el Brighton & Hove Albion anunció su regreso para desempeñar el mismo rol en el equipo sub-23.

Como entrenador
Tras su retiro, el 5 de junio de 2021 Crofts fue nombrado entrenador del equipo sub-23 del Brighton & Hove Albion.

El 8 de septiembre de 2022, fue nombrado director técnico interino del primer equipo tras la salida de Graham Potter. Luego de la contratación de Roberto De Zerbi como nuevo entrenador del club, Crofts fue asignado al cuerpo técnico del primer equipo.

Selección nacional
Hizo su debut para el  contra  el 12 de octubre de 2005, reemplazando a Carl Fletcher. Al final del 2005, cuando John Toshack introdujo la política de promover jugadores jóvenes al equipo, Crofts tuvo dos apariciones, ambos como sustituto, contra  y Trinidad y Tobago.

Este fue incluido en la lista para una competencia internacional por primera vez en agosto de 2007 cuándo jugó los 90 minutos de un partido contra , pero volvió al banco para el de clasificación para la Euro 2008, en un partido contra .

Estadísticas
Al final de su carrera

Vida personal
Crofts es hincha del Chelsea y durante un tiempo compartió piso con el capitán John Terry. Durante el tiempo que era capitán del Gillingham, estuvo implicado en un gran número de acontecimientos de caridad, incluyendo una actuación como camarero en un Gillingham pub y presentándose con una camisa firmada a un seguidor adolescente con problemas en el cerebro. En enero de 2005, dedicó un gol a su abuela Lily, quién había muerto varios meses atrás.

Referencias

Futbolistas de Gales
Futbolistas de Inglaterra
Futbolistas del Gillingham Football Club
Futbolistas del Peterborough United Football Club
Futbolistas del Wrexham Football Club
Futbolistas del Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club
Futbolistas del Norwich City Football Club
Futbolistas del Charlton Athletic Football Club
Futbolistas del Scunthorpe United Football Club
Futbolistas del Newport County Association Football Club
Futbolistas del Yeovil Town Football Club
Futbolistas FA Premier League
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol de Gales
Entrenadores de fútbol de Inglaterra


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import * as nls from 'vs/nls';
import { IJSONSchema } from 'vs/base/common/jsonSchema';

import { Schemas } from 'vs/workbench/contrib/tasks/common/problemMatcher';

const schema: IJSONSchema = {
	definitions: {
		showOutputType: {
			type: 'string',
			enum: ['always', 'silent', 'never']
		},
		options: {
			type: 'object',
			description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.options', 'Additional command options'),
			properties: {
				cwd: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.options.cwd', 'The current working directory of the executed program or script. If omitted Code\'s current workspace root is used.')
				},
				env: {
					type: 'object',
					additionalProperties: {
						type: 'string'
					},
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.options.env', 'The environment of the executed program or shell. If omitted the parent process\' environment is used.')
				}
			},
			additionalProperties: {
				type: ['string', 'array', 'object']
			}
		},
		problemMatcherType: {
			oneOf: [
				{
					type: 'string',
					errorMessage: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matcherError', 'Unrecognized problem matcher. Is the extension that contributes this problem matcher installed?')
				},
				Schemas.LegacyProblemMatcher,
				{
					type: 'array',
					items: {
						anyOf: [
							{
								type: 'string',
								errorMessage: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matcherError', 'Unrecognized problem matcher. Is the extension that contributes this problem matcher installed?')
							},
							Schemas.LegacyProblemMatcher
						]
					}
				}
			]
		},
		shellConfiguration: {
			type: 'object',
			additionalProperties: false,
			description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.shellConfiguration', 'Configures the shell to be used.'),
			properties: {
				executable: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.shell.executable', 'The shell to be used.')
				},
				args: {
					type: 'array',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.shell.args', 'The shell arguments.'),
					items: {
						type: 'string'
					}
				}
			}
		},
		commandConfiguration: {
			type: 'object',
			additionalProperties: false,
			properties: {
				command: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.command', 'The command to be executed. Can be an external program or a shell command.')
				},
				args: {
					type: 'array',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.args', 'Arguments passed to the command when this task is invoked.'),
					items: {
						type: 'string'
					}
				},
				options: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/options'
				}
			}
		},
		taskDescription: {
			type: 'object',
			required: ['taskName'],
			additionalProperties: false,
			properties: {
				taskName: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.taskName', "The task's name")
				},
				command: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.command', 'The command to be executed. Can be an external program or a shell command.')
				},
				args: {
					type: 'array',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.args', 'Arguments passed to the command when this task is invoked.'),
					items: {
						type: 'string'
					}
				},
				options: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/options'
				},
				windows: {
					anyOf: [
						{
							$ref: '#/definitions/commandConfiguration',
							description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.windows', 'Windows specific command configuration'),
						},
						{
							properties: {
								problemMatcher: {
									$ref: '#/definitions/problemMatcherType',
									description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matchers', 'The problem matcher(s) to use. Can either be a string or a problem matcher definition or an array of strings and problem matchers.')
								}
							}
						}
					]
				},
				osx: {
					anyOf: [
						{
							$ref: '#/definitions/commandConfiguration',
							description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.mac', 'Mac specific command configuration')
						},
						{
							properties: {
								problemMatcher: {
									$ref: '#/definitions/problemMatcherType',
									description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matchers', 'The problem matcher(s) to use. Can either be a string or a problem matcher definition or an array of strings and problem matchers.')
								}
							}
						}
					]
				},
				linux: {
					anyOf: [
						{
							$ref: '#/definitions/commandConfiguration',
							description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.linux', 'Linux specific command configuration')
						},
						{
							properties: {
								problemMatcher: {
									$ref: '#/definitions/problemMatcherType',
									description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matchers', 'The problem matcher(s) to use. Can either be a string or a problem matcher definition or an array of strings and problem matchers.')
								}
							}
						}
					]
				},
				suppressTaskName: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.suppressTaskName', 'Controls whether the task name is added as an argument to the command. If omitted the globally defined value is used.'),
					default: true
				},
				showOutput: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/showOutputType',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.showOutput', 'Controls whether the output of the running task is shown or not. If omitted the globally defined value is used.')
				},
				echoCommand: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.echoCommand', 'Controls whether the executed command is echoed to the output. Default is false.'),
					default: true
				},
				isWatching: {
					type: 'boolean',
					deprecationMessage: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.watching.deprecation', 'Deprecated. Use isBackground instead.'),
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.watching', 'Whether the executed task is kept alive and is watching the file system.'),
					default: true
				},
				isBackground: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.background', 'Whether the executed task is kept alive and is running in the background.'),
					default: true
				},
				promptOnClose: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.promptOnClose', 'Whether the user is prompted when VS Code closes with a running task.'),
					default: false
				},
				isBuildCommand: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.build', 'Maps this task to Code\'s default build command.'),
					default: true
				},
				isTestCommand: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.test', 'Maps this task to Code\'s default test command.'),
					default: true
				},
				problemMatcher: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/problemMatcherType',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks.matchers', 'The problem matcher(s) to use. Can either be a string or a problem matcher definition or an array of strings and problem matchers.')
				}
			}
		},
		taskRunnerConfiguration: {
			type: 'object',
			required: [],
			properties: {
				command: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.command', 'The command to be executed. Can be an external program or a shell command.')
				},
				args: {
					type: 'array',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.args', 'Additional arguments passed to the command.'),
					items: {
						type: 'string'
					}
				},
				options: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/options'
				},
				showOutput: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/showOutputType',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.showOutput', 'Controls whether the output of the running task is shown or not. If omitted \'always\' is used.')
				},
				isWatching: {
					type: 'boolean',
					deprecationMessage: nls.localize('JsonSchema.watching.deprecation', 'Deprecated. Use isBackground instead.'),
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.watching', 'Whether the executed task is kept alive and is watching the file system.'),
					default: true
				},
				isBackground: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.background', 'Whether the executed task is kept alive and is running in the background.'),
					default: true
				},
				promptOnClose: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.promptOnClose', 'Whether the user is prompted when VS Code closes with a running background task.'),
					default: false
				},
				echoCommand: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.echoCommand', 'Controls whether the executed command is echoed to the output. Default is false.'),
					default: true
				},
				suppressTaskName: {
					type: 'boolean',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.suppressTaskName', 'Controls whether the task name is added as an argument to the command. Default is false.'),
					default: true
				},
				taskSelector: {
					type: 'string',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.taskSelector', 'Prefix to indicate that an argument is task.')
				},
				problemMatcher: {
					$ref: '#/definitions/problemMatcherType',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.matchers', 'The problem matcher(s) to use. Can either be a string or a problem matcher definition or an array of strings and problem matchers.')
				},
				tasks: {
					type: 'array',
					description: nls.localize('JsonSchema.tasks', 'The task configurations. Usually these are enrichments of task already defined in the external task runner.'),
					items: {
						type: 'object',
						$ref: '#/definitions/taskDescription'
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
};

export default schema;

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