Journalists, fear not Artificial Intelligence, for it may be the saviour of our trade, writes Maria Teresa Ronderos, Director of OSF's Programme on Independent Journalism.
Many large newsrooms and news agencies have, for some time, relegated sports, weather, stock exchange movements and corporate performance stories to computers. Surprisingly, machines can be more rigorous and comprehensive than some reporters.
Unlike many journalists who often single-source stories, software can import data from various sources, recognise trends and patterns and, using Natural Language Processing, put those trends into context, constructing sophisticated sentences with adjectives, metaphors and similes. Robots can now convincingly report on crowd emotions in a tight soccer match.
These developments are why many in the journalistic profession fear Artificial Intelligence will leave them without a job. But, if instead of fearing it, journalists embrace AI, it could become the saviour of the trade - making it possible for them to better cover the increasingly complex, globalised and information-rich world we live in.
Intelligent machines can turbo-power journalists' reporting, creativity and ability to engage audiences. Following predictable data patterns and programmed to "learn" variations in these patterns over time, an algorithm can help reporters arrange, sort and produce content at a speed never thought possible.
It can systematise data to find a missing link in an investigative story. It can identify trends and spot the outlier among millions of data points that could be the beginnings of a great scoop.
For example, nowadays, a media outlet can continuously feed public procurement data into an algorithm, which has the ability to cross-reference this data against companies sharing the same address. Perfecting this system could give reporters many clues as to where corruption may be happening in a given country.
Not only can intelligent computers analyse huge amounts of data to aid timely investigations, they can also help source and fact-check stories from the crowd to see if contributions are reliable.
According to a 2017 Tow Centre Report, several media outlets in the United States, are already using AI to fact-check. Reuters, for example, is using News Tracer to track breaking news on social media and verify the integrity of tweets.
Serenata de Amor, a group of technology enthusiasts and journalists from Brazil use a robot named Rosie, to track every reimbursement claimed by the country's congress people and highlight the reasons that make some of the expenditures suspicious.
There are many other ways in which algorithms are helping journalists: from making rough cuts of videos, to recognising voice patterns and identifying faces in a crowd. They can be programmed to chat with readers (chatbots) and answer queries.
The tricky part is that this process cannot happen without a human journalist present who, with a goal in mind, asks relevant questions about the data. Reporters and editors need to learn fast how these systems operate and how they can use them to enhance their journalism.
Most journalists in the world do not have access to a team of programmers, and data scientists, to help design and build their projects. Collaboration is the answer.
Small newsrooms and freelancers can make up for the lack of resources by teaming up with software developers, to help build a more permanent collaboration. They can also become perceptive in spotting the many open-source search and analytics tools available.
Communication between journalists and techies is not a given. It needs a lot of learning from both sides and some trial and error. With ongoing technological development, journalists now have an ever-expanding toolkit in which to hold power to account.
With this increased capacity to listen to their communities and identify their needs, it would be a tremendous waste not to try.
The Guardian's readers' editor, Paul Chadwick, writing about the relationship between journalism and Artificial Intelligence, proposes a new clause for the newspaper's code of ethics.
Journalists have to be aware that algorithms may lie or mislead. They have been programmed by humans, who have biases, and logical patterns may lead to the wrong conclusions.
This means journalists will always need to check results with their century-old verification techniques: crosschecking sources, comparing documents, doubting their findings.
Media should let its audience know what personal data it is collecting if it wants to remain credible.
Despite the powerful new toys allowing them to cater precisely to their audiences' taste, editors should also strive to inform users about what they don't want to know. The public interest is still the media's business and the key to its survival.
In the end, while it is true that AI enables journalism as never before, it is also true that this brings new challenges for learning and accountability.
Without journalistic clarity, all this technology will not lead to a well-informed society. Without ethics, intelligent technology could herald journalism's demise. Without clear purposes, transparent processes and the public interest as a compass, journalism will lose the credibility of people, no matter how many charts, bots and whistles you adorn it with.
Automated journalism: producing stories from data. Initially it was used in reporting on sports and financial news. It can free journalists from routine tasks, improving efficiency and cost-cutting. AP uses Wordsmith software to turn financial data into stories. Washington Post uses an in-house developed technology Heliograf for reporting on sports events and electoral race.
Organizing workflow: tracking down breaking news, aggregating and organising news using tags and links, moderating comments, and using automated voice transcription. The New York Times uses the Perspective API tool developed by Jigsaw (Alphabet) to moderate readers' comments. Reuters Connect platform for journalists displays all Reuters content, including the archive, and content from media partners around the world in real time.
Tracking news on social media: analysing real time and historical data, identify influencers and engaging with audiences. AP uses Newswhip to monitor social media trends and increase engagement.
Engaging with audiences: Quartz Bot studio's chatbot app allows users to text questions about news events, people, or places, and the app replies with content it believes is be relevant to them. Others include bots for Facebook Messenger such as Guardian. The BBC used bots to help cover the EU referendum. AfriBOT project, one of the Innovate Africa grant winners, by the European Journalism Centre and The Source (Namibia and Zimbabwe) are developing an open source newsbot "to help African news organisations deliver personalized news and engage more effectively with audiences via messaging platforms".
Automated fact-checking: allows journalists a speedy fact check of public statements or claims. Chequeabot is used by Chequeado in Argentina; Full Fact UKand partners are developing an automated fact-checking engine that "will spot claims that have already been fact-checked in new places; and it will automatically detect and check new claims using Natural Language Processing and structured data." The Duke Reporter's Lab in US developed the tool ClaimBuster to deliver politically meaningful claims to media and launched in 2017 a hub for automated fact-checking projects. Factmata in the UK is also developing an automated fact-checking tool. Read more about automated fact-checking.
Analysing large databases: software crunches data and look for patterns, changes or anything unusual. Reuters' Lynx Insight go through massive data sets and provides journalists with the results and background information. OCCRP's Crime Pattern Recognition uses technology that analyses large databases of documents for similar corruption related crimes and links between involved parties.
Image recognition: technology that recognises objects, places, human faces and even sentiment in images. The New York Times uses Amazon's Rekognition API to identify members of congress in photos. Any user can test Google's Vision APIimage recognition technology for free.
This article, written by Maria Teresa Ronderos, Director of the Programme on Independent Journalism (PIJ) of Open Society Foundations, first appeared in the PIJ newsletter and is republished with permission.


Pineapples, Mangoes taste even great when cooked in the right form…This is one of those kind of dish..It comes straight from kerala..And you all know that keralan dishes are the best ones..This dish is not a exceptional..It proved it uniqueness..
Amma actually sipped this gravy rather than eating it…This gravy has a sweeter tone rather than spicyness…So great for licking…Without any delay off you go to the step by step recipe with pictures..
Grind Coconut with cumin seeds to a smooth paste by adding some water.
Add chopped mangoes along with the seed in a kadai..Pour in 3 cups of water.
Add in turmeric powder,chilli powder,green chillies,salt and sugar in it..
Bring this to boil.Cook for 10 mins or until the mangoes are cooked..
Add in the ground masala in this and mix well..Simmer for 5 mins.
Now make seasoning by heating oil and add in mustard seeds and curry leaves..
Pour this over the gravy and mix well.
If you are wondering what is the near by dish..It is Mango Pachadi..Yes i was in a mango mood that day..
I have been following your blog for quite some time. All your recipes are very good and your presentation is very creative. Your clay kadai is very cool. Keep up the good work.
ur step by step pictures makes it very simple .
H Arathi, very nice recipe.
I add some thick beaten sour curd at the end ,be sure not to boil after adding the curd.
this will give u a sweet sour taste, n we call mambazha pulisseri.


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Clifton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Bedfordshire. The  original hundred of Clifton is named after it.

The original "hundred" comprised: The Parishes of Arlesey; Campton-Cum-Shefford; Chicksands; Clifton; Henlow; Holwell; Meppershall; part of Shillington; Lower Stondon; Little Holwell; Stotfold; Upper Stondon.

The first recorded reference to Clifton is in 944 when it is referred to as Cliftune. Clifton is also mentioned in the Domesday Book. The entry reads:

Cliftone: William de Cairon from Bishop of Lincoln, Eudo FitzHubert and Nigel d'Aubigny; Leofwin from St. Benedict's of Ramsey; Alwin from Countess Judith. 2 mills.

All Saints Church, built in the 14th and 15th centuries was heavily restored in the nineteenth century.

Clifton village is now a popular place to live as a consequence of its good transport links and proximity to the railway station at Arlesey.

Clifton was voted Bedfordshire Village of the Year in 2003, 2005 and 2009. It is today largely residential, but in the past it was a centre for straw plaiting. The original All Saints school was a "Straw Plait School" where children were expected to learn to plait straw from as young as four years of age. They would also be taught to read.

There was also once a small factory producing bottled drinks. Harwoods Mineral Water Factory
 operated from 1880 until 1947. Harwoods produced Hops Bitters, Cherry Cider, Stone Ginger Beer, Lime Juice and Soda, and Ginger Ale and sold them to the pubs and shops of all the surrounding villages.

Samuel Whitbread Academy is also located in the village of Clifton. Clifton was visited by the Queen and Prince Philip on 17 November 2006 as part of a visit to reopen the school.

Facilities in Clifton include a lower school, butcher, post office/village store and two public houses (The Golden Lion and The Admiral). There is also an Indian restaurant, garage, petrol station and a hairdresser. There is a small group of businesses located in converted farm buildings at Clifton Bury farm.

At the northern edge of the village is Clifton Cricket Club which plays at the Claybridge Ground.

Football is played at the Recreation ground. The Community Centre, with its large car park, is located at the Northern end of the Recreation Ground. All Saints' Church Hall is situated in Stanford Lane.

There is a duckpond in the centre of the village.

English actor Ben Whishaw was born and grew up in Clifton.

Geography
Clifton is located in the valley of the River Ivel which used to be navigable through the village. The highest point in the village is 62m above sea level at Hitchin Hill.

References

External links

Clifton pages at the Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service
 Village Web site
 Clifton Weather

Villages in Bedfordshire
Civil parishes in Bedfordshire
Central Bedfordshire District

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DeNovo Beverage is the first and only brewery based in Monmouth, Illinois. DeNovo is a latin phrase meaning to 'start from the beginning'. In turn, the logo mark incorporates the three essential ingredients for brewing beer; wheat, hops and water. Those 3 ingredients then fuse together to form a distinctive 'D', for DeNovo. In the future, those same icons can be broken out and used to form geometric patterns and shapes.
This is an ongoing brand project, so continue to check back often for updates as new beers and collateral roll out.


What should I do if I lose my Unifare Banglore Metro coral Debit Card?
Please contact ICICI Bank Customer Care to report the loss of your Debit Card. ICICI Bank will immediately block the Debit Card to avoid any misuse, and will replace the Debit Card with a new Debit Card. Please note, that the card will still be active for usage at Namma Metro. Also, please note that standard card reissuance charges may be levied in case of reissuance of lost/stolen or damaged Cards.
What will happen to the Namma Metro Transit Chip in case I wish to close my Debit Card, and get a regular Debit Card?
To close the Bangalore Metro Debit Card and to get a regular Debit Card, you will have to call our Customer Care. You will also need to deactivate the Auto Recharge facility on your Namma Metro Transit Chip by visiting the customer service window at any of the designated Bangalore Metro stations with your ICICI Bank Unifare Bangalore Metro Debit Card.
Simultaneously, a new request for a regular debit card will be taken and sent to your address. Standard re-issuance charges of the new debit card will be applicable.
Auto Recharge is a standing instruction facility on your ICICI Bank Unifare Bangalore Metro Coral Debit Card for recharging the Namma Metro Transit chip. In this facility the auto recharge amount is credited to the Namma Metro Transit chip automatically when the balance on the chip drops below the threshold limit. The Auto Recharge amount is Rs. 200 i.e. every time the balance on your Namma Metro Transit chip drops below a certain limit, Rs. 200 will be debited from your Bank Account and credited on the Namma Metro Transit chip.
What is threshold limit for ICICI bank Unifare Bangalore Metro Coral Debit Card?
Threshold limit is the balance amount (on the Namma Metro Transit chip) at which the auto recharge instruction will be executed automatically. The threshold limit is Rs. 100 i.e. when the balance on the Namma Metro Transit chip drops below Rs. 100, auto recharge amount of Rs. 200 will be credited to the Namma Metro Transit chip after automatic deduction from the Bank Account.
What happens if the Auto Top-Up facility on Unifare Cards remains unused for a long period of time in Unifare Banglore Metro Platinum Credit Card and Unifare Banglore Metro Coral Debit Card?


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Pirate Bay Releases 'Pirate Browser' to Thwart Censorship
August 10, 2013 by Ernesto Van der Sar
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The Pirate Bay is taking a stand against the increased censorship efforts it faces in several European countries. On its 10th anniversary the infamous BitTorrent site is releasing its "Pirate Browser," a fully functional web browser that allows people to access The Pirate Bay and other blocked sites just fine. The current release is Windows only but TorrentFreak is informed that Mac and Linux versions will follow soon.
The Pirate Bay is arguably the most censored website on the Internet.
Courts in the UK, the Netherlands, Italy and elsewhere have ordered Internet providers to block subscriber access to the torrent site, and more are expected to follow.
Up until now The Pirate Bay has encouraged users affected by the blackout to use proxy sites. However, on its 10th anniversary they are now releasing a special "PirateBrowser" which effectively bypasses any ISP blockade.
"It's a simple one-click browser that circumvents censorship and blockades and makes the site instantly available and accessible. No bundled ad-ware, toolbars or other crap, just a Pre-configured Firefox browser," The Pirate Bay explains.
The browser is based on Firefox 23 bundled with a Tor client and some proxy configurations to speed up loading. It is meant purely as a tool to circumvent censorship and unlike the Tor browser it doesn't provide any anonymity for its users.
"This browser is just to circumvent censorship, to remove limits on accessing sites governments don't want you to know about," The Pirate Bay notes.
PirateBrowser works like any other web browser and comes pre-loaded with several bookmarks for blocked sites, which aside from The Pirate Bay includes EZTV, KickassTorrents, Bitsnoop and H33T.
The browser also lists the alternative .onion addresses for both TPB and EZTV as backups to access these sites.
The Pirate Bay is not alone in its efforts to keep the Internet open and accessible. The Obama administration has spent millions of dollars on similar projects allowing citizens of oppressed regimes to access blocked websites, albeit for different reasons.
The Pirate Bay team informs TorrentFreak that "PirateBrowser" is just the first step in their efforts to fight web censorship. They are also working on a special BitTorrent-powered browser, which lets users store and distribute The Pirate Bay and other websites on their own.
In theory, this will allow sites to exist and update even without having a public facing website. As a result, it will be virtually impossible to block or shut them down. The first version of this new software is currently being tested but there is currently no firm launch date. More on that later.
In the meantime, the development of PirateBrowser will also continue. The current release is only available for the Windows platform but Mac and Linux versions will follow in the future.
VPNs: Russia Forces Google to Delete Masses of Links Amid Ukraine Invasion
March 9, 2022, 11:55 by Andy Maxwell
Steam Bans All Links to TorrentFreak News as "Potentially Malicious"
Japan Government Presents Pirate Website Blocking Proposals
September 18, 2018, 09:33 by Andy Maxwell

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Jay Rock and Kendrick Lamar have a decade of history together. When the Watts MC was the first artist out of the gate for Top Dawg Entertainment, it was his little homie from Compton that was often flanking him. In 2018, Kendrick is Hip-Hop's biggest star of the 2010s, and he is right beside Rock on "King's Dead," the latest look from TDE's upcoming Black Panther Soundtrack (February 9). Joined by Future, the song is lyrical spree. With the kind of menacing beat that is favored by TDE and Freebandz, all three artists dismiss life's nuisances while messing up some commas. Halfway through the song, the beat breaks entirely for Kendrick's closing verse. He waxes a different flow than Future Hendrix and the 90059 creator, respectively. The charging beat and confidence in the lyrics should be the perfect complement to Marvel's record-setter in pre-sales.
In addition to new music from Jay Rock, Kendrick, and Future's latest, the playlist features recent music from Eminem, Lute, Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, Statik Selektah, Brent Faiyaz, Jaden Smith, CyHi The Prynce, Scarface, Rapsody, Gucci Mane, Evidence, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Big K.R.I.T., Wu-Tang Clan, Nipsey Hussle, and a host of others.


since editorial photography's dominance in our cultural landscape diminished, the advertising world had to look elsewhere for inspiration. No longer can they count on their magazines to give them a hint on what type of photography is successful. Instead, they turned to the new trend indicator : Social media.
It will not be surprising, it is happening already, to see editorial photography influenced by brand photography. In an effort to keep pace with current trends, online and print publications are more and more looking into what works for brands and applying it to their spreads.
For now, we still live in a world slightly dominated by editorial photography, only because of cultural habits. But deeper, the evolution has already happened and is progressing with patient obstination.
Read The Article Here: Brands will define pro photography for the next decade. – Thoughts of a Bohemian.
I agree with what you are saying. With editorial work becoming more dominate in brand making and solidifying in todays industry, the ability to tell the story rather than delivering it is becoming more important.


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The 50-word elevator pitch
The 50-word elevator pitch:
Basic story elements and a two-sentence novel summary
Writing a 50-word summary is good to help you condense your thoughts and themes for your novel. This summary can be used when you pitch to editors or agents, and it can also be used in a query letter to an editor or agent.
Swain gives this excellent method to come up with a 2-sentence (or 50-word) summary of your novel. This can be done before you write it or afterward, whichever works best for your writing style.
This is similar to steps 1 and 2 of Randy Ingermanson's Snowflake method:
https://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/articles/snowflake-method/
Each novel typically has five basic story elements:
Character--Your protagonist or focal character. You can sometimes have two protagonists, but even then, often the story of one character is slightly more dominant than the other.
Situation--The troubling situation your character is stuck in that forces him to act.
Objective--What your character desires and strives for. It could be something he wants to retain/protect or attain, which is endangered.
Opponent--Your antagonist who works directly against your protagonist's objective. An antagonist who simply makes general "trouble" is not as vibrant a character as one who deliberately works against what your hero/heroine is working toward, someone who resists and fights back.
Disaster--The climax of your story, the Black Moment, the point at which everything is Hopelessly Lost.
You take these five elements and craft them into two simple sentences, and voila! You have a 10-second blurb to tell an agent or editor at a writer's conference that completely sums up your novel's plot.
Sentence one states character, situation, and objective. Sentence two is a yes/no question that asks if character can overcome opponent and disaster.
Character--Sydney Bristow, secret agent
Situation--Discovers she's been tricked into thinking she's working for the CIA when in truth it's a terrorist agency
Objective-- To topple the powerful organization called the Alliance by working as a double agent
Opponent--her boss Arvin Sloan, who has been a family friend for years, who lied to her about her job
Disaster--Sloane suspects her because she told her fiancé, and he had him killed.
After discovering she was tricked into thinking she's working for the CIA, agent Sydney Bristow becomes a double agent, determined to take down the terrorist group called the Alliance. But can she fool her boss Arvin Sloane when he kills her fiancé and suspects her enough to kill her?
There is also the "What If?" method:
One or two sentences asking "What if...?" to pique listener interest in the outcome of the storyline.
What if agent Sydney Bristow discovers her boss Arvin Sloane had tricked her into thinking she worked for the CIA and ordered her fiancé killed? And what if she now has to return to work for her lover's murderer as a double-agent in order to take down the terrorist group called the Alliance?
Please note: These are just a devices for writing a novel or summarizing it's main parts. They're not the only way to go about doing things, but either method can help a writer break down a story into basic elements.
Your turn! Write a two-sentence summary for your work in progress or a manuscript you've completed.
Next: Beginning Your Novel part one
NOTE: Information in this article is taken from the classic Techniques of the Selling Writer by Dwight V. Swain.
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Georgiana Daniels Fri Sep 15, 11:48:00 AM 2006
Thanks for pointing me here, Camy!
Write2ignite Tue Apr 15, 07:52:00 PM 2008
Great site, great info.
Anonymous Mon Oct 06, 11:28:00 AM 2008
Thanks, Camy, for the reminders of what works. I hate writing these - but it's like flossing. So important for the health of the MS. Thanks again for the prod.
~Katie V.
C A Rose Sun Oct 18, 05:36:00 PM 2009
Thanks. This is a wonderful way to breakdown the components of a pitch. It's still soooo hard to limit it to 50 words. I have a scheduled five minute pitch appointment with an agent in a few days. Any other words of advice?
Camy Tang Mon Oct 19, 01:33:00 AM 2009
This will be hard to do, but really try to make yourself relax. The more tense you are, the worse things end up coming out of your mouth. :)
cynfulcharm Mon Apr 26, 04:47:00 PM 2010
Thanks for using ALIAS as the example, I loved that show :)
Camy Tang Thu Apr 29, 01:22:00 AM 2010
I loved Alias too! LOL
Connie Almony Thu Jul 21, 07:55:00 AM 2011
Great tips! I'm printing them now. Hope to use them at the ACFW conference this year.
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Pachis Roberts Paces Lady Bulldogs to 11th -Straight Win
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Georgia guard/forward Pachis Roberts (11) during the Lady Bulldogs' game against the Tennessee Tech Lady Golden Eagles at Stegeman Coliseum on Monday, December 28, 2015, in Athens, Ga.
(Photo by John Kelley)
Behind a career-high 25 points from redshirt junior Pachis Roberts, the Georgia Lady Bulldog basketball team (12-1) closed out the nation's longest active non-conference home game winning streak with an 81-48 win over Tennessee Tech (4-9) on Monday in Stegeman Coliseum.
Now with 56-consecutive non-conference home wins, the victory gives the Lady Bulldogs an 11-game win streak heading into the Southeastern Conference slate.
Roberts tied a season high for the Lady Bulldogs with her 25 points, finishing the night 10-for-13 with an unblemished 5-for-5 mark from behind the arc. The Georgia native also posted five rebounds to go along with three assists and two steals.
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"When she knew she was starting, I told her this was an opportunity for her to give us energy coming into the game," said head coach Joni Taylor. "She always comes in and rebounds and can defend because she is a big guard. We were concerned where some three-pointers were going to come from with Tiaria (Griffin) not playing, and she answered that pretty quickly. She earned what she did tonight, so hopefully this will carry her into conference play on a good start."
Along with Roberts, senior Merritt Hempe and freshman Caliya Robinson recorded double-digit points with 12 and 10, respectively. Robinson and sophomore Mackenzie Engram each grabbed a team-best nine rebounds, as the Lady Bulldogs outrebounded the Golden Eagles 49-27.
Georgia led 21-3 after one-quarter of action, opening the contest with an 11-0 advantage thanks in part to Shacobia Barbee going 3-for-3 from the floor with seven points and three rebounds. TTU didn't make its first basket until five minutes in while the Lady Bulldogs ended the frame on a 6-0 run.
The lead increased to as much as 33 points in the second quarter, as a 13-0 spree capped by a three-point basket from Engram and a pair from Roberts brought the score to 39-6 with just over six minutes remaining. The Eagles had a 7-2 run of their own, but a Shanea Armbrister three-pointer with seven seconds remaining sent Georgia into the locker room up 50-19.
Adding on to her nine points from the first half, Roberts notched 12 of Georgia's first 15 points of the third quarter off of a perfect 5-for-5 shooting with two buckets from beyond the arc. The Lady Bulldogs added a quick seven points with two jumpers and a free throw from Robinson and Haley Clark converting a steal to a layup, extending the lead to 72-32 with under 30 seconds to go. TTU closed the quarter with three points, making it 72-35.
The Golden Eagles started the final quarter with momentum, as a streak of 4-for-5 from shooting range had TTU the closest it could get with a 31-point deficit. The SEC's leading defense then shut the visitors down with TTU hitting just one of its last eight shots of the game.
The Lady Bulldogs open SEC play next, traveling to College Station, Texas, to face No. 16 Texas A& M on Jan. 3. The game will air on SEC Network/WatchESPN with a five p.m. ET start time.
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Sebastián Fabricius (též Fabritius) (25. května 1625, Kutná Hora – 10. května 1681, Drážďany, Saské kurfiřtství) byl německý evangelický kněz a spisovatel působící v Horních Uhrách (dnešní Slovensko), autor barokní autobiografické prózy.

Život
Pocházel z německé měšťanské rodiny (jeho otec byl majitelem stříbrného dolu v Kutné Hoře). Absolvoval jezuitskou školu v rodném městě. Po otcově srmti je jeho matka tajně přivedla k luteránské církvi. Studoval v Německu v Regensburgu, Norimberku, Augsburgu a Ulmu, roku 1645 pokračoval ve studiích v Prešpurku (dnešní Bratislava) a roku 1649 byl vysvěcen na kněze. Nejprve působil letech 1648–1649 jako diakon v Ilavě a pak jako farář v Pravoticích, v Liptovskom Jáně (1651–1652), v Otrokovcích (1652–1661), v Csőváru v Dolních Uhrách (1662–1664), v Levoči (1664–1668), ve Spišských Vlachách (1668) a v Lodině (1668–1672). Roku 1672 odešel před náboženským pronásledováním do Německa, ke žil do roku 1689 v Žitavě a pak v Drážďanech, kde zemřel.

Dílo
Německy napsal autobiografickou prózu Spina pungens – Stachlichter Dorn (1679, Pichlavý trn), ve které popsal především svůj pobyt v Dolních Uhrách, které byly v té době pod tureckou nadvládou. Byl dobrým psychologem a pozorovatelem a dokázal velmi dobře zachytit duševní stavy lidí. Vyprávění oživoval napínavými a často i strašidelnými historkami, Ve vzpomínkách se vracel i do dětství a tyto části své knihy psal očima dítěte.

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy
 http://abart-full.artarchiv.cz/osoby.php?IDosoby=62939

Němečtí spisovatelé
Slovenští spisovatelé
Maďarští spisovatelé
Luteráni
Narození v roce 1625
Narození v Kutné Hoře
Úmrtí v roce 1681
Úmrtí v Drážďanech
Muži
Narození 25. května
Úmrtí 10. května


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Jewish Nobel Prize Winners Book Launch – Review by Sharon Ross
Jewish Nobel Prize Winner – talk by Derek Taylor
Spiro Ark are now hosting some of their events at Shromrei Hadath Synagogue in West Hampstead and, last week, I was privileged to attend a talk entitled 'Jewish Nobel Prize Winners' by esteemed author, Derek Taylor who has just published a book on the subject.
Not many people have the chutzpah to ask a Prime Minister to write a forward for their book, but Derek Taylor knew that he had a subject worthy of a Prime Ministerial musings when he did just that. The forward from Mrs May (the Prime Minister as I write today but tomorrow who knows?) suggests why she thinks that fact that Jews are only 0.2% of world population but Jewish laureates account for more than a fifth of all winners is a relevant story for Modern Britain today. As she says 'It is one that is all the more remarkable given the relatively small number of Jewish people in the world ….. and the unimaginable, unprecedented levels of discrimination, oppression and persecution they have been forced to overcome. For those of us who have dedicated our lives to the idea that opportunity and success should never be limited by either an individual's background or the prejudice of others, the story of the Jewish Nobel laureates is truly inspiring'.
In his talk, as well as his book, Taylor gave various explanations as to why there are such a high proportion of Jewish laureates. He argued that one reason was the centrality of learning to Judaism. In his book he quotes Elie Wiesel, who won the Peace Prize in 1986 who said that:
A passion for learning, unmatched in history, is the common heritage of Jews. The poorest of the Jews in my little town in Europe always saved money for a teacher. After all we still call Moses 'Moses our teacher.'
Taylor argued that even if they weren't religious themselves all Jews descend from orthodox families and the learning of the Talmud was central to the very core of the Jewish people.
He also argued that the Jewish history of persecution over millennia had impacted on the very characteristic of the Jewish people 'Well what do you do to survive if you're facing persecution and do not want to capitulate? You toughen up, you consider all the options, you become more determined, more bloody-minded if you like, more disciplined….You become accustomed to always looking for the opportunity that other's have missed.' These are all qualities, Taylor implies, that are needed to make you're a Nobel laureate.
In the Q & A after the talk Taylor was asked which Jewish laureate he thought had the most impact on the world and to my surprise he replied Ernst Boris Chain who won the prize 'for the discovery of penicillin and its curative effect in various infectious diseases'. I thought he would say the more widely known Eli Wiesel, Henry Kissinger or Milton Friedman. However, Taylor said that he answered this way because Chain had made a huge practical discovery which had saved millions of lives – it was not a theoretical discovery.
Later when I asked Taylor what was the most important thing he had learnt from writing the book he said that 'It confirmed my opinion that if you do your research, even complex scientific and economic thought can become clear'. Taylor was the first to admit that he didn't necessarily understand the theses of all the Nobel winners but I do think that after carrying out his thorough research of the interesting but complex phenomena of Jews and Nobel prize winners he was able to elucidate his theories as to why this exists in a clear way.
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Lemlem Hailu Techane (ur. 21 maja 2001) – etiopska lekkoatletka, biegaczka średniodystansowa, złota medalistka halowych mistrzostw świata w 2022.

Osiągnięcia sportowe
Specjalizuje się w biegu na 1500 metrów. Zwyciężyła na tym dystansie na mistrzostwach świata juniorów młodszych w 2017 w Nairobi i na afrykańskich igrzyskach młodzieży w 2018 w Algierze. Zdobyła brązowy medal w tej konkurencji na igrzyskach olimpijskich młodzieży w 2018 w Buenos Aires.

8 lutego 2020 podczas mityngu lekkoatletycznego Copernicus Cup w Toruniu ustanowiła halowy rekord świata juniorek w biegu na 1500 metrów z czasem 4:01,79, który następnie poprawiła 19 lutego 2021 w Liévin osiągając czas 4:01,57. Jest to aktualny (marzec 2022) halowy rekord świata w tej kategorii wiekowej.

Startując w konkurencji seniorek zdobyła brązowy medal w biegu na 1500 metrów na igrzyskach afrykańskich w 2019 w Rabacie. Odpadła w półfinale tej konkurencji na mistrzostwach świata w 2019 w Dosze oraz na igrzyskach olimpijskich w 2020 w Tokio.

Zwyciężyła w biegu na 3000 metrów na halowych mistrzostwach świata w 2022 w Belgradzie, wyprzedzając Elle Purrier St. Pierre ze Stanów Zjednoczonych i swą koleżankę z reprezentacji Etiopii Ejgayehu Taye.

Rekordy życiowe
Rekordy życiowe Hailu:
 bieg na 1500 metrów – 4:00,35 (8 czerwca 2021, Hengelo)
 bieg na 1500 metrów (hala) – 4:01,57 (5 lutego 2022, Liévin)
 bieg na 3000 metrów – 8:34,03 (3 maja 2019, Doha)
 bieg na 3000 metrów (hala) – 8:29,28 (24 lutego 2021, Madryt)
 bieg na 5000 metrów – 14:44,73 (27 maja 2022, Eugene)

Przypisy

Etiopscy średniodystansowcy
Etiopscy olimpijczycy
Lekkoatleci na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 2020
Urodzeni w 2001


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See, I have this terrible tendency to load up too much stuff on my plate. I can't say no.
Well, that's not true. I can and often do say no. But not often enough apparently, because strangely enough there are still only 24 hours in a day. Go figure. I'm getting better at learning how to delegate things to others. When it's something really important to me, like Pick Up Ax, it's still hard though.
I think it's turning me into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Boy. In the past week, I've auditioned for eleven graduate schools programs all around the country, and now Tosca is getting ready to open. Plus I'm busy with Ax as both actor and producer, and then there's the computer biz. After every project, I keep telling myself I'm going to take a week off and do absolutely nothing–after all, the down time is important too, right?–but I never do it.
The thing that really does it to me is the freebie (or close to it) web and graphics design work that I do for non-profit performing arts groups. I don't keep track of the time since time is not tax-deductible, but it's quite a bunch of hours I've racked up there, and they usually get racked up from midnight to 4 am. Not a prescription for good health (unless your Frank Sinatra, of course).
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The three new plays to be featured are each written by a female playwright.
PRINCETON, N.J.: McCarter Theatre Center has announced the lineup for its 2019 Spotlight New Play Festival.
The first play of the festival will be Alexis Scheer's Our Dear Dead Drug Lord (Jan. 25), a thriller about four high school girls whose seemingly harmless fun turns into something threatening when the limits of imagination are tested. Scheer will also direct the production.
Next up will be Untitled Aging Play (Jan. 28), written by Jiehae Park and directed by Knud Adams. A McCarter commission, the piece follows a couple exploring the effects of aging on their minds, bodies, and relationship.
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12 HARVARD STUDENTS RECEIVE RESEARCH FUNDING AND SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
Front: Emily Klein, Reine Rambert, Chichi Anyoku, Hannah Hoyt, Sophie Dover
Back: Kyle Miller, David Luberoff (JCHS Deputy Director), Anna Carlsson, Chris Herbert (JCHS Managing Director), Isaac Stein
(Not pictured: Erick Diaz, Margaret Haltom, Hangsoo Jeong, Samantha Saona)
CAMBRIDGE, MA - This summer, 12 research projects and student internships are being funded by the Joint Center for Housing Studies. The students are being funded through the Center's Gramlich Fellowship in Community and Economic Development, the Harvard Graduate School of Design's (GSD) Community Service Fellowship Program, and a Fellowship in Housing and Community Development for Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) students.
The Gramlich Fellows in Community and Economic Development will be working on research projects overseen by the Joint Center for Housing Studies and NeighborWorks® America. The fellows are:
Margaret Haltom, a Master in Urban Planning (MUP) student at the GSD, who will be exploring efforts to develop neighborhood resident leaders, with a particular focus on NeighborWorks' Community Leadership Institute initiative.
Hannah Hoyt, a Master in Architecture (M Arch) student at the GSD, who will be examining how non-profit entities might use design strategies to reduce the cost of building new housing in the communities that they serve.
The GSD Community Service Fellows are:
Anna Carlsson, a MUP/JD student, who will be researching community land trusts as part of NeighborWorks® America's new Shared Equity Housing Initiative.
Erick Diaz, a MUP student, who will be researching how policy-level tools can maximize affordable housing units at the California Housing Partnership.
Hangsoo Jeong, an M Arch student, who will be working with the Boston Planning & Development Agency on projects designed to enhance urban resilience.
Emily Klein, a MUP student, who will be working at the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development's Inclusionary Housing Unit on projects to better track, analyze, and communicate information related to the city's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing program.
Kyle Miller, a MUP/MPH student, who will be working with the Interagency Council on Housing and Homelessness in Boston to research and conduct data analysis on state initiatives addressing youth homelessness.
Samantha Saona, an MDes/ULE student, who will be working with the Urbanism and Infrastructure department of Corporación del Proyecto ENLACE in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on housing relocation for families affected by flooding, as well as the development of a new Infrastructural Master Plan for the Caño Martín Peña area.
Isaac Stein, an MLA/MDes student, who will be working with ReBuild Metro in Baltimore to study and analyze development potential for the Johnston Square neighborhood.
The HKS Fellows in Housing and Community Development are:
Chichi Anyoku, an MPP/MBA student, who will be working with the Real Estate Transaction Services division of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, assisting with managing, evaluating, and executing real estate development projects and transactions.
Sophie Dover, an MPP student, who will be working with Chrysalis, nonprofit in Los Angeles dedicated to creating pathways to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals, to provide strategic support on community engagement as well as on political and media strategy.
Reine Rambert, an MPP student, who will be working with Business and Professional People for the Public Interest, an independent public interest law and policy center in Chicago, on advancing innovative solutions to quality of life issues in the region.
Additional information about our fellowships and grants.
Media Contact: Kerry Donahue, (617) 495-7640, kerry_donahue@harvard.edu


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Manipulate the HTTP Vary header

## Installation

```sh
$ npm install vary
```

## API

```js
var vary = require('vary')
```

### vary(res, field)

Adds the given header `field` to the `Vary` response header of `res`.
This can be a string of a single field, a string of a valid `Vary`
header, or an array of multiple fields.

This will append the header if not already listed, otherwise leaves
it listed in the current location.

```js
// Append "Origin" to the Vary header of the response
vary(res, 'Origin')
```

### vary.append(header, field)

Adds the given header `field` to the `Vary` response header string `header`.
This can be a string of a single field, a string of a valid `Vary` header,
or an array of multiple fields.

This will append the header if not already listed, otherwise leaves
it listed in the current location. The new header string is returned.

```js
// Get header string appending "Origin" to "Accept, User-Agent"
vary.append('Accept, User-Agent', 'Origin')
```

## Examples

### Updating the Vary header when content is based on it

```js
var http = require('http')
var vary = require('vary')

http.createServer(function onRequest(req, res) {
  // about to user-agent sniff
  vary(res, 'User-Agent')

  var ua = req.headers['user-agent'] || ''
  var isMobile = /mobi|android|touch|mini/i.test(ua)

  // serve site, depending on isMobile
  res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html')
  res.end('You are (probably) ' + (isMobile ? '' : 'not ') + 'a mobile user')
})
```

## Testing

```sh
$ npm test
```

## License

[MIT](LICENSE)

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[node-version-url]: http://nodejs.org/download/
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