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What We Learned This Week: April 15-21
Posted on April 20, 2018 by everymoviehasalesson.
LESSON #1: LEAVE SOME THINGS TO MYSTERY— We've reached the final week of hype before Avengers: Infinity War. The anticipation is peaking, but so are the dumb think pieces and click bait articles trying to capitalize on the upcoming premiere. If I see another article asking where the Soul Stone is or a poll prognosticating which characters are most likely to die, it will be the umpteenth one and already too soon. They reach badly, kind of like this one talking about world domination. As I've preached before, let the film come to you. Pull off the tin-foil hats. Take a breath and soak it in. Have some patience. You've come this far. Don't ruin your good feelings with swimming too far into guessing games. Start avoiding reviews after Sunday's night's Hollywood premiere and Tuesday evening's press embargo. I promise you will enjoy the big opening more with more mystery and less overstimulation.
LESSON #2: COMIC BOOK ACTORS ARE NOT SELLOUTS— Speaking of Avengers: Infinity War, Guardians of the Galaxy star Zoe Saldana had the soapbox opportunity to clap back against the "elitists" out there that look down upon comic book films as comfort food trash and soulless acting. Her full statements are absolutely outstanding and must-read. She's not the first to have this stance in the nearly two decades of this peak comic book film era. More established and classical actors from comic book films, from Robert Redford and Kenneth Branagh to Patrick Stewart and Anthony Hopkins, have done this work for wonderful reasons like family connection, fan support, and as a door opener to more wider visibility and more opportunities. Why would anyone frown upon someone who wants to have fun while making money or have something their children and grandchildren can see them in? Those critical aren't elite people anymore. They are inflexible haters with lesser hearts.
LESSON #3: DUMB MOVIES DESERVE ROASTING AS LONG AS EVERYONE CAN KEEP A SENSE OF HUMOR ABOUT IT— I got a kick out of the story this week that Netflix finally got to return a little troll favor against popular scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson. On more than one occasion, NDT has enjoyed tweeting and pinpointing the scientific inaccuracies of films. Armageddon was one of his favorite targets and it is now on Netflix. For overly-committed fans of cheesy movies, Tyson's commentary has been labeled as "ruining" by whiny uneducated fanboys. I side with Tyson, though I enjoyed (see the article) the return rub of gamesmanship from Netflix. Movies like Armageddon are stupefying when taken seriously, so I, for one, appreciate the extra level of shared smarts. Good science fiction movies can make solid entertainment and still keep their science cred intact. That said, if the enjoyment level is present (and it is most of the time for the Armageddon crowd), it's OK to close the textbooks and kick back. It's good to see both sides laughing. Halle Berry did it years ago when she accepted her Razzie in person. Others can and should too.
LESSON #4: MOVIEPASS WAS DOOMED TO FAIL— Chalk this up in the "things that are too good to be true often are" column. Business reports are auditors revealed that MoviePass has lost money for its parent company in the nine-figure department. The original prediction was $7.4 million only to have that number balloon to over $150 million. Good golly, that's quite a haircut! The company claims it can become profitable by 2019, but it will require seeking other forms of revenue, especially with another price drop shrinking the profit margin. Good luck with that. Current members, skip past wait-and-see and enjoy the service while you can. You're getting a heck of a deal.
DON SHANAHAN is a Chicago-based film critic writing on his website Every Movie Has a Lesson. As an elementary educator by day, Don writes his movie reviews with life lessons in mind, from the serious to the farcical. He is a proud member and one of the founders of the Chicago Independent Film Critics Circle. As a contributor here on Feelin' Film, he's going to expand those lessons to current movie news and trends. Find "Every Movie Has a Lesson" on Facebook, Twitter, and Medium.
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Aaron's Top 100 Movies (2017 Edition)
Posted on April 24, 2017 by Aaron White.
I've always wanted to expand my favorite films list to 100 and my birthday seemed like the perfect time for doing so. With that, I present my list. It is ever changing. This list is a current reflection of my personal cinematic taste – what speaks to me emotionally, and those films that are just too so entertaining that all evaluation of their technical quality doesn't even matter. I've labored over this for quite some time and it was not an easy task, but I feel confident that the results are accurate. For today.
(For the purposes of this list, LotR: The Fellowship of the Ring and Before Sunrise represent their respective trilogy.)
This is my list. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
The Cabin in the Woods
Short Term 12
The Blair Witch Project
3:10 to Yuma
True Grit (2010)
Like it? Hate it? Think I'm crazy? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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House approves handing Obama fast-track power on trade
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June 18, 2015, 4:40 PM UTC
WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 17: (AFP OUT) U.S. President Barack Obama looks on during an investiture ceremony for Attorney General Loretta Lynch at the Warner Theatre on June 17, 2015 in Washington, DC. Lynch was officially sworn in by Vice President Joe Biden as the 83rd Attorney General of the United States on April 27, 2015. She is the first African-American woman to serve in the position. (Photo by Olivier Douliery - Pool/Getty Images)
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President Obama's trade agenda started clawing its way out of an early grave when the House on Thursday approved handing him fast-track authority to wrap up a sweeping Pacific Rim trade pact.
A Democratic revolt last Friday derailed the measure, but the White House now believes it's struck on a strategy to steer it to passage. The bill, which passed 218-208, gives the president the power to finalize negotiations on the 12-nation Trans Pacific Partnership and submit it for a simple up-or-down vote in Congress. In that sense, it's a vote that sets up another vote, but the White House has viewed it as essential to successfully completing work on the sprawling and complex deal.
The fast-track measure now heads to the Senate, which already approved it last month as part of a broader package. Republican leaders in Congress — allied with the administration in the trade fight — are still working out how to revive a second provision, crucial to securing Senate Democratic support and making good on a pledge to House Democrats, that extends aid to workers who lose their jobs due to expanded trade.
If free traders can clear that last hurdle, Obama's trade push will have executed a dramatic turnabout, from seemingly dead in the water less than a week ago to back on its feet and marching forward.


Social networking has been prodded and probed for its educational value but many educators have shied away from integrating public venues like Facebook into learning experiences. Ning, a social networking site that allows for the easy creation of *free* closed social networks, is becoming increasingly popular amongst educators. The recent publication of Educause Quarterly features an article about how a French Literature and Civilization in Translation course at the University of Connecticut utilized Ning to improve student success in many areas.
"I found Ning to be something very different than I have used before in a class. Here at UCONN, we have the discussion boards on HuskyCT, but with Ning we were able to add people from all over who shared an interest in French Literature. Also, we were able to decorate our personal pages with our specific interests. I would say seeing what other people wrote in their posts helped my writing. I could also see a different perspective on the topic which helped me by knowing what other writing styles students were using."
The students were required to enter the Ning network outside of class time and share required writing assignments in a social network setting. The collaborative learning environment of Ning resulted in increased accountability (over submitting assignments solely to a professor), improving the students' preparedness for class and strengthening the students' overall writing skills.
Have you used Ning or another social networking site to enhance your students' classroom or online learning? If so, please share how this research compares with your own experiences or reflect on your feedback about the article which you can read in its entirety here.


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Samuel Peralta Sosa was born on November 12th, 1968, in San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic. He was the 5th of 7 children growing up in a poverty stricken home. Sammy begun shining shoes, washing cars, & selling oranges to help his mother buy food and pay for family expenses.
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In the words of the esteemed Granny Weatherwax - faded dreams and blue jeans
20 November 2006 @ 10:29 am
In the words of the esteemed Granny Weatherwax
"I Aten't Dead"
I didn't fall asleep at the wheel on Thursday and die in a horrific (and improbable) car crash off the M8 involving an escaped reticulated python being beaten soundly by a small fluffy kitten. I've just been... away, mostly.
The good news - SPN rocked. Seriously, Crossroad Blues was a fantastic episode which is underscoring the meta-type thoughts I've been having lately about the season as a whole. And the promo for the next episode? Gnnh! (Again, spoilery speculation type thoughts that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere and which totally fit the thoughts I've been having about the show.) I should really put together these thoughts into a post at some point before too much longer..
The bad news. Torchwood can't do horror. Seriously, stick to Sci-Fi next time, please? The episode wasn't too bad I guess, although how much did it cry out for a character death? (I was thinking Ianto since it's the first time we've seen him outside of the confines of the dogsbody niche he's carved out for himself, but hey, what do I know about TV? Oh... that's right... *g*) But they really can't do horror.
The slightly odd news, amongst other tastes I was mostly a rock chick in my teens and early twenties. I mellowed out a lot over the last ten years and was more emo/indie/MotR lately. So why am I now listening to the Maiden and 'obtaining' the Alexisonfire CD? (And also peeved that I can't find the Enter Shikari track anywhere)? I blame television. (not that I want to blame anything, 'cause I have no problem with being a rock chick, but seriously, the soundtrack of SPN seeping into my head every week has got to be a big part of this, right?)
Kay, I'm off to write at least 5,000 words today. I have decreed it and it shall be so. </randomosity>
You are the Hanged Man
Self-sacrifice, Sacrifice, Devotion, Bound.
With the Hanged man there is often a sense of fatalism, waiting for something to happen. Or a fear of
loss from a situation, rather than gain.
The Hanged Man is perhaps the most fascinating card in the deck. It reflects the story of Odin who offered himself as a sacrifice in order to gain knowledge. Hanging from the world tree, wounded by a spear, given no bread or mead, he hung for nine days. On the last day, he saw on the ground runes that had fallen from the tree, understood their meaning, and, coming down, scooped them up for his own. All knowledge is to be found in these runes.
The Hanged Man, in similar fashion, is a card about suspension, not life or death. It signifies selflessness, sacrifice and prophecy. You make yourself vulnerable and in doing so, gain illumination. You see the world differently, with almost mystical insights.
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Ha! Y'know, The Benders is definitiely not one of the best episodes of SPN, but I'd rather watch it on a loop than see 'Countrycide' again... (Even the name of the episode is eye-roll-worthy!)
fresleyforever on November 20th, 2006 12:46 pm (UTC)
It isn't, you're right-but there some nice Dean moments in it!
But then I'm biased because I am hopelessly-in-love with Dean.
*g* you're not the only one...
See!
Look at me spam your journal!
Dean girl to the end baby!
Damn straight!
Although, as a friend and I were saying the other day, I might kick Sammy out of bed - but only so I could shag him on the floor...
(*can't quite believe I just said that again*)
Ok,now I'm off to the gutter! Sam does have rather large hands ya know! ;)
And say what you want you know-I don't care! T'is fun!
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acme54 on November 20th, 2006 12:58 pm (UTC)
Def not the only one.
:: grins ::
Good taste! ;)
:: rolls eyes ::
yup. Didn't buy Gwen jumping into bed with Owen. One, he is no pretty and two she seemed awfully loyal to her lump of stupid. It's kinda Rose/Mickey redone.
There's something seriously fugly about that Owen bloke, I think it's the too-wide mouth coupled with the too-small eyes. Just... *shudders*
I could have possibly bought it after the cyberwoman episode, with the whole morgue locker thing, at that point it would have been the 'thrown together'/'sleep with me tonight, 'cause I could be dead tomorrow' thing but so long afterwards? Nah. Rhys (I'm guessing they're spelling it the Welsh way) hasn't been shown as unreliable or boring really - and Gwen hasn't been shown as being bored with him - so to suddenly have her go to Owen? Too soon, not enough backstory, not enough story full stop.
Does seem unlikely.
You think they will make them suffer for it? Jack being angry or boyfriend punching?
Jack's probably going to be spending more time with the hand in the jar (if y'know what I mean...), but yeah - I think there will be some fallout here. The season finale is going to end up with a 'united we stand, divided we fall' theme and it's probably going to result in Rhys being horribly killed (maybe by the Weevil?) because Jack and Owen have been too busy snarking at each other to spot some sign.
Oh, and Jack'll end up focusing the UST on Ianto.
(this is all speculation - I am allergic to spoilers for all the shows I watch...)
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smhwpf on November 20th, 2006 11:52 pm (UTC)
It sort of almost reminds me of Buffy/Spike. "I'm so messed up by dealing with all the horror that my job involves that I'm going to jump the bones of the nearest evil person I can find". Except Buffy had gone through five seasons and a dragging out of heaven before she got to that point. Gwen's had six episodes.
It did have creepiness, the ep., though an incredibly hackneyed theme. The big reveal that they were actually simply humans was worth something but... yeah, get back to the Sci Fi is probably a good prescription.
whiskyinmind on November 21st, 2006 04:50 am (UTC)
I think the Spuffy factor may have been what the intention was - but like you say - there was five season's worth of build up to that in BtVS and here... just not enough backstory, not enough reasoning.
The creepiness. Hmm, it was actually mentioned vaguely by acme54 up above, but there's a Supernatural episode which has a similar storyline and has one of the characters saying "Demons I get, people are crazy". That episode, not good as it was, was creepy. Torchwood fell into the pattern they seem to have developed of showing too much of the MotW and showing it repeatedly. emeraldswan made the point that the people who watched the TW episode fall into two categories - those who thought the horror/creep factor worked tend not to have seen SPN and those (like me) who thought it really didn't tend to be SPN fans.
TW are good at SciFi, so long as they don't fall into the advertising trap of repeating the message three times at least.
smhwpf on November 21st, 2006 12:19 pm (UTC)
Ah, yes, it would suffer if there'd been a similar plot elsewhere... in my case, not a SPN watcher, so not so bad.
It is an unusual turn, for the central character to start losing her moral compass so early on - one wonders where they'll go with that.
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I made 4 binders for this guy at work, 2 we mail out to Microsoft 2 we keep for ourselves. Well, the boss thought the pages were CROOKED!!! They were not! He was just mad because I finished it so fast. Just because one finishes something quickly does not mean it is done wrong or poorly.
The school sent me an e-mail saying that I did not pay my tuition, ummm what the hell yes I did!!!
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India Creates New Think Tank for Defense Diplomacy, Acquisitions - Reports
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The defense planning committee (DPC), set up by the Indian government, is intended to make defense planning and strategy a more integrated and forward-looking process intended to provide key inputs to define security priorities, according to local news reports.
New Delhi (Sputnik): The Indian government has constituted a new think tank named the "Defense Planning Committee" (DPC) to formulate national military and security strategies and oversee foreign acquisitions and sales. The development was confirmed by government sources to local media.
Specific inputs provided by the committee will be put up to the defense minister in the form of reports and it will quicken the process of approvals and timelines, according to the Times of India.
READ MORE: Teeth or Tail: Funding Shortage Throws Up Crucial Choice Before Indian Air Force
Military experts have welcomed the development and have expressed optimism that the move will make the acquisitions and strategic decision-making process smoother.
"It's a great step and is towards the right direction. India lacked a National Security Doctrine. This step is an effort towards that direction. The panel formed is expected to smoothen defense acquisitions by reconciling the three important aspects of military views, the political view and the financial priorities as all the important decision makers are part of the committee," Lt Gen (Retired) Shankar Prasad told Sputnik.
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India's Top Bureaucrat to Visit Moscow; Acquiring Russian Submarine Tops Agenda
Laxman K. Behera, research fellow at the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses in New Delhi wrote in an article published by the think tank that the DPC would provide a much-needed boost to defense preparedness of the country.
"With the powerful DPC in place and the National Security Advisor (NSA) assuming the role of de facto CDS for all practical purposes other than in operational matters, the defense planning process is expected to become more rational as well as provide a much-needed boost to defense preparedness," reads the article by Laxman K. Behera.
Local media suggested that the development has more to do with the defense preparedness of India and is much more than an acquisition-centric exercise.
"The committee will have a cross-ministry mandate with national security adviser, principal secretary to PM, three chiefs of armed forces, the defense secretary, foreign secretary and chief of the integrated defense staff (IDS) to the chairman chiefs of staff committee (CISC) as its high-powered members. The panel will refine recommendations for defense procurement as it is expected to take a longer view of acquisitions and how they fit into current and future scenarios. The committee is to function through various sub-committees that provide inputs for senior functionaries and assess unconventional and emerging threats apart from developing more regular defense concepts," the Times of India reported, quoting unnamed sources.
READ MORE: India Mulls 74% FDI in Defense Sector Aiming for a Spot Among Top Producers
The Indian Express says that the probable roles of the newly formed committee's wide-ranging charge will include inter-connected subjects like defense diplomacy, manufacturing and policy and strategy that can bring together expertise in the government to one table.
The views and opinions expressed in the article do not necessarily reflect those of Sputnik.
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Q: boost NuGet пакет Добавил NuGet пакет boost 1.65.1 в Visual Studio 2015 (C++) и получил ошибку во время компиляции:

1>LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libboost_system-vc140-mt-1_65_1.lib'

Переустановка пакета не помогла. Ошибка наблюдается даже если создать чистый проект и подключить boost

A: Решение:
на сайте boost.org скачиваем библиотеку, компилируем и подключаем ее в Visual Studio инструкции я брал тут
http://kaktusenok.blogspot.com/2013/08/boost-visual-studio.html
все понятно и просто собралось решение в Releas конфигурации

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Today is Audrey Hepburn's 85th birthday. I have found her to be such an inspiration in my life. From the hardship she endured in the early years of her life, to surviving against the odds, to her graceful image on-screen, to her determination to do things that pushed her the hardest: she has become a classic icon in the world.
I have not see all of the 25+ films she has been in, but the films I have seen have moved me beyond words. How does someone act so gracefully? How does someone's voice bring so much comfort to your heart when you have never even met them? These will be questions that I can never answer. Yet, I hope that you have found as much delight in watching her movies as I have.


Copies of Mech Cadet Yu #1 are available at your local comic book shop. It goes on sale August 2, 2017.
A digital version of the Mech Cadet Yu #1 comic is available for your smartphone, tablet, or e-reader. You can order it on all digital marketplaces, including comiXology, iTunes, Google Play, and the BOOM! app. It will be available starting August 2, 2017.


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Thursday, 27 April 2017.
Minister Dacic talks to Norwegian MPs and visits an exhibition dedicated to the Yugoslav internees killed in WWII
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic, who is on an official visit to Norway, toured today the Norwegian Parliament.
The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence of the Norwegian Parliament played host to the Serbian Foreign Minister, who was welcomed by a delegation of Norwegian MPs, headed by Marit Nybakk.
Norwegian MPs, who are in the process of considering the latest strategic document on the future directions of Norway's foreign policy where the Western Balkans features as one of Norwegian foreign-policy priorities, were interested to hear how the Serbian side viewed the development of bilateral relations between Serbia and Norway, and possibilities for Norway to support the process of regional reconciliation and of accelerating the EU integration process.
During his tour of the Norwegian Museum of Science & Technology, Minister Dacic visited an exhibition dedicated to the prisoners who were forced to work in SS camps in the occupied Norway, during the Second World War. More than 4,200 Yugoslav internees were taken to Norway under duress, in several waves starting from 1942. The prisoners were taken to Norway from concentration camps in Jasenovac, Banjica, Sremska Mitrovica, Leskovac and Nis. The Yugoslav prisoners are dedicated a significant part of this exhibition.
In the context of the Minister's visit to the Museum, he held a lecture titled "Serbia's Place in a Rapidly Changing Europe", attended by numerous representatives of Norway's official institutions, experts and members of the diplomatic corps.
The Minister assessed that the accession of Serbia and the countries of the Western Balkans to the European Union is a strategic goal of equal importance to the countries of our region and to Europe as a whole. The Minister particularly underlined that the European unification project would be successfully rounded off only after the Western Balkans is fully integrated, despite all the current turbulences.
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Making Gender Equity the Norm'
Written by Jo Crowley on 13. Jul 2021
Photographs by Gabriela Sabau, Emanuele Di Feliciantonio
At the IJF Congress, on 3rd June 2021, new members of the IJF Executive Committee were announced. Among them were 3 women. Maybe this doesn't read like something special. Maybe now, in 2021, there is less of a surprise when seeing women appointed at the highest level in their fields, but this is a combat sport, a grappling context and until 2017 there were no women in this position.
When Dr Lisa Allan was appointed in 2017, as the first, this was a huge step and it opened the door, visibly, positively, publicly, in a way that showed the strides that are being made across the world to ensure gender equity and it was not a gesture or lip-service. It was a necessary and natural appointment for the person now fulfilling the role of Events Director for the World Judo Tour.
Dr Allan is now joined by Sanda Corak (CRO), Salima Souakri (ALG) and Erdenet-Od Khishigbat (MGL). All 3 have been prominent in judo and wider sporting communities for many years and they bring unique skills and experiences to this high-powered table.
Sanda Corak, Salima Souakri, Lisa Allan and Erdenet-Od Khishigbat at the World Championships welcome dinner in Budapest, June 2021
Sanda Corak (CRO) - IJF Education Director
Sanda Corak was a competitive judoka, winning the Yugoslavian title more than ten times and being among the best in Europe in the 1980s. She has spent much of her professional life, once retired from the tatami, focussed on academia, bringing many aspects of research together around a central judo core. Sanda is now the Editor in Chief of the new IJF 'Arts and Sciences in Judo' journal, with volume 1 published online just a few months ago.
Sanda Corak at the 2021 IJF Congress
"Because of my background, not only in judo but in scientific research and education, I hope to be able to contribute to development worldwide. At this time the IJF is the only international sports federation to have a scientific journal. I hope to refine and bridge the gap between scientific research and the practical application of the findings in sport."
The Arts and Sciences of Judo - Volume 1
Sanda's work has huge implications for the reassessment and improvement of training systems, injury management, psychological understanding and infinite other subjects, all significant at not just the elite level but filtering down to club level sport. It's exciting, to say the least.
One of Sanda's new colleagues on the IJF Executive Committee is Salima Souakri (ALG), IJF Development Director. Salima competed at 4 Olympic Games and was 7 times African champion. She has been an active advocate for women in sport and has even occupied a position as an advisor to the UN.
Salima Souakri at the 2021 IJF Congress
"I'm very, very happy to be elected on to the EC. It's welcome recognition after a long career, more than 36 years in competitive sport and beyond. After my 4 Olympic Games I was a coach for women's judo in Algeria. I wanted to promote women's judo, recognising that there aren't so many practitioners in the country. I have the responsibility for women in judo and sport in general for Algeria and it's all about development. As a champion I have the opportunity to not just talk about gaining medals but to defend a cause. I will always defend the equality of participation in all sports in my country, where, traditionally it's not accepted that women can be strong in sport.
To be a member of the EC is an important and beautiful opportunity to be able to promote equality in Algeria and throughout Africa. I also occupy a crossover between Africa and the Arab world. There are a lot of Arabic countries where men's teams exist, while women's do not. There is a stream of thought preferring to think that investing in men brings results, that it's easier but it is the contrary! As Minister for Elite Sport in Algeria, my working life is now aligned and I am determined to add value to the IJF EC with both my experience and my demographic."
The final seat is occupied by Erdenet-Od Khishigbat (MGL), IJF World Promotion Director. Erdenet-Od is also a 4-time Olympian and a world medallist, was 16 times Mongolian champion and has the additional experience of coaching her national team through two full Olympic cycles. She worked with the prolific judoka Munkhbat for 11 years, via the national team, retiring from her coaching role in 2019.
Coaching at the 2017 World Championships
"I was 13 in 1988, just starting judo in Mongolia's capital. I participated in competition for 20 years and all in all dedicated 32 years to the dojo. I am very happy with that choice.
It feels like I now have a great responsibility and I take that seriously. I really know judo and see it as an advantage to bring all my experience to the EC role. First I want to learn how to work within the IJF team as I have always seen from the outside; it's necessary to observe the organisation. From there I intend to create and refine a plan for how to help Mongolia and also the rest of Asia.
There are some difficult issues to confront. In the past, Mongolian culture has not made it easy to understand women wanting to do judo. My long-term goal is to help girls and women, many coming from rural areas with difficulty adapting to city culture.
Right now there is one main training centre for all sports in Mongolia: the national training centre. It's not obligatory to come to the national centre but it's so much faster and brings more likelihood to succeed. As a coach I was able to help some make the transition but working within the EC will allow to broaden that remit, to include development across more Asian countries. I want to help all of them. Many coaches want to do this kind of work but it's not always possible. Let's change that!"
A few days after the official announcement of the new Executive Committee, during the World Championships, a quiet vote took place, to elect the new Athletes' Commission members and also their Chair. The popular vote was not a surprise and the already very active Austrian, Sabrina Filzmoser, was duly elected. This role comes with automatic inclusion on the IJF Executive Committee and therefore the EC gained one more woman, bringing the ratio up to a healthy 5 out of 27 seats. This is ground-breaking and furthers the cause of the IJF Equity Commission, bringing a more representative diversity to the overall organisation of the IJF.
Sabrina is a current athlete on the World Judo Tour and has just been nominated by the Austrian NOC for her 4th Olympic Games, in the twilight of an incredible competitive career. She is already working hard within the IJF's climate change campaign and as has been reported recently, is doing some outstanding humanitarian work in Nepal and Bhutan.
Sabrina competing at the 2012 Olympic Games
Sabrina was both humble and enthusiastic commenting on her appointment. "I really appreciate it, to have this chance of advocacy and development in leadership and management positions, as a woman, promoting the rights and wellbeing of women through our sport, employing our values in the best way.
We all share the same equal spirit, fighting with courage and humility and this makes me feel proud, being part of and contributing to progress and improvement for our whole judo community."
The Austrian Judo President Martin Poiger said, "We are incredibly proud of Sabrina. We were proud of her nomination but then even more for her taking the role of commission chair. She is not just an athlete but seems to have energy for an endless career and every aspect of it is inspiring."
Many members of the IJF Executive Committee will be at work in Tokyo, at their first Olympic Games in their new roles, but this is an overall Olympic debut for none of them and their previous experiences combined with this new experience promises to lead our whole judo family into a new, progressive era, where gender equity is more the norm' than the campaign.
The IJF Executive Committee meeting, Budapest, June 2021
Having an active Olympian in the EC is also a first for the IJF and as an aside we wish Sabrina a safe and successful final Olympic outing amid an impressive career.
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UST MBA Students Win MN ACG Cup Case Competition
Posted on September 07, 2011 By Clark Gregor
A record-setting 1,636 MBA students from 125 business schools participated in ACG Cup competitions over the course of the 2010-2011 academic year. The ACG Cup is an M&A case-study competition offered by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG). $213,850 in scholarships and awards were given to competition winners by 26 ACG chapters throughout the United States.
ACG members–all experienced mergers and acquisitions professionals–judge the competitions, which engage business school teams in business analysis, valuation and strategy development. The intense competitions provide feedback from real-world experts and link the next generation of top-tier business-school talent with potential M&A employers.
"The students participating in this competition are the future of the mergers and acquisitions industry," said Aric Hassel, ACG Cup committee co-chairperson, vice president, The Bank of Kentucky and member of ACG Cincinnati. "And if the results of this competition are any gauge of what is to come, their future is bright."
"This season of ACG Cup was the most competitive we've seen in the programs eight year history," said Lynn Sommer, ACG Cup committee co-chairperson, senior manager, Transaction Advisory Services, Ernst & Young and member of ACG New York. "With more chapters and business schools involved year after year, the ACG Cup competition is the fastest growing MBA competitions out there."
"MBA student participation and scholarship awards set new records this year" said Gary A, LaBranche, FASAE, CAE, ACG president and CEO. "Such growth shows the value that ACG members are bringing to business schools and students. ACG members are proud to invest in the growth and development of the next generation of M&A professionals."
Congratulations to the ACG Cup 2011 winning schools and teams, including our own University of St. Thomas — Opus College of Business team:
Kyle Jorgenson
Gurkan Peksoz
Bhakti Raicha
Brett Wong
This year's case study was provided by Houlihan Lokey and was housed on a datasite provided by Merrill DataSite. Training the Street provided educational webinars for participants.
The ACG Cup has distributed nearly $500,000 in scholarships and awards since the first competition in 2004. While the financial rewards of the ACG Cup are noteworthy, the true value is the experience that students gain by interacting with middle-market M&A professionals and the advancement of team-building skills.
For more information about ACG Cup or ACG, please visit www.acg.org.
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package com.marklogic.client.impl;

import java.util.Arrays;

import com.marklogic.client.expression.SemValue;
import com.marklogic.client.impl.BaseTypeImpl.BaseArgImpl;
import com.marklogic.client.type.CtsQueryExpr;
import com.marklogic.client.type.SemIriSeqVal;
import com.marklogic.client.type.SemIriVal;
import com.marklogic.client.type.SemStoreExpr;
import com.marklogic.client.type.SemStoreSeqExpr;
import com.marklogic.client.type.XsAnyAtomicTypeVal;
import com.marklogic.client.type.XsAnySimpleTypeVal;
import com.marklogic.client.type.XsAnyURIVal;
import com.marklogic.client.type.XsStringSeqVal;

public class SemValueImpl implements SemValue {
  @Override
  public SemIriVal iri(String stringIri) {
    return new SemIriValImpl(stringIri);
  }
  @Override
  public SemIriSeqVal iriSeq(String... stringIris) {
    return new SemIriSeqValImpl(stringIris);
  }
  @Override
  public SemIriSeqVal iriSeq(SemIriVal... iris) {
    return new SemIriSeqValImpl(iris);
  }

  @Override
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    return store(new XsValueImpl.StringSeqValImpl(options), (CtsQueryExpr) null);
  }
  @Override
  public SemStoreExpr store(XsStringSeqVal options, CtsQueryExpr query) {
    return new SemStoreExprImpl("store", new Object[]{options, query});
  }
  @Override
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    return rulesetStore(new XsValueImpl.StringSeqValImpl(locations), (SemStoreSeqExpr) null, (String[]) null);
  }
  @Override
  public SemStoreExpr rulesetStore(XsStringSeqVal locations, SemStoreExpr... stores) {
    return rulesetStore(locations, stores(stores), (String[]) null);
  }
  @Override
  public SemStoreExpr rulesetStore(XsStringSeqVal locations, SemStoreSeqExpr stores, String... options) {
    return new SemStoreExprImpl("ruleset-store",
      new Object[]{locations, stores, new XsValueImpl.StringSeqValImpl(options)}
    );
  }
  @Override
  public SemStoreSeqExpr stores(SemStoreExpr... stores) {
    return new SemStoreSeqExprImpl(BaseTypeImpl.convertList(stores));
  }

  static class SemIriSeqValImpl
    extends XsValueImpl.AnyAtomicTypeSeqValImpl<SemIriValImpl>
    implements SemIriSeqVal {
    SemIriSeqValImpl(String[] values) {
      this((SemIriValImpl[]) Arrays.stream(values)
        .map(val -> new SemIriValImpl(val))
        .toArray(size -> new SemIriValImpl[size]));
    }
    SemIriSeqValImpl(SemIriVal[] values) {
      this(Arrays.copyOf(values, values.length, SemIriValImpl[].class));
    }
    SemIriSeqValImpl(SemIriValImpl[] values) {
      super(values);
    }
    @Override
    public SemIriVal[] getIriItems() {
      return getItems();
    }
    @Override
    public XsAnyURIVal[] getAnyURIItems() {
      return getItems();
    }
    @Override
    public XsAnyAtomicTypeVal[] getAnyAtomicTypeItems() {
      return getItems();
    }
  }
  static class SemIriValImpl
    extends XsValueImpl.AnyAtomicTypeValImpl
    implements SemIriVal, BaseTypeImpl.ParamBinder {
    private String value = null;
    public SemIriValImpl(String value) {
      super("sem", "iri");
      if (value == null) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("cannot take null value");
      }
      this.value = value;
    }
    @Override
    public XsAnyAtomicTypeVal[] getAnyAtomicTypeItems() {
      return new XsAnyAtomicTypeVal[]{this};
    }
    @Override
    public XsAnyURIVal[] getAnyURIItems() {
      return new XsAnyURIVal[]{this};
    }
    @Override
    public String getString() {
      return value;
    }
    @Override
    public SemIriVal[] getIriItems() {
      return getItems();
    }
    @Override
    public SemIriVal[] getItems() {
      return new SemIriVal[]{this};
    }
    @Override
    public String toString() {
      return getString();
    }
    @Override
    public String getParamQualifier() {
      return null;
    }
    @Override
    public String getParamValue() {
      return toString();
    }
    @Override
    public StringBuilder exportAst(StringBuilder strb) {
      return strb.append("{\"ns\":\"sem\", \"fn\":\"iri\", \"args\":[\"").append(getString()).append("\"]}");
    }
  }

  static class SemStoreSeqExprImpl extends BaseTypeImpl.BaseListImpl<BaseArgImpl> implements SemStoreSeqExpr {
    SemStoreSeqExprImpl(BaseArgImpl[] stores) {
      super(stores);
    }
  }
  static class SemStoreExprImpl extends BaseTypeImpl.BaseCallImpl<BaseArgImpl> implements SemStoreExpr {
    public SemStoreExprImpl(String name, Object[] args) {
      super("sem", name, BaseTypeImpl.convertList(args));
    }
  }
}


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To ensure the needs and values of the neighborhood are represented, District Bridges developed the Lower Georgia Avenue Neighborhood Strategy Council (LGA NSC). The LGAMS is made up of local business owners, key institution representatives, and community leaders. The LGA NSC advocates on behalf of neighborhood priorities for community-based economic development and seeks to enrich neighborhood vitality through supporting local businesses and engaging the community.


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Home Movies Into The Jungle
Abigail Greiner
In "The Jungle Book," movie a 'man-cub' Mowgli (Neel Sethi) that is being raised by the Seeonee wolf pack since birth in the wild and is threatened by an evil tiger named Shere Khan (Idris Elba). If you are the type that likes the twists and turns, this is the movie for you because during the movie there was a lot of action and a many thrilling scenes. Many times my heart was beating fast, for something would jump out or happen so quickly that it would surprise me.
With help from the serious panther, Bagheera (Ben Kingsley), Mowgli runs away to the man village, but he wants to stay in the jungle. He almost gets eaten by a huge snake named Kaa (Scarlett Johansson) then ends up with the hilarious bear named Baloo (Bill Murray), which was one of my favorite characters in the movie. When with Baloo, they hunt honey for his "hibernation" which I thought was one of the best and one of the most humorous part of the movie. The "Bear Necessities" song even came up from the animated Disney classic, it was a real crowd-pleaser.
While Mowgli is off on his adventure, Shere Khan takes over the wolf pack, and the wolves can do nothing.
In the end, it all comes down to Mowgli (Neel Sethi) versus Shere Khan (Idris Elba) and the 'Red Flower', also known as fire.The introduction of the Red Flower really made the story interesting. It made the viewer look at a new perspective of man and the dangers of fire and a forest.
The special effects were excellent: Every single detail was so realistic that every wolf, tiger, monkey and bear felt so real that you could think somewhere in a jungle, these animals ran, hunted and lived. Every mark on a tree or leaf on the ground seemed so life-life, the special effects were one of the astonishing things that this movie showed, especially in 3-D.
I would recommend this fast-paced movie for adults and kids 10 years old and up. It certainly wasn't the original, there was violence and many surprises that may be a little frightening to younger viewers. But all in all, it was absolutely worth it.
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use strict;
use CGI;
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
use JSON;
use lib "..";
use SeccubusV2;
use SeccubusNotifications;

my $query = CGI::new();
my $json = JSON->new();

print $query->header(-type => "application/json", -expires => "-1d", -"Cache-Control"=>"no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate", -"X-Clacks-Overhead" => "GNU Terry Pratchett");

my $params = $query->Vars;
my $workspace_id = $params->{workspaceId};
my $scan_id = $params->{scanId};
my $subject = $params->{subject};
my $recipients = $params->{recipients};
my $message = $params->{message};
my $event_id = $params->{trigger};

# Return an error if the required parameters were not passed
my $error;
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("workspaceId", $workspace_id, 1));
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("scanId", $scan_id, 1));
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("trigger", $event_id, 1));
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("subject", $subject, 0));
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("recipients", $recipients, 0));
bye($error) if ($error = check_param("message", $message, 0));

eval {
	my @data = ();
	my ($newid, $event_name) = create_notification($workspace_id,$scan_id,$event_id,$subject,$recipients,$message);
	push @data, {
		id		=> $newid,
		event_id	=> $event_id,
		event_name	=> $event_name,
		subject		=> $subject,
		recipient	=> $recipients,
		message		=> $message,
	};
	print $json->pretty->encode(\@data);
} or do {
	bye(join "\n", $@);
};

sub bye($) {
	my $error=shift;
	print $json->pretty->encode([{ error => $error }]);
	exit;
}


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Q: Is $e^{-\int_0^t f(u)du} $ a Lipschitz function? If $f$ is a Lipschitz function and non-negative, do we have the following function Lipschitz
$$
e^{-\int_0^t f(u)du}
$$
It is enough to show that
$$
|e^{-\int_0^x f(u)du}-e^{-\int_0^y f(u)du}|\le L|x-y|.
$$

A: As an immediate consequence of the mean value theorem, if $h$ is a differentiable function on $(a, b)$, $$|h(b)- h(a) |\le \sup_{(a,b)} |h^\prime(t)||b-a|$$
Now
$$\frac{d}{dt} \exp\left(-\int_0^t f(u)\, du\right) = -\exp\left(-\int_0^t f(u)\, du\right)f(t) $$
For any given interval $[a,b]$ this expression is bounded by a constant $C = C(f,a,b)$ - for this conclusion weaker conditions (like continuity of $f$) would suffice.
By combining these two results you get Lipshitz continuity of $\exp\left(-\int_0^t f(u)\, du\right) $ with Lipshitz constant $C$.
As a potentially quite poor bound you could take $C= \exp (\frac{d^2L}{2} + f(0)d)(Ld+f(0))$ if $L$ is the Lipshitz constant of $f$ and $d=\max\{a,b\}$, since
$$|f(t)|\le L |t|+ f(0)$$
and
$$|\int_0^t f(u) du| \le\left| \int_0^t |f(u)| du \right|\le\left|\int_0^t L|u| +f(0) du\right|\le \frac{L}2 |t|^2 + f(0)|t| $$


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package grails.util;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;

/**
 * Utility methods for converting between different name types,
 * for example from class names -> property names and vice-versa. The
 * key aspect of this class is that it has no dependencies outside the JDK!
 */
public class GrailsNameUtils {

    private static final String PROPERTY_SET_PREFIX = "set";

    /**
     * Retrieves the name of a setter for the specified property name
     * @param propertyName The property name
     * @return The setter equivalent
     */
    public static String getSetterName(String propertyName) {
        return PROPERTY_SET_PREFIX+propertyName.substring(0,1).toUpperCase()+ propertyName.substring(1);
    }

    /**
     * Calculate the name for a getter method to retrieve the specified property
     * @param propertyName
     * @return The name for the getter method for this property, if it were to exist, i.e. getConstraints
     */
    public static String getGetterName(String propertyName) {
        final String suffix;
        if (propertyName.length() > 1 &&
                Character.isLowerCase(propertyName.charAt(0)) &&
                Character.isUpperCase(propertyName.charAt(1))) {
            suffix = propertyName;
        } else {
            suffix = Character.toUpperCase(propertyName.charAt(0)) + propertyName.substring(1);
        }
        return "get" + suffix;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the class name for the given logical name and trailing name. For example "person" and "Controller" would evaluate to "PersonController"
     *
     * @param logicalName The logical name
     * @param trailingName The trailing name
     * @return The class name
     */
    public static String getClassName(String logicalName, String trailingName) {
        if (isBlank(logicalName)) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Argument [logicalName] cannot be null or blank");
        }

        String className = logicalName.substring(0,1).toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH) + logicalName.substring(1);
        if (trailingName != null) {
            className = className + trailingName;
        }
        return className;
    }

    /**
     * Return the class name for the given logical name. For example "person" would evaluate to "Person"
     *
     * @param logicalName The logical name
     * @return The class name
     */
    public static String getClassName(String logicalName) {
        return getClassName(logicalName, "");
    }

    /**
     * Returns the class name representation of the given name
     *
     * @param name The name to convert
     * @return The property name representation
     */
    public static String getClassNameRepresentation(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.length() == 0) {
            return "";
        }

        StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder();
        String[] tokens = name.split("[^\\w\\d]");
        for (String token1 : tokens) {
            String token = token1.trim();
            int length = token.length();
            if (length > 0) {
                buf.append(token.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH));
                if (length > 1) {
                    buf.append(token.substring(1));
                }
            }
        }

        return buf.toString();
    }

    /**
     * Converts foo-bar into FooBar. Empty and null strings are returned as-is.
     *
     * @param name The lower case hyphen separated name
     * @return The class name equivalent.
     */
    private static String getClassNameForLowerCaseHyphenSeparatedName(String name) {
        // Handle null and empty strings.
        if (isBlank(name)) return name;

        if (name.indexOf('-') == -1) {
            return name.substring(0,1).toUpperCase() + name.substring(1);
        }

        StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder();
        String[] tokens = name.split("-");
        for (String token : tokens) {
            if (token == null || token.length() == 0) continue;
            buf.append(token.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase())
               .append(token.substring(1));
        }
        return buf.toString();
    }

    /**
     * Retrieves the logical class name of a Grails artifact given the Grails class
     * and a specified trailing name.
     *
     * @param clazz The class
     * @param trailingName The trailing name such as "Controller" or "TagLib"
     * @return The logical class name
     */
    public static String getLogicalName(Class<?> clazz, String trailingName) {
        return getLogicalName(clazz.getName(), trailingName);
    }

    /**
     * Retrieves the logical name of the class without the trailing name
     * @param name The name of the class
     * @param trailingName The trailing name
     * @return The logical name
     */
    public static String getLogicalName(String name, String trailingName) {
        if (isBlank(trailingName)) {
            return name;
        }

        String shortName = getShortName(name);
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When you stick your nose in other peoples business expect things like this to happen.Should have known better.
Well, perhaps we should raise an Eyebrow, the same way Mr Spock does and wait and see where all this is going, before we start to sound like CNN with all their speculation following a plane crash.
From my experience, there is almost certainly more to the story than what is in the press. However it does pose a unique opportunity. I would like to propose we start a WIX fund raiser to arrange the cost of all transportation for the fine group of folks (bureaucrats, no active Navy)down at the NHC. As a pirate, I will arrange a "salvage" party on one of the islands and invite them to drop in and report me to the authorities! It just strikes me as a win/win situation.
Count me in can I wear the three corner hat?
We are leavin' the scurvy dogs marooned on the island when we're done, aye Cap'n? Rum for all hands? Wenches?
That would be a win/win/win/win/win sityation!
It strikes me that an easier way to get aircraft out of new guinea and the surrounding area, would be to create a scrap metal company, employing locals, and outbid the current types that are doing it. When the scrap hits the docks in the country of scrapping, cherry pick what you want.
Ya I would go, as a salvager! Why do you think I look at WIX.. I love finding parts to make a buck off of and scrapping the trash.
You my friend, are an EVIL GENIOUS!
I was recently looking for some wheel bolts for B-17 B-24 type wheels. I found a guy who had over 13.000 listed, so I called him. Sure enough the number wasn't a misprint. Unfortunately they scrapped them fairly recently !
I know of some B-17 wheel bolts sitting up on a mountan.
What would you pay if they are good?
Sorry, Curtis, this guy wasn't the only source, just the obvious one. I picked them up with the next phone call, They only had 400 or so. Our buy barely nicked them !
I suggest we just sit back, calm down and let the wheels of justice turn. I'm sure this will all get sorted out... Eventually. We just need to be very patient. In the end I'm sure that justice will be adequately served.
As I previously casually mentioned "perhaps we should raise an Eyebrow, the same way Mr Spock does and wait and see where all this is going, before we start to sound like CNN with all their speculation following a plane crash"
Regardless of what we think about recovering aircraft or leaving them in the field I think the right thought at this time is that Justin (and others) should not be detained and held against their will (even on a boat).The bottom line is that Justin and the others should be released and then we can continue the debate about recovering aircraft in the Pacific. Corrupting the islanders on the various poor Pacific islands is not my preferred path to see a plane fly again or to build a static display. Justin has done a lot of good work to document the American and Japanese losses in the Pacific and has volunteered to help a lot of people on his own dime including my Missing Air Crew Project to search for MIA cases. I hope Justin and others are allowed to go home and then we can continue the debate about the path different groups and individuals are taking to recover WWII aircraft. My two cents.


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Climate Change and Paris 2015 − Pessimism or Cautious Optimism?
Written by: Frank Incropera
Pollution. Photo: Agustín Ruiz via Creative Commons.
Frank Incropera, author of Climate Change: A Wicked Problem (2015), explores the role of the 2015 Conference of Parties at Paris.
Global warming and climate change are not just national problems, but are transnational with solutions requiring collaboration among all nations.
The framework for seeking such solutions was established in 1992 by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, with the solutions themselves to be formulated by the 196 member nations of the Conference of Parties. The COP has met annually since 1995, and will convene in Paris for its 21st meeting.
A key parameter is the threshold of approximately 2°C, beyond which an increase in the Earth's average surface temperature would have serious, potentially unmanageable consequences. Yet, despite 20 previous meetings, the COP has made little progress in altering progression to this threshold, which could be reached by mid-century (Incropera, 2016, pp. 161-177).
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the average temperature continue to rise, while the effects of climate change become ever more evident and destructive. Will the Paris meeting suffer the same fate? Perhaps not.
Some cause for optimism emerged in November, 2014 when the world's two largest emitters agreed to substantive action − China by restraining growth in its emissions and achieving a peak by 2030 and the US by achieving a 26 to 28% reduction by 2025. By themselves, the measures fall far short of what is needed to avoid the threshold, but the agreement between the two nations – one developing and the other developed – is historic and provides a template for other nations to follow.
Paris: Conference of Parties 2015
In the run-up to the Paris meeting, member nations of the COP were asked to submit Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) they would make to curtail GHG emissions by 2030. By November 16, 134 INDCs had been submitted by 161 nations representing more than 80% of the COP and more than 90% of circa-2010 global emissions (UNFCC, 2015a). The commitments typically involve absolute reductions for developed nations or reductions per unit of economic activity for developing nations.
The extent to which nations responded and the commitments manifested by the INDCs are encouraging, but before hopes are raised too high, two questions should be addressed.
1. If all of the INDCs are fully implemented, would the threat of surpassing the 2°C threshold be eliminated?
2. What are prospects that the INDCs will, in fact, be fully implemented?
The answer to the first question is no! There is a high probability that the threshold will be exceeded.
Global emissions will continue to increase, although the rate of growth is projected to decrease by roughly one-third. Average per capita emissions are also projected to decrease, but only slightly, leaving 2030 emissions of approximately 5 tonnes of CO2 per person well shy of the less than one tonne which must be reached within 50 years (UNFCC, 2015b).
Using the INDCs to estimate their aggregate effect (ClimateInteractive, 2015; Climate Action Tracker, 2015), best estimates of the circa-2100 increase in the Earth's average temperature ranged from 2.7 to 3.5°C. To stay within 2°C, global emissions would have to peak by 2035 and to thereafter annually decrease by at least 3.5%.
Although the 2°C threshold would be exceeded, the foregoing results remain encouraging. The temperature rise would drop below levels associated with 'business-as-usual' and would lessen the burden of adapting to the consequences of climate change. Moreover, were additional emission reductions to be made after 2030, the temperature rise would be lower yet.
But what happens after the Paris meeting is much more important than what happens at the meeting, and to answer the second question we must consider obstacles to implementing the INDCs. For example, the ability of the US to achieve its INDC depends strongly on the Clean Power Plan (CPP), which prescribes a 32% reduction in power plant emissions by 2030. Specific targets are assigned to each of the US states, along with flexibility for meeting the targets.
However, many states view the CPP as an overreach of authority by the executive branch of government, and twenty-seven have challenged its legality, initiating a process that will take several years to work its way through the courts. The bottom line is that the linchpin to the US INDC may not survive legal – or other − challenges.
Now consider the future role of coal, the largest source of global greenhouse gas emissions and a critical source of energy for rapidly growing Asian and African economies. China for one has been burning more coal than previously disclosed (Buckley, 2015), and despite aggressive development of renewable and nuclear energy, coal continues to receive preferential treatment (Wong, 2015).
Unlike renewables, coal-fired power plants are guaranteed minimum levels of consumption and preferential access to the grid. Hence, generation by renewables is curtailed − despite strong growth in generating capacity − and capital for future projects is diverted from renewables to coal. Because coal-fired plants have contributed significantly to regional economic development, job creation, and tax revenues, it will be difficult to dampen the construction of new plants. The upshot may well be China's inability to restrain emissions growth by 2030.
With population growth from 1.2 billion to 1.5 billion by 2030, India will need fifteen years of 8% annual growth to achieve its economic objectives (Porter, 2015; Economist, 2015). It will rely heavily on coal to sustain this growth, and by 2030 its carbon emissions could increase more than three-fold, likely making it the world's second largest emitter after China. India will not sacrifice economic growth to meet its INDC.
Developing vs Developed Nations
Another obstacle is the blame placed by developing nations on the developed nations for creating the climate change problem. This issue has been a source of tension at previous COP meetings, and it will not go away!
China and India argue that developed nations should provide significant financial support, as well as technology transfer, to assist developing nations in meeting their goals. While this view is shared by all developing nations, the ability of developed nations to meet the demands is problematic at best.
Although intentions expressed in the run-up to COP 21 are encouraging and a departure from business as usual, they are aspirational and it would be prudent to moderate expectations of actual outcomes. For each nation (and for the EU as a collective), there will be obstacles − economic and/or political − to implementation.
Although it's essential that significant progress be made to curtail global emissions, it's by no means clear that COP 21 will provide the framework for achieving substantive curtailment by 2030.
Buckley, C. (2015). China Is Burning Much More Coal than It Claimed. The New York Times, November 4, p. A1.
Climate Action Tracker (2015). Tracking INDCs (www.climateactiontracker.org). Accessed November 16, 2015.
ClimateInteractive (2015). Climate Scoreboard (www.climateinteractive.org/tools/scoreboard). Accessed November 16, 2015.
Economist (2015). Catching up with China. October 10, pp. 39-41.
Incropera, F.P. (2015). Climate Change: A Wicked Problem – Complexity and Uncertainty at the Intersection of Science, Economics, Politics and Human Behavior. Cambridge University Press, New York, New York.
Porter, E. (2015). India, Facing Climate Change, Also needs More Energy. The New York Times, November 11, pp. B1,7.
UNFCCC (2015a). Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs). United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. (www.unfccc.int/focus/indc_portal/items/8766.php).
UNFCCC (2015b). Synthesis Report on the Aggregate Effect of Intended Nationally Determined Contributions. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (www.unfccc.int/resource/docs/2015/cop21/eng/07.pdf).
Wong, E. (2015). Glut of Coal-Fired Plants Casts Doubts on China's Energy Priorities. The New York Times, November 12, p. A14.
About the Author: Frank Incropera
Frank Incropera is author of Climate Change: A Wicked Problem (2015). He is Clifford and Evelyn Brosey Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, where he also served as Dean of Engineering from 1998 until 2006. He spent a majority of his career at Purdue University, becom...
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[02:04:57] <memleak> is there an i2c parport driver for linuxcnc?
[02:05:44] <memleak> i dont remember but i think i saw something like that in there.
[12:53:43] <jepler> I don't think I ever scoped scope.sample.time before now.
[13:41:09] <cradek> andypugh: have you ridden it yet?
[14:19:59] <cradek> does it have a kick start or is he kick-spinning the outside of the flywheel-clutch part?
[14:51:42] <pcw_home> skunkworks: did you get linuxcnc to compile on Ubuntu 14.04?
[15:06:38] <seb_kuzminsky> pastebin the error?
[16:11:47] <jepler> pcw_home: what is "gcc -version"? What is shown when you "dpkg -l libboost*-dev"?
[16:11:57] <jepler> I suspect the version of gcc or of libboost is different from your machine to seb's.
[16:41:29] <memleak> gcc and boost python issues with linuxcnc? i can help with that! whats the problem? compiling error? got the output?
[16:46:01] <memleak> pcw_home, can you post output of ./configure?
[16:56:45] <seb_kuzminsky> pcw_home: if you remove libboost1.46-dev and keep 1.48-dev, reconfigure & rebuild, does it work?
[16:58:41] <jepler> memleak: it is used in code which allows the interpreter to be extended with Python.
[17:06:39] <memleak> jepler, the rule of thumb with GCC is that with each release, it gets more strict, exposes more bugs in more projects, and errors out at more coding mistakes.
[17:37:23] <seb_kuzminsky> did you just use the standard 'do-release-upgrade' thing on your old ubuntu install? which release was that?
[17:46:13] <seb_kuzminsky> if you run 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libboost-python-dev', does it pick up libboost-python-dev 1.54?
[17:49:11] <seb_kuzminsky> oh, this is on the machine you just fixed?
[19:24:27] <jepler> can somebody choose a less angry background than that yellow for code boxes on the forum?
[20:15:37] <seb_kuzminsky> wonder why the precise->trusty upgrade didnt do that?
[20:35:51] <jepler> geez, it took me a minute to figure out you didn't mean "an idea for something to market via kickstarter.com"
[21:41:15] <jepler> what actually happens in a hardware stepgen system when you have an out-of-spec latency in the servo thread?


When households in sub-Saharan Africa don't have an adequate number of insecticide-treated bed nets, pregnant women and children under five are the most likely family members to sleep under the ones they have, leaving men and school-aged children more exposed to malaria, new Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) research suggests. CCP is based at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
The findings, published last month in Malaria Journal, also show that when households have an adequate supply of treated bed nets – one for every two members living under the same roof – these gender and age disparities shrink.
Mosquito nets are draped over a bed as a barrier against bites from mosquitos – and the diseases they carry. The nets do double duty in that they are treated with an insecticide that kills many of those mosquitos that land on them.
Under the global effort to prevent malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, nearly two billion have nets have been distributed for free since 2004. Nets don't last forever and must be replaced roughly every three years. The most common way that nets are distributed is through what are known as mass campaigns. Nets are also provided through health clinics to pregnant women, during vaccination of small children and through school-based campaigns in some countries.
"Age and gender trends in insecticide-treated net use in sub-Saharan Africa: a multi-country analysis," was written by Bolanle Olapeju; Ifta Choiriyyah; Matthew Lynch; Angela Acosta; Sean Blaufuss; Eric Filemyr; Hunter Harig; April Monroe; Richmond Ato Selby; Albert Kilian; and Hannah Koenker.
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