Users of large volumes of geospatial data are currently challenged. With Copernicus, Europe's flagship Earth Observation programme directed by the European Commission, there has never been more environmental information openly available. The new climate reanalysis product ERA5 from the Copernicus Climate Change Service for example is expected to have a total volume of 5 PB alone. This wealth of information brings new opportunities for detailed global environmental analyses or long-term time series analyses. At the same time, with the verge of cloud services, unprecedented processing capabilities arise. Cloud services may offer data storage, data access and data processing in one place, allowing data users to fully concentrate on the data analysis rather than data download or data preparation.
The new wealth of information, that allows for analyses that were impossible before, brings along new challenges. Challenges arise for data providers and providers of data services. The scope of current data services ranges from traditional download services up to new cloud-based processing platforms, such as the Google Earth Engine or the Copernicus Climate Data Store.
As diverse as the many available data services are, the diverse are the user groups of Big Earth Data. The term Big Earth Data in this context refers to digital information about Earth, including observations, imagery, derived higher-level products, forecasts and analyses produced by computer models. The group of climate data for example contains a wide range of scientists (meteorology, climatology, hydrology, ecology, but also social sciences), decision-makers, resource managers and public health officials, but also start-ups, established companies in the insurance and energy sector. User groups whose knowledge on the data itself and technical expertise vary.
what data formats do they prefer?
A user requirements survey on Big Earth Data aims to better understand the above questions. Users of large volumes of environmental data, e.g. satellite images or meteorological fields, are invited to participate to the survey.
The survey aims to find out how users interact with Big Earth Data and what challenges they face due to the increase of data volume. One section deals with future data services and cloud services. It aims to find out how users would like to interact with cloud-based data services and what requirements needs to be fulfilled in order to have the trust of data users.
By participating to the survey, you help to indicate the direction and evolvement of future data services.
The survey is part of a PhD thesis on "Big data technologies for meteorological and climate data" at the University of Marburg, Germany, in collaboration with the data services team of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). ECMWF is an intergovernmental organisation and both, a research institute and a 24/7 operational service, producing global numerical weather predictions and other data for its member and cooperating states and the broader community. ECMWF runs two out of six Copernicus Services, the Climate Change and Atmosphere Monitoring Service. Both services produce environmental information on climate (e.g. climate reanalysis data or seasonal forecasts) and the atmosphere (e.g. Ozone and parameters to measure air quality, e.g. nitrogen oxides).
Participants can indicate whether they are interested in the results of the survey. The results of the survey will be published next year.
The survey will be open until 30 January 2019. It should not take longer than 10 minutes to fill out.
Current PhD candidate at University of Marburg, Germany and a Visiting Scientists at ECMWF. Worked previously on OGC standards and web services technologies. Passionate about developing user-driven data services to make large volumes of open data easier accessible to everyone.


Giannis Antetokounmpo starred as the Milwaukee Bucks sealed an emphatic statement win over the Golden State Warriors.
The 'Greek Freak' underlined his status as the early season leader in the MVP race, scoring 24 points and pulling down nine rebounds in 26 minutes as the Bucks thrashed the defending NBA champions 134-111 in Oakland.
Antetokounmpo opened his account with a swooping drive to the rim and finger roll finish before driving powerfully to the hoop for an emphatic second-quarter dunk.
Giannis' impact on the game was not limited to scoring. His delicious one-handed feed set up an easy basket for team-mate Pat Connaughton. He also stole possession from Kevin Durant and then 'climbed the ladder' to block a shot from the Warriors star.
As the Bucks extended their lead, Antetokounmpo turned on the style, scoring from the low post, adding an 'And 1' dunk and Euro-stepping to the rim for a lay-up.


The Turkman (Turkmen) tribes live in the north and north-east of Iran. Their rugs are very distinctive due to their dark red colours and repeated blue/ black/ ivory 'gul' print motifs. The wool is soft and durable. Turkmen produce the finest of all tribal rugs.
These rugs are extremely difficult to find in large sizes, due to their tribal nature.


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Home Match Previews Cittadella vs Bari Prediction & Match Preview
Cittadella vs Bari Prediction & Match Preview
Cittadella vs Bari Predictions and Free Tips from our expert tipsters when the teams go head-to-head in Serie B on Thursday, 8 December 2022.
Things are not looking good for Michele Mignani's side as the last five games have ended in a stalemate for them. Bari supporters are growing restless as more than 50% of their matches have ended in draws this season.
At the same time, Cittadella celebrated their fourth victory of the season as they edged past Genoa.
Cittadella vs Bari Head-to-head stats
Both teams will be meeting after a period of four years. Cittadella are unbeaten at home in their last four meetings. The visitors have won only once in the last five overall head-to-head encounters.
The last two consecutive matches between these two teams have ended in a stalemate.
Who will win the match between Cittadella and Bari?
Cittadella have better chances to win this fixture. The main reason being that despite being at the bottom half of the table. They have won two games in their last five outings. Including an impressive 1-0 win over Genoa.
The visiting Bari have lost their consistency this season. They have a poor form as they are winless in their last eight outings.
How many goals will be scored in the match?
We can expect over 2.5 match goals combined. The main reason is that the previous record shows that in two of the last three overall meetings at least three goals have been scored combined.
Will Both teams Score in the match?
This fixture rarely lacks goals. Both teams have scored in three of their last five overall head-to-head meetings. Therefore, we expect the same trend to continue this time as well.
Cittadella vs Bari Prediction
The visitors are facing a winless drought since early October. They have lost their winning momentum. At the same time, the host are unbeaten in four of their last five outings. Therefore, the first tip is that Cittadella will win by 2-1 – the odd for this tip will be at 10.00 odd.
Our second tip is that Both teams to score priced at 1.95. The last encounter between these two teams ended in a 2-2 scoreline.
Cittadella vs Bari Betting Tips
Correct Score: Cittadella 2-1 @ 10.00
Both teams to score @ 1.95.
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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import {SesionService, PeticionesAPIService, CalculosService, ComServerService} from '../../../servicios/index';
import Swal from 'sweetalert2';
import { Location } from '@angular/common';

// Clases

import { Alumno, Equipo, Juego, Punto, Nivel, AlumnoJuegoDePuntos, EquipoJuegoDePuntos,
  TablaAlumnoJuegoDePuntos, TablaEquipoJuegoDePuntos, JuegoDeAvatar, AlumnoJuegoDeAvatar, Profesor, Evento } from '../../../clases/index';

import { MatDialog } from '@angular/material';
/* Necesario para controlar qué filas están seleccionadas */
import {SelectionModel} from '@angular/cdk/collections';

import {MatTableDataSource} from '@angular/material/table';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-juego-de-avatar-seleccionado-activo',
  templateUrl: './juego-de-avatar-seleccionado-activo.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./juego-de-avatar-seleccionado-activo.component.scss']
})
export class JuegoDeAvatarSeleccionadoActivoComponent implements OnInit {

  juegoSeleccionado: any;
  alumnosDelJuego: Alumno[];
  inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar: AlumnoJuegoDeAvatar[];
  selection1 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  selection2 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  selection3 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  selection4 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  selection5 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  selection6 = new SelectionModel<any>(true, []);
  datasourceAlumnos;
  haCambiado: boolean[];
  hayCambios: boolean = false;
  privilegiosIniciales: boolean[][] = []; //Para comprobar después qué Privilegios en concreto se han asignado/eliminado ( [índice del AlumnoJuegoDeAvatar en la lista inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar][número del Privilegio (1-6)] )
  profesor: Profesor;
  // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
  displayedColumns: string[] = ['nombre', 'primerApellido', 'segundoApellido', 'privilegio1', 'privilegio2', 'privilegio3', 'privilegio4', 'privilegio5', 'privilegio6', ' '];
  constructor(
    public dialog: MatDialog,
    private calculos: CalculosService,
    private sesion: SesionService,
    private peticionesAPI: PeticionesAPIService,
    private comService: ComServerService,
    private location: Location ) { }
  ngOnInit() {
    this.juegoSeleccionado = this.sesion.DameJuego();
    this.profesor = this.sesion.DameProfesor();
    console.log ('Ya tengo el juego');
    console.log (this.juegoSeleccionado);

    if (this.juegoSeleccionado.Modo === 'Individual') {
     this.AlumnosDelJuego();
    } else {
      //this.EquiposDelJuego();
    }
  }

  // Recupera los alumnos que pertenecen al juego
  AlumnosDelJuego() {
    console.log ('Vamos a pos los alumnos');
    console.log (this.juegoSeleccionado.id);
    this.peticionesAPI.DameAlumnosJuegoDeAvatar(this.juegoSeleccionado.id)
    .subscribe(alumnosJuego => {
      console.log ('Ya tengo los alumnos');
      console.log(alumnosJuego);
      this.alumnosDelJuego = alumnosJuego;
      // En este vector tomaré nota de si han cambiado los privilegios de cada alumno
      // para luego decidir qué alumnos tengo que actualizar en la base de datos
      this.haCambiado = Array(this.alumnosDelJuego.length).fill(false);
      // Cuando tengo los alumnos recupero las inscripciones
      this.RecuperarInscripcionesAlumnoJuego();

    });
  }

  RecuperarInscripcionesAlumnoJuego() {
    this.peticionesAPI.DameInscripcionesAlumnoJuegoDeAvatar(this.juegoSeleccionado.id)
    .subscribe(inscripciones => {
      this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar = inscripciones;
      // Ahora preparo la tabla que se va a mostrar
      this.PrepararTabla ();
    });
  }

  PrepararTabla() {
    for (let i: number = 0; i < this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.length; i++) {
      this.privilegiosIniciales.push([false,false,false,false,false,false,false]);
    }

    this.datasourceAlumnos = new MatTableDataSource(this.alumnosDelJuego);
    // Cada uno de los privilegios tiene un selector. Tengo que seleccionar los privilegios activos para cada
    // selector y para cada alumno
    this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => {
      // recorro los alumnos y para cada uno de ellos obtengo su inscripción
      const inscripcion = this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.filter (ins => ins.alumnoId === row.id)[0];
      // Ahora activo o desactivo el selector de cada privilegio según tenga el alumno ese privilegio o no
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[0]) {
        this.selection1.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][1] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection1.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][1] = false;
      }
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[1]) {
        this.selection2.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][2] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection2.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][2] = false;
      }
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[2]) {
        this.selection3.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][3] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection3.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][3] = false;
      }
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[3]) {
        this.selection4.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][4] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection4.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][4] = false;
      }
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[4]) {
        this.selection5.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][5] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection5.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][5] = false;
      }
      if (inscripcion.Privilegios[5]) {
        this.selection6.select(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][6] = true;
      } else {
        this.selection6.deselect(row);
        this.privilegiosIniciales[this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.indexOf(inscripcion)][6] = false;
      }
    });
  }

  /* Para averiguar si todos los elementos de un selector determinado están activos o no  */
  IsAllSelected(n) {
    let numSelected;
    if (n === 1) {
      numSelected = this.selection1.selected.length;
    }
    if (n === 2) {
      numSelected = this.selection2.selected.length;
    }
    if (n === 3) {
      numSelected = this.selection3.selected.length;
    }
    if (n === 4) {
      numSelected = this.selection4.selected.length;
    }
    if (n === 5) {
      numSelected = this.selection5.selected.length;
    }
    if (n === 6) {
      numSelected = this.selection6.selected.length;
    }
    const numRows = this.datasourceAlumnos.data.length;
    return numSelected === numRows;
  }

  // Esta función se ejecuta cuando clicamos en el checkbox de cabecera

  MasterToggle(n) {

      if (n === 1) {
        console.log ('ha cambiado C1');
        if (this.IsAllSelected(1)) {
          console.log ('Borro todos');
          // Si todos los elementos del selector estan activos hay que desactivarlos todos
          this.selection1.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          // y quitar el privilegio correspondiente a todos los alumnos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[0] = false);
        } else {
          console.log ('activo todos');
          // Tengo que activar todos los elementos del selector
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection1.select(row));
          // y conceder el privilegio correspondiente a todos los alumnos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[0] = true);
        }
      }
      if (n === 2) {
        if (this.IsAllSelected(2)) {
          this.selection2.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[1] = false);
        } else {
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection2.select(row));
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[1] = true);
        }
      }
      if (n === 3) {
        if (this.IsAllSelected(3)) {
          this.selection3.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[2] = false);
        } else {
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection3.select(row));
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[2] = true);
        }
      }
      if (n === 4) {
        if (this.IsAllSelected(4)) {
          this.selection4.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[3] = false);
        } else {
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection4.select(row));
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[3] = true);
        }
      }
      if (n === 5) {
        if (this.IsAllSelected(5)) {
          this.selection5.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[4] = false);
        } else {
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection5.select(row));
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[4] = true);
        }
      }
      if (n === 6) {
        if (this.IsAllSelected(6)) {
          this.selection6.clear(); // Desactivamos todos
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[5] = false);
        } else {
          this.datasourceAlumnos.data.forEach(row => this.selection6.select(row));
          this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.forEach (inscripcion => inscripcion.Privilegios[5] = true);
        }
      }
      this.hayCambios = true;
      this.haCambiado = Array(this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.length).fill (true);
      console.log (this.haCambiado);
  }
  HaCambiado(n ,i) {
    // Cuando hago click sobre el privilegio n del alumno i debo cambiar el estado de ese privilegio
    this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].Privilegios[n - 1] = !this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].Privilegios[n - 1];
    this.haCambiado[i] = true;
    this.hayCambios = true;
  }

  RegistrarCambios() {
    console.log ('voy a guardar');
    console.log (this.haCambiado);
    for (let i = 0; i < this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.length; i++) {
      // Solo reflejo los cambios si ha habido cambios
      if (this.haCambiado[i]) {
        this.peticionesAPI.ModificaInscripcionAlumnoJuegoDeAvatar (this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i]).subscribe(() => {
          //Comprobamos qué privilegios en concreto se han cambiado (se han asignado o quitado respecto al inicio)
          for (let n: number = 1; n < 7; n++) {
            if ((this.privilegiosIniciales[i][n] === false) && (this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].Privilegios[n - 1] === true)) {
              // Registrar la Asignación del Privilegio
              // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
              const alumno: Alumno = this.alumnosDelJuego.filter(al => al.id === this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].alumnoId)[0];
              // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
              const eventoAsignarPrivilegio: Evento = new Evento(30, new Date(), this.profesor.id, alumno.id, undefined, this.juegoSeleccionado.id, this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego, 'Juego De Avatar', undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, n);
              this.calculos.RegistrarEvento (eventoAsignarPrivilegio);

              // Notificar al Alumno
              if (n === 5) {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(30, alumno.id, `Has obtenido el Privilegio Nota de Voz en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              } else if (n === 6) {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(30, alumno.id, `Has obtenido el Privilegio Espiar en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              } else {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(30, alumno.id, `Has obtenido el Privilegio ${n} en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              }
            // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
            } else if ((this.privilegiosIniciales[i][n] === true) && (this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].Privilegios[n - 1] === false)) {
              // Registrar la Eliminación del Privilegio
              // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
              const alumno: Alumno = this.alumnosDelJuego.filter(al => al.id === this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar[i].alumnoId)[0];
              // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
              const eventoEliminarPrivilegio: Evento = new Evento(31, new Date(), this.profesor.id, alumno.id, undefined, this.juegoSeleccionado.id, this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego, 'Juego De Avatar', undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, n);
              this.calculos.RegistrarEvento (eventoEliminarPrivilegio);

              // Notificar al Alumno
              if (n === 5) {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(31, alumno.id, `Has perdido el Privilegio Nota de Voz en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              } else if (n === 6) {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(31, alumno.id, `Has perdido el Privilegio Espiar en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              } else {
                // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
                this.comService.EnviarNotificacionIndividual(31, alumno.id, `Has perdido el Privilegio ${n} en el Juego de Avatar ${this.juegoSeleccionado.NombreJuego}`);
              }
            } else {
              //No hay cambio en el Privilegio
            }
          }
        });
      }
    }
    Swal.fire('Cambios registrados correctamente', ' ', 'success');
  }

  GuardarDatos(alumno: Alumno) {
    // Guardo en la sesión el alumno y su inscripción para que los recoja el componente que mostrará su avatar
    this.sesion.TomaAlumno (alumno);
    this.sesion.TomaJuegoAvatar (this.juegoSeleccionado);
    // tslint:disable-next-line:max-line-length
    this.sesion.TomaAlumnoJuegoAvatar (this.inscripcionesAlumnosJuegodeAvatar.filter (inscripcion => inscripcion.alumnoId === alumno.id)[0]);
  }

  VerTodosLosAvatares() {
    this.sesion.TomaJuegoAvatar (this.juegoSeleccionado);
    console.log ('Vamos a ver todos los avatares');
  }

  DesactivarJuego() {
    Swal.fire({
      title: '¿Seguro que quieres desactivar el juego de avatar?',
      icon: 'warning',
      showCancelButton: true,
      confirmButtonColor: '#3085d6',
      cancelButtonColor: '#d33',
      confirmButtonText: 'Si, estoy seguro'
    }).then((result) => {
      if (result.value) {

        this.juegoSeleccionado.JuegoActivo = false;
        this.peticionesAPI.CambiaEstadoJuegoDeAvatar (this.juegoSeleccionado)
        .subscribe(res => {
            if (res !== undefined) {
              console.log(res);
              console.log('juego desactivado');
              Swal.fire('El juego se ha desactivado correctamente');
              this.location.back();
            }
        });
      }
    });
  }

}

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How to check what Tempo my song already has ?
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I'm a long time Finale user, since Finale 2005 and I highly appreciate it. Now I upgraded from Finale 2012 to Finale v26. Some minor changes are visible but I have to explore it to find more, worthy to for the price I paid. So far, I have an embarrassing issue with Tempo checking. In the previous versions I always could check what's my current tempo in a song (or in some modified bars) from a very handy tab in the palette. Now this has disappeared and when finding it through the MIDI tab, it only shows '0' value and asking to do set/ scale/ limit etc. - but never shows the current value! That's really embarrassing. Some songs come with an unknown tempo value and one has to guess it by "hunting" after it with a metronome... while we already live in the 21st century, hey people!
Re: How to check what Tempo my song already has ?
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I spent yesterday working with Rowan Blaik head gardener at Down House, installing the outdoor cameras around the old Mulberry tree in Charles Darwin's Garden. The four cameras, which have been mounted in strategic sites encircling the venerable tree, have been programmed to take an image every six hours, and will produce a cumulative record of the tree's growth as well as changes and human activity relating to the life of the tree within the garden.
I plan to retrieve the images every few months, building an archive of digital images for a web-based project and video installation at The English Heritage site at Down House, which is the former home of Charles Darwin.


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Intersectionality and Interfactionality
popolitics1	Interfactionality, Intersectionality	 January 26, 2020 January 2, 2021 4 Minutes
Let's say I was to tell you that oppressors have a special technique for when they want to oppress people but don't want to do all the work themselves, and it's that they sow discord between people and pit them against each other. Maybe then you would say that this is news to exactly no one, it's called divide and conquer, and it's also the plot to pretty much every epic sci fi young adult movie or book series ever. Thanks a lot for the social studies lesson, Katniss Everdeen/Tris Prior/Padme Amidala!
Point well taken. But then I would say, how is it that this technique works so well, given that everybody knows about it? The fact that we tend to walk into this trap despite being perfectly aware of its existence is a pretty good indicator of its power and thus our need to understand it better. The argument I'm going to be putting forth here is that one reason we've had a hard time with this is that we don't have exactly the right terminology for talking about it. So my goal with this post (and a series of others I plan to follow it) is to propose a new term, explain why I think it's necessary, and then use it to talk about some of the mechanisms of divide and conquer as a tool of oppression.
The inspiration for the term I am proposing is Kimberlé Crenshaw's concept of intersectionality. I would suggest that one of the most socially significant interventions Crenshaw made when she started publishing on the subject in the late 1980s was actually the creation of that term itself. Her specific legal analysis was certainly groundbreaking. Crenshaw's argument that people who suffer multiple vectors of discrimination cannot be protected adequately from that discrimination by juridical practices that insist on treating those vectors individually has resulted in real changes to the legal code. She has made other important theoretical contributions as well, but in terms of mainstream understanding of intersectionality, a lot of the basic ideas people associate with that concept are also part of a black feminist history that predates her work:
The notion that the oppression of black women is not simply the sum of oppressions against black men and white women was explored by Frances Beal in her 1970 essay "Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female." The idea that people with multiple vectors of oppression are better situated to fight for freedom for everyone is the basic gist of Anna Julia Cooper's 1892 statement that "when and where I enter, in the quiet, undisputed dignity of my womanhood, without violence and without suing or special patronage, then and there the whole Negro race enters with me." The recognition that the term "woman" sometimes only gets to mean white women is a central theme of Sojourner Truth's famous 1851 "Ain't I a Woman?" speech. And if any one essay sums up the central themes of intersectionality as understood in popular cultural today (without using the word, which had not yet been coined), it's probably the Combahee River Collective's 1977 "A Black Feminist Statement."
But it's with the term intersectionality that these ideas have spread today, far beyond the audience the Combahee River Collective had in the 1970s. And I maintain that it's because there's something special about the word itself. Namely, that it does not demand a single interpretive vantage-point for understanding its power dynamics. We can use it to describe a top-down force, as in the formulation "intersectional oppression." But we can also use it to describe bottom-up resistance to that force, as in the phrase "intersectional solidarity." It can be used to describe macro-level systemic structures, as well as individual identity and experience. The "inter-" of the term suggests an in-betweenness and so grants a flexibility that allows us to see the relevant issues from all kinds of angles. This is the rhetorical power of that concept.
Terms like "racism" and "sexism" are similarly flexible, and have been rhetorically useful for similar reasons. When a white man, for instance, seeks to distance himself from racism and sexism by claiming he has nothing personally against women or people of color, it can be useful to counter with discussions of institutionalized racism and sexism. Conversely, when he seeks personal distance from sexism and racism by arguing that those forces are entirely systemic, it can be useful to talk about how they benefit him on an individual level. To address systems of power we need flexible vocabulary that acknowledges macro and micro are not separate planes of existence, but matters of perspective and scale—that individuals operate within social systems, and those systems are made up of individuals.
The existing terms we have for talking about divide-and-conquer as a technique of oppression, meanwhile, are typically either entirely top-down (kyriarchy, matrix of domination, interlocking or intersectional oppression) or, more rarely, bottom-up (Oppression Olympics). This isn't to say that people haven't been able to use these words in more flexible ways, but rather that the words themselves resist those uses.
The term I propose, with the intent to mitigate these rhetorical problems, is interfactionality, which I define as conflict between subordinated groups within a system of interlocking oppressions, sown by that system as a way to subvert potential resistance to it into maintenance of it. Here I'm consciously borrowing Crenshaw's rhetorical strategy of coining a term whose built-in in-betweenness allows us to pivot back and forth between the top-down and the bottom-up, the micro and the macro. In the following series of blog posts, I intend to demonstrate the usefulness of this term by using it to analyze the social mechanics of divide and conquer as a tool of intersectional oppression.
Other posts in this series:
Interfactionality and the Hierarchy of Oppressions
Interfactionality and Mutual Oppression
Interfactionality and the White Woman
Interfactionality and the Jew
Interfactionality and Righteousness
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matrix of domination
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MODERNIST LONDON
The Buildings
55 Broadway: The Cathedral of Modernity
55 Broadway was officially opened on 1st December 1929. Designed by Charles Holden as the new headquarters for the London Transport Board, it replaced the previous hodge podge of buildings the board used in the same area. The new building brought together different departments under one roof, allowing faster communication and creating a corporate atmosphere. As well uniting the company under one roof, the building would also contain St James Park tube station. Holden, and his firm, Adams, Holden & Pearson, were appointed to the design in 1925, after an initial plan by Sir A.E. Richardson was rejected by LTB director Frank Pick for being too old fashioned.
55 Broadway as seen from above, shortly after completion. Image via Mikey Ashworth.
The site chosen for the building was an awkward, asymmetrical plot, hemmed in by other buildings. To counteract these problems, Holden arranged the building in an irregular cruciform plan, with a long east-west axis and a shorter north-south one. The upper floors step up, getting smaller in floor area as it gets to the top. This allows natural light into each office, as well as allowing more light down to street level. The services such as lifts and ventilation were built into the central tower core.
Holden had previously specialized in the design of hospitals when he joined the firm of Henry Percy Adams (later to become Adams, Holden & Pearson) at the start of the 1900's. This experience was to provide useful in creating the large, integrated design of 55 Broadway. Another influence on the design was that of the fifteen-storey General Motors Building in Detroit (1919-22) by Albert Khan, also designed to allow sunlight and air to each of the buildings numerous offices.
General Motors Building, Detroit (1919-22) by Albert Khan. Image fom CardCow
55 Broadway is constructed around a steel frame encased in concrete and then clad in stone. Portland Stone, a material Holden had used on a smaller scale for London Transport in his Northern Line Extension stations a few years earlier, was used from the 3rd floor upwards, with blue-green Norwegian granite for the first and second floor. Inside, flooring of Travertine limestone forms three paved public arcades and covers the staircases, with bronze used for the railings. Each floor contains a drinking fountain and an automatic mail chute, details picked up from American office designs of the time.
London Transport poster featuring 55 Broadway. Image from RIBApix
The exterior of the building was decorated with a range of sculptures, produced by a number of different artists. Reliefs depicting "The Four Winds" were sculpted by Eric Gill, Henry Moore, Alfred Gerrard, Eric Aumoinier and Sam Rabinowitcz. Jacob Epstein, who Holden had previously worked with on the British Medical Association building on The Strand and Oscar Wilde's tomb in Paris, designed two sculptures, Day and Night, which proved controversial. Day in particular drew heavy criticism, with a campaign started to have it removed. Pick, despite his initial reservations to employing Epstein, offered to resign to loyalty to Holden, but it was refused. Eventually 1.5 inches was removed from the statue to appease the complainers.
Henry Moore carving 'West Wind' on 55 Broadway. Image from London Transport Museum.
When it opened, 55 Broadway was, at 176 ft the tallest building in London. The top 4 floors were kept unoccupied, as they were above the limit decreed by the 1894 London Buildings Act. The Observer newspaper called it "The Cathedral of Modernity", and it was widely praised as the harbinger of English Modernism, balancing Arts and Crafts detailing with new building technology and American design.
It has served as the headquarters of the London Transport and then TFL for 90 years, but that time is drawing to a close. A 2015 plan by Tate Hindle to convert the building to flats and offices came to nothing, and in September this year TFL agreed a deal to sell the property to the Integrity International Group, who have not yet announced their plans for the building. 55 Broadway was Grade I listed in 2011, and so whatever its future, the building should stand as a marker of the journey of British architecture from Art and Crafts towards Modernism.
Charles Holden: Architect by Eitan Karol
Bright Underground Spaces by David Lawrence
Buildings of England: London 6 City of Westminster by Nikolaus Pevsner and Simon Bradley


This month we welcome back Dr James Albone, archaeologist and historian. He is currently Planning Archaeologist at Norfolk County Council but was born in Kirton and was an early member of our society. He's definitely 'on his subject' here as his doctoral thesis was 'Roman Roads in the Changing Landscape of Eastern England'. He'll be looking at some of the famous straight roads in our county: Ermine Street; Fosse Way; and many less well-known ones. We look forward to seeing him again.


My husband and I were told we won a $100 visa gift card and 7 day 6 night vaca for 4 to a blue green resort and were entered in a drawing to win a mini-cooper. To receive our vaca voucher, we would have to attend a 45 min presentation.
We took off work, drove 2 hrs to get there, and then could not stay for the whole 3 hour presentation because of an appointment that could not be changed. We left empty handed and were treated terribly by multiple company representatives, as were many other people who were there.
Review #362345 is a subjective opinion of brunerra26.
It's common knowledge that nothing is free and that timeshare salespeople will keep you as long as possible. 45 minutes seems an awfully short amount of time to listen to a presentation and to get such a fabulous vacation prize. Next time, if there is one, just clear your calendar for the day.
If you stayed for the promised time of the presentation and did not receive a promised reward, you should complain to the Attorney General as well as the professional licensing authority of that state. Bluegreen is likely in violation of state law and/or regulations. Look online at that state's web page.


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Warburton retires: Wales and Lions star's career in numbers
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Sam Warburton announced his shock retirement from rugby on Wednesday, following a battle with injuries.
The Wales and British and Irish Lions great failed to recover from neck and knee surgery, causing him to call time on a sensational career at the age of 29.
Warburton led his country to Grand Slam glory in 2012 and also captained the Lions on two tours.
As tributes for the flanker pour in, we pick out the best Opta statistics from his career.
BREAKING: @samwarburton_ has announced his retirement from the game. He led Wales for a record 49 times in his 74 appearances.
#ThanksWarby pic.twitter.com/BOCahUsJ6O
— Welsh Rugby Union (@WelshRugbyUnion) July 18, 2018
79 – Warburton won 79 caps combined for Wales and the British and Irish Lions in a career that spanned from 2009 to 2017.
49 – The flanker captained Wales on 49 occasions, more than any other player.
53 – In total, Warburton won 53 Test caps as captain, with his last such game coming as a 28-year-old. No other player has led a side out in 50+ Tests before turning 29 (Will Carling the next best on 44).
2 – Warburton became just the second player after Martin Johnson to lead the Lions on two tours, after he was named captain for the 2013 tour to Australia and the 2017 series in New Zealand. The Lions were unbeaten in both series (won 2-1 v Australia, tied 1-1 v NZ).
4 – Only Johnson and Ronnie Dawson (both six) have more Test caps as captain of the British and Irish Lions than Warburton (four, level with eight players).
22 – Warburton is the youngest player to captain any side in a Rugby World Cup match, which he achieved when, as a 22-year-old, he led Wales out against South Africa at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
7 – He is the seventh youngest player to captain Wales in a Test match, the second youngest forward to do so, as well as the youngest in the professional era.
70 – Warburton played 70 times in the Pro14 for Cardiff Blues, scoring five tries, as well as 33 games in Europe, including a victory in the 2009-10 Challenge Cup final.
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Saracens paid a high price for years of breaching the strict Premiership salary cap, and have now issued an apology and a rallying call.
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Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and the Vunipola brothers will all likely become available after Saracens were relegated from the Premiership.
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Northampton Saints and Glasgow Warriors did all they could to stay in the European Champions Cup, while Ulster are definitely through.
Aviva Premiership, Breaking News, Championship, English, News, Rugby Union, Saracens
Premiership Rugby has confirmed that Saracens will be relegated from the Premiership at the end of the 2019-20 campaign.
Roberts leaves Bath for Stormers ahead of 2020 Super Rugby season
Aviva Premiership, Bath Rugby, English, Jamie Roberts, News, Rugby Union, Stormers, Super Rugby, Wales
Super Rugby team the Stormers received financial support from a corporate partner to sign Jamie Roberts from Bath.
Sexton named new Ireland captain as Farrell calls up five uncapped players
Andy Farrell, English, Ireland, News, RBS Six Nations, Rugby Union
Andy Farrell has called up five uncapped players into his first Ireland squad, with Johnny Sexton confirmed as the team's captain.
Teenage wing Rees-Zammit named in Wales Six Nations squad
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Louis Rees-Zammit, the 18-year-old Gloucester flyer, could make his Wales debut in the Six Nations in a new era under Wayne Pivac.
Hogg to captain Scotland in Six Nations
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Gregor Townsend has turned to Stuart Hogg to lead Scotland in the Six Nations following Greig Laidlaw's international retirement.
Reinach to make Northampton exit
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Cobus Reinach could be set to join Montpellier after announcing he will leave Northampton Saints following three seasons at the club.
England reveal Jones' new-look coaching team
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The Six Nations kicks off next month and England will have a new coaching line-up in place for the tournament.
Sgarbi named in Smith's first Italy squad after six-year absence
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Alberto Sgarbi has not played for Italy since 2014 but was named in Franco Smith's first squad selection on Monday.


how to design a sluice valve for 10 inch diameter pipe using Indian standrad 14846:2000?
I know how to find thickness of valve body using lame's equation. and i am struck of wedge and further design process.
Do you mean a gate valve? Generally sluice valves are used in an open system and gate valves in a pipe. Both use a wedge to control flow.
how should I calculate wedge diameter and thickness.
can you please explain the difference between gain and efficiency ?
Please ask a separate question if it's not related to existing discussion.


Have you noticed there's been a lot of comic book-based movies lately? The idea of plotting to take over the world isn't an unusual one for a comic, so it makes sense that Marvel Studios has been slowly conquering the film industry for the past eight years. Read the full article at The Japan Times.


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Rashi tells us how Amen is pronounced according to Old Ashkenazic Hebrew
It's well known that Ashkenazim distinguish between the qomatz and patah vowels (אָ and אַ), while the Sepharadim and Mizrahim don't, pronouncing both as a patah (with the notable exception of the Yemenite Jews who do distinguish between them, pronouncing the qomatz much like the Ashkenazim).
For those who are not following, here is a graphic illustration: Ashkenazim would pronounce the word 'luck' and 'lock' as we are accustome, but Sepharadim would pronounce them both as 'lock,' were these two words Hebrew.
These two distinct pronunciations is paralleled in the two ways that Syriac is spoken by Christian Aramaic-speakers; a point noticed by Samuel David Luzzatto, which he took as evidence in favor of the correctness (in the sense of conforming to Tiberian Hebrew) of the Ashkenazic qomatz, at a time when Ashkenazic Hebrew was viewed with disfavor (early 19th century, but that view never seems to have properly faded). The difference: there are those Syriac Christians who say 'Abun di-bishmayo' and those who say 'Abun di-bishmayah,' in The Lord's Prayer (both mean 'Our Father who art in Heaven').
An interesting fact in the history of Ashkenazic Hebrew is that, apparently, Ashkenazim (Franco-German Jews) did not always distinguish between these two vowels, like their Spanish, North African and Middle Eastern counterparts. This is attested in early Ashkenazic manuscripts in which confusion between these two vowel's graphic symbols (ָ and ַ) are found in great abundance, exactly as in Sepharadic manuscripts. Although I don't have a handy example of a genuine Ashkenazic manuscript, a picture is worth a thousand words, and I reproduce an image which adorned my post How a 12th century English gentile vocalized Hebrew:
(click to enlarge; the heh in the last word on the second line should have a qomatz, but it has a patah, reflecting the vocalizer's pronunciation.)
But manuscripts are only part of the evidence.
A juicy piece of evidence[1] for this can also be found in Rashi's (1040-1105) comment on TB Berakhos (or should I say Berakhoth, in homage to early Ashkenazis?) 47A. There the Gemara discusses amens, and says ...אין עונין לא אמן חטופה , "the Amen uttered in response should be neither hurried..." To this Rashi gives the interpretation of what an hurried Amen is: שקורין את האלף בחתף ולא בפתח ואמר אמן והוא שצריך לומר אמן, "He reads the 'aleph with a sheva (אְמֵן, [short first sylabble] E'mein) and not with a patah (Ahmein)" (presumably in Rashi's text the two אמןs were vocalized, but in the standard printed editions Rashi is never pointed).
Thus, we see that Rashi said a word written אָמֵן as if it were written אַמֵן, just like the Sepharadim. Rashi said ahmein, not ohmein. It should be noted that in Artscroll's Schottenstein Talmud the explanatory notes say that Rashi terms the qomatz godol a patah and gives several references; but it does not explain why. Patah itself means that the mouth is to be opened wide; that is how the ah sound results.
Rabbi Dr HJ Zimmels, in his classic Ashkenazim and Sephardim: Their Relations, Differences, and Problems As Reflected in the Rabbinical Responsa discusses their respective pronunciations and adduces other proofs, among them the fact that Rabbenu Asher (13th century), who moved from Ashkenaz to Sepharad, becoming one of the foremost leaders in Spain, discusses the differences between the Hebrew scripts used by the respective communities but doesn't seem to notice any difference in pronunciation at all.
In any event, following Rashi, over the last hundreds of years Ashkenazic Jews pronounced, and still pronounce, amen as something sort of like 'ohmein.' But evidently at this early period in Ashkenazic history the qomatz was not yet pronounced distinctly, and pronounced ah, like the Sepharadim.
The question is when and why and how did this change? Did this come about due to a happy accident, normal sound shifting? That seems unlikely if these two vowels were pronounced identically. How could normal changes come about conforming correctly to the graphic differences in the written texts? Rather it seems like a deliberate effort to conform to the Tiberian pronunciation. Could this have really happened? I don't think there is any evidence that it did. But perhaps gradually it was noticed that Hebrew was spoken in a 'mistaken' fashion, meaning that it did not conform with the graphic symbols, the signs devised by the Tiberian Masoretes. Like other, periodic efforts to improve spoken Hebrew, perhaps somehow this change occurred. Maybe it first occurred among exacting Torah readers. Maybe some pedantic melamdim (children's teachers) taught it to their 3 and 4 year old charges. In any case, it seems irrefutable that at some point in the past 900 years (and perhaps in the past 700 or even more recently) Ashkenazim begun pronouncing the qomatz properly, in the sense that it is distinct from the patah, and in the sense that Tiberian Hebrew is proper Hebrew.
However one lingering doubt remains in my mind: it is generally believed that Ashkenazic Jewry had roots in Eretz Yisrael at a later date than Mizrahi and Sephardi Jewry, whose roots seem to be in Bavel. This is reflected in various Ashkenazic customs and liturgies which stem or seem to stem from an Eretz Yisrael origin. Historically and politically it makes some sense as well, since it is generally presumed that the core Ashkenazic community emigrated from Italy and other areas of Europe which were Christian and thus this Jewry was under the influence of Eretz Yisrael, also under Christian rule, rather than Bavel, then under Islamic rule. If so, it would seem natural that Ashkenazic Hebrew would be more greatly influence by Tiberian Hebrew at the outset. צריך עיון.
( By the way, I recently had my two year Bloggiversary.)
[1] Credit where credit is due. I came across this reference in a Mail-Jewish post by Mechy Frankel.


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German town backs Merkel's CDU, rejects AfD in vote for mayor
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GOERLITZ, Germany, June 16 (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives on Sunday won a run-off vote for mayor in a small town in the east of the country, beating the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
The vote in Goerlitz, a town with cobbled streets that has become a favourite location for Hollywood film directors, is seen as a pointer for German state elections on Sept 1. in both Saxony and in the neighbouring state of Brandenburg.
The victory of Christian Democrat (CDU) Octavian Ursu in Goerlitz is gives some respite to Merkel, whose national coalition with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) was shaken by heavy losses in European Parliament elections in May.
AfD candidate Sebastian Wippel came out ahead of Ursu in the first round and the CDU had to rely on support from other parties in the runoff to win in the town of 56,000 near the Polish border. Ursu won the runoff with just over 55%.
"It was not a vote for Mr. Ursu but more a vote against the AfD candidate, against me," said Wippel. "The CDU had to rely on support from many groups including from the far-left extremists without whom they would not have made it. Looking ahead to the Saxony state election, we are in a good position."
The AfD is running neck-and-neck with the CDU in Saxony and is forecast to come first in Brandenburg where the SPD has won all of the last six elections there since German reunification in 1990.
Defeats for the SPD in Brandenburg and the CDU in Saxony would pile more pressure on the coalition partners to rethink their alliance that followed the 2017 election, where the AfD entered the national parliament for the first time.
The Brandenburg and Saxony votes take place several weeks before the SPD and conservatives hold a midterm review of their partnership.
The SPD, which rules Brandenburg with the hard-left Die Linke, is expected to see support fall by more than a third in the eastern state, polls show.
The AfD has been attracting SPD and CDU voters in Brandenburg and Saxony partly by campaigning on a platform that opposes the government's plan to phase out coal, a vital industry in both states, especially in Brandenburg.
The coalition partners are also losing support to the Green party, which is appealing to voters disillusioned with the ruling coalition and concerned about climate change. The Greens are the most popular party in Germany, overtaking Merkel's conservatives. (Writing by Joseph Nasr. Editing by Jane Merriman)
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We're so excited about the natural graphics this golden healer cluster has, that if we didn't know it was a natural, Arkansas piece, we'd think it had been painted - we've never seen markings like this one has, and certainly never RACING STRIPES!
You'll see: a partial cathedral with smaller points in parallel growth [this growth pattern is not what an elestial is], and a large area of regrowth. The center point, with glitter-sized barnacles, has a channel face and cloud-like glyphs. At the end, a pronounced isis face with an extra, triangular set-in face above it crowns the 2 3/4x 2x 6" point, which has a 2x 1 1/4x 3/8" tabular appendage.
What would appear to be a strikingly milky crystal group is instead a cluster with so much titanium [and a few clear areas to gaze into] that it looks like it has been reverse-painted!
These click-on photos show you some of the crenellated detail of the partial cathedral, as well as its' 1/2x 3/16" tabular penetrator.
5 1/2x 3x 6-1/4" leaning high. Powerful, and self displays, too.


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In 2018, Nielsen graduated the fourth class of the Diverse Leadership Network (DLN). The DLN is a 15-month leadership development program designed to strengthen Nielsen's pipeline with high potential top talent who represent the diversity of the clients, communities, and markets Nielsen measures.
In 2018, Nielsen partnered with the Human Rights Campaign and their PRIDE ERG to update their LGBTQ voluntary self-identification to include a third gender/non-binary option and updated their field for transgender identity.
For the sixth year in a row, Nielsen received a perfect score of 100 on the Corporate Equality Index for corporate policies and practices relevant for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees. This important recognition is due in large part to the work of Nielsen's PRIDE ERG that partners with HR, facilities, and other entities to raise the bar on inclusion at Nielsen.
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Nielsen CEO, David Kenny, took on the joint responsibility of Chief Diversity Officer in February 2019, to elevate the importance of diversity & inclusion as a strategic business priority, and to strengthen accountability at all levels of the organization.
In 2018, Nielsen announced that as part of its commitment to reflect important demographic and household characteristics in Nielsen's National TV panel, it expanded reporting of Nielsen ratings to count same-gender spouses and unmarried same-gender partners and their household television viewing.
Nielsen held its fifth annual ERG Experience Week, "enERGize", showcasing the value and benefit of its global resource groups. ERG presence is in 77 of more than 100 countries of operation and 25 percent of the global workforce participates in at least one ERG.
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The Warriors wallowed in mediocrity for decades, among the most consistently disappointing franchises. In the mid-70s, Golden State mounted a par of outstanding seasons, finishing first overall for the first time since the club transferred from Philadelphia to the Bay Area. This team wouldn't win another division title until the 2014-15 season, when they broke out with a 67-win season.
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SIXTEEN teachers from secondary and high schools in East Sepik province have graduated with a certificate in business studies last Friday.
The Know About Business (KAB) training is new in schools in the province and is said to be taught to Grade Nine students under the business studies subject beginning next year.
KAB is a training that understands the role of business in the society, its contribution to the wealth of the nation and its social responsibilities, entrepreneurial attitudes and behaviour to be informed on how an enterprise is functioning.
National Department of Education assistant secretary curriculum development division Dr Eliakim Apelis, while giving his keynote address, said KAB was specially designed to address the problem of high youth unemployment in the country.
He highlighted that statistics showed that 45% of school age children were not in school giving rise to unemployment situation.
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A female teacher participant said KAB programme was good for the children and to implement it, support must come from all concerned parties to see that its goals are achieved.
She challenged her colleagues to fully implement the programme in their respective schools so that children were taught the basics of business at an early age.
Meanwhile, Brandi Secondary School has been chosen as the venue for the roll-out programme on KAB.
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Commission adopts new Circular Economy Package
European Commission: DG Communication
IP/15/6203 (02.12.15)
The European Commission adopted on 2 December 2015 its Circular Economy Package. It includes a set of initiatives aimed at stimulating the European Union's transition towards a circular economy.
The proposals cover the full lifecycle: from production and consumption to waste management and the market for secondary raw materials. This transition was set to be supported financially by ESIF funding, Horizon 2020, structural funds for waste management, and investments in the circular economy at national level.
+ [COM(2015)614] Communication on 'Closing the loop - an EU action plan for the circular economy'
+ [COM(2015)593] Proposal for a Directive amending Directives 2000/53/EC on end-of-life vehicles, 2006/66/EC on batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators, and 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment
+ [COM(2015)594] Proposal for a Directive amending Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste
+ [COM(2015)595] Proposal for a Directive amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste
+ [COM(2015)596] Proposal for a Directive amending Directive 94/62/EC on packaging and packaging waste
Some stakeholders pointed out that the Commission failed to deliver an ambitious package, considering that its legally binding core was weaker than previous proposals.
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-15-6203_en.htm
European Commission: Circular Economy Package [Q&A] http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_MEMO-15-6204_en.htm
EurActiv, 01.12.15: New Circular Economy package still a work in progress for construction industry http://www.euractiv.com/sections/sustainable-construction/new-circular-economy-package-still-work-progress-construction
EUObserver, 27.11.15: Commission mulls lower targets in 'more ambitious' waste bill https://euobserver.com/environment/131290
EPRS: At a Glance, December 2015: New circular economy package http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/ATAG/2015/572795/EPRS_ATA(2015)572795_EN.pdf
European Parliament: Press Release, 02.12.15: Circular economy: the importance of re-using products and materials http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/news-room/content/20151201STO05603/
EEB: Press Release, 02.12.15: Smoke and mirrors as Commission issues Circular Economy Package with weaker waste targets https://web.archive.org/web/20160213220015/www.eeb.org/index.cfm/news-events/news/smoke-and-mirrors-as-commission-issues-circular-economy-package-with-weaker-waste-targets/
EUObserver, 02.12.15: [Analysis]: Circular economy: ambition in eye of beholder https://euobserver.com/environment/131350
EurActiv, 02.12.15: Timmermans defends ambition of new Circular Economy package http://www.euractiv.com/sections/sustainable-dev/timmermans-defends-ambition-new-circular-economy-package-320049
European Commission: First Vice-President Timmermans' and Vice-President Katainen's opening remarks at the presentation of the Circular Economy package http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-15-6238_en.htm
European Parliament: Press Release, 02.12.15: MEPs welcome new circular economy proposals but regret weaker waste targets http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/news-room/content/20151201IPR05540/
UK: House of Commons: Research Briefings, December 2015: EU Circular Economy Package http://researchbriefings.parliament.uk/ResearchBriefing/Summary/CBP-7416
[Opinion] EurActiv, 04.12.15: Europe should continue to strive for the ideal circular economy http://www.euractiv.com/sections/sustainable-dev/europe-should-continue-strive-ideal-circular-economy-320140
[Opinion] EurActiv, 04.12.15: The Circular Economy Package: A waste of job opportunities? http://www.euractiv.com/sections/sustainable-dev/circular-economy-package-waste-job-opportunities-320134
E!Sharp, December 2015: Making a success of the circular economy http://esharp.eu/debates/energy-and-environment/making-a-success-of-the-circular-economy
EurActiv, 06.04.16: Commission vows tough enforcement of Circular Economy Package http://www.euractiv.com/section/climate-environment/news/commission-vows-tough-enforcement-of-circular-economy-package/
EurActiv, 29.04.16: Commission delays ecodesign strategy for fear of offending UK businesses http://www.euractiv.com/section/sustainable-dev/news/commission-delays-ecodesign-strategy-for-fear-of-offending-uk-businesses/
EurActiv, 10.06.16: Commission's axing of Circular Economy Package 'stalled' green policies across EU http://www.euractiv.com/section/sustainable-dev/news/commissions-axing-of-circular-economy-package-stalled-green-policies-across-eu/
Legislative Train: Circular Economy Package http://www.europarl.europa.eu/legislative-train/theme-new-boost-for-jobs-growth-and-investment/package-circular-economy-package


Naseej Academy and the International Federation of Library Associations Center for Arabic Speaking Libraries (IFLA–CASL) announce the Naseej Academy Grant to Attend the IFLA Annual Conference. Applications are invited from librarians and information specialists from the Arab world who wish to attend the World Library and Information Congress (WLIC) organized by IFLA. This year's conference will be held in Athens, Greece, on August 24–30, 2019.
Priority in awarding the grant will be given to applicants presenting paper(s) or who have an active role during the conference. The winner will be decided jointly by Naseej Academy and IFLA–CASL.
The grant covers travel, accommodation and registration expenses for one person, up to the value of USD2,000. The grant winner agrees to prepare a professional report documenting their participation in various activities at the conference, and describing how that participation will benefit their institution.
Deadline for applications is March 28, 2019.
The grant winner will be announced on April 11, 2019.


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Q: Как построить кратчайшую цепочку связанных объектов
Входные данные:
HashMap, наполненный объектами.
Каждый объект Aspect состоит из ключа (String, имя объекта) и двух объектов этого же класса (т.е. каждый объект состоит из двух объектов, кроме 6 базовых объектов, у которых поля подобъектов равны null).
Задание: построить алгоритм, который при введении двух объектов будет выводить самую короткую цепочку объектов, объединяющих эти два объекта.

Содержимое класса:
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Created by Vampirenostra on 16.01.2017.
 */
public class Aspect
{
    private String name;
    private Aspect con1;
    private Aspect con2;

    public static ArrayList<Aspect> list = new ArrayList<>();
    public static HashMap<String,Aspect> aspects = new HashMap<>();

    Aspect (String name, Aspect con1,Aspect con2){this.name=name;this.con1=con1;this.con2=con2;}
    Aspect(String name){this.name=name;}

    public String toString()
    {
        if (java.util.Objects.equals(con1, null))return name;
        else return name+" "+con1+" "+con2+" ";
    }

    public static void addAspects()
    {
        aspects.put("Aer",          new Aspect("Aer"));
        aspects.put("Terra",        new Aspect("Terra"));
        aspects.put("Aqua",         new Aspect("Aqua"));
        aspects.put("Ignis",        new Aspect("Ignis"));
        aspects.put("Ordo",         new Aspect("Ordo"));
        aspects.put("Perditio",     new Aspect("Perditio"));
        aspects.put("Lux",          new Aspect("Lux",       aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Ignis")));
        aspects.put("Motus",        new Aspect("Motus",     aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Ordo")));
        aspects.put("Gelum",        new Aspect("Gelum",     aspects.get("Ignis"),   aspects.get("Perditio")));
        aspects.put("Victus",       new Aspect("Victus",    aspects.get("Terra"),   aspects.get("Aqua")));
        aspects.put("Tempestas",    new Aspect("Tempestas", aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Aqua")));
        aspects.put("Vacuos",       new Aspect("Vacuos",    aspects.get("Perditio"),aspects.get("Aer")));
        aspects.put("Potentia",     new Aspect("Potentia",  aspects.get("Ignis"),   aspects.get("Ordo")));
        aspects.put("Viterus",      new Aspect("Viterus",   aspects.get("Ordo"),    aspects.get("Terra")));
        aspects.put("Permutatio",   new Aspect("Permutatio",aspects.get("Perditio"),aspects.get("Ordo")));
        aspects.put("Venenum",      new Aspect("Venenum",   aspects.get("Aqua"),    aspects.get("Perditio")));
        aspects.put("Fames",        new Aspect("Fames",     aspects.get("Vacuos"),  aspects.get("Victus")));
        aspects.put("Bestia",       new Aspect("Bestia",    aspects.get("Victus"),  aspects.get("Motus")));
        aspects.put("Metallum",     new Aspect("Metallum",  aspects.get("Terra"),   aspects.get("Viterus")));
        aspects.put("Herba",        new Aspect("Herba",     aspects.get("Terra"),   aspects.get("Victus")));
        aspects.put("Sano",         new Aspect("Sano",      aspects.get("Victus"),  aspects.get("Ordo")));
        aspects.put("Mortuus",      new Aspect("Mortuus",   aspects.get("Victus"),  aspects.get("Perditio")));
        aspects.put("Praecantatio", new Aspect("Praecantatio",aspects.get("Vacuos"),aspects.get("Potentia")));
        aspects.put("Limus",        new Aspect("Limus",     aspects.get("Aqua"),    aspects.get("Victus")));
        aspects.put("Iter",         new Aspect("Iter",      aspects.get("Terra"),   aspects.get("Motus")));
        aspects.put("Tenebrae",     new Aspect("Tenebrae",  aspects.get("Lux"),     aspects.get("Vacuos")));
        aspects.put("Volatus",      new Aspect("Volatus",   aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Motus")));
        aspects.put("Vinculum",     new Aspect("Vinculum",  aspects.get("Perditio"),aspects.get("Motus")));
        aspects.put("Spiritus",     new Aspect("Spiritus",  aspects.get("Victus"),  aspects.get("Mortuus")));
        aspects.put("Auram",        new Aspect("Auram",     aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Praecantatio")));
        aspects.put("Exanimis",     new Aspect("Exanimis",  aspects.get("Mortuus"), aspects.get("Motus")));
        aspects.put("Vitium",       new Aspect("Vitium",    aspects.get("Perditio"),aspects.get("Praecantatio")));
        aspects.put("Corpus",       new Aspect("Corpus",    aspects.get("Bestia"),  aspects.get("Mortuus")));
        aspects.put("Alienis",      new Aspect("Alienis",   aspects.get("Tenebrae"),aspects.get("Vacuos")));
        aspects.put("Sensus",       new Aspect("Sensus",    aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Spiritus")));
        aspects.put("Cognitio",     new Aspect("Cognitio",  aspects.get("Ignis"),   aspects.get("Spiritus")));
        aspects.put("Arbor",        new Aspect("Arbor",     aspects.get("Aer"),     aspects.get("Herba")));
        aspects.put("Humanus",      new Aspect("Humanus",   aspects.get("Cognitio"),aspects.get("Bestia")));
        aspects.put("Messis",       new Aspect("Messis",    aspects.get("Humanus"), aspects.get("Herba")));
        aspects.put("Lucrum",       new Aspect("Lucrum",    aspects.get("Humanus"), aspects.get("Fames")));
        aspects.put("Instrumentum", new Aspect("Instrumentum",aspects.get("Humanus"),aspects.get("Ordo")));
        aspects.put("Perfodio",     new Aspect("Perfodio",  aspects.get("Humaus"),  aspects.get("Terra")));
        aspects.put("Fabrico",      new Aspect("Fabrico",   aspects.get("Humanus"), aspects.get("Instrumentum")));
        aspects.put("Machina",      new Aspect("Machina",   aspects.get("Motus"),   aspects.get("Instrumentum")));
        aspects.put("Pannus",       new Aspect("Pannus",    aspects.get("Bestia"),  aspects.get("Instrumentum")));
        aspects.put("Tutamen",      new Aspect("Tutamen",   aspects.get("Terra"),   aspects.get("Instrumentum")));
        aspects.put("Telum",        new Aspect("Telum",     aspects.get("Ignis"),   aspects.get("Instrumentum")));
        aspects.put("Meto",         new Aspect("Meto",      aspects.get("Messis"),  aspects.get("Instrumentum")));

    }

    public static String input() throws IOException
    {
        BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
        return br.readLine();
    }

    public static boolean check(String x){return aspects.containsKey(x);}

    public static ArrayList<Aspect> upList (String asp)
    {
        ArrayList<Aspect> upList = new ArrayList<>();
        for(Aspect aspect : aspects.values())
        {if (aspect.con1!=null&&(aspect.con1.name.equals(asp)||aspect.con2.name.equals(asp))) {upList.add(aspect);}}
        return upList;
    }

    public static ArrayList<Aspect> downList(String asp)
    {
        ArrayList<Aspect> downList = new ArrayList<>();
        downList.add(aspects.get(asp).con1); downList.add(aspects.get(asp).con2);
        return downList;
    }

    public static ArrayList<String> same()
    {
        ArrayList<String> same = new ArrayList<>();

        ArrayList<Aspect> list = upList(Main.asp1);
        String tmp = list.toString();
        tmp=tmp.replaceAll(",","");tmp=tmp.replaceAll("]","");tmp=tmp.replaceAll("\\[" ,"");
        while (tmp.contains("  ")){tmp=tmp.replaceAll("  "," ");}
        if(tmp.endsWith(" ")){tmp=tmp.trim();}
        String[] tmp1 = tmp.split(" ");

        ArrayList<String> one = new ArrayList<>();
        Collections.addAll(one, tmp1);

        list = upList(Main.asp2);
        tmp = list.toString();
        tmp=tmp.replaceAll(",","");tmp=tmp.replaceAll("]","");tmp=tmp.replaceAll("\\[" ,"");
        while (tmp.contains("  ")){tmp=tmp.replaceAll("  "," ");}
        if(tmp.endsWith(" ")){tmp=tmp.trim();}
        tmp1 = tmp.split(" ");

        ArrayList<String> two = new ArrayList<>();
        Collections.addAll(two, tmp1);
        System.out.println(one.size()+" "+two.size());

        Map<String,String> map = new HashMap<>();
        for (String text:one) {map.put(text,null);}
        one=new ArrayList<>();
        for (String text:map.keySet()) {one.add(text);}
        map = new HashMap<>();
        for (String text:two) {map.put(text,null);}
        two=new ArrayList<>();
        for (String text:map.keySet()) {two.add(text);same.add(text);}

        same.retainAll(one);

        return same;
    }

    public static void listPrint (ArrayList <Aspect> list)
    {
        for (Aspect aspect : list) {System.out.println(aspect);}
    }
}

A: Можно составить список связей между объектами (граф, вершинами которого являются Aspect-ы, а рёбрами - связи между ними), после чего воспользоваться поиском в ширину:
public static ArrayList<Aspect> findShortestWay(Aspect first, Aspect second)
{
    //построение связей
    HashMap<String, ArrayList<Aspect>> aspectNameToRelatedAspects = new HashMap<>();
    for (Aspect aspect : aspects.values())
    {
        ArrayList<Aspect> relatedAspects = new ArrayList<>();
        if (aspect.con1 != null)
        {
            relatedAspects.add(aspect.con1);
        }
        if (aspect.con2 != null)
        {
            relatedAspects.add(aspect.con2);
        }
        for (Aspect otherAspect : aspects.values())
        {
            if (aspect.equals(otherAspect) || otherAspect.equals(aspect.con1) || otherAspect.equals(aspect.con2))
            {
                continue;
            }
            if (aspect.equals(otherAspect.con1) || aspect.equals(otherAspect.con2))
            {
                relatedAspects.add(otherAspect);
            }
        }
        aspectNameToRelatedAspects.put(aspect.name, relatedAspects);
    }

    //поиск в ширину
    HashMap<String, Aspect> aspectNameToPreviousAspect = new HashMap<>();
    aspectNameToPreviousAspect.put(first.name, first);
    ArrayList<Aspect> queue = new ArrayList<>();
    queue.add(first);
    while (!queue.isEmpty())
    {
        Aspect aspect = queue.remove(0);
        if (aspect.equals(second))
        {
            break;
        }
        ArrayList<Aspect> relatedAspects = aspectNameToRelatedAspects.get(aspect.name);
        for (Aspect relatedAspect : relatedAspects)
        {
            if (!aspectNameToPreviousAspect.containsKey(relatedAspect.name))
            {
                queue.add(relatedAspect);
                aspectNameToPreviousAspect.put(relatedAspect.name, aspect);
            }
        }
    }

    //построение цепочки связей
    ArrayList<Aspect> way = null;
    if (aspectNameToPreviousAspect.containsKey(second.name))
    {
        way = new ArrayList<>();
        Aspect previousAspect = second;
        do
        {
            way.add(previousAspect);
            previousAspect = aspectNameToPreviousAspect.get(previousAspect.name);
        }
        while (!previousAspect.equals(first));
        way.add(first);
        Collections.reverse(way);
    }
    return way;
}

private boolean equals(Aspect aspect)
{
    return aspect != null && name.equals(aspect.name);
}

@Override
public String toString()
{
    String con1Name = (con1 != null) ? con1.name : "null";
    String con2Name = (con2 != null) ? con2.name : "null";
    return name + " -> " + con1Name + " " + con2Name;
}

И использование:
public static void main(String[] args)
{
    Aspect.addAspects();
    ArrayList<Aspect> way = Aspect.findShortestWay(Aspect.aspects.get("Aer"), Aspect.aspects.get("Aqua"));
    if (way == null)
    {
        System.out.println("Связи нет");
    }
    else
    {
        for (Aspect aspect : way)
        {
            System.out.println(aspect);
        }
    }
}

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The organizers of the upcoming Christ at the Checkpoint conference joyfully announced on Monday the addition of Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah to their list of speakers.
"We are glad to confirm that his Excellency the Palestinian Prime Minister Dr. Rami Hamdallah will attend and speak in the opening session of the conference," the organizers posted to their Facebook page.
Both Hamdallah's invitation to address the event and the organizers' happy acknowledgement of his acceptance speak volumes about the true underlying message of Christ at the Checkpoint. This development also bolsters the arguments of those Messianic Israelis who feel they cannot endorse the conference with their own attendance.
So, who is Rami Hamdallah that his presence at Christ at the Checkpoint should cause such a stir?
Prior to being appointed prime minister of the Palestinian Authority last year, Hamdallah in 1998 accepted the post of president of An-Najah University in Nablus. Just three years into the job, Hamdallah oversaw a spectacularly grotesque celebration of anti-Jewish terrorism.
As part of the Hamas-sponsored "Splendors of Terror" exhibition put on at An-Najah University in September 2001, students reconstructed and reenacted the gory suicide bombing of the Sbarro pizzeria in downtown Jerusalem six weeks prior.
Fifteen civilians, including seven children and a pregnant woman, were killed and another 130 were wounded in that attack, which under Hamdallah's tutelage was commemorated as a heroic act of "Palestinian resistance" (see video).
Since that time, various think tanks have labeled An-Najah as a hotbed of terrorist recruitment and activity, and Hamas described the institution as a "greenhouse for martyrs." That is the legacy of Dr. Rami Hamdallah.


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P323: Epidemiological study of drug administration routes (dar) in the department of pediatrics, Gabriel Touré hospital. Mali
M Daouda1,
AS Kaya2,
B Traoré3,
L Bengaly4,
M Sacko5,
A Camara1,
AM Traoré1,
M Diakité1,
H Cissé1,
AT Sidibé2,
HA Traoré2,
T Sidibé3 &
MM Keita3
Injectable route seems to be the most frequently used in health facilities in a resource-limited setting.
In order to better understand this under investigated issue, we conducted a longitudinal study of DAR use in the general pediatric ward of the Gabriel Touré Hospital to Bamako during 6 months.
We are interested in the routes of administration applied to a population of 300 children with a sex ratio (M / F) = 1.3. Their average age was 2 years ± 1. Presumed diagnoses underwent a change from admission to discharge, both in frequency and formulation. Malaria (37.4% vs 39.7% at 72 hours), pneumonia (19% vs 20% at 72 hours), and the nephrotic syndrome (2.2% vs. 5.1% in 72 hours) were most commonly mentioned. Treatments prescribed for the presumed diagnosis were administered parenterally in 76.6% of cases at admission, in 70% 72h hours after admission and in 36.3% at discharge. The following complications were noted: inflammation of the catheter puncture sites (21.8% at admission, 18% after 5 days of hospitalization), abscess at the site of intramuscular injection (2.1%). The mean duration of hospitalization was 7.6 ± 3.7 days and mortality was 11%.
Injection is the most widely used in the pediatric unit III for the most common pathologies. A detailed study would be needed to assess the adequacy of the diagnostic hypotheses and routes of administration. The high number of injections exposes staff and patients to risks.
Service of Infectious Diseases,Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Bamako, Mali
M Daouda, A Camara, AM Traoré, M Diakité & H Cissé
Department of Internal medecine, University Hospital of Point G, Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Bamako, Mali
AS Kaya, AT Sidibé & HA Traoré
Pediatric Services, Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Bamako, Mali
B Traoré, T Sidibé & MM Keita
Hospital Pharmacy, CHU Gabriel Touré, Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Bamako, Mali
L Bengaly
Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Bamako, Mali
M Sacko
M Daouda
AS Kaya
B Traoré
A Camara
AM Traoré
M Diakité
H Cissé
AT Sidibé
HA Traoré
T Sidibé
MM Keita
Correspondence to M Daouda.
Daouda, M., Kaya, A., Traoré, B. et al. P323: Epidemiological study of drug administration routes (dar) in the department of pediatrics, Gabriel Touré hospital. Mali. Antimicrob Resist Infect Control 2, P323 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1186/2047-2994-2-S1-P323