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How Bamboo Can Help In Climate Change Mitigation?
by Rica | Apr 3, 2020 | Blog | 0 comments
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It takes no great intellect to understand what is happening in the world now and what has happened already. Amazon rainforest fire, California fire & Australia bushfire are not a sign of a climate emergency in the coming future, it is happening NOW.
This is a grotesque global problem that needs attention from every single individual so that people could take obligatory action to restrain the hazard entrenching on all of us. "Natural disasters kill on an average 60,000 people per year and are responsible for 0.1% of global deaths" as per Our World in Data. Let's take the case of the recent devastating Australia bushfires that have killed nearly 500 million animals and 15 million acres have burned.
The major cause of this fire is man-induced global warming and drastic climatic change. It is considered that approximately 8,000 koalas- which is 30% of the koala population in NSW's mid-north coast region- have died in the fire. This fire is called 'Forever Fires' as it seems irrepressible, burning with unstoppable desire and pals spread their reach beyond the flames.
Now people are fearlessly taking a stand to protect future generations. We want their work to inspire hope among all. Human activities, especially combustion of fossil fuels, deforestation, urbanization, plastic pollution, slash and burn agriculture, etc. contribute towards climate change. So is there a solution to this ever? Bamboo has the qualities that can help in climate change mitigation and reducing global warming effectively.
Bamboo grows fastest among other plants as it's a grass. Bamboo absorbs more carbon dioxide and releases 35% more oxygen to the environment. This is one of the important reasons that make bamboo competent in helping climate change mitigation. With appropriate management and utilization, bamboo can sequester up to 11 tones of carbon per ha per year.
Climate Change Mitigation : Bamboo Can Help
1- BAMBOO REPLACES FOSSIL FUELS
Large quantities of the bamboo forest are grown in China, Africa and India, including different other countries around the world. Bamboo has the quality to solve the increasing demand for fuel. Use of bamboo can avoid the use of fossil fuel as it is a renewable source of biomass energy. It can be changed into pellets or gas, to provide heating and electricity. As bamboo grows quickly that other forest resources, minimizing deforestation. The best part is bamboo doesn't need agriculturally productive areas to grow.
2- CARBON SEQUESTRATION
It is a process of capturing and keeping carbon dioxide present in the atmosphere. The performance of bamboo plantations is somewhat different compared with other plantation as it has a fast growth rate. The expanded lifespan of bamboo products is because sequestered carbon in it doesn't return rapidly into the atmosphere thus making it more durable.
3- LAND RESTORATION
Due to various reasons land degradation occurs in many places that put a severe impact on the environment by lessening the productivity of agricultural land, imperilling food security and expanding the risk of disease. Bamboo plays a vital role in restoring degraded lands, due to its extensive root system that helps to improve the soil quality, effective for windbreak and its strong roots regulate water flows that forbid soil erosion.
4- CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS LIVELIHOOD
Bamboo industry or making bamboo products at an initial level plays a significant role in developing the local economy and livelihood of farmers. Many products can be manufactured from bamboo starting from furniture, paper, toothbrush, utensils and much more. The bamboo sector plays an important role in reducing poverty in rural and underdeveloped areas. Various uses of Bamboo with rapid growth make it a perfect choice for agro-forestry. Implementing a bamboo plantation is essential for achieving social and economic sustainability. Hence, bamboo can contribute towards livelihood up to a great extent.
5- CLIMATE ADAPTATION
Bamboo plantations help to cope with effects associated with inescapable changes associated with the climate. The challenge of handling climate change is such that the choice of adaptation alternatives has to be taken at local and national levels. The bamboo forest can be extended to help in climate change mitigation as well as offering other significant services for human development and adaptation.
Source: https://bamboahome.com/blogs/bamboa-news/how-bamboo-can-help-in-climate-change-mitigation-join-our-grow-bamboo-initiative-and-contribute-to-regrow-our-forests


By: James Cartreine, PhD, Contributing Editor You hear your spouse breathing nearby and you instantly get angry. Your 6-year-old yawns and it triggers a fight-or-flight reaction in you. You avoid restaurants because you can't stand the sound of chewing. Sounds other people don't even seem to notice, drive you up a wall. You might have misophonia. What is misophonia?


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Q: Eclipse Proxy authorisation exception I am using Eclipse 3.5 along with JDK 1.6.0_23 (both on Laptop and desktop) within my organisation. The proxy server uses Windows domain authentication to pass through request.
While adding update sites within Eclipse available on Laptop, I could see that Eclipse is able to connect the site and doesn't throw authorisation exception. I have set the Active Provider in Network Connections as Native. I haven't configured my credentials in eclipse anywhere and it communicates with Proxy server smoothly.
I have similar settings on my desktop machine, but it throws Proxy Authorization exception. There is no clue in Error log. But it does displays a information indicating

System property http.proxyHost is not set but should be XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX.

Similar messages do appear for http.proxyPort and https as well. I don't want to explicitly enter my credentials in Eclipse and hence looking for clues as why similar settings are behaving differently in these environments.

A: I had the same problem with eclipse luna. I tried this link
( http://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2014/01/eclipse-not-able-to-connect-internet-market-place-configure-proxy-settings.html ) and it helped me resolve the problem!

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O'Keefe, T. (2021, December 23). The Epicurean's guide to Christmas.IAI News. https://iai.tv/articles/the-epicureans-guide-to-christmas-auid-2012
O'Keefe, Tim. "The Epicurean's guide to Christmas." IAI News, 23 December 2021. https://iai.tv/articles/the-epicureans-guide-to-christmas-auid-2012
The Epicurean's guide to Christmas
Tim O'Keefe
Professor of philosophy and Director of Graduate Studies, Georgia State University. He is the author of Epicurus on Freedom (Cambridge University Press, 2005) and Epicureanism (University of California Press/Routledge 2009)
The Epicureans would do Christmas very differently than most people assume. Sure, they were hedonists, they were all for pleasure. But for them that didn't involve lavish meals and copious amounts of drink. They weren't averse to fine dining if it happened to come their way, but they were aware that making one's happiness depend on luxuries is a recipe for misery. Instead, they emphasized the psychological pleasure of tranquility and the pleasures of friendship. They would be at home with Christmas gatherings and the practice of giving thoughtful gifts to loved ones. They could even stretch to celebrating Jesus Christ as a God, if that meant looking at him as a role model to aspire to, not as a source of salvation and guarantee of an afterlife, writes Tim O'Keefe.
Epicureans are hedonists, believing that pleasure is the goal of life, and because of this, they were often reviled in the ancient world as undermining morality. In modern times, "Epicurean" has come to mean somebody dedicated to dainty and refined bodily pleasures.
The Epicureans also believed that the gods take no interest in human affairs and that there is no afterlife - the Hebrew word for heretic, apikoros, is derived from "Epicurean." So it might seem that an Epicurean would want nothing at all to do with the religious holiday of Christmas, which celebrates God's birth as a human, in order to save us from our sins. Of course, many people celebrate Christmas as a secular holiday, and perhaps, it might seem, an Epicurean would at least be into getting some really nice presents and eating a fancy meal. But the Epicureans have been misunderstood in both ancient and modern times, and their attitude towards Christmas would be much more complicated than this.
The pleasures of tranquility
Let's start with Christmas as a secular holiday—a time to exchange presents and gather together for a celebratory meal. If you're a hedonist, wouldn't you give a full-throated endorsement to the pleasures of receiving cool gadgets and eating fancy food? But a true Epicurean would protest that this kind of attitude is based on a confusion of what truly makes a life pleasant.
Especially central to the Epicureans for achieving happiness is mental static pleasure—the state of being without fear, anxiety, regret, and all other forms of mental turmoil.
According to the Epicureans, there are both bodily and mental pleasures and pains. (Think of slurping down a delicious bowl of Tom Yum soup or getting quick kick to the shins, versus joyfully recalling good times with your friends or anticipating a wisdom tooth extraction.) People often overemphasize bodily pleasures and pains, whereas mental pleasures and pains have a larger impact on whether we're happy. Furthermore, people often think of pleasure as always involving some active titillation of the senses, like the delightful taste of the Tom Yum soup. But, say the Epicureans, we can also take pleasure in the absence of pain. When I'm hungry, that's painful, and the process of satiating my hunger as I slurp down the soup is pleasant. But when I'm full, and no longer in want or need, that is also pleasant. The Epicureans call such pleasures "static" pleasures, and even claim that being free from all pain is the limit of pleasure.
Especially central to the Epicureans for achieving happiness is mental static pleasure—the state of being without fear, anxiety, regret, and all other forms of mental turmoil. The ancient Greek term for this state is ataraxia, which means tranquility or peace of mind. So while it's right to call the Epicureans hedonists, insofar as they believe that our goal is to live a life of pleasure, given their idiosyncratic conception of what pleasure is, it might be less misleading to call them "tranquilists."
What determines whether you achieve tranquility isn't how much stuff you accumulate, but the sort of person you are. In particular, you need to have the right sorts of desires. We need basic food, hydration, and shelter in order to stay alive and to avoid bodily pain, and the Epicureans call such desires "natural and necessary" desires. You should fulfill these desires and try to arrange your life so that you have confidence that you'll be able to fulfill them. But many people want things that they don't really need, and these unnecessary desires lead to dissatisfaction and anxiety. Think of a desire for some luxury like top-end audio equipment or a fancy car. These sorts of desires are difficult to fulfill, and they have no natural limit. (I can always get a fancier stereo or car.) So even if I fulfill them, I will not stay satisfied, and having such desires leads to anxiety. Modern western consumer culture causes unhappiness, and the wise person will opt out of it, reducing their desires so that they can be content with the little they need.
The Epicureans would be similarly cautious about a hankering for fine food. If some luxurious food happens to come by, it's fine to enjoy it, but I have to be careful not to become dependent on such things. It would be foolish, for example, to let my happiness depend on whether the local Thai restaurant I love stays open.
Friendship and the good life
But the Epicureans wouldn't be grinches—they would be happy to participate in Christmas celebrations, as long as it's done in the right sort of way. Wanting to accumulate luxury goods might be harmful. Friendship and gratitude, however, are central parts of the happy life. Humans are vulnerable and limited beings, and we cannot get everything we need on our own. We need the help of other people to overcome misfortune, and we need confidence in that help in order to achieve peace of mind. Our friends are the ones who look out for us, but to have friends we can trust, we ourselves need to be good friends, helping our friends out even when it's difficult or painful to do so. Friendship is worth such pains. Gratitude is the appropriate response to your friends, and gratitude is also pleasurable. The Epicureans would heartily approve of giving thoughtful gifts to your friends and family as an expression of your gratitude. ("Thoughtful," of course, is quite different from "expensive.") And when your friends and family give you gifts in return, you can appreciate them, as tokens of their affection for you.
The Epicureans would heartily approve of giving thoughtful gifts to your friends and family as an expression of your gratitude.
The Epicureans would also approve of gathering together in community to celebrate the goods of life. And if such a celebration also involved certain rituals or the cooking of special foods in order to set it apart from everyday life, that would OK—again, as long as it's done in the right sort of way. Epicurus said that the person who least needs luxury is the one who enjoys it most when it happens to come by. The test would be, let's imagine that your Christmas meal accidentally burnt up in the oven, and you had to break out some rice and beans from the pantry. Would you be upset, or would you laugh about it and enjoy the rice and beans?
The Epicurean gods
Let's turn to Christmas as a religious holiday. Christmas celebrates the birth of the son of God, who has come to bring salvation to humanity, with those who have faith in him being freed from sin and gaining eternal life. An Epicurean certainly will not celebrate that. The Epicureans didn't believe that the world was created by a benevolent and powerful god. What happens in the world is due just to atoms moving through empty space, in accordance with no divine plan. The Epicureans also didn't believe in an afterlife—we're bodily creatures, like all other animals, and death is annihilation. To believe that there is an afterlife simply causes anxiety, as you worry about maybe not being among those who will be saved. We don't need salvation from sin. Instead, we need wisdom, to learn what we really need so that we can gain happiness here and now, in the one life we have.
Epicurus said that the person who least needs luxury is the one who enjoys it most when it happens to come by.
While the Epicureans were often accused of impiety in the ancient world because they denied divine providence and an afterlife, they denied the charge. Epicurus claimed that the gods do exist, but not as the masses of people think of them. The gods, he says, would have to be blessed, but to feel jealousy or anger, or to give trouble to others, are signs of weakness inconsistent with blessedness. (Think of Hera persecuting the poor offspring of Zeus' infidelities, or Yawheh ordering Joshua and his army to kill all of the men, women, children and animals in Jericho and getting angry when they keep some of the plunder for themselves against his orders.) Human in form, the gods give no troubles to others and are themselves at peace. They have no concern for us, so there is no reason to fear their anger or seek their favor. But it is still appropriate to worship them, because by doing so, we benefit ourselves. The gods act as role models for us to aspire to, and in fact, Epicurus said that the wise person can live like a god among mere human beings.
Now, there is some dispute about how exactly to understand the Epicureans' claims about the gods. Perhaps they think there literally exist beings, human in form but perfectly blessed, in realms far removed from our own. (Some ancient texts point this way.) Or perhaps the Epicureans think that the gods exist, not as literal flesh and blood beings as we do, but simply as idealizations of what a perfectly happy human life would be like—that is, as a kind of "thought construct." (Other ancient texts point this way.) But either way, the practical upshot of Epicurean theology is the same—the wise Epicurean will believe in the gods and worship them, but just as ethical ideals to aspire to.
The ancient Epicureans were happy to engage in public celebrations of the gods—which might be surprising, given their disagreements with much of popular Greek religion. But they acknowledged the benefits of ritual and community, which can include the benefits of ritual worship—as long as the divine is properly understood. And so, while an Epicurean would not accept the Christmas story, they might be willing to appropriate some of its rituals for the sake of worshiping the gods, thought of as perfected humanity.
Schopenhauer and the insatiable will to live
Nietzsche and the perils of denying your self
Humans are not morally superior
Kafka vs Camus
The dream of progress
jonhwho opmission 5 January 2022
That a would be at home with Christmas gatherings and the practice of giving thoughtful gifts to loved ones .

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Alec Baldwin's take on assault and harassment charges filed against him over a parking spot incident that was heard around the world: He didn't do it and will be exonerated in court.
"The argument that I punched somebody in the face over a parking spot is absurd," Baldwin told the Star in his first interview and public comments since charges were laid in New York on Nov. 2.
"I'm sure there are three cameras in front of my building and I've seen the footage from all three of those cameras," continued the actor and vocal critic of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Police say they arrested Baldwin after a 49-year-old man was allegedly punched, sustaining an injury to the left jaw. A court date has been set for Nov. 26.
Baldwin, 60, currently hosts ABC's The Alec Baldwin Show, in addition to famously portraying Trump on Saturday Night Live.
When asked by White House reporters what he thought of the charges, the president was uncharacteristically mellow, given the acrimony the two have had in the past.
In the interview with the Star, Baldwin was also critical of right-wing media, which he says have served to undermine Trump critics such as himself.
"There is a legitimate media on the right side of journalistic ethics — many are giving their best efforts and straining under horrible financial constraints," says Baldwin, going on to point a finger at outlets "that are out to hurt people. Their goal is to hurt and maim and humiliate people.
He will be in Toronto to speak at the Unique Lives & Experiences event at Roy Thomson Hall on Dec. 3, titled A Hilarious Evening With Alec Baldwin.


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The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) – the world's largest international agriculture research coalition – today announced a US$170 million global alliance and program to expand and accelerate research into maize, the preferred staple food source for more than 900 million people in 94 developing countries, including one third of the world's malnourished children.
The CGIAR applies cutting-edge science to foster sustainable agricultural growth that benefits the poor. The new crop varieties, knowledge and other products resulting from the CGIAR's collaborative research are made widely available, at no cost, to individuals and organizations working for sustainable agricultural development throughout the world.
Under the research program, 40 million smallholder farm family members are expected to see direct benefits by 2020 and 175 million by 2030. The program is expected to provide enough maize to meet the annual food demands of an additional 135 million consumers by 2020 and 600 million by 2030.
The program will be implemented the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT), and the International Institute of Tropic Agriculture (IITA).
The announcement came as the CGIAR celebrated its 40th anniversary at a ceremony in Washington attended by the President of the World Bank Group, as well as the heads of several of the 15 research centers that make up the CGIAR Consortium of International Agriculture Centers.
Inger Andersen, Vice President of Sustainable Development at the World Bank, and Chair of the CGIAR Fund Council, said the first target group to benefit from the enhanced maize research program would be smallholder farmers who live in environments prone to stress and who have poor access to markets.
Studies carried out by CIMMYT, show that the demand for maize in the developing world is expected to double between now and 2050.
The global alliance that will carry out the research program includes 130 national agricultural research institutes, 18 regional and international organizations, 21 advanced agricultural research institutes, 75 universities worldwide, 46 private sector organizations, 42 non-governmental organizations and farmer associations, and 11 country governments that will host offices dedicated to the program.
MAIZE- A Global Alliance for Improving Food Security and the Livelihoods of the Resource-poor in the Developing World is a CGIAR Research Program that addresses the current and projected demand for maize worldwide, as well as food security threats like climate change and land, fertilizer, water, and labor scarcities. Implemented by the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), together with over 350 public and private partners worldwide, MAIZE ensures that publicly‐funded international research contributes to more stable maize prices and to more productive, resilient, and sustainable maize‐based farming, while increasing farmers' incomes and livelihood opportunities. MAIZE will support and greatly strengthen the efforts of national governments, the private sector, international, regional and local organizations, and farming communities in the fight against world hunger.


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Q: How to fix "Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden" I have HA proxy ingress in Kubernetes AKS. After upgrading Kubernetes version, I get errors from HA proxy. I tried to solve the problem modifying my old haproxy.yaml to avoid deprecated API's and to get the latest image of HA proxy ingress. But the error persist. How can I fix the errors?.
I also tried this answer, but it doesn't work for me.
I checked this issue on github, but despite I use v0.12-snapshot.3 the error persist.
This is my modified haproxy.yaml:
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: ServiceAccount
metadata:
  name: ingress-controller
  namespace: default
---
apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: ClusterRole
metadata:
  name: ingress-controller
rules:
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - configmaps
      - endpoints
      - nodes
      - pods
      - secrets
    verbs:
      - list
      - watch
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - nodes
    verbs:
      - get
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - services
    verbs:
      - get
      - list
      - watch
  - apiGroups:
      - "extensions"
    resources:
      - ingresses
    verbs:
      - get
      - list
      - watch
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - events
    verbs:
      - create
      - patch
  - apiGroups:
      - "extensions"
    resources:
      - ingresses/status
    verbs:
      - update
---
apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Role
metadata:
  name: ingress-controller
  namespace: default
rules:
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - configmaps
      - pods
      - secrets
      - namespaces
    verbs:
      - get
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - configmaps
    verbs:
      - get
      - update
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - configmaps
    verbs:
      - create
  - apiGroups:
      - ""
    resources:
      - endpoints
    verbs:
      - get
      - create
      - update
---
apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: ClusterRoleBinding
metadata:
  name: ingress-controller
roleRef:
  apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io
  kind: ClusterRole
  name: ingress-controller
subjects:
  - kind: ServiceAccount
    name: ingress-controller
    namespace: default
  - apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io
    kind: User
    name: ingress-controller
---
apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: RoleBinding
metadata:
  name: ingress-controller
  namespace: default
roleRef:
  apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io
  kind: Role
  name: ingress-controller
subjects:
  - kind: ServiceAccount
    name: ingress-controller
    namespace: default
  - apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io
    kind: User
    name: ingress-controller
---
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
  labels:
    run: ingress-default-backend
  name: ingress-default-backend
  namespace: default
spec:
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      run: ingress-default-backend
  template:
    metadata:
      labels:
        run: ingress-default-backend
    spec:
      containers:
      - name: ingress-default-backend
        image: gcr.io/google_containers/defaultbackend:1.0
        ports:
        - containerPort: 8080
        resources:
          limits:
            cpu: 10m
            memory: 20Mi
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
  name: ingress-default-backend
  namespace: default
spec:
  ports:
  - port: 8080
  selector:
    run: ingress-default-backend
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
  name: haproxy-ingress
  namespace: default
---
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
  labels:
    run: haproxy-ingress
  name: haproxy-ingress
spec:
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      run: haproxy-ingress
  template:
    metadata:
      labels:
        run: haproxy-ingress
    spec:
      serviceAccountName: ingress-controller
      containers:
      - name: haproxy-ingress
        image: quay.io/jcmoraisjr/haproxy-ingress:v0.12.1
        imagePullPolicy: Always
        resources:
          requests:
            memory: "64Mi"
            cpu: "75m"
          limits:
            memory: "256Mi"
            cpu: "500m"
        args:
        - --default-backend-service=$(POD_NAMESPACE)/ingress-default-backend
        - --configmap=$(POD_NAMESPACE)/haproxy-ingress
        - --reload-strategy=reusesocket
        ports:
        - name: https
          containerPort: 443
        - name: stat
          containerPort: 1936
        livenessProbe:
          httpGet:
            path: /healthz
            port: 10253
        env:
        - name: POD_NAME
          valueFrom:
            fieldRef:
              fieldPath: metadata.name
        - name: POD_NAMESPACE
          valueFrom:
            fieldRef:
              fieldPath: metadata.namespace
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
  labels:
    run: haproxy-ingress
  name: haproxy-ingress
  namespace: default
spec:
  type: LoadBalancer
  externalTrafficPolicy: Local
  ports:
  - name: https
    port: 443
  - name: stat
    port: 1936
  selector:
    run: haproxy-ingress

The following is the output of kubectl logs :
I0307 20:52:16.873675       6 launch.go:215]
Name:       HAProxy
Release:    v0.12-snapshot.3
Build:      git-b34edd0
Repository: https://github.com/jcmoraisjr/haproxy-ingress
I0307 20:52:16.873776       6 launch.go:218] watching for ingress resources with 'kubernetes.io/ingress.class' annotation: haproxy
I0307 20:52:16.873787       6 launch.go:225] watching for ingress resources with IngressClass' controller name: haproxy-ingress.github.io/controller
I0307 20:52:16.873802       6 launch.go:230] ignoring ingress resources without any class reference - --watch-ingress-without-class is false
I0307 20:52:16.873968       6 launch.go:492] Creating API client for https://10.0.0.1:443
I0307 20:52:16.902520       6 launch.go:504] Running in Kubernetes Cluster version v1.17 (v1.17.16) - git (clean) commit d88fadbd65c5e8bde22630d251766a634c7613b0 - platform linux/amd64
I0307 20:52:16.908078       6 launch.go:257] validated default/ingress-default-backend as the default backend
I0307 20:52:18.693995       6 listers.go:134] loading object cache...
E0307 20:52:18.696953       6 reflector.go:127] pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.19.0/tools/cache/reflector.go:156: Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:default:ingress-controller" cannot list resource "ingressclasses" in API group "networking.k8s.io" at the cluster scope
E0307 20:52:19.982962       6 reflector.go:127] pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.19.0/tools/cache/reflector.go:156: Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:default:ingress-controller" cannot list resource "ingressclasses" in API group "networking.k8s.io" at the cluster scope
E0307 20:52:23.089836       6 reflector.go:127] pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.19.0/tools/cache/reflector.go:156: Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:default:ingress-controller" cannot list resource "ingressclasses" in API group "networking.k8s.io" at the cluster scope
E0307 20:52:28.419408       6 reflector.go:127] pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.19.0/tools/cache/reflector.go:156: Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:default:ingress-controller" cannot list resource "ingressclasses" in API group "networking.k8s.io" at the cluster scope
E0307 20:52:37.624105       6 reflector.go:127] pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.19.0/tools/cache/reflector.go:156: Failed to watch *v1beta1.IngressClass: failed to list *v1beta1.IngressClass: ingressclasses.networking.k8s.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:default:ingress-controller" cannot list resource "ingressclasses" in API group "networking.k8s.io" at the cluster scope
I0307 20:52:45.320562       6 main.go:47] Shutting down with signal terminated
I0307 20:52:45.320631       6 controller.go:208] shutting down controller queues
E0307 20:52:45.320675       6 listers.go:132] initial cache sync has timed out or shutdown has requested
I0307 20:52:45.320711       6 controller.go:87] HAProxy Ingress successfully initialized
I0307 20:52:45.320722       6 main.go:40] Exiting (0)

A: As per @jesús-lópez comment, upgrading the kubernetes version to 1.18.4 from 1.17 and reinstalling haproxy resolved the issue.


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https://www.smartertimes.com/232/double-jeopardy
The New York Times this morning runs a front-page news story and an editorial about a potential federal prosecution of two New Jersey state troopers. A state judge in New Jersey this week dismissed attempted murder and aggravated assault charges against the troopers, who have been caught up in the debate over "racial profiling"; now the federal Justice Department is stepping in, with the encouragement of the Times. Both the Times news story and the editorial, however, omit any reference to an important constitutional point that bears on any such federal prosecution following a state acquittal. The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution states, "nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb." This is the prohibition on double jeopardy, and it is part of the bedrock of the American legal system. It has, unfortunately, been eroded in recent years by both the federal prosecution of the Los Angeles police who beat up Rodney King and by the federal prosecution of the perpetrators of the anti-Semitic riots in Crown Heights. Never mind the merits of the original charges in each case; according to the Constitution, the prosecutors only get one run at the accused. If the state prosecutors want to appeal the New Jersey judge's ruling, they can go ahead, but if the state prosecutors lose, having the troopers then hauled up on federal charges arising from the same incident is unconstitutional. Even if the Times doesn't agree with this interpretation of the Constitution, it would be nice if the newspaper at least grappled with the point.
Them Apples: In the middle of apple season -- actually, nearing the end of apple season -- the Times today runs a front-page dispatch on the apple industry and the plight of apple farmers. The Times is, of course, based in New York state, which is home to some of the most lovely apple orchards on Earth. The editor of Smartertimes.com has been making twice-weekly stops at a farmer's market in Brooklyn over the past month to pick up apples of the Empire, McIntosh, Northern Spy and Winesap varieties, as well as some Cortlands for pie-baking. So where does the Times send its reporter to find out how the apple industry is faring? Washington state. It's as if the Times ran a front-page feature on the bagel datelined Los Angeles, or a front-page feature on the corned-beef sandwich datelined Miami. It's this sort of thing that is enough to make a reader regret the Times' ambitions as a national paper and wish the newspaper would just aim to cover New York well.
Puddle: An editorial in today's Times runs under the headline "A Judicial Threat to Clean Water" and comments on arguments made before the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Leave aside the Times' typically slow response time -- event happens on Tuesday, editorial appears Saturday. The editorial comes down in favor of the federal government having the power to regulate "wetlands" that serve as "habitats for migratory birds." This power is a nightmare for landowners, who wind up having to file environmental impact reports of hundreds of pages with the Environmental Protection Agency if there is a parking lot on their property that has a puddle in it where a Canada goose happens to stop once a year. But the Times, of course, is unconcerned about the effects of expanded federal regulation on private landowners. The Times says the federal regulation should be acceptable because the puddle at issue in the Supreme Court case is being threatened by a landfill. "What is being regulated here is waste disposal, an economic activity plainly within the scope of Congress's commerce power," The Times writes. This is a doozy of a test-principle to apply to federal environmental regulations. We wonder where the Times would come down if the wetlands and migratory birds were being threatened by something the Times thinks the federal government has no power at all to regulate. Say, an abortion clinic, or a Hollywood recording studio churning out filthy rap lyrics.
Unwed Motherhood: The Times manages to run a lead story in its Arts & Ideas section today about unwed motherhood without mentioning that the growth in the phenomenon has been leveling off in recent years. Instead, the beginning of the article portrays it as a runaway trend: "The statistic has not lost its power to shock: about a third of the births in this country each year are to unmarried mothers. By almost any measure, the rise in the proportion of babies born outside marriage, from less than 1 in 20 in 1960 to 1 in 3 now, has been among the most profound changes in American society." But that rise has mostly subsided. According to the National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the percent of live births to unmarried mothers among blacks declined to 69.1 percent in 1998 from 70.4 percent in 1994. The percent of live births to unmarried mothers of Hispanic origin declined to 41.6 percent in 1998 from 43.1 percent in 1994. Among Asians and Pacific Islanders, the percent of live births to unmarried mothers declined to 15.6 percent in 1998 from 16.2 percent in 1994. These statistics are offset slightly by increases in unwed motherhood among non-Hispanic whites, but for all Americans, the 1998 statistic was 32.8 percent of live births to unmarried mothers, up just slightly from 32.6 percent in 1994. The government breaks the statistics out by race, and 1998 is the most recent year for which the statistics are available. Some of the decline may be the result of the 1996 welfare reform act, which reduced the financial incentive that had been provided by the government to women who bore children out of wedlock.
Fuzzy Math: A story in the national section of today's Times reports unchallenged President Clinton's accusation that "The surplus is supposed to be $2 trillion." In fact, Congressional Budget Office estimates of the ten-year surplus are now closer to the $4 trillion range, which makes Mr. Clinton's complaint about the size of George W. Bush's tax cut seem less credible. But the Times just passes along Mr. Clinton's assertion about the size of the surplus as if it were undisputed.
Biden's Rambling


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Манастир Веселиње је манастир Српске православне цркве у епархији бихаћко-петровачкој. Посвећен је Рођењу Светог Јована Крститеља. Налази се у селу Врба близу Камена, на шестом километру пута од Гламоча према Ливну. У кругу манастира постоје још и оснивачка капела и капела спомен-костурница 806 новомученика пострадалих од усташа 1941—1945. године, у јами Корићна у мјесту Корићна и другим јамама на простору Гламоча.

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Данашњи манастирски храм је подигнут 1970—1975. године, на темељима старог храма Светих апостола Петра и Павла (1864—1941) који је запаљен за вријеме Другог свјетског рата. Проглашен је и освештан на Мали Васкрс (Томина недеља) 1985. Оснивач манастира је Веселин Весо Наерловић из села Врба, који је у вријеме Краљевине Југославије имао творницу коже у Сарајеву, а због подршке краљу је 1945. отишао у Аргентину гдје је поново отворио творницу коже. Веселин и његова супруга Паола Наерловић су сахрањени у двије оснивачке капеле поред манастира.

Манастир је тешко оштећен током ратова у бившој СФРЈ од стране Хрватске војске током 1995/96. године, и у још два наврата 1998. и 1999. године.

Још у 6. вијеку у вријеме цара Јустинијана, на овоме мјесту постојала је хришћанска базилика, чији су темељи још увијек сачувани. У непосредној близини манастира налазе се стећци.

Спомен-храм гламочких новомученика
Спомен-храм гламочких новомученика посвећен је за 1.381 Срба са простора Гламоча који су страдали током Другог свјетског рата. Налази се непосредно поред манастирске цркве. Храм је 22. јула 2012. освештао патријарх српски Иринеј уз саслужење владике Хризостома Јевића, владике Григорија Дурића.

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 Српска православна црква: Патријарх Иринеј у манастиру Веселиње код Гламоча, 22. 7. 2012.
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Boiled down there's really one reason, which is that thoughtless uncouths often degrade if not ruin megaplex viewings. The main reason for the 17 variations is that megaplex staffers almost never step in and lay down the law, and so almost anything goes.
This is why frontier justice (i.e., non-offenders telling offenders to turn their phones off or otherwise shut up) is the only way to stop at least some of it. Which is why rule #9 — "Never shush" — is grossly naive.


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Triathlons are no longer just an Olympic event. Off road, mud, half and even beginner triathlons are offered all over the world. Before you jump into a triathlon, you need to be in tip top shape. Running, Swimming and Biking are all intensive sports individually. Together it is a grueling physical fitness test. Finding the best triathlon watch can make the difference in your training.
What does your watch do, keep time? That is not enough. Not anymore. Their is a reason athletes of all back grounds are jumping on the fitness tech trend. Data. Pure data is the difference between knowing if you are progressing as an athlete or staying stagnant. Progress is not just about numbers, but the right watch can track everything – from elevation to weather patterns when training.
The biggest misconception of aspiring triathletes is that your time only matters during a triathlon. This can't be further from the truth. It is far more important to track your training. The best triathlon watch will track several metrics to help you improve your training.
This list can go on for ages. If you find the best triathlon watch for your needs, you can accurately track running, swimming and cycling. Most smart watches at most track running or walking. This is what sets a triathlon watch apart from your general fitness technology.
The second stand out feature is an extremely accurate GPS, even when going off road. When training for a triathlon you prepare for various weather conditions and elevations. When you go off road, must common fitness devices, like a fitbit, will not accurately track how far you run. My every day fitness watch, a Samsung, is horrible at giving accurate distance and step numbers. Fitbit's are even worse.
If you plan on actually finishing a triathlon a regular fitness watch will not cut it. I am going to ignore the fact other fitness technology can't track cycling. And recording swimming in a regular smart watch or fitbit is a joke. Most are not even water resistant, let alone water proof.
We looked at each activity individually. Running, swimming and cycling. All three are sports in there own right, and have specific needs. Generally speaking, the distance and endurance features on a running watch can be used for cycling, but swimming has it's own set of required features.
All watches had to check these boxes. Some nice features, like a step counter or music, we preferable, but not a requirement. The reason is we wanted something which performed well. But, we found just about all our favorite watches had built in music and often a pay program so we would not need to carry an ipod or wallet with us while cycling / running.
We narrowed down our list of watches from dozens tested down to three. All three checked our 'wants' and 'needs' boxes. Price was a huge concern. Most watches were hundreds of dollars. But everything less than that lacked key components which made most of the watches just running watches, even if advertised as a triathlon watch. We are going to review the watches in reverse order. Number one is the 'worst' of all those we reviewed. Number three is the hands down best.
This is our first recommendation because it is, after all, a smart watch. It has all the features you want in a smart watch, but it also has a wide variety of sport tracking. It is also the least expensive watch that met our requirements.
Every check box for a good smart watch are checked. The negatives are the off road GPS can use some improvement, and it can do better in the waterproof department. I would call this water resistant. But it is a fantastic smart watch with all the triathlon watch requirements we have.
This is a clear step up in quality from the last watch, but has a price jump to go with it. This watch does everything you want in a smart watch and a triathlon watch, but frankly does the job better. A huge step up over a fitness tracker and a smart watch.
This watch is impressive. If it were not for watch number three, this would be the hands down best triathlon watch. It barely loses out on the top mark as well. Out the box it is functional. What impresses me the most is the accuracy. It is extremely accurate. The running and cycling accuracy and miles beyond a regular smart watch or fitness tracker. That is why this clearly made the cut, no matter the price. Even the swimming functionality is surprisingly accurate. No real negatives to mention.
This is the only 'true' triathlon watch we would recommend. It is designed with a triathlon feature to track running, swimming and cycling sequentially. No fidgeting with settings or apps. You can seamlessly go from swimming to cycling with this watch. This is by far the most impressive in the category.
This is an impressive watch. Hands down the best triathlon watch. Not as impressive as number two, but it is remarkably close. What it lacks in typical smart watch features it makes up for in triathlon features. This is the only watch in the triathlon class that does the job well. This watch also does an excellent job as a swimming smart watch replacement.
. The Forerunner does a better job tracking sequential triathlon activity, while the Fenix does a better job individually tracking and being more resistant over all.
I prefer the Fenix. I like a watch does is superior at the individual aspects of a triathlon. This is because when training, I more often spend the day either running, cycling, or swimming. I do not often do all three in the same day. Fenix also is rugged. Scratch resistant and stainless steel design make it an optimal watch for those of us who are rough when training.


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Q: How to avoid repetition when defining this nested map In one of my json schema, I have a map like this
var deviceSchemaJson = map[string]interface{}{
    "additionalProperties": false,
    "properties": map[string]interface{}{
        "application": map[string]string{
            "type": "string",
        },
        "hostname": map[string]string{
            "type": "string",
        },
        "ipaddress": map[string]interface{}{
            "oneOf": []map[string]string{{"format": "ipv4"},{"format": "ipv6"}},
            "type": "string",
        },
        "kernel_version": map[string]string{
            "type": "string",
        },
    },
    "type": "object",
}

How can I avoid defining map[string]string every time?

A: try this if that suites you better
package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    fmt.Printf("%#v\n",deviceSchemaJson)
}

var deviceSchemaJson = value{
    "additionalProperties": false,
    "properties": value{
        "application": value{
            "type": "string",
        },
        "hostname": value{
            "type": "string",
        },
        "ipaddress": value{
            "oneOf": []valuestring{{"format": "ipv4"}, {"format": "ipv6"}},
            "type":  "string",
        },
        "kernel_version": valuestring{
            "type": "string",
        },
    },
    "type": "object",
}

type value map[string]interface{}

type valuestring map[string]string

https://play.golang.org/p/6Kq5pvXYvNm

A:
How can I avoid defining map[string]string every time?

By defining types which represent your data structure.
type DeviceSchema struct {
    AdditionalProperties bool
    Properties Properties
    Type string
}

type Properties struct {
    Application string
    Hostname string
    IpAddress []map[string]string
    KernelVersion string
}

func main() {
    deviceSchemaData := DeviceSchema{
        AdditionalProperties: false,
        Properties: Properties{
            IpAddress: []map[string]string{{"format": "ipv4"},{"format": "ipv6"}},
        },
        Type: "object",
    }
    fmt.Println(deviceSchemaData)
}

https://play.golang.org/p/iHfoft1zyAn

A: One way to simplify the definition would be:
func stringMap(s...string) map[string]string {
  ret:=map[string]string{}
  for i:=0; i<len(s);i+=2 {
     ret[s[i]]=s[i+1]
  }
  return ret
}

var deviceSchemaJson = map[string]interface{}{
    "additionalProperties": false,
    "properties": map[string]interface{}{
        "application": stringMap("type","string"),
        "hostname": stringMap("type","string"),
        "ipaddress": map[string]interface{}{
            "oneOf": []map[string]string{stringMap("format","ipv4"),stringMap("format","ipv6")},
            "type": "string",
        },
        "kernel_version": stringMap("type","string"),
    },
    "type": "object",
}


Art has grown with me my entire life. I have lived in Missouri for 5 year now, but I'm originally from Colorado Springs, CO. Art for me started with writing and poetry. At age 13, I was able to get one of my poems published and it was the start of a larger passion. I attended Pike's Peak Community College to get my Associate of Arts degree. For many years, it was just writing until I lived on my own. I was just a poor 18 year old living in my first apartment with no TV, internet, and nothing to do. To pass the time, I went out and bought my first set of acrylic paints. I fell in love and though I wasn't very good, my friends and family loved getting my paintings. That drove me to do more.
I moved to Missouri and my grandma convinced me to take an oil class with a wonderful teacher, Janis Burgin. From that first oil class I was hooked and was excited to see where visual art could take me. Four years later I have entered many art shows, and won two 1st place awards, 2 honorable mentions and my first Best of how in 2018 for a piece called "Playful Penguin", which is one of my favorites because it represents whimsy, happiness, playfulness, fantasy, and imagination. I want every piece of my artwork to make viewers feel something. Art is the last form of magic that exists.
in 2012, I started volunteering at Capital Arts and soon became the Executive Director's assistant. In 2016, I became Executive Director and have been an active member in the art community by overseeing Capital Arts, joining the Jefferson City Art Club, and volunteering for many organizations. I have been an artist for 14 years. I oversee the Capital Arts Gallery, develop cultural arts programs and community events, and I am a staff liaison to the Cultural Arts Commission.


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package org.bigtester.ate.test.model.page.page;

import java.io.File;

import org.bigtester.ate.model.page.atewebdriver.CookiesManager;
import org.bigtester.ate.test.BigtesterProjectTest;
import org.bigtester.ate.test.data.cookies.CookiesData;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterClass;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;
import org.testng.Assert;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

/**
 * The Class CookiesManagerTest.
 *
 * @author Peidong Hu
 */

//@ContextConfiguration(locations = { "classpath:bigtesterTestNG/testSuite01/loginSuccess.xml" })
public class CookiesManagerTest extends BigtesterProjectTest {

	/** The cookies data. */
	final private CookiesData cookiesData = new CookiesData();

	/** The cookies mng. */
	final private transient CookiesManager cookiesMng;

	/** The file name with absolute path. */
	private static String fileNameWithAbsolutePath = "logs/testfile";

	/**
	 * Instantiates a new cookies manager test.
	 */
	public CookiesManagerTest() {
		super();
		cookiesMng = new CookiesManager(getMyMockedDriver(), cookiesData.getCookies());
	}

	/**
	 * Setup.
	 */
	//@BeforeClass
	public void setup() {
		cookiesMng.setExportFileNameWithAbsolutePath(fileNameWithAbsolutePath);
		when(getMyMockedDriver().getWebDriverInstance()).thenReturn(getMockedDriver());
		when(getMockedDriver().manage()).thenReturn(getOptions());
//		Mockito.doThrow(GlobalUtils.createInternalError("errora")).when(getOptions()).addCookie(Mockito.refEq(cookie4));
//		Mockito.doNothing().when(getOptions()).addCookie(Mockito.refEq(cookie2));
//		Mockito.doNothing().when(getOptions()).addCookie(Mockito.eq(cookie4));
	}

	/**
	 * Hello world test
	 *
	 * @throws InterruptedException
	 */
	//@Test (priority = 1)
	public void exportToSingleFileTest() throws InterruptedException {
		cookiesMng.saveToSingleFile();
		File newFile = new File(cookiesMng.getExportFileNameWithAbsolutePath());
		Assert.assertTrue(newFile.exists());
	}

	/**
	 * Import file test.
	 */
	//@Test (priority = 2)
	public void importFromSingleFileTest() {
		cookiesMng.setImportFileNameWithAbsolutePath(fileNameWithAbsolutePath);
		cookiesMng.importFromSingleFile();
		Mockito.verify(getOptions()).addCookie(cookiesData.getCookie1());
		Mockito.verify(getOptions()).addCookie(cookiesData.getCookie2());
		Mockito.verify(getOptions()).addCookie(cookiesData.getCookie3());
	}

	/**
	* {@inheritDoc}
	*/
	@AfterClass
	public void tearDown() {
		File newFile = new File(cookiesMng.getExportFileNameWithAbsolutePath());
		if (newFile.exists()) newFile.delete();
	}

	/**
	 * @return the cookiesData
	 */
	public CookiesData getCookiesData() {
		return cookiesData;
	}

}

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While many students see homework as a hassle, it is really a chance to allow you to practice the different topics being discussed in class. This makes it essential that students of all ages complete their homework assignments, regardless of how much they count toward the total grade. If you find yourself procrastinating time and time again, then you may just need new strategies. Here are some effective ways to tackle your assignments.
You cannot complete your assignment if you don't have the right materials on hand. Make sure that you look over what your teacher expects you to do before you have left school for the day. That way, you can bring home your textbook, any papers, or notes that you need to complete it. Having what you need on hand is the first step to getting your assignment off to the right start.
When you sit down in a room with a television running, or conversations going on, it can take you two or three times longer to get your assignment done. Therefore, you should sit in a quiet environment to do your homework. Another part of this is avoiding multi-tasking. While it may seem as if you are getting more done when you do two or three things at once, it actually forces your mind to switch away from the task at hand. It is less productive, not more.
It can be very easy to get distracted when you have text messages, social media notifications, and emails beeping away on your cell phone. If you can't hear them, however, it can make it significantly easier to keep yourself focused on the task at hand. Keep your cell phone on silent so that you can focus on getting your assignment done, and then catchup with your various messages and notifications.
Another mistake that students often make when completing homework, especially if they work online, is running multiple tabs in their browser. The problem with this is that it is too tempting to switch between tabs, checking email, instant messaging your friends, scrolling through your newsfeed, playing games, and more. If you must get online to do your assignment, therefore, commit yourself to running just one tab at a time.


Codecademy is one of the better known online coding schools. I asked myself if it would be possible to take the curriculum from Codecademy and layer it with game mechanics in such a way that a child would be able to follow the curriculum.
The first step was to create a story out of the coursework. In order to have a story, you first need characters. The star of Codecademy Kids is Ratchet the monkey. His job is to build robots.
Rather than having students pursue badges, let students earn collectable robots. What is the significance of building a robot?
Codecademy lessons are divided up into Tracks, Weekly Courses, Sections, and Subsections. Each weekly course would be a new robot to build (earn). Each completed section would be equivalent to Ratchet building one part of the robot.
I think having a drag and drop 'template system' would make coding simple for children. This is an idea borrowed from one of the more successful children's coding programs, MIT's Scratch.
As the student learns new skills and concepts, they are added to Ratchet's toolbox for him to reuse later, in order to build new robot parts.
All instructional text is contained in word balloons. Grey balloon text is purely informative, blue balloon text indicates that a task is being given, and pink balloon text appears when the hint / help button is tapped.
All editable code is contained in pieces of colored construction paper. Anything that would be in the editor appears in this format.
Anything that would appear in the console is shown as grey text written directly on the notebook paper.
The holes in the looseleaf paper are a visual element to help the student keep from losing his or her place when scrolling.
Additional side games could be used for more advanced students or to help with common sticking points.
Ultimately, any product that can take a complex subject like coding and present it to children in a way that promotes goal-oriented behavior without being too overwhelming will be a successful product.


Feed formula for youngster to grow into strong and healthy adult horses and ponies. To raise animals solely on forage is unwise and will lead to horses having joint- and health problems at a later stage in life.
To grow up in a healthy way for young horses and ponies costs a lot of energy. Also plenty of good proteins and the right phosphorus/calcium balance are required. Besides that the dietary intake of copper, selenium and zinc is essential. These are the essential building blocks to build a strong and healthy horse.
This is where it often goes awry. Feeding just forage (be it grass, hay or haylage) does not give the youngsters the building blocks to grow up healthily.
Copper is necessary for the development of healthy joints. Until 3 months of age the foal will receive copper in the mare's milk, hereafter she needs to get it in her diet.
Calcium is necessary for the development of strong bones. However, only when there is a balanced supply of phosphorus and magnesium as well in the feed, calcium can be absorbed in the intestines. For young animals we ideally would like to see a calcium/phosphorus ratio of 1:1 to 1:3.
Proteins are necessary to ensure proper growth of muscles and tissues. Lysine and methionine are the most important amino acids (the building blocks for proteins) to build the muscles and tissues.
For young animals it is important to receive sufficient supplies of vitamin E and selenium with their dried forage, to prevent the occurrence of White Muscle Disease.


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The goal of this department is to clarify the structure and development of human society and culture and to discover the state of humankind within history and culture. While the methodologies in philosophy and history differ, the distinguished feature of this department is that it integrates these two fields that form the basis of human cultural studies. The education and research system adopted by this department merges a philosophical perspective with a historical one; these two perspectives form the basic axes for understanding humankind. In the rapidly changing currents of our age, courses in this department will help develop an understanding of the essence of human society and its culture, its universal values and further its changes. The courses will further cultivate cultured professionals with a wide scope of knowledge as well as researchers with a deep knowledge of their fields of specialization and the ability to widen their perspectives to other related fields. This department consists of the following courses based on academic focus and research methodologies: Philosophy, Japanese History, Asian History, and Western History.
Japanese History
Western History
Research and education conducted in this department aim towards a comprehensive and interdisciplinary understanding of the special qualities of human behavior and the relationship of human beings to societies and cultures in light of the various problems faced by modern society, such as educational issues and cultural conflict. The work in this department emphasizes analysis, understanding and theorization based on empirical data and behavioral science methodologies such as fieldwork and experiments. By requiring students to gain an understanding of empirical research methodologies in the behavioral sciences, this department aims to help students develop their abilities to objectively observe real people and societies. Courses in this department will cultivate individuals suited not only to research professions at universities and research institutes but equipped with a high level of professional knowledge and expertise in the fields of education and welfare as well as the information industry and government offices. This department consists of the following courses based on academic focus and research methodologies: Sociology, Psychology, Education, and Geography.
This department aims to fundamentally explore – through language – the entire spectrum of cultural phenomena related to language, in other words, language, literature, culture and other related fields. As a new field of expertise able to answer to the cultural conditions of the modern age that bridges across various regions, courses in this department will realize education and research suited to an urban, information-oriented, global age by further adding the fields of Applied Linguistics and Culture as Representation in addition to the basic fields of study characterized by country and language. Western classics and languages are also included in the department in order to cultivate a wider perspective on the world in addition to the core knowledge shared by all courses in the department. Courses in this department aim towards a comprehensive study of language and culture with an emphasis on the mutual relationship between various fields of study. At the same time, these courses will cultivate individuals with a sharp sense of language and language application skills, equipped with the ability to act in a global society. This department consists of the following courses based on academic focus and research methodologies: Japanese Language and Literature, Chinese Linguistics and Sinology, English and American Language and Literature, German and French Language and Literature, Applied Linguistics, and Culture as Representation.
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Studies on Asia heretofore have mainly been biased in the fields of economics or political science. In comparison, the goal of this department is to undertake an academic, comprehensive, and comparative culture-based study of the East Asian and Southeast Asian regions, with a focus on the current state and qualities of its urban culture, its formative processes and its future potential. It is the first university department in Japan to base its studies on the culture of Asian cities. The department's instructors also come from various backgrounds including comparative thought, traditional culture studies, modern urban culture studies, cultural anthropology, the arts and popular culture studies, enabling students to cultivate a perspective for comprehensively understanding the whole of Asia, beyond conventional academic boundaries. This department is also open to exchange students and working adults. With an emphasis on language and fieldwork instruction, the department aims to conduct research and education based on information exchange, as a challenge unprecedented to graduate schools heretofore.
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Q: Establish a natural isomorphism between $\text{Nat}(K, D(a, -)) \cong \text{Nat}(a,Q)$. From Mac Lane's Category Theory:

I'm trying to show the above, but I'm having trouble with a specific step.
If $\tau : \text{Nat}(K, D(a,-)) \rightarrow \text{Nat}(a, Q)$ is the bijection defined by $\alpha : K \rightarrow D(a, -) \mapsto \beta : a \rightarrow Q$,
I know I have to show $$(1)\space\space\space\space\space\text{Nat}(a, Qf) \circ \tau_d = \tau _{d'} \circ \text{Nat}(Kf, D(a,d))$$ for $f : d \rightarrow d'$.
The left side of $(1)$ is simply $\alpha_d \mapsto \beta_d \mapsto f \circ \beta_d$, but I'm having trouble with the right side.
I see that it would have to be a map with $Kd' \rightarrow^? Kd \rightarrow^{\alpha_d} D(a,d) \rightarrow^{D(a,f)} D(a, d')$, but I can't think of a way to fill the $?$ and complete the diagram.
Anyone have any ideas?

A: You are on the right track, except that you need to prove naturality in $a$, not $b$.
Let's first make sense of the left hand side of:
$$\text{Nat}(K, D(a,-)) \cong \text{Nat}(a, Q)$$
Let's pick a natural transformation, $\alpha$ from $K$ to $D(a,-)$. Let's select its component at some $b$:
$$ \alpha_b : Kb \to D(a, b)$$
This is a function in $Set$, so let's pick its component at some $x \in Kb$. It should be a morphism in $D$ from $a$ to $b$. Let's call it $f$.
Now let's look at the right hand side. Here we have natural transformations between functors that go from the category of elements to $D$. An object in the category of elements is a pair: object in $D$, let's call it $b$; and an element of $Kb$, let's call it $x$ (you see where I'm going with this). We are looking for a component of a natural transformation $\beta$ at $(b, x)$. It's a morphism from $a(b,x)$ (which is just $a$) to $Q(b, x)$ (which is just $b$). So it's a morphism from $a$ to $b$. We can just use our $f$. This works in both directions, so it establishes a bijection $\tau$.
What remains is to prove that $\tau$ is natural in $a$.
Both sides are contravariant functors in $a$. Let's pick a morphism $g : a' \to a$ and lift it using those functors. The first functor should lift it to a function:
$$\text{Nat}(K, D(a, -)) \to \text{Nat}(K, D(a', -)$$
In components, we need to define a morphism $f' : a' \to b$ in terms of $f : a \to b$. Which is just precomposition:
$$f' = f \circ g$$
The second functor must lift $g$ to:
$$\text{Nat}(a, Q) \to \text{Nat}(a', Q)$$
which, again, in components, can be done by precomposition. The rest is pretty straightforward.


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Best answer: How did Hamlet get back to Denmark?
Why did Hamlet return to Denmark from Wittenberg?
How does Hamlet escape the ship?
Why is Hamlet returning from his voyage to England?
Why does Hamlet come home?
Why can't Hamlet leave Denmark?
Who is Hamlet's true love?
How does Horatio find out that Hamlet is back in Denmark?
How did Hamlet get away escape from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern?
What happened to Hamlet before two days at sea?
What happens after Hamlet returns to Denmark?
How will Hamlet's sudden return affect the plot?
Why is Laertes happy about Hamlet's return to Denmark?
Did Hamlet leave for England?
How has Hamlet changed since he left Denmark?
What happens when Hamlet goes to England?
Although it seems unlikely to us, Hamlet is returned to Denmark by pirates who apparently attack the ship he is on. … When the pirate ship sails alongside Hamlet's ship, he boards the pirate ship to escape. The pirates agree to help Hamlet; in return he is to do them "a good turn," or favor.
The importance of Wittenberg University in Shakespeare's Hamlet is that Hamlet was called back to Denmark from attending school there when Hamlet's father was murdered by his uncle, Claudius. There are other historical connections with Wittenberg University that lend further significance to the play of Hamlet.
In Act 4, Scene 6, some Sailors hand-deliver a letter to Horatio in which Hamlet explains what has happened to him. His ship was attacked by a pirate ship. … Hamlet may be said to have escaped death with the help of Horatio, since Hamlet appealed directly to him.
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King Claudius decides to send Hamlet to England, fearing danger in Hamlet since he no longer believes Hamlet is merely lovesick. King Claudius admits his growing fear of Hamlet and decides to send him overseas to England with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in order to protect himself.
Hamlet explains to Horatio how he avoided the death planned for him in England and had courtiers' Rosencrantz and Guildenstern put to death instead. Hamlet reveals his desire to kill King Claudius. Summoned by Osric to fence against Laertes, Hamlet arrives at a hall in the castle and fights Laertes.
Hamlet explains, "[T]here is / nothing good or bad but thinking makes it / so." Hamlet realizes that Denmark seems a prison to him alone due to his personal experiences there since his father died. … A prison is run by a warden, who will not let you leave or even make your own decisions until your term is up.
Hamlet shows throughout the play that he is really in love with Ophelia. One piece of evidence showing that Hamlet really did love Ophelia is when he tells her, "I did love you" (III.
Summary and Analysis Act IV: Scene 6
Horatio receives letters from a sailor sent by Hamlet. The first letter tells Horatio that pirates beset the ship on which Hamlet was being carried to England. In the ensuing battle, the pirates took Hamlet captive; they treated him well and brought him back to Denmark.
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As Hamlet is on his voyage by ship to England, his ship is attacked by a pirate ship. In the commotion of the ensuing impromptu battle, Hamlet ends up boarding the pirate ship. Once the battle has culminated, the pirates decide they will drop Hamlet off back in Denmark.
Before we were at sea for even two days, a pirate ship equipped for battle pursued us. We were too slow to escape, so we were forced to stand and fight. In the battle that followed I ended up on the pirate ship. Just then they left our ship behind, so I became the only prisoner on board.
In the letter, Hamlet says that his ship was captured by pirates, who have returned him to Denmark. He asks Horatio to escort the sailors to the king and queen, for they have messages for them as well. … Horatio takes the sailors to the king and then follows them to find Hamlet, who is in the countryside near the castle.
Hamlet's unexpected return prompts Claudius to plot Hamlet's death with Laertes . Claudius knows that Laertes is angry at Hamlet because of his father's death and later, his sister's suicide. So Laertes makes an easy pawn for Claudius to manipulate.
Laertes is pleased that Hamlet has come back to Denmark, since it means that his revenge will not be delayed. Claudius agrees that Laertes deserves to be revenged upon Hamlet, and he is disposed to encourage Laertes to kill Hamlet, since Hamlet's erratic behavior has made him a threat to Claudius's reign.
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The king tells Hamlet that he must leave at once for England, and Hamlet enthusiastically agrees. He exits, and Claudius sends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to ensure that he boards the ship at once. … The orders call for Prince Hamlet to be put to death.
From the moment we first meet Hamlet until he leaves for England, he is trapped between will and action. But when he returns to Denmark in Act V he is a changed man: still serious, yet far less melancholy and far more at peace. … Hamlet's soul remains conflicted.
After sending some of his attendants to retrieve it, Claudius tells Hamlet that he's being sent to England with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Once Hamlet leaves, Claudius reveals his true plan: as soon as Hamlet arrives in England, he'll be put to death by the English court.


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I know of two people now that have bought new Norton discs on ebay and when they install them the date says it is old. They were sealed and never used. The old norton was uninstalled like it was supposed to be but it still did not work. This worries me because I need it next month and don't want to have to pay the 30 bucks for a renewal. I have been buying it on ebay for 4 years now and nothing like this has ever happened. Help! They had 2004 and installed a new 2004 disc.
Re: Norton won't install correctly!
ingeborgdot wrote: I know of two people now that have bought new Norton discs on ebay and when they install them the date says it is old. They were sealed and never used. The old norton was uninstalled like it was supposed to be but it still did not work. This worries me because I need it next month and don't want to have to pay the 30 bucks for a renewal. I have been buying it on ebay for 4 years now and nothing like this has ever happened. Help! They had 2004 and installed a new 2004 disc.
im a little confused on what your asking, but you mean it says the virus data base is out of date? Personally I wouldn't use norton, I mean they charge you to update? Use AVG its free.


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A reinvestigation of the archaeology of Geosurveys Hill, northern Simpson Desert
Home ⟩ Blog ⟩ A reinvestigation of the archaeology of Geosurveys Hill, northern Simpson Desert
Mike A. Smith and June Ross
In October 1962 Norman Tindale was flown to the Geosurveys Hill area, deep in the Simpson dunefield (Figure 1), to follow up reports of prehistoric occupation exposed on interdunal pans in the area (Anon. 1962). Tindale, then at the South Australian Museum, had been invited to make the trip by Reg Sprigg, managing director of Geosurveys of Australia Ltd, one of several companies prospecting the Simpson Desert for oil and gas in the 1960s (Sprigg 1993). Geosurveys staff had noticed that 'long lines of stones on a claypan disappear under sand hills' (Sprigg 1993). Left alone in the desert in the late afternoon, Tindale, then nearly 62, was a hardy, self-reliant field archaeologist: 'I took stock of my camp,' he wrote in his journal, 'got together some firewood against the night, chose a place to sleep and then made a hasty reconnaissance of the claypan.' Later he 'fed on chops grilled in ashes, made tea and then with a flashlight searched for and found stone implements … on the claypan' (Tindale 1962:7). Although he had planned for several days of fieldwork, Tindale only had a few hours of daylight in the area as the plane returned the next morning to collect him before impending rain made local pans too soft to land on.
Image caption: Stone arrangements of varying age (published in Australian Archaeology 64:52).
Authors: Mike A. Smith and June Ross
Title: A reinvestigation of the archaeology of Geosurveys Hill, northern Simpson Desert


In the spring on 1783, a remarkable boy was born in India with a fully formed second head attached to the crown of his skull. Despite this bizarre appendage, the boy was healthy and showed a good chance of living a normal life (if one considers being displayed as freak exhibit by one's parents normal). Fate was not on his side, however, and the boy expired at the age of four from the effects of a cobra bite. The boy's skull now resides in the collection of the Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, London.
This piece is something of a self-portrait and vanitas in a manner after one of the Repentant Magdalen paintings by Georges de La Tour.
For more about the Hunterian Museum and the Two-headed Boy of Bengal, please visit James G. Mundie's Cabinet of Curiosities.


ending building of a gothic cathedral.
jokes untold, landscapes unvisited. And why?
What treasure do I expect in my future?
the failure chipping away at each success.
he hears some creature trying to be silent.
hurrying or out of breath, teasing its kill.


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Acrobasis rufizonella is a species of snout moth in the genus Acrobasis. It was described by Émile Louis Ragonot in 1887, and is known from south-eastern Siberia, Japan and Taiwan.

The wingspan is 22 mm.

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Moths described in 1887
Acrobasis
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Despite the fact that the Jawbone UP is on pause, the company was still displaying its health-and-fitness wristband at a trade event at CES Monday night.
Featured alongside Jawbone's signature Jambox speaker, the problem-plagued band was looking as (Live)strong as ever.
We're told an update is coming to the UP wristband — but it's not the one we're waiting on, at least not yet. The company is planning on pushing out a new version of the UP iPhone app in the coming weeks, based on feedback it's getting from a group of UP testers.
Last Saturday, the company launched the Jawbone UP Testers program, and plans to send participants free hardware — including UP wristbands — from time to time for user testing and feedback. The program isn't open to the public; users had to have received an email from Jawbone in order to participate. Participants are required to sign a confidentiality agreement that is binding for two years. And all of the tester feedback has to be shared through designated tester channels, so that means no tweeting, blogging or talking to people in the media (like me).
It's good to see Jawbone taking even further action to remedy the Jawbone UP, which got off to a great start but quickly became the subject of user complaints.
Bogard reiterated Jawbone's commitment to the UP wristband, and said it has been the company's best-selling product. He declined to say how many testers were in the group so far, or to specify which complaints would be addressed by the expected app update.