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Openly Gay Rugby Player Featured In Rugby Australia's New #partofMore Campaign
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Rugby Australia has featured an openly gay rugby player from the Melbourne Chargers in their new #partofMore campaign which aims to highlight everyday people from the Rugby community and what they have achieved as a result of playing the sport.
Andrew's feature which includes an emotional and inspiring video about his reservation about playing the sport, and the progress he has made since becoming a member of the Rugby community, is also accompanied by a Q&A with Rugby Australia.
When did your Rugby journey begin?
All my brothers played rugby and, when I was growing up, I remember going to watch my big brother Mike play and I would play with the other kids in the mud on the sidelines.
I didn't start playing rugby properly until later because I was quite big for my age which meant I wouldn't have been allowed to play with other kids my own age.
When I was 13, I started playing rugby properly at St Patricks College in Wellington, NZ. And from there, once I finished school, I went into playing club rugby for the Colts team at Marist St Pats. And then I stopped playing for a few years because I went travelling.
I decided to move to Australia because I was focusing on my professional development. When I moved here I knew that playing rugby would give me the opportunity to make new friends and be part of a rugby community again. I ended up playing for the Melbourne Unicorns because my younger brother Nic had played there.
How did you get involved with the Melbourne Chargers?
I'd heard of the Melbourne Chargers through a friend and I thought I'd go check them out and join in a pre-season training session. When I went to training, I met their coach Neil and he told me that the club would really value having me on board. From there Neil asked me to come along to a tournament in Brisbane which was the "Purchas Cup" and I made other friends in the team and decided I would stay.
What has the experience of playing with the Chargers been like for you?
It's made me reflect on my years playing rugby and accepting that it hasn't always been a positive experience. Playing with the Chargers raised a few different challenges for me – the general public's perception of gay men playing rugby as well as gay men's perception of rugby as a sport. It's been a bit of a roller coaster ride but I've learned lots, made some life-long friends with other gay and straight rugby players and been able to pass on what I know about the game by teaching others new to the sport.
How did other teammates treat you after coming out to them?
When I came out to my teammates and family, I actually found them more supportive. I remember them encouraging me to just keep playing and to continue doing what I do on the field well.
How has rugby helped you off the field?
I think playing rugby did help me to become more confident and also just getting older and more mature helped as well. The mental toughness, self-discipline and teamwork that I learned from playing rugby over the years has carried over into other aspects of my life.
What would be your advice to people who are looking to join a sporting community?
From my experience playing in a rugby team, I'd say: find a sport that fits your own physical attributes so you can participate. When you do find a sporting community, talk with people and make friends. If it's a team sport environment, some people can form cliques but you'll need to try and avoid that – work together and be part of the team.
You can watch Andrew's story on Rugby Australia's website here
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Are you looking for a challenge later this year, to prevent boredom setting in at the end of the rowing season?
If so, then the Thames Challenge may be for you! It is a 50km or 100km walk, jog or run along the beautiful Thames River, from Putney to Henley, taking place on 14/15th September 2013. Joy Skipper, an MAABC member, is looking for people to take part and raise funds for Community Projects Africa, a very worthwhile charity with which she has been involved for many years (see http://www.communityprojectsafrica.org/).
You can take part in teams (5+ will receive event merchandise if running for Community Projects Africa), or as an individual. There are separate start times for walkers and runners, with pace walkers, medics, and plenty of fun along the way!
You may also be interested to know that this is a 2 point qualifying event for The North Face Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc 2014!
CPA are offering a free T-shirt with their new logo to all those people that sign up by 1st June, PLUS a nutritional assessment by Enjoy Nutrition (www.enjoynutrition.co.uk).


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Bicyclist OK, not escorted for care
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PUBLISHED: January 1, 2021 at 2:44 p.m. | UPDATED: January 1, 2021 at 8:14 p.m.
SANTA CRUZ — Santa Cruz County police, fire and parks agencies reported to the scene of a bicyclist down in Wilder Ranch on Friday afternoon, according to multiple sources.
California State Parks Department Sgt. Mike Selbo said at approximately 2:30 that the bicyclist, a man, left the scene on his own after a solo accident on the county road just outside the park.
Santa Cruz police officers and a dispatcher discussed the situation at approximately 1:20 p.m., when the dispatcher announced units were en route to the park, as were units from Cal Fire and the State Parks. At the time, the police had been informed it was a 59-year-old man who may have sustained a neck injury. He was somewhere inside the park, dispatchers had heard at that time.
Cal Fire Captain James Pfaff said at approximately 1:40 that firefighters were just returning back to orders after showing up to address the downed bicyclist. Pfaff knew it was a male patient with back pain but was unsure what had happened; State Parks were the first to arrive on the scene and likely knew more, he said.
It is unknown how the accident happened or exactly what injury the man sustained, Selbo said.
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Bolton's War Shaping Up in the Gulf
We begin with the reports of sabotage of Saudi and Emirati oil tankers in the Gulf which, while they might be false flag operations, could also be the pretext that John Bolton and Secretary of State Pompeo are looking for to start a war with Iran. Clearly Bolton is trying to goad the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corp into triggering a small war which could be blamed on Iran, and while Trump may not want a war at the moment, he might benefit from one closer to the 2020 elections. Paul Pillar, a senior fellow at the Center for Peace and Security Studies at Georgetown University who was National Intelligence Officer for the Near East and South Asia at the CIA, joins us to discuss his article at Lobe Log, "Bolton's War" and assess the risks involved in provoking a small, limited war with Iran in a volatile region that supplies 35% of the world's oil. We will examine the differences between Trump's, Bolton's and Pompeo's foreign policies and the extent to which a "wag the dog" scenario is underway with Israel and Saudi Arabia urging the U.S. as former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates once observed, to "fight the Iranians to the last American". With any military activity in the Gulf likely to cause a precipitous rise in the price of oil, we will look into who would benefit. With Iran under an oil embargo, in a limited war scenario, they would make more money for their oil on the black market, but if the Gulf were to be shut down by a wider conflagration, then Russia would be a big winner.
Trump's White House Dalliance with a Despot
Then we discuss Trump's latest dalliance with a despot at the White House today as he greeted the previously-shunned Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban. Joining us is Kim Lane Scheppele, a professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University who has an article at Foreign Affairs "Viktor Orban Wants Trump's Help in the European Elections: America First Meets Hungary First". We examine today's photo-op that will greatly benefit Hungary's practitioner of "soft fascism" who is the poster boy for Steve Bannon's efforts underway to get far-right parties in Europe elected in the upcoming EU elections in sufficient numbers to paralyze the European Parliament so they won't cut their subsidies to Hungary which Orban depends on to maintain his kleptocratic hold on power.
Wall Street's Latest Perversion of Capitalism
Then finally, with the stock market tanking on fears of a trade war with China, we speak with William Cohan, a former senior Wall Street investment banker as well as a New York Times best-selling author. He joins us to discuss the dangers of having a financial fraudster like Trump who is one of Wall Street's biggest losers, running the economy. We will also examine his article in The New York Times, "When Lenders Push Borrowers Over the Edge" which reveals a perverse incentive for hedge funds to use credit-default swaps as a way to drive companies into bankruptcy in order to reap rewards which is the opposite of why investors traditionally lend money wanting companies to succeed.


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Q: A question about the cyclic property of traces for infinite dimensional matrices Does the cyclic property of trace hold for infinite dimensional matrices (which are often encountered in quantum mechanics)? In other words, does the identity $$\rm Tr(ABC)=Tr(CAB)=Tr(BCA)$$ hold when all the matrices $A, B, C$ are infinite dimensional?

A: An example with two matrices (it can be made three by adding the identity matrix to the problem) indicates for me, that the traces can be different. In this example both traces lead to divergent infinite series, but the scheme of the matrix-contructions might allow simple variations which lead to convergent traces (see second example in the final conclusion).
Preliminaries and construction of matrices

*

*Assume the infinite sized Pascal-matrix $P$ (upper triangular)
$ P[r,c]= \binom cr \quad$ (the row- and column-indices r and c begin at 0).

*Next assume a rowvector  $V(x)=[1,x,x^2,x^3,...]$ again of infinite size.
For the dot-product we would get (simply by the binomial theorem)
$$ V(x) \cdot P = V(x+1) \tag 1$$
but also $V(x) \cdot P^2= V(x+2)$ and $V(x) \cdot P^{-1}=V(x-1)$ and so on.

*Next assume the infinite-sized matrix $S_2$ (lower triangular) containing the Stirlingnumbers 2nd kind, similarity-scaled by vector and reciprocal vector of factorials $$S_2[r,c]=s_2(r,c)\cdot c!/r!$$  such that with a vector $V(x)$ we would get
$$V(x) \cdot S_2 = [1, e^x-1, (e^x-1)^2, (e^x-1)^3,...] = V(e^x-1) \tag 2$$
(That identity is well known, see for instance the HoMF (Abramowitz/Stegun))

*Of course, appending a multiplication with $P$ gives a nicer result
$$V(x) \cdot S_2 \cdot P = V(e^x-1) \cdot P = V((e^x-1)+1)=V(e^x) \tag 3$$
Doing the dotproduct $S_2 \cdot P$ first we get a very nice looking matrix $B$:
$$ B = S_2 \cdot P \qquad \qquad \text{ where } B[r,c]= {c^r \over r!} $$
The matrix has a diagonal with a very simple form $c^c/c!$ of which we shall take advantage now.

Now we discuss the traces of compositions $P^{-1} \cdot B$ and $B \cdot P^{-1}$.  To make this triple products we could insert the identity matrix here, but leave this aside.
1) The trace of $P^{-1} \cdot B$
It is not obvious what the entries of $P^{-1} \cdot B$ look like, but we can derive this by a trick.
We consider the matrix-product extended by the leftmultiplication with the indeterminate $V(x)$ and use associativity
$$ \begin{array} {} V(x) \cdot P^{-1} \cdot B &= (V(x) \cdot P^{-1}) \cdot B\\
 &= V(x-1) \cdot B \\
 &= V(e^{x-1}) \end{array} \tag 4$$
But the latter can be rewritten as
$$ V(e^{x-1})= V(e^x/e) = V(e^x) \cdot \;^dV(1/e)  \tag 5$$
(where the little prefix "d" means that the vector is used as diagonalmatrix)
$\qquad \qquad$ and this means we have also
$$ \begin{array} {}
V(x) \cdot P^{-1} \cdot B &=V(x) \cdot B \cdot \;^dV(1/e) \\
&=V(x) \cdot (B \cdot \;^dV(1/e)) \\
&= V(x) \cdot A \end{array} \tag 6 $$
and the right-hand dot-product $A$ means a column-scaling of the $B$-matrix such that the diagonal elements are
$$a[c,c]={c^c\over c!} \cdot {1 \over e^c} ={(c/e)^c\over c!}$$
The trace of $P^{-1} \cdot B = A $ is now formally the infinite and divergent sum $$ \text{TR}(A) = \sum_{k=0}^\infty {(c/e)^c \over c!} \tag 7 $$which reduces to an approximation to a sort of geometric series and might have some analytic continuation.
Added: Using W|A I found the generating function for this series, when the $e$ in the summands is taken as formal indeterminate $x$ :
$$ \sum_{k=0}^\infty {(c x)^c \over c!} =  {1 \over W(-x)+1} \tag {7.1} $$
which is only convergent if $x< \frac1e$, so for instance if $x= \frac 1{e^2}$ and thus if we use $P^{-2}$ instead of $P^{-1}$ in (6).
2) The trace of $ B \cdot P^{-1} $
The other trace is trivial to determine. We get
$$\begin{array} {} \text{TR} (B \cdot P^{-1}) &= \text{TR} ((S_2 \cdot P) \cdot P^{-1}) \\
&= \text{TR} (S_2 \cdot( P \cdot P^{-1})) \\
&= \text{TR} (S_2)  \\
&= \displaystyle \sum_{k=0}^\infty (1 )
\end{array} \tag 8$$
3) possible conclusion and improvement of the argument
Those results are of course formally completely different divergent series and possibly this whole argument suffices to show that the infinite matrices do not always inherit the cyclicity from the finite matrix.
To improve the example/argument I looked at the traces of
$P^{-2} \cdot B = A_2 $ and $B \cdot P^{-2} = S_2 \cdot P^{-1} =T_2 $ and while I got a convergent series now for the trace of $A_2$ evaluating to  $\text{TR}(A_2) = {1 \over 1+ W(-1/e^2)} \approx 1.18848736943$ there occurs in $\text{TR}(T_2)$ some series with irregularly alternating signs, where the absolute values of the terms $t[c,c]$ also diverge when I look at $64$ or $128$ terms and which seems not to be Cesaro- or Eulersummable.

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I get a lot of questions about family formals, and rightly so. If I hadn't worked with a wedding photographer before I got married, I wouldn't have even known what "family formal" meant. Basically, family formals are the posed family photos that take place right before or after a wedding ceremony.
For the record, I want to point out that I am not a "pose-y" or traditional photographer. If a bride or groom is looking for these formal photographs throughout their wedding day then I am not the right photographer for them. I reserve a specific time for family formal photos, which have been meticulously planned for that specific time, and otherwise I'm shooting interactive portraits or as a fly on the wall.
That being said, I do think traditional family photos are important. I understand that grandma might not want to hang a candid shot on her wall or that this might be the first time your entire family has been in one place all together since 2004. I know I cherish the family photos we have from our wedding.
Tell the applicable family members ahead of time that they should stay after the ceremony (or come before the ceremony if you're doing a first look) for photos. When you're coordinating so many people, someone is bound to be missed. Despite best efforts, it never seems to fail that someone on the family formal list leaves for the reception, either forgetting they were supposed to stay or never having been told. Send your family members a quick e-mail a couple weeks out to let them know that you'd love a photo with them before or after the ceremony.
Designate a family member to help round people up during photos. I have a planned list of photos that my assistant uses to get people lined up, but it always makes things go faster if a family member who knows most of the people on the list helps get them on deck. We don't necessarily know who Aunt Sally and Uncle Jim are, but a cousin can pull them out of the crowd.
Plan for a manageable number of photos. Look, I totally get that this is the one time everyone is together and you want to take advantage of that with lots of photo combinations, HOWEVER, it won't be a pleasant experience for anyone if you have 53 different groupings to get through. :) A couple months before a wedding, I send the bride and groom a list of family formal photo ideas. The list is long. I don't expect them to check every, single one. Ten to 12 different combinations is generally very manageable and can be done in 20 minutes if the groups don't include 50 people each. If a couple wants more photos than that but we don't have the time for it, we'll do a few more photos at the reception. Win-win!
Think about the lighting. If you have the option to take family formals outside, DO IT! I would choose natural light, bright photos over the light of a shadowy, dark church any day (notice all the photos in the blog post were taken in natural light). So if you and your family are OK with being a little untraditional, plan to move outside for photo time.


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Chairman of Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāpuhi, Raniera Tau, supports today's press release by the NZ Māori Council's Executive Director, Mathew Tukaki, and their campaign release regarding the rapidity of Māori children being taken into State care.
The first projects to be funded include a youth wānanga in Herekino, a marae-based youth development programme in Matawaia, a youth mural project in Kaitaia, and an inspirational tour in which a young leader from Kaitaia will visit Far North secondary schools to talk about mental health and resilience.
Employment Minister Willie Jackson was in Northland last week to announce funding of $1.3 million to help get young Northlanders into employment.
Hokianga is set to get some high level political focus on Friday as Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters and Forestry Minister Shane Jones head to Rangi Point for a hui on land use.
Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash says commercial and recreational catch limits for longfin eels could be cut to prevent numbers dropping further.
Colour matters. But not in the way we're taught to think. It matters because, although we like to think we've evolved as a society to the point where we can take cultural and ethnic inclusion for granted, the reality is that we are still, as Dr Martin Luther King Jr once said, judged by the colour of our skin, and treated accordingly.
Students usually get breakfast and lunch at the US school, but on weekends at home, some go hungry.


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A click from my garden.
This is a photograph clicked at the bank of an Indian river named Damodar. It's the Summer season here and almost all the water of the river has dried up. Yet, couldn't have got a better view.
Actually, I was a little busy in preparing for a job interview and I finally got into it. #first_interview #first_job #an_awesome experience.
Yeah, there's just one and only one idea that runs through all varieties of love. It is SACRIFICE.
Sacrifice is when your parents fulfill your wishes even if they don't have enough.
Sacrifice is when your children lie so that their parents don't get tensed.
Sacrifice is when your friend doesn't complete his task and help you out of your problems.
Just caring and being with each other isn't love. LOVE is when you actually become selfless and prove your love for the other person.
such that I succeed to dream more.
I wish to fulfill them one day.
But have heard about hardwork.
But even that is not the end.
And would be the result of my present.
and face the world's challenges.
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Most years I've at least heard of most of the nominated novellas and other short fiction…but I don't recognize any of this year's short stories or novelettes. Which is weird, because I read Clarkesworld, Asimov's, and The Magazine of Fantasy & Sci-Fi–or, rather, I buy them (the latter two, at least)…hoping against hope that maybe one of the stories will be worth reading. I think I've finished maybe three stories in the last 10 issues of each.
This is the strongest Nebula list in a long time. Looks like the recent reforms in the voting process paid off.
It's a great ballet. I love award season, because so many more short stories get put online and I get to read them.
Thanks, Neil and Ragi — I added a link to the audio versions.
As you noted yesterday elsewhere on this Web site, "I Remember the Future" is now available online at http://www.apexbookcompany.com/blog/2010/05/i-remember-the-future-by-michael-a-burstein/ .


As the indulgent owner of historic Prestonfield, James has invested heavily in making the Tast of Scotland not just Scotland's longest-running and most famous Scottish show, but Scotland's best show by far! With an international reputation for creating some of Scotland's most magical and famous restaurants, he hopes that your evening here, in the romantic setting of Preston, will encourage you to discover more of Scotland's diverse and wonderful culture, food, landscape and history.
Robert's first study was accordian where he went on to win the coveted Scottish Accordion Championship no less than 6 times. His accompanying skills have been employed by most of Scotland's top artistes from Andy Stewart, Kenneth McKellar, Moira Anderson, Alan Stewart to Barbara Dickson. While in London he continued to study classical and earned the opportunity to play in such musicals as Fiddler on the Roof, Irma la Douce, Le Cage aux Folles and Oliver. In 1993, he was invited to play the accordion and act the part of 'George' in Brian Friel's exciting new play 'Wonderful Tennessee'. Following the World Premiere at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin it went on to run on Broadway to critical acclaim. He is currently in his 20th year as producer/musical director of the World Famous Scottish Show.
An honours graduate in Music with Theatre Studies, Cailean has travelled the world performing as a soloist and as part of a number of show teams. Career highlights include solo performances in the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Gala performances, and a televised performance with Scottish Opera. Having worked with Scottish greats including Andy Stewart and Ken Haynes, Cailean is enjoying his return to his roots in Scottish music and rejoins our cast for the sixth year as your host.
At the stupid age of 16, he packed his troubles in a kit bag and joined the army as an entertainer: you might say he was a musician, if you viewed percussion kindly. The army took him to most corners of the globe where he grasped opportunities to play at the White House, Hong Kong's handover ceremony, Madison Square Gardens and Red Square. Since leaving the forces, Cammy has continued to entertain: he drums, he speaks, he over-engineers sound, he arranges music, he sings, he marches and he'll happily saw a mandolin in half. Court Jester or Concierge, "master-of-none" - you can decide.
Born in Edinburgh and raised in the Scottish Borders, Brigid has a passion for live performance in genres ranging from folk and blues to R&B, with reggae, soul and funk in between! Brigid is a regular at the capital's music scene, singing the blues with the likes of Gregg Wright at The Voodoo Rooms and returns to her roots singing folk at Prestonfield. She is also no stranger to the recording studio, having already recorded her debut album, for an indie film score, and as a session singer.
from the north east of Scotland. He has toured extensively throughout Europe and North America before returning to Prestonfield again this season. Moray has been a professional musician and singer all of his adult life. Serving in the army as a musician he performed around the world. An acclaimed Frank Sinatra tribute artist he played Frank in sell-out shows at the Festival Fringe before a West End transfer. Accomplished in Scottish music and song he's delighted to join the Taste of Scotland cast.
Trained in Edinburgh at the Dance for All Theatre School, Keey is a talented dancer who has developed into a choreographer of growing reputation - she finds the energy and time to run her own dance school as well. Kerry's passion for dance shines through in the exciting and entertaining choreography for this evening's Taste of Scotland Show.


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Ind vs NZ Indore Match Tickets: Black marketing of tickets for India-New Zealand match, High Court gave a big decision
India vs New Zealand Indore Match Tickets: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has dismissed a public interest litigation filed regarding irregularities in the online sale of tickets for the ODI match between India and New Zealand to be played on January 24 in Indore. The Indore bench of the High Court has also imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on the petitioner for wasting the court's time.
The High Court has said that this person filed the petition only to gain popularity without verifying the authenticity of the allegations. Congress leader Rakesh Singh Yadav (56) had filed a PIL against the Board of Cricket in India (BCCI), Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) and the state government.
Court dismissed public interest litigation
In this petition, the Congress leader alleged that the online sale of tickets for the upcoming India-New Zealand match was rigged and black-marketed, causing loss of tax revenue to the exchequer. Rejecting these allegations on behalf of the MPCA, it was argued in the High Court that this petition has been filed only on the basis of the news published in an evening daily.
Justice SA Dharmadhikari and Justice Prakashchandra Gupta of the Indore bench of the High Court dismissed the petition on January 18 after considering the arguments of both the parties.
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What did the court say in its decision?
The court said in its decision, 'The petitioner has filed a public interest litigation without verifying the authenticity of the allegations leveled against the respondents. He has also not presented any documents in support of his allegations. This petition has been filed only for the purpose of gaining popularity.
ODI match will be held in Indore on January 24
Let us tell you that the New Zealand team is on a tour of India these days. A three-match ODI and T20 series of the same number of matches is being played here between Team India and New Zealand. The first ODI of the series took place in Hyderabad, which the Indian team won by 12 runs. Now the second match will be played in Raipur on 21 January. After this, the last ODI of the series will be played on January 24 at the Nehru Stadium in Indore.
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Paulie Malignaggi Rips Conor McGregor, Calls Him 'Cheap' and Arrogant After Sparring Sessions
Damon Martin
Paulie Malignaggi won't release any secrets from his training sessions with Conor McGregor but he's not holding back much else.
The former two-division boxing champion exited McGregor's training camp last week after the UFC lightweight champion released photos from their most recent sparring match that didn't paint Malignaggi in the most flattering light.
One photo in particular rubbed Malignaggi the wrong way as it appeared he was knocked down during the sparring session, which he later refuted as a shove to the ground.
"He knows and I know it wasn't from a punch," Malignaggi told FOX 5 in New York. "He was actually frustrated from getting beat up that particular day and that was actually a shove down, a push down. I think even the referee wasn't allowed to talk about it. Listen, I think at the end of the day sparring should stay in the gym.
"I wouldn't have went around talking about how I beat up Conor McGregor on Tuesday if I wasn't forced to."
Malignaggi further detailed his issues with McGregor including his tendency not to listen to anybody regarding his training as he's preparing for the showdown with Floyd Mayweather on Aug. 26.
According to Malignaggi, McGregor didn't seem to listen to criticism about his style or what he was doing right or wrong during the sparring session.
"My problem with Conor is his arrogance," Malignaggi said. "His arrogance gets to a point where he can't make progress, where he can't learn. He just wants a bunch of yes men around him. He doesn't want to be told he's doing something wrong. He doesn't want to be told he needs to make progress or he needs to change certain things. Whatever he's doing, he wants to be told how great he's doing."
In addition to that, Malignaggi claims that McGregor isn't exactly sparing no expense when it comes to his training camp to get ready for Mayweather despite the tremendous payday he's expected to receive from the fight.
Malignaggi went as far as saying that McGregor was not taking care of his sparring partners the way a professional fighter should, especially with the magnitude of the upcoming fight he's got later this month.
"My problem wasn't just with the sparring but how he treats people, how he treats the other sparring partners. He's a bit on the cheap side," Malignaggi said. "You have $100 million fight, I think you could splurge a little bit more on training camp, especially with the way you treat sparring partners and living quarters and what not.
"I asked for nothing, no special treatment. I wanted to be like the sparring partners. In a token of good faith, I wanted to go over there and stay with the sparring partners. I didn't negotiate my price. Whatever first price they gave me, I accepted that as far as payment was concerned, which I never got paid by the way cause I left. I never tried to make things difficult for them but I assumed things would be at least under a moderate living conditions. A little bit on the cheap side."
The retired boxer then went one step further by saying McGregor's frugal tendencies went beyond anything he had seen previously during his career.
"I've never seen such a cheap guy in my life," Malignaggi said. "In all my training camps, I was blown away, the treatment this guy gave everybody. He made sure he rented himself a Lamborghini in Vegas."
While he was clearly not happy with how his experience with McGregor ended, Malignaggi promised that he wouldn't release any strategic or tactical information about his sparring sessions with the UFC champion until the night of his fight with Mayweather.
Malignaggi is part of the Showtime broadcast team that will work the Mayweather vs. McGregor pay-per-view and he stated at that point everything that happened in the gym will be fair game to discuss but not until then.


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Driving under the influence (DUI) is a very serious offense and is one of the most commonly committed criminal offenses across America. In 2014 over 1.1 million people were arrested for DUI in the United States. The penalties for DUI can vary greatly from state to state and it is important to know what you are facing should you be arrested for DUI in Illinois. As always it is best to first consult an experienced DUI attorney as soon as possible following your arrest.
Illinois Compiled Statute 625 is the state's controlling law for DUI. It states that anyone who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle within the state with a blood alcohol content of over .08 or while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance to the extent they are unable to drive safely is guilty of DUI.
This means that you do not actually have to be driving your vehicle in order to be guilty of DUI in Illinois. For example, if you are sitting, or even sleeping, in your vehicle with the keys in the ignition but the car is in park, you could still be charged with DUI because you would be in actual physical control of your vehicle.
Additionally, while many people call DUI, "drunk driving", you can also be guilty of DUI if you are under the influence of a controlled substance. This also applies to controlled substances you may have a valid prescription for if that substance impairs your ability to safely operate your vehicle.
Penalties for DUI can vary from state to state and it is important to know what they are in your state. In Illinois the penalties for a first DUI include a fine up to $2,500, a mandatory loss of your driver's license for a minimum of one year and a period of up to one year in jail.
If you are being charged with a second DUI in Illinois the punishments are greatly enhanced. If convicted you may be subjected to a loss of your driver's license for a minimum of five years, a fine of up to $2,500, 240 hours of community service, as well as a period of incarceration of a minimum of five days with a maximum of one year in jail.
If you are being charged with a DUI beyond a second offense, the penalties become felonies and are life altering. The possible penalties if convicted include fines of up to $25,000, a minimum driver's license suspension of ten years, a minimum prison term of 18-30 months with a maximum of seven years in prison.
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30 Best Engineering Podcasts of 2021
Getting your engineering fix shouldn't always involve textbooks and journal papers. What if you could send spectacular engineering content straight to your brain while you're driving, walking, or working on your innovations?
We've got you. Below are our favorite engineering podcasts in 2021, categorized by content type. There's a huge variety here, from hardcore technical details to learning fun engineering facts in everyday life. We even fully hyperlinked every social media account and listening platform.
Here are the best engineering podcast for:
Career and Professional-focused Engineering Podcasts
General Engineering News/Update Podcasts
Civil and Structural Engineering Podcasts
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Podcasts
Software and Computer Engineering Podcasts
Engineering Disasters and Failures
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1. The Engineering Career Coach
Episode Length: 20-40 minutes
Frequency: Weekly
Listed as one of the 15 most inspiring podcasts for professionals by Forbes in 2017, The Engineering Career Coach has been helping engineers excel in their careers for more than 250 podcast episodes. In each episode, Jeff Perry coaches engineers ranging from new engineering graduates to engineers from the best engineering consulting firms on various engineering career goals and obstacles.
A motivational segment, a live career coaching session, and career-changing advice are regular features of this helpful podcast. It's a quick piece of weekly engineering advice from professionals that'll help you learn and expand your knowledge in the real world.
Listen on: Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Castbox, Stitcher
Main page: https://engineeringmanagementinstitute.org/the-podcast/
2. Level-up Engineering
Level-up Engineering reveals some of the most successful tech leaders' management secrets. They address the most common issues faced by software engineering leaders from Facebook, Shopify, and Uber, as well as how others have overcome these obstacles, which will undoubtedly provide you with vital insights and allow you to improve your management skills.
One particularly helpful episode was an interview with Katie Womersley, VP of Engineering at Buffer, where they tackle the challenges in managing remote engineering teams. They covered top DOs and DONTs as well as handling time zone differences, which is more relevant than ever with many companies shifting to remote work due to COVID-19.
Main page: https://codingsans.com/engineering-management-podcast
Also follow them on Twitter
3. The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast
This is the perfect podcast for engineers, inventors, and entrepreneurs who want to bring their big idea to life. Scott has a fantastic podcast where he interviews engineers, designers, and inventors who have created businesses around their inventions and products. He steers the discussion in different directions to cover a wide range of topics, but his style allows guests to share information that is very particular and nuanced to their area of expertise, giving listeners the inside scoop on what can help them get to the next level in their career
Listen on: Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Castbox
Main page: https://caddesignhelp.com/engineering-entrepreneur-podcast/
4. Omega Tau
Episode Length: 1-3 hours
Omega Tau is a science and engineering podcast that covers a wide range of topics. The podcast is available in both German and English, with new episodes released every month. For the last ten years, they have produced over 300 technical, interesting, and well-made episodes where experts answer questions like "How do scientists uncover phenomena and explain their connections?" or "How do engineers design machines, methods, and infrastructure?" It's an interesting channel for anyone who's always curious!
Main page: https://omegataupodcast.net/
Also follow them on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
5. Unprofessional Engineering
This is a fascinating podcast that covers a wide range of topics in science, technology, machinery, engineering, and the history behind everyday things. That being said, they cover all topics in a style that is easy to understand, even if you don't know much about the subject. The hosts have a conversational tone, making it feel like you are just listening to them talk, which makes it simpler to pick up on the key points of all the various topics. It's the perfect podcast to listen to for some morning inspiration while commuting to work.
Main page: https://www.unprofessionalengineering.com/
6. Engines of Our Ingenuity
Episode Length: 3-4 minutes
Frequency: Daily
Engines of Our Ingenuity, a podcast hosted by Dr. John Lienhard and first broadcast on KUHF-FM radio Houston in 1988, is an old-school favorite among science and engineering fans. Dr. Leinhard has a flair for identifying interesting science and engineering topics and then providing a wealth of information about them in a quick, dense episode. It's a great podcast to listen to every morning while eating breakfast or on the way to work.
Main page: https://www.uh.edu/engines/
7. Modulus
Modulus is a podcast for engineers, scientists, researchers, and STEM enthusiasts who seek an inside look at the work that propels humanity ahead, hosted by Brian and Stephanie. This podcast is best listened to while actively engaged rather than just having it on in the background. The amount of information and detailed, unbiased analysis is rare among podcasts. The editors clearly spend time conducting research and interviews to produce top quality content for everyone's enjoyment.
Main page: https://nebula.app/modulus
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8. Pragmatic
Frequency: 3-7 times a year
Pragmatic is a talk show on how technology is used in the real world. This podcast is highly recommended for everyone interested in not only technology but also its history and development. John does an excellent job of being as precise as possible, delving into topics with great care and research. This podcast is essentially a high-end explainer for everything tech-related. It's intriguing and utterly engaging. You're guaranteed to learn something new every episode.
Listen on: Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Castbox, Stitcher
Main page: https://engineered.network/pragmatic/
9. Engineering Influence from ACEC
This is an excellent resource for active engineers in industry. The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) is a true thought leader in the operation and management of engineering firms. They discuss current issues, host interviews with leaders in science and engineering, and explore technology concerns in the field. They also have a segment called "The Government Affairs Update" where they bring the latest news and updates on issues with government involvement in engineering like infrastructure and transportation.
Main page: https://acecnational.podbean.com/
10. Engineering Matters
Engineering Matters has won three Publisher Podcast Awards, including Best Technology Podcast on three occasions. This podcast provides an excellent overview of several topics in engineering from manufacturing and agriculture to construction and transportation. They cover issues such as climate change, new technological advancements, and engineering history by a mix of interviews, analysis, and site visits. It's the ideal podcast to reinforce the critical role of engineers in society.
Main page: https://engineeringmatters.reby.media/
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11. The Structural Engineering Channel
The Structural Engineering Channel is dedicated to keeping structural engineering professionals informed about current technical trends. To help structural engineers enhance their careers, the podcast also includes professional development themes. It's filled with tons of topics that every structural engineer would love to listen to such as smart structures, tsunami modeling, earthquake engineering, and many more! The hosts Mathew and Cara also interview guests from structural engineering fields and discuss stories and challenges they faced along the way.
Main page: https://engineeringmanagementinstitute.org/tsec-podcast/
12. The Smart Buildings Academy Podcast
Frequency: Every 2 days
If you want to learn about building automation, this is the podcast for you. Learn about BAS, HVAC, IT, Energy Management, Sales, Operations, Project Management, Cyber Security, and much more as Phil draws on his extensive experience as an engineer in Building Automation. Phil does an excellent job with these podcasts, touching on themes that are rarely discussed in other resources. As he explains the themes one by one, he shares real-life experiences that are illuminating to the field. The best part about Phil's podcasts is that he includes all of the supporting materials on his website, Smart Buildings Academy. Enjoy listening while traveling to and from the job site or office.
Main page: https://podcast.smartbuildingsacademy.com/
13. The Civil Engineering Podcast
The Civil Engineering Podcast is dedicated to providing civil engineers with career guidance and success stories. This podcast is really informative, including topics that are rarely discussed in school or during an internship. It has a wide range of interview subjects that are truly inspiring and will make you realize the important work civil engineers do. Listen in your down time for motivation to boost your technical abilities and career development.
Main page: https://engineeringmanagementinstitute.org/cep-podcast/
14. The Infrastructure Show - Podcasts
This is an excellent podcast for learning more about infrastructure projects and concepts. There are numerous in-depth discussions with project managers, government departments, and others in the field. They do an outstanding job of conveying information in a straightforward and understandable manner for the general audience. An ideal podcast for civil and structural engineers.
Listen on: Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Castbox
Main page: http://theinfrastructureshow.com/
15. The Amp Hour Electronics
Dave Jones and Chris Gammell host The Amp Hour, the world's largest and most respected electronics-oriented radio show. The Amp Hour is a non-scripted, spontaneous format show that airs every Sunday evening in the United States (recorded earlier in the week). Topics covered include hobbyist electronics, the state of the electronics industry, components, circuit design, and general on- and off-topic ranting. Every other week, they're joined by guests from the electronics industry who share stories and bits of advice. This is a great listen for those who a passionate about electronics.
Main page: https://theamphour.com/
Also follow them on Twitter and Facebook
16. MacroFab Engineering Podcast
Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig, both electrical engineers, discuss electrical engineering topics, DIY projects, and industry news. Each episode allows you to learn something new or pick up a tip while still providing a good laugh. The show is always fun and educational, and Parker and Stephen have such a unique perspective on hardware that you'll find yourself going back to listen to the entire archive!
Main page: https://macrofab.com/blog/podcast/
17. Soft Skills Engineering
Soft Skills Engineering is a weekly software developer advice podcast addressing the non-technical aspects of being a great software engineer. Since there's a ton of content out there about the technical side of software engineering, it's refreshing to hear about the soft skills. Jamison, Dave, and their guests deliver some incredibly engaging and actionable knowledge that is a goldmine for any engineer trying to improve their abilities and mentality. The show is flush with great advice, with bits of clever and funny developer humor thrown in for good measure.
Main page: https://softskills.audio/
18. Clear To Send
Clear To Send is a wireless engineering podcast that covers topics such as Wi-Fi technology, design tips, troubleshooting, interviews, and tools. This is an excellent podcast to listen to if you're a bit of a techie. Most listeners will learn something new, even if it is a little too technical for the complete beginner to understand.
Main page: https://www.cleartosend.net/
Follow them on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
19. Data Engineering Podcast
Frequency: Twice a week
Dive deep into data management on a weekly basis with the engineers and entrepreneurs who are reshaping the industry. It's a comprehensive look at data engineering subjects. You can learn intriguing and critical parts of software development that you wouldn't learn (as easily) just by surfing the web or reading tech books. The expert hosts make it digestible and fun.
Main page: https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com/
20. The Backend Engineering Show with Hussein Nasser
You've come to the right place if you enjoy software engineering. Hussein Nasser covers a wide range of software engineering technologies and news, with a particular emphasis on the backend. This is a fantastic podcast to listen to on your commute or while exercising to give you some food for thought. We admire Hussein's ability to break down complex ideas into manageable pieces for everyday discussion.
Main page: https://anchor.fm/hnasr
Follow the host on Twitter and YouTube
21. Causality
There isn't a more well-researched engineering podcast out there than this one. Listen to the "How" and "Why" factors from an engineer's perspective regarding what went right and what went wrong in some of the world's worst engineering disasters. This podcast will provide you with great examples of why physics is important in our daily lives. John delves into great detail regarding the causes of disasters, many of which will surprise and sometimes startle you in a way that will make you rethink your engineered surroundings.
Main page: https://engineered.network/causality/
22. Brady Heywood Podcast
The Brady Heywood podcast excels at going into the details of why engineering goes wrong and what we can to avoid these disasters in the future. It strikes a wonderful balance between raw detail and explanation for a general audience, as well as cool audio effects!
We especially enjoyed the episode on the Apollo 13 mission, in which Brady provided an incredible mix of narration, audio, and music that elevated the experience (pardon the pun). We not only gained knowledge on the technical challenges but also a better understanding of the emotions that the crew and ground support were going through. Just a warning though: if you listen to this on your way to work, you might not want to leave your car!
Main page: https://www.bradyheywood.com.au/podcasts/
Follow the host on Twitter and Facebook
23. In Machines We Trust
Frequency: Twice a month
A podcast about everything being automated. Jennifer Strong, host of MIT Technology Review, and her colleagues examine what it means to entrust artificial intelligence with our most important decisions. This podcast does an amazing job of analyzing how artificial intelligence augments and, at times, manipulates human lives. The hosts make it simple and entertaining for the general population and there is always something new to learn in every episode.
Main page: https://www.technologyreview.com/podcast/in-machines-we-trust/
24. Hackaday Podcast
This show is ideal if you've been looking for a fun and easy tech-related podcast. The hosts have fantastic chemistry, and the topics are well-researched and engaging. Every week, the editors of Hackaday take a look at all of the unique uses of technology that appear on the internet. Topics include bending consumer electronics to your will, designing circuit boards, building robots, writing software, 3D printing intriguing stuff, and using machine tools, among many more. Fresh episodes of geeky awesomeness are released every Friday morning!
Main page: https://hackaday.com/category/podcasts/
25. Aerospace Engineering Podcast
The host Rainer Groh, an engineer working with NASA and Airbus on next-gen composites, pulls out fascinating stories from industry veterans and startups that will have you saying "wow" over and over. They cover recent advances while keeping an eye on the fascinating future of the field. It's targeted toward industry professionals but other engineers who are aerospace enthusiasts will still love the content.
Main page: https://aerospaceengineeringblog.com/
26. Materialism: A Materials Science Podcast
This podcast is for anyone who appreciates in-depth, vibrant conversations about materials science and engineering. It's the podcast you need in your arsenal if you're a (Materials) Scientist, Engineer, Student, or a Thinker who utilizes materials in your daily work!
Taylor and Andrew discuss materials science and engineering's past, present, and future with full enthusiasm. They cover topics from materials used in kitchen knives and skateboards to electronics and energy storage. Material science is a tough engineering subject, but this podcast does an excellent job of breaking down difficult concepts and delivering a lot of information in each episode. So, if you're pursuing materials in your career or just want to learn more about the world around you, you've come to the perfect place.
Main page: https://materialismpodcast.com/
Follow them on Twitter and Instagram
27. The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast
Geotechnical Engineering is a specialty of Civil Engineering which involves defining the soil's strength and deformation properties for use in building and construction. The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast is dedicated to providing geotechnical professionals with career guidance, success stories, and latest technical trends in the field.
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Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
Don't routinely obtain radiographic imaging for patients who meet diagnostic criteria for uncomplicated acute rhinosinusitis.
Recommendations from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons on hernias, blood transfusion, reflux in gastric band patients & appendicitis. RACS is the leading advocate for surgical standards, professionalism and surgical education in Australia and New Zealand. The College is a not-for-profit organisation that represents more than 7000 surgeons and 1300 surgical trainees and International Medical Graduates.
Date reviewed: 17 March 2017
Imaging of the paranasal sinuses, including plain film radiography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is unnecessary in patients who meet the clinical diagnostic criteria for uncomplicated acute rhinosinusitis. Acute rhinosinusitis is defined as up to four weeks of purulent nasal drainage (anterior, posterior or both) accompanied by nasal obstruction, facial pain-pressure-fullness or both. Imaging is costly and exposes patients to radiation. Imaging may be appropriate in patients with a complication of acute rhinosinusitis, patients with comorbidities that predispose them to complications and patients in whom an alternative diagnosis is suspected.
Rosenfeld RM, Piccirillo JF, Chandrasekhar SS, et al. Clinical practice guideline (update): adult sinusitis. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2015;152(2S):S1-39.
Ebell MH, McKay B, Guilbault R, et al. Diagnosis of acute rhinosinusitis in primary care: a systematic review of test accuracy. British Journal of General Practice 2016;66(650):e612-32.
RACS collaborated with General Surgeons Australia (GSA) and the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (ASOHNS) respectively on the development of lists for Choosing Wisely Australia. Each organisation worked closely with key members including the Sustainability in Healthcare Committee and Professional Development and Standards Board (RACS), and the Boards of Directors (GSA and ASOHNS) to develop the lists of tests/treatments/procedures for general surgery, and head and neck surgery.
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1 Don't perform repair of minimally symptomatic or asymptomatic inguinal hernias without careful consideration, particularly in patients who have significant co-morbidities.
2 Do not use ultrasound for the further investigation of clinically apparent groin hernias. Ultrasound should not be used as a justification for repair of hernias that are not clinically apparent.
3 Don't transfuse more units of blood than absolutely necessary, noting that many hospitals have developed policies on indications for transfusion with a view to minimisation.
4 Do not use endoscopy for investigation in gastric band patients with symptoms of reflux.
5 Don't do computed tomography (CT) for the evaluation of suspected appendicitis in children and young adults until after ultrasound has been considered as an option.
6 Don't order computed tomography (CT) scan of the head/brain for sudden hearing loss.
7 Don't prescribe oral antibiotics for uncomplicated acute discharge from grommets.
8 Don't prescribe oral antibiotics for uncomplicated acute otitis externa.
9 Don't routinely obtain radiographic imaging for patients who meet diagnostic criteria for uncomplicated acute rhinosinusitis.
10 Don't obtain computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in patients with a primary complaint of hoarseness prior to examining the larynx.


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Linz lives media art. Here, media art is a driving force in art, technology and society. Recognition as a UNESCO City of Media Arts confirms Linz's success on the leading edge, and will accompany the ongoing endeavors of a city that aspires to be culturally, socially and economically attractive, creative and international. Having become a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network promises to impart new impetus to developing and positioning Linz as a center of the creative economy.
With the launch of Ars Electronica, farsighted people in the City of Linz already recognized in 1979 that digital culture and media art should be seen as motors for technological and social innovation, and went about developing specialized strengths on that basis. Linz's take on this mega-trend is reflected by Ars Electronica's epithet: art, technology and society, a tripartite focus that accentuates the social consequences of these digital developments, and one that has remained in effect to this day. Here, media art isn't seen as just another artistic genre; media art proceeds from a technological basis that is interpreted, designed and taken to the next level by artistic points of view and then propagated throughout society. The mission is to create a habitat for smart citizens who have acquired digital literacy and for innovative enterprises with a sense of responsibility, an approach that the City of Linz has pursued with its Open Commons initiative that has put it on the global forefront when it comes to open data and citizen empowerment.
Ars Electronica Center (c) Martin Hieslmair
The flagship of this development is Ars Electronica. Founded as a festival (that played an essential part in coining the term media art), Ars Electronica has since become an internationally recognized center of media art that has remained true to its pioneering role by, among other things, privileging ongoing innovation: the Prix Ars Electronica, a world-renowned competition in computer art, was first staged in 1987; the Ars Electronica Center—the Museum of the Future—and the Futurelab, the in-house R&D lab, were set up in 1996. The newest division, Ars Electronica Solutions, transforms artistic approaches into marketable products.
Linz is the home of numerous educational institutions and research facilities that are involved in media art, digital culture and the creative economy, and have thus engendered the necessary degree of concentration to bring about the emergence of a unique biotope for innovation and creativity. Two secondary schools—one for construction and design, one for artistic design—impart basic skills. Institutions of higher education for young creatives are the University of Linz (programs in computer science, mechatronics and Web sciences), Linz Art University (with its focus on interface cultures, media design, media theory and Web sciences), the Anton Bruckner Private University (electronic music) and the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences' Hagenberg Campus (media technology). The city's aim is to strengthen networking among all these institutions and harness cooperation to impart additional impetus to innovation.
Creative Region Linz & Upper Austria was founded in 2011 to serve as the hub of the creative economy. It's located in Tabakfabrik Linz, a former tobacco processing plant that the city acquired and is now developing into an urban center for cultural and creative industries at the nexus of media art and media applications. What's emerging here is a cluster of the creative economy designed to nurture startups and support the interplay among R&D, culture and business.
City Night Run Tabakfabrik (c) Thomas Diesenreiter
The Tabakfabrik will also be the home to the newest addition to Linz City of Media Arts. The VALIE EXPORT Center, conceived as an international institution for research on media & performance art, will be operated jointly with Linz Art University. It will conserve works of art and archive material acquired from media art pioneer and Linz native VALIE EXPORT. Its mission is to make this material publically accessible and to facilitate research on it. It's also meant to serve as the center of and driving force behind artistic, scholarly and educational encounters with media & performance art worldwide. Linz is thus the site of two of the world's most important media art archives, the first being the Ars Electronica Archive, a one-of-a-kind compilation documenting the development of media art since its earliest days.
Thus, Linz is living out the past, present and future of media art.


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Les Karosinae sont une sous-famille d'opilions laniatores de la famille des Stygnopsidae.

Distribution
Les espèces de cette sous-famille sont endémiques du Mexique.

Liste des genres
Selon World Catalogue of Opiliones (06/10/2021) :
 Chapulobunus Goodnight & Goodnight, 1946
 Crettaros Cruz-López & Francke, 2015
 Huasteca Cruz-López & Francke, 2015
 Karos Goodnight & Goodnight, 1944
 Mictlana Cruz-López & Francke, 2015
 Montabunus Goodnight & Goodnight, 1945
 Monterella Goodnight & Goodnight, 1944
 Potosa Goodnight & Goodnight, 1947

Publication originale
 Cruz-López & Francke, 2017  : « Total evidence phylogeny of the North American harvestman family Stygnopsidae (Opiliones : Laniatores : Grassatores) reveals hidden diversity. » Invertebrate Systematics, , , .

Liens externes

Notes et références

Stygnopsidae
Sous-famille d'opilions (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique du Mexique

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'Almost 100% effective, no side effects': Russian Ebola vaccine presented to WHO
File photo © Stringer / Sputnik
A Russian vaccine against the Ebola virus has been presented to the World Health Organization (WHO) by Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova. Tests of the drug showed high resistance to the virus five months after vaccination, she said.
Russia's Combi vaccine, which was granted a patent last week, was unveiled at the Palais des Nations at the UN office in Geneva, Switzerland.
The volunteers vaccinated with the Russian drug have passed the first and second phase of research and "we can say that after four-and-a-half to five months… they still retained a high titer of antibodies against the… Ebola virus," Skvortsova told RT.
"In laboratory conditions, this serum allows to completely neutralize Ebola, with almost 100 percent efficacy. The vaccine is absolutely safe, and has almost no side, as well as offering an unmatched immunity-boosting effect," said the official.
Skvortsova noted the Russian vaccine against Ebola may be used in Guinea as early as March or April, with plans to produce up to 10,000 dosages of the drug every month. She has also scheduled to meet WHO Director General Margaret Chan on Tuesday.
The minister noted that competing Western vaccines were still in the testing phase, and offered access to information and collaborative research with labs developing their own Ebola preventatives.
Russian scientists required "a rather small time frame" of 15 months to develop two-vector vaccines against Ebola, which use a chemically weakened virus to transport pieces of the pathogen in order to stimulate an immune response, Sergey Kraevoy, deputy health minister, explained to TASS in January.
"The first vaccine includes an RNA and DNA-containing virus, triggering immunization in accordance with the so-called booster mechanism when one vector enhances the effect of the other, which leads to a significant stimulation of humoral and cellular immunity," he explained.
The second vaccine is designed for people with immunodeficiency and consists of a single vector of the DNA-containing virus with built-in Ebola genetic material.
The drug "has a greater effect on the cellular link, increasing activity of cellular immunity more than 30 times," Kraevoy said.
Russia's Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova addresses a news conference on vaccines against Ebola in Geneva, Switzerland, February 15, 2016 © Pierre Albouy / Reuters
Vladimir Putin was first to announce the development of the Russian vaccines, with the president stressing that its effectiveness "is higher than that of those remedies that have been used in the world up to now."
The most recent Ebola outbreak began in Guinea in December 2013, before quickly spreading to Liberia and Sierra Leone and ultimately claiming 11,000 lives.
The World Health Organization declared the end of Ebola transmission in November 2015, beginning a 90-day period of enhanced surveillance.
However, both UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and the WHO have warned that despite all known chains of the transmission of the virus being blocked in West Africa, new outbreaks are likely to occur in 2016.
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"""
Recursively Find in Files
"""
import os
import sys

class RecursiveFinderBase(object):
    def __init__(self, root_path):
        # constructor
        self.root = root_path

        # for os dependent Korean encoding
        # http://www.stackoverflow.com/questions/1854/how-to-check-what-os-am-i-running-on-in-python
        self.path_encoding_dict = {'posix': 'utf8', 'nt': 'cp949'}
        self.path_encoding = self.path_encoding_dict[os.name]

    def recursively_find_in(self):
        # major function
        for dir_path, dir_names, file_names in os.walk(self.root):
            self.process_folder(unicode(dir_path, self.path_encoding), dir_names, file_names)

    def process_folder(self, dir_path, dir_names, file_names):
        for filename in file_names:
            self.process_file(dir_path, filename)

    def process_file(self, dir_path, filename):
        # find in file and process if found
        raise NotImplementedError

class RecursiveFinder(RecursiveFinderBase):
    def __init__(self, root_path, ext, target):
        # constructor
        super(RecursiveFinder, self).__init__(root_path)
        self.ext = ext
        self.target = target

        self.recursively_find_in()

    def is_ext(self, filename):
        # file extension check
        return os.path.splitext(filename)[-1].endswith(self.ext)

    def process_file(self, dir_path, filename):
        # find in file and process if found
        if self.is_ext(filename):
            found = False
            with open(os.path.join(dir_path, filename), 'r') as f:
                txt = f.read()
                found = self.target in txt

            if found:
                print("%s" % os.path.join(dir_path, filename))

def main():
    if 4 == len(sys.argv):

        root_path = sys.argv[1]
        ext = sys.argv[2]
        target = sys.argv[3]

        do_it = RecursiveFinder(root_path, ext, target)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()