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Fantasy Review: The Obelisk Gate
By Mashiara Sedai
This edition of "Fantasy Review" is for The Obelisk Gate, the second novel in N. K. Jamisin's The Broken Earth series. This book was also awarded the Hugo for Best Novel in 2017. It's easy to see why.
This edition of "Fantasy Review" is for The Obelisk Gate, the second novel in N. K. Jemisin's The Broken Earth series. This book was also awarded the Hugo for Best Novel in 2017. It's easy to see why.
Reunited with Alabaster, Essun once again becomes the learner. He has plans—and since he is turning into a rock—it's up to Essun to finish them. They try to make the best of things in their new comm, Castrima, but when the world is breaking down, no place is safe. Not only do they need to contend with a dwindling food supply due to the ash-filled sky, but wild animals mutate during a Season, and their evolved abilities can be devastating. When Alabaster finally reveals his mission of catching the moon, Essun wonders if she can accomplish such a fete.
Meanwhile, Jija and Nassun travel for a year to reach the safety—and a promised cure for orogeny—in Found Moon. There, Nassun is put in the charge of three Guardians—all of whom have panicked and given their bodies over to the voices inside their heads. The leader of the bunch is Schaffa and he takes a particular liking to Nassun and eventually makes the connection of her being the daughter of Syenite. While Jija wants Nassun to cure herself of orogeny, her desire to help Schaffa pushes her powers to new and startling depths.
These characters are amazing! So developed, captivating, realistic. It's easy to understand Essun's choices and her point of view of the world. Her struggles—trying to piece together the life of Syenite, which Alabaster represents, and her life as a mother, which Lerna represents—resonate with raw emotions. This was another book that made me cry.
The evolution of the magic system is one of the main driving forces in this novel. With Alabaster's help, Essun is able to sense something that is not orogeny. It's described as silver, and it is dubbed as "magic." With magic and orogeny, Essun's task to grab the moon may be in reach.
Nassun takes more prominence. Her powers grow incredibly fast once she's under the care and guidance of the Guardians. It's hard to get a good read on Schaffa's character. He's been portrayed as nothing but evil since book one, and Nassun's favorable opinion of him makes me think he may be redeemed. Or perhaps he's able to con Nassun easier than he could Syenite.
And though Alabaster is not very active in this storyline, he is still my favorite character. Though I also grew to like Hoa—the stone eater who has claimed Essun. The end of the first novel revealed him as the narrator, and knowing that it's his perspective gave a lot more insight to his character. I'm really interested in the link between orogenes and the stone eaters. It seems like an Aes Sedai/Warder type relationship, but it does have hints of something more sinister.
The pace slowed down a lot from the first book. In The Fifth Season, it covered three different timelines spread out over 30 years. So for this novel to have the scope of only one year, it seemed like not many things were happening at once. Not necessarily a bad thing, a slow pace does not mean a boring book. But for me, personally, it didn't feel as sweeping and encompassing as the previous novel.
I am amazed at the writing of the these novels, the tone and voice, the growth of characters, the details of the world. This one slowed down a bit, but I'm still loving the journey. I'm hoping the concluding novel, The Stone Sky, gives me the epic finale I'm waiting for.
For more from N. K. Jemisin, you can check out her website.


In America, the rise of the contingent workforce and independent contributors continue to increase. According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, the size of the contingent workforce ranges from less than 5 percent to more than a third of the employed labor force. Millennials in particular don't necessarily want to spend time within a company's walls anymore. One study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology cites multiple sources stating that Millennials desire more flexible working conditions and hours, including working from remote locations. And to top it all off, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says we are dealing with a historically low rate of labor productivity growth.
Who or what do we have to blame for this? Is technology at fault for all of this "hiding" from people and our workplaces? Or is it something deeper? Perhaps something more human?
Maybe we have to go back to basics and take a look at Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The hierarchy postulates five different levels of belonging that are critical to human survival: physiological needs, safety needs, belongingness and love needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization. Some of these needs are being debunked in the workforce; we no longer need work to fulfill our belongingness and love needs. However, psychological safety and esteem seem to be linked strongly to a sense of accomplishment at work. Our results from a survey that spanned more than 175 companies across the United States, Middle East and Northern Africa, and Southeast Asia show that esteem and safety factors in the form of respect and the company living the values it espouses is critical to self-actualization. In fact, the feeling of value and respect from others is the number one reason why people love their workplace.
It used to be that companies valued friendship as one of the main attractors for employees. But people no longer need friends at work, apparently. Our studies show that friendship comes up as one of the least likely desires at work, alongside perks, benefits, and compensation. Do we no longer require the same level of human connection or financial stability as we did when Maslow created his hierarchy of needs in 1943? Has our economy and indeed the human condition changed? Maybe not. Maybe we have advanced to a point where it's nice to have friends at work, but to love a workplace we need to feel truly valued and respected—something that goes beyond working with nice people.
And why should you care if your employees love working at your company? Simple: 94 percent of our respondents report that they are between two and four times more likely to produce more for their organization if they love their workplace.
We already know that employees want to be valued and respected. But there is more. In a large-scale qualitative study, we asked employee what the term most-loved workplace means to them. Also taking into account the quantitative results of our survey, in which respondents ranked specific company and work environment traits, we have come up with five factors that make employees love their workplace. If you can manage to increase your employees' perception of how your company ranks on these five factors, you could soon be on your way to reap the benefits of more productive employees.
Employees value teamwork and collaboration and want to work in a workplace that supports their need to collaborate with one another. Employees say that co-workers should be expected to assist one another when issues arise and that problems should be solved together. Another important consideration is communication among the people who work at the company. Employees want open communication channels in which information is shared freely, employees can learn from one another, and feedback is given in a constructive, positive manner.
Employees want to work at a place that emphasizes honesty, integrity, and ethics. Employees want to work for a company that lives the values it espouses. Sincerity is an important concept valued by employees. So, it is not enough for a company to say that ethical behavior is valued. The company has to show in daily business dealings that ethical behavior is expected, supported, and lived in its dealings with all shareholders. All co-workers should be respectful of one another's opinions. Diversity should be appreciated. Employees also want to work with co-workers and bosses who are reliable and held accountable for their actions.
Employees want to be appreciated and recognized for achievements at their workplace. They want to work in an environment where they feel respected, trusted, and heard. Differing opinions should be met with respect and contributions to a team project should be valued. There should be no undermining one another for credit within the company. Instead credit should be given to all team members. The general expectation is that a workplace should be fair and supportive.
Employees want to work in a positive environment that fosters innovation and openness along with a general positive attitude toward the future. Innovative, out-of-the-box thinking should be supported. There should be an overall environment that strives for improvement along with an openness to learn from one another for the better of the company.
Employees want to work at a place where effort and hard work are valued, processes are in place, and they can focus on the customer and work toward shared goals. Employees want their co-workers and bosses to be willing to work hard for their customers and for the common good of the company.
People don't seem to enjoy being at work like they used to and have become less productive in the process. But our inherent need to be valued and respected did not disappear. In fact, respondents across the globe report that it is the most important factor that makes them love their workplace. More important, we have learned that when employees love their workplace, they are much more likely to want to produce more for their organization. How can we implement what we have learned and improve the workplace, so that our employees want to produce more for us? I suggest we take a closer look at each of the five factors and start figuring out which changes lead to the biggest gains in production.
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Trump pushes DOJ on Clinton, won't rule out firing Sessions
ZEKE MILLER
WASHINGTON | President Donald Trump said he is "disappointed" with the Justice Department and won't rule out firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, if Sessions won't investigate Democrats.
"Honestly, they should be looking at the Democrats," Trump told reporters before departing the White House on a 12-day trip to Asia.
The president's comments came after he tweeted several times Friday morning to criticize his former 2016 rival Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee: "Crooked Hillary bought the DNC & then stole the Democratic Primary from Crazy Bernie!," he wrote, adding it's the "real story on Collusion."
Asked if he would fire Sessions if DOJ doesn't focus its investigative powers on Democrats, Trump said, "I don't know."
Trump continued: "A lot of people are disappointed in the Justice Department, including me."
Special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 election. This week, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates, who also had a role in the campaign, were indicted on 12 counts, and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying about his dealings with Russians who were offering "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.
The White House has repeatedly sought to turn the attention of the probe, which is looking into potential collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, to Clinton and her campaign.
Earlier Friday, Trump said the American public "deserves" a federal investigation of Clinton and the DNC over a joint fundraising agreement they signed in August 2015.
Trump's accusations follow publication by Politico of an excerpt from former acting DNC Chair Donna Brazile's upcoming book. Brazile alleges she found "proof" that the 2016 Democratic primary was rigged in Clinton's favor. Brazile writes that she believes no laws were violated, but that a fundraising agreement "looked unethical."
The president tweeted, over a 3½-hour span Friday:
—"Everybody is asking why the Justice Department (and FBI) isn't looking into all of the dishonesty going on with Crooked Hillary & the Dems.."
—"New Donna B book says she paid for and stole the Dem Primary. What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus…"
—"People are angry. At some point the Justice Department, and the FBI, must do what is right and proper. The American public deserves it!"
—"The real story on Collusion is in Donna B's new book. Crooked Hillary bought the DNC & then stole the Democratic Primary from Crazy Bernie!"
—"Pocahontas just stated that the Democrats, lead by the legendary Crooked Hillary Clinton, rigged the Primaries! Lets go FBI & Justice Dept." (He meant Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., whom he has disparaged as "Pocahontas" because she has mentioned having American Indian heritage.)
—"Bernie Sanders supporters have every right to be apoplectic of the complete theft of the Dem primary by Crooked Hillary!"
—"I always felt I would be running and winning against Bernie Sanders, not Crooked H, without cheating, I was right."
Late Thursday, Trump tweeted without evidence that he believed Democrats had acted "illegally."
The fundraising agreement Brazile wrote about, which was signed in August 2015 during the primary process, was unusual in a presidential race with no incumbent, according to Brazile, giving the Clinton campaign oversight of some DNC decisions. Months later, Clinton's chief challenger, independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, signed his own agreement with the party.

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Innovation make us Technologically Savvy
By Admin November 3, 2019 November 5, 2019
Technology implies its positive as well as negative effects on our current generation and involved in every aspect of life to improve efficiency, opportunities and affectivity through automation. But in the coming future it would be hilarious along with number of health and social issues.
Tech-Savvy is a broader term, second generation began in the 20th century is more innovation adaptable and tech savvy than their older generations. People aged between 13-17 behave differently, there patterns of adaptation and planning are entirely different than those of aged between 20-30. Adults have more conscious and practical view of the world then their ancestors. Technological waves make our lives more practical and leverages development to inspire new generation. The whole world has now become a virtual globe where everything could be proceeds within seconds. Over the course of years' technology involves much in our lives, just think about two or three year's back everything was complex and there were no use of technology and innovation. But now our lives are completely surrounded by gadgets and robots.
As far as the advantages and disadvantages of technological revolution concerns it's a big deal because as technological and innovation makes our lives easy likewise make us lazy and dependent too. Technology make us fast but limited too, because today we can manage everything by our fingertips while staying in our comfort-zone as we did in the past. Technology and innovation revolution makes us more sophisticated and reduce human-efficiency and make us dependent on robotics and artificial intelligence. But if we say technology explores the whole world then it would be wrong, here are some regions in the world having no access to technology, even if they are unaware of smartphone usage. Many countries on the map of the world have little or no internet access like Uganda, Sudan, Nepal and Sudan. The reason why these countries are lagging behind is the wave of poverty and lack of awareness. People living in backward areas having no educational built-in educational basis. But the ever running technological and innovation waves soon cover these areas under their network of automation.
The future of technology seems wonderful which makes our lives ultimate convenient and innovative. In the coming future, technological innovation satisfies our needs and enable us to solve our social as well as economic problems globally. Mobile phones, robotics, automotive technology contributes to transform information and make it more adoptive.
Through innovation the field of opportunities is rapidly growing and organizations moves towards sustainability and connectivity. The world has become a connected whole where to talk and to connect with people across the globe is not a big deal. For example, this is because of technology a student can make money online from his comfort zone. Along with making our lives fast and furious, standard of life is steadily improving. Focus increases towards healthier and safe food availability. By avoiding cultural modes of consumption innovation brings awareness and lifts up the quality of life. Technology affect our lives due to its convenient accessibility like easy access to cellular handsets and digital devices increases self-reliance and goal achieving capabilities among adults and teenagers.
Along with our need technology become a trend that in involved in every step of our life. There are thousands of examples that shows how the present generation is dependent on technology. In coming years, technology, innovation, and gadgets are all we live in. from home to office, kitchen to washroom everything we use is automatic and innovative. And the good news is these innovations are still in process to be more developed and automatic. These technologies and gadgets are impacting positively and negatively on the future generation.
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IDPs harness capacities on evacuation management thru leadership workshop
Leaders of internally displaced peoples of Marawi temporarily located in 15 evacuation sites in Iligan city converged on August 2, 2017 in a one-day leadership workshop to harness their capacities in managing co-evacuees in relocation and house-based centers. After more than two months of dislocation due to armed-conflict between government forces and the local extremists…
4 August 2017 in News & Stories, organization.
The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace Process (OPAPP) sends medicines , clothes, foods, and other goods on Tuesday, June 27, which will be distributed for in-house evacuees hosted at barangays Saray and Kiwalan of Iligan city. One hundred sixty families or 960 persons, including kids, will benefit these. EcoWEB will partner with local…
27 June 2017 in Coordination meeting, News & Stories, organization.
Maranao IDP youths attend paralegal training
Sixty Maranao IDP youth volunteers attend paralegal workshop to increase knowledge on documenting issues, cases, and stories of internally displaced peoples from Marawi city. The workshop was organized by Reconciliatory Initiatives for Development Opportunities (RIDO, Inc.) in partnership with EcoWEB Inc. , Local to Global Protection (L2GP), and Christian Aid. Maranao lawyers are the resource persons…
19 June 2017 in News & Stories, organization.
OPAPP, CSOs dine & converse with evacuees in Iligan city
Officials of the Office of the Presidential Adviser and Peace Process (OPAPP) and local civil society partners dine with evacuees from Marawi city in Maria Cristina Evacuation Center of Iligan city after 27 days of violent conflict resulting to displacement of 266,000 Maranao residents of the city. "We wanted to be in solidarity with the…
563 families of evacuees receive micro cash, food packs assistance
Five hundred sixty three Maranao displaced families hosted by relatives and communities in four barangays in Iligan city received micro-cash and food packs assistance from Community-led Emergency Action Response Network (CLEARNet), a collaboration initiated by Ecoweb Inc. with support from Christian Aid and L2GP. These 563 families are among the 266,000 residents who fled from Marawi…
CSOs send volunteers to fast tract release of DSWD family assistance card for home-based Marawi evacuees
Twelve youth volunteers are fielded by the Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to the City Social Welfare Development (CSWD) of Iligan city for at least a week starting June 16 to help encode the profiles of Marawi evacuees, mostly home-based who have not received assistance from the DSWD yet due to lack of Family Assistance Card.…
Ecoweb receives 18th Gawad Kalasag Award; ranks 2nd among best civil society on DRRM
Ecoweb Inc. is a recipient of the 18th Gawad Kalasag Award and ranked 2nd among the Best Civil Society of the country engaged in disaster risk and reduction management. The awards were handed to Regina S. Antequisa, executive director of Ecoweb Inc., at Philippine International Convention Center, Pasay city, Manila on June 8, 2017. The…
8 June 2017 in Breaking Reports, News & Stories, organization.


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Q: programmatically set screen to off in android can I programmatically set screen to off in android if is not done automatically after 1 minute of inactivity.
is this possible to do programmatically in android?
I found this threads:
Android: How to turn screen on and off programmatically?
Turning screen on and off programmatically not working on some devices
but there is no timer after 1 minute.

A: Yes, the method best used in this case is to programmatically set screen timeout instead.
Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(), Settings.System.SCREEN_OFF_TIMEOUT, 1000);

1000 is in milliseconds which means 1 second, you can replace it with any value as desired.
Needed permission:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS" />

UPDATE
It will overwrite the phone system value (Settings/Display/Sleep), so perhaps you need to restore the current settings after finish:
private static final int SCREEN_OFF_TIME_OUT = 13000;
private int mSystemScreenOffTimeOut;
private void setScreenOffTimeOut() {
    try {
        mSystemScreenOffTimeOut = Settings.System.getInt(getContentResolver(), Settings.System.SCREEN_OFF_TIMEOUT);
        Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(), Settings.System.SCREEN_OFF_TIMEOUT, SCREEN_OFF_TIME_OUT);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Utils.handleException(e);
    }
}

private void restoreScreenOffTimeOut() {
    if (mSystemScreenOffTimeOut == 0) return;
    try {
        Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(), Settings.System.SCREEN_OFF_TIMEOUT, mSystemScreenOffTimeOut);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Utils.handleException(e);
    }
}

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Trade unions at Kvaerner Govan
In 1999, the Kvaerner shipyard in Govan, Scotland, faced closure and workers were at risk of redundancy. Trade unions carried out a political campaign focusing on politicians and public opinion, with the aim of showing that what the workers wanted was work. Industrial action ended when the yard was bought over by GEC.
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Students could be encouraged to watch the clip with the intent of finding answers to the question: 'How do Trade Unions influence policies and public opinion?' This could lead into a more detailed case study of an industrial dispute. The tactics used in the Kvaerner campaign could be compared with other forms of action and with more recent industrial disputes. Their effectiveness could be compared.
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\section{Formalism of proton-proton elastic scattering }
Elastic proton-proton scattering is described by five independent helicity amplitudes.
Two helicity non-flip ones $\phi_1(s,t) \propto \langle ++ | M | ++ \rangle$ and
$\phi_3(s,t) \propto \langle +- | M | +- \rangle$,  two double helicity-flip ones
$\phi_2(s,t) \propto \langle ++ | M | -- \rangle$  and
$\phi_4(s,t) \propto \langle +- | M | -+ \rangle$ and one single helicity-flip amplitude
$\phi_5(s,t) \propto \langle ++ | M | +- \rangle$ (see Ref. ~\cite{HelAmpl}). Each amplitude consists of hadronic and electromagnetic parts $\phi_i = \phi_i^{em} + \phi_i^{had}$.
The azimuthal angle dependence of the cross section of vertically polarized protons are given~\cite{Spin} by:
$$2\pi\frac{d^2\sigma^{\updownarrow \updownarrow}}{dt d\phi} = \frac{d\sigma}{dt} \left(1+A_N(t)(P^{\updownarrow}_Y+P^{\updownarrow}_B) \cos(\phi) + P^{\updownarrow}_Y P^{\updownarrow}_B[A_{NN}(t)\cos^2(\phi) +  A_{SS}(t) \sin^2(\phi)] \right)$$
where $d\sigma/d t$ is spin average cross section, "$\updownarrow$" (either "$\uparrow$" or "$\downarrow$") indicate the spin direction of transversely polarized colliding proton beam bunches,  $P^{\uparrow}_Y(P^{\downarrow}_Y)$ and $P^{\uparrow}_B(P^{\downarrow}_B)$ are the beam polarizations for the two colliding beams (called Blue and Yellow), $A_N, A_{NN}$ and
$A_{SS}$ are spin asymmetries.    The spin asymmetries relate to the helicity amplitudes as follows~\cite{HelAmpl}
$$A_N(s,t)\frac{d\sigma}{dt} = \frac{-4\pi}{s^2} \text{Im}\left(\phi_5^\star(\phi_1+\phi_2+\phi_3-\phi_4)\right)$$
$$A_{NN}(s,t)\frac{d\sigma}{dt} = \frac{4\pi}{s^2} \left(2|\phi_5|^2 + \text{Re}(\phi_1^\star\phi_2-\phi_3^\star\phi_4)\right)$$
$$A_{SS}(s,t)\frac{d\sigma}{dt} = \frac{4\pi}{s^2} \text{Re} \left(\phi_1\phi_2^\star+\phi_3\phi_4^\star\right)$$

For $|P^{\downarrow}_Y| =|P^{\uparrow}_Y| = P_Y$ and $|P^{\downarrow}_B| =|P^{\uparrow}_B| = P_B$ some combination of measurements allows extraction of spin asymmetries from uncorrected for inefficiencies event numbers ($N$) normalized by respective luminosities($L$).
$$ \frac{  A_{N} (P_Y+P_B)\cos(\phi)}{1+\delta(\phi)}  =  \frac{N^{\uparrow\uparrow}/L^{\uparrow\uparrow} - N^{\downarrow\downarrow}/
L^{\downarrow\downarrow}}{N^{\uparrow\uparrow}/L^{\uparrow\uparrow} + N^{\downarrow\downarrow}/L^{\downarrow\downarrow} }
; \ \ \frac{A_{N} (P_B-P_Y)\cos(\phi)}{1-\delta(\phi)}  =  \frac{N^{\uparrow\downarrow}/L^{\uparrow\downarrow} - N^{\downarrow\uparrow}/
L^{\downarrow\uparrow}}{N^{\uparrow\downarrow}/L^{\uparrow\downarrow} + N^{\downarrow\uparrow}/L^{\downarrow\uparrow} }
$$
$$ \delta(\phi) = P_Y P_B[A_{NN}\cos^2(\phi) + A_{SS} \sin^2(\phi)]  = \frac{ (N^{\uparrow\uparrow}/L^{\uparrow\uparrow} + N^{\downarrow\downarrow}/L^{\downarrow\downarrow}) - (N^{\uparrow\downarrow}/L^{\uparrow\downarrow} + N^{\downarrow\uparrow}/L^{\downarrow\uparrow} )}
{ ( N^{\uparrow\uparrow}/L^{\uparrow\uparrow} + N^{\downarrow\downarrow}/L^{\downarrow\downarrow}) + (N^{\uparrow\downarrow}/L^{\uparrow\downarrow} + N^{\downarrow\uparrow}/L^{\downarrow\uparrow} )}
$$

Double spin symmetries were measured based on fits of the formula:
$$  \delta(\phi) = P_Y P_B\left[ \frac{A_{NN}+A_{SS}}{2}+ \frac{A_{NN}-A_{SS}}{2} \cos(2\phi) \right]$$
to the azimuthal angle distributions.

Single spin asymmetry was calculated using geometric means~\cite{Geom} so-called square root formula for each pair of $\phi$ and $\pi-\phi$ bins in the range $\pi/2<\phi<\pi/2$
$$
  \frac{A_{N} (P_Y+P_B)\cos(\phi)}{1+\delta(\phi)}  =
 \frac{\sqrt{N^{\uparrow\uparrow}(\phi)N^{\downarrow\downarrow}(\pi-\phi)} -
              \sqrt{N^{\downarrow\downarrow}(\phi)N^{\uparrow\uparrow}(\pi-\phi)}}
             {\sqrt{N^{\uparrow\uparrow}(\phi)N^{\downarrow\downarrow}(\pi-\phi)} +
              \sqrt{N^{\downarrow\downarrow}(\phi)N^{\uparrow\uparrow}(\pi-\phi)}}
        $$
In the square root formula, the relative luminosities of different spin direction cancel out.
\section{Experiment}
\begin{wrapfigure}{r}{0.4\textwidth}
  \vspace{-20pt}
  \begin{center}
    \includegraphics[width=0.38\textwidth]{an_fig4.eps}
  \end{center}
  \vspace{-20pt}
  \caption{Single spin asymmetry $A_N$ for five $−t$ intervals. Vertical error bars show statistical uncertainties. The dashed curve corresponds to theoretical calculations without hadronic spin-flip and the solid one represents the $r_5$ fit} \label{AN}
  \vspace{-10pt}
\end{wrapfigure}

The protons, which scatter elastically at small angles ($< 2$ mrad), follow the optics of the RHIC magnets and are
detected by a system of detectors placed close to the beam inside movable vessels known as "Roman Pots" (RPs) \cite{RP}.
The Roman Pot stations are located on either side of the STAR interaction point (IP) at 55.5 m and 58.5 m with
horizontal and vertical insertions of the detectors, respectively.
The data were taken during four dedicated RHIC stores in 2009 with special beam optics
of $\beta^\star = 22$  m in order to minimize the angular divergence at the IP \cite{beam}.
The selection of elastic events was based on the collinearity of the scattered proton tracks.
\section{Single spin asymmetry}
The contribution of two double spin-flip amplitudes($\phi_2$ and $\phi_4$) to the $A_N$ asymmetry is small. Thus the main contribution to $A_N$ is given by:
 $$A_N(s,t)\frac{d\sigma}{dt} \approx \frac{-4\pi}{s^2} \text{Im}\left(\phi_5^{em \star}(\phi_1^{had}+\phi_3^{had}) + \phi_5^{had \star}(\phi_1^{em}+\phi_3^{em})\right)
\label{eq}
$$

The electromagnetic amplitudes are fully calculable in QED, leading non helicity-flip hadronic contribution($\phi_1^{had}$ and $\phi_3^{had}$) to the $A_N$ can
be constrain by total proton-proton cross section.
Thus there is precise prediction on $A_N$ for $\phi_5^{had}=0$. Any deviation from above prediction indicates contribution  from hadronic spin-flip processes caused by
Reggeon or Pomeron.
The measured values of $A_N$ are presented in Fig. \ref{AN} together with parameterizations based
on theoretical calculations \cite{HelAmpl}: the dashed line corresponds to no hadronic spin-flip contribution, while the solid line is the result of the fit using,
$r_5$, the measure of the ratio of the hadronic single spin-flip amplitude to hadronic single
non-flip amplitudes as a free parameter. The obtained
values Re $r_5 = 0.0017\pm 0.0063$ and Im $r_5 = 0.007\pm 0.057$ are consistent with the hypothesis of no hadronic spin-flip
contribution at the energy of this experiment. The high accuracy of the current measurement provides
strong limits on the size of any hadronic spin-flip amplitude at this high energy.

\section{Double spin asymmetries}
The contributions of single spin-flip amplitude($\phi_5$) to the $A_{NN}$ and $A_{SS}$ asymmetries are small. Thus the main contribution to double spin asymmetries
are given by:
$$\frac{A_{NN}+A_{SS}}{2}  \frac{d\sigma}{dt} \approx \frac{4\pi}{s^2} \text{Re}(\phi_1\phi_2^\star)$$
$$\frac{A_{NN}-A_{SS}}{2}  \frac{d\sigma}{dt} \approx -\frac{4\pi}{s^2} \text{Re}(\phi_3\phi_4^\star)$$
$A_{NN}$ and $A_{SS}$ are sensitive to the Odderon contribution \cite{Oderon},
the hypothetical counterpart of the Pomeron that carries odd charge parity.

\begin{wrapfigure}{r}{0.5\textwidth}
  \vspace{-20pt}
  \begin{center}
    \includegraphics[width=0.48\textwidth]{ann_fit.eps}
  \end{center}
  \vspace{-20pt}
  \caption{Preliminary results on double
spin asymmetry. Vertical error bars show statistical uncertainties only} \label{ANN}
  \vspace{-10pt}
\end{wrapfigure}

The preliminary results on double spin raw asymmetries are shown in Fig. \ref{ANN}.
Some effects of the order of 0.001 could be seen. Here we have used
relative luminosities obtained from counts of inelastic triggers produced by the vertex
position detector and beam-beam counters (BBC). However, after more thorough studies,
BBC coincidence counts were proved to be the least sensitive to double spin effects
with negligible statistical uncertainty. The systematic error due to the normalization
uncertainty of BBC coincidence counts on $(A_{NN}+A_{SS})/2$ is at the level of $8.4 \times 10^{-4}$.
\section{Acknowledgments}
 This work was partly supported by the Polish National Science Centre under contract No. UMO-2011/01/M/ST2/04126.

\begin{footnotesize}

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An island of plastic bags in the sea / Would you run to me if somebody hurt you, even if that somebody was me?
And we fight about gay marriage / Can't we just let love decide?
Things have got to change. Faster / You've got the horn so why don't you blow it?
Today's National/Global Poetry Writing Month prompt/challenge was to write a poem for Earth Day but I wanted to acknowledge the death of the great musician Prince, whose music has been around as long as I remember, and is an artist Himself and I really bonded over (among others). So I've done a cleave poem – a poem in two halves which can be read as two separate but totally different poems, while read together they form a third poem.
I love cleave poems and this is such an apt and timely one. Loved it!
This is beautifully written, Claire. I also have given the cleave a try after Jane's poem of day 16. Thank you, Jane.
Thank-y0u. Look forward to reading yours!
Love. I think Manic Monday could slot in nicely here too!
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Vocal difference are regularly used to propose and refine species limits in antbirds (Thamnophilidae). An intriguing split to Blackish Antbird (Cercomacra nigrescens) was proposed by Mayer et al in 2014. The newly recognized species, Riparian Antbird (Cercomacra fuscicauda), has been accepted by SACC, eBird/Clements, IOC, IOC, and was recently implemented on Xeno-canto.
You can read about the split (which passed unanimously) on the SACC proposal page: http://www.museum.lsu.edu/~Remsen/SACCprop636.htm. One thing that makes this split intriguing is the range limits of the Blackish and Riparian Antbirds are not yet precisely defined. Riparian Antbird is found along riparian corridors that run through Amazonian forest, while Blackish Antbird is found in a variety of regenerating secondary forest habitats. So although it has not yet been documented, it is possible there will be zones of sympatry discovered. There are two probable contact zones to be aware of: 1) Western Amazonia in the 600-800m elevation band of the foothills of the Andes, where aequatorialis and notata may come into contact with fuscicauda. 2) the southwestern Amazon basin, where approximans may come into contact with fuscicauda. In the lowlands, from my interpretation of known localities, it seems major rivers may play a role in segregation, such as the Madeira and Maroré.
The most reliable way to separate the two species is by the male loudsong. Listening to some recordings, we can note that Riparian Antbird gives a single introductory note followed by a very rapid trill (e.g. XC57243 - Cusco, Peru; XC284906 - Amazonas, Brazil; XC176038 - Napo, Ecuador).
On the other hand, Blackish Antbird gives an introductory note followed by a slower trill (e.g. XC47821 - San Martín, Peru; XC86527 - Zamora-Chinchípe, Ecuador; XC1901 - Santa Cruz, Bolvia; XC38588 - Mato Grosso, Brazil; XC89129 - Pará, Brazil; XC272461 - Commewijne, Suriname), which is typically lower-pitched than that of Riparian, and accelerates rather than decelerating. These differences hold across all the subspecies of Blackish Antbird.
So how can we improve the accuracy of the recordings in the Xeno-Canto database? By identifying recordings that correspond to C. fuscicauda! Many of the recordings of fuscicauda (Riparian Antbird) were already labeled correctly by the recordists, and have now been reassigned to C. fuscicauda. Many of the Blackish Antbird recordings have also been labeled to subspecies. However, what's needed now is to assess the song recordings that haven't been labeled with a subspecies, and try to pick out recordings that can be identified as fuscicauda and reassigned to Riparian Antbird. (e.g. XC438 - http://www.xeno-canto.org/forum/topic/15712; XC263758 - http://www.xeno-canto.org/forum/topic/15823) If you find one, open a discussion. Either the recordist or the administrators can make the change. Update 1 July 2016: most or all of the unlabeled song recordings in the XC collection that pertain to *fuscicauda have now been identified.
Additionally, adding more song recordings to the collection from potential contact zones will be the best way to continue to clarify the ranges and distributional limits of the two species. In the Andean foothills, any recordings from the 600-800m elevation band will be very useful. In the lowlands, recordings from Amazonas and Rondonia in Brazil, San Martín in Peru, and Beni in Bolivia will be especially helpful in this regard.
What about call notes? This will be more problematic. According to Mayer et al, the calls vary greatly within and across the various taxa. Apparently they are not diagnostic. However, calls that were recorded from the same individuals from song recordings can be identified and will provide a good baseline for further study. Habitat can also provide good evidence, considering that Riparian Antbird is strictly confined to riparian habitats.
Note that the genus Cercomacroides is often used for the clade that includes Blackish and Riparian Antbirds. This genus is recognized by SACC and eBird/Clements, and it's probably only a matter of time before it will also be adopted by IOC. Here's the SACC proposal: http://www.museum.lsu.edu/~Remsen/SACCprop638.htm.
Mayer, S., P. Coopmans, N. Krabbe, and M. L. Isler. 2014. Vocal evidence for species rank to Cercomacra nigrescens fuscicauda J. T. Zimmer. Bulletin British Ornithologists' Club 134: 145-154.
nice Scott! question: is XC7003 shown as example at the right place?
Very interesting! I ran quickly through the recordings of songs of Cercomacra nigrescens and found several that appear to be C. fuscicauda: XC22383, XC123098, XC123099, XC122774, XC122326, XC77224, XC73343, XC67907 and XC44469.
nice one Jeremy. Got them.
Hi Scott, Where do you see evidence of sympatry?
Hi Niels, funny timing, I sent you an email just about a half-hour ago! To add to your list, we also have XC 284906 and XC150319 now positively identified as fuscicauda now, which help refine the range a little more. But you are right, there doesn't appear to be any sympatry! Without a map included in the paper I had a lot of trouble interpreting the ranges of the different taxa. I will update this article.
only a few background sounds remaining. What about XC1945?
That's Blackish Antbird; the trill is not fast enough for Riparian and I think the pitch is too low as well. However, it's the most Riparian-like song I have heard from any of the subspecies of Blackish!


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Digitalization with a human face in Déville-lès-Rouen
24/06/2019 - Innovation and R&D
How is industry 4.0 applied in the field? Let's illustrate by diving into the heart of the Déville-lès-Rouen factory.
In Déville, the 4.0 adventure begins on a simple smartphone, the nerve center of an innovative mobile CMMS* system. All maintenance personnel and production managers are equipped with and have access to the Mobility Work application, which allows them to collect maintenance information, report problems, and transmit information to their colleagues in real time, in order to solve them collaboratively. "We sometimes think that digitization implies a certain degree of dehumanization," explains Guillaume Sainty, the Vallourec Performance Analyst in charge of assisting the factory's employees in these new practices. "But instead, a tool like Mobility Work strengthens collaboration and communication within teams, making exchanges more fluid and dynamic."
Meanwhile, an Alarming 4.0 system enables all production facilities in the factory to be monitored. Through a set of digital tools, it conducts a continuous analysis of the sensors, vibrations, and currents produced by the machines in order to detect the first signs of failure and anticipate its resolution without having to interrupt activity.
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With Sofia, digital technology also strengthens the core of Vallourec's know-how. This smart heat treatment software guarantees an identical heat cycle from one tube to another, for superior product quality. For Guillaume Sainty, data has a lot to contribute to the industry: "Internally, collecting and analyzing data related to our business is a way to understand how to continuously improve. Furthermore, being able to provide our customers with accurate manufacturing and traceability data in addition to their products is a major added value, a guarantee of security and transparency that fuels the trust they place in us."
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In the age of industry 4.0, even the way that meetings are conducted within the factory has been transformed. The teams adapt the "TOP" (Theme, Objective, Plan) meeting system, with 5, 15, and 30-minute formats, standardized for greater efficiency. Digital tools such as touch screens, as well as easy access to factory data, allow for more dynamic and relevant sessions. This "augmented" operating mode is quite popular internally: "Employees are proud to work in a modern and connected environment," confirms Guillaume Sainty. To the point that some people have told me that it would be difficult for them to go back to the way things were!"
If this global digital transformation is a success, it's probably because it has been designed around the employees: "Digitalization shouldn't make things more complex. It is essential that everyone is able to appropriate the technology and understand that these tools are there to provide support and facilitate work on a daily basis. This is why, for example, an application like Mobility Work offers an ultra-intuitive user experience, inspired by mainstream tools like Facebook. Our teams quickly understood how it worked."
Maintenance, production, collaboration... in Déville, the factory of tomorrow has a very human face indeed.
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The Young Turks, the long-time left-leaning online media site, said it will only take advertising dollars from companies that align with its own values.
"What I want to do is only have advertisers that make sense for our audience," said Cenk Uygur, the site's founder, CEO and lead host. "The old model was get any advertisers you can. Who cares what they do? The new model is we won't have advertisers if they don't align with our audience."
Uygur classified potential advertisers into three buckets, led by a "no-go" group that he said includes oil companies, for-profit colleges, and for-profit prisons. Most advertisers fall into a large middle group whose ads would be considered on a case-by-case basis. The third and most prized bucket would include companies that are providing products and services closely aligned with The Young Turks' progressive politics and values.
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On Friday, The Young Turks will roll out a day-long series of events with one of those latter companies, the next-gen financial-services company Aspiration.
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"It's a win for us because it gets us a wonderful sponsor that's right for our audience," Uygur said.
The Turks also created an email address, brands@tyt.com, where audience members can submit brands they believe would be appropriate for the show.
The Turks' positioning around corporate values is unusual among media companies, but is becoming increasingly common among brands themselves, especially those trying to reach younger audiences.
"In the old world, you had to be politically neutral to be brand safe," Uygur said. "For under-35-year-olds, if you're neutral to the existential challenge of climate change, that's not brand safe. For Millennials and Gen Z, you would be barking up the wrong tree. (Some brands) keep thinking it's like 1955. It's not 1955 anymore."
For instance, outdoor-clothing company Patagonia has weighed in repeatedly on climate change issues. Apple has been a strong supporter of LGBTQ+ rights, led by CEO Tim Cook, who came out publicly a few years ago. On the conservative side, companies such as Hobby Lobby and Chick-Fil-A close on Sundays.
And to some extent, The Young Turks case-by-case approach to advertisers is much more like what major social-media influencers must go through all the time, deciding which brands to associate with. Uygur agreed.
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Uygur acknowledged that the Turks have some flexibility that other media companies might not, thanks to its substantial subscription revenues. Advertising provides only about a third of the company's revenues, and a big portion of that is served up programmatically through Google and Facebook.
The new policy only affects direct ad sales. Exerting more fine-grained control over programmatic ads to block some kinds of advertisers "is harder. It's something we're working on," Uygur said.
The Turks' announcement comes amid the annual Cannes Lions global advertising confab, and the formation of the Digital News Alliance, announced today by a group of media sites from across the political spectrum.
The ad-sales alliance will provide an alternative ad-sales opportunity to brands during the 2020 election cycle over just buying through Facebook and Google, which control the majority of the $2.8 billion business in political digital ads. The Wall Street Journal said the alliance will offer custom ad packages targeting politically engaged readers.
The Young Turks is not part of the Digital News Alliance, but Uygur said he'd "look at it. It depends on the context. I mean, that's the point of what we're trying to do."
Participating publications range from the hard right Daily Caller and Washington Free Beacon to left-wing sites such as Raw Story and AlterNet. There's even room for centrists, with Mediaite and sister publication Law & Crime among those taking part.
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Tip: As I wanted it to be a bit more spicy, I added half a tsp of red chilli powder. If pepper powder is available, that would be better as well.
Substitute buttermilk instead of yogurt if available.
This looks very yummy. Mangoes have arrived in Bangalore. I'm planning to make this :-) Dont know if I will get midi, but will try with Mavina kai.


The way you measure your flour is key in this iconic cookie recipe. In Food Network Kitchens, we spoon flour into the measuring cup and level it off with a knife. We find this to be a more accurate way to measure than scooping.
Adjust oven rack to the middle position and preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Whisk together the flour, baking soda, cream of tartar and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a medium bowl.
Add the butter, 1 cup of the granulated sugar, brown sugar and egg to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment (or a large bowl if using a hand mixer). Beat on medium speed just to combine, about 30 seconds. Add the flour mixture in 2 parts and beat on low until just combined. Let the dough rest at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Whisk together the remaining 1/4 cup granulated sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl.
Form the dough into 1 1/4-inch balls (about 1 tablespoon dough per cookie). Roll each ball in the cinnamon-sugar and coat well; arrange on two baking sheets, 2 inches apart. Do not flatten the balls, as they will spread a lot in the oven.
Bake one sheet of cookies at a time until the tops look cracked and the center still feels soft, about 9 minutes. Let the cookies cool in the pan for 3 minutes; they will continue cooking during this time. Once they've firmed up a little, transfer them to a rack to continue cooling. Store the cooled cookies in an airtight container for up to 3 days.


The amount of market information made available to the general public typically related to the trading of stocks. A high level of price transparency allows the public to gauge the size of bids and offers in real time as well as the prices. Low price transparency gives traders less information and limited access to the market.
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Sandra van Kampen
Sandra was born in Den Haag, and grew up in Zoetermeer. She has a daughter and a son who are now adults and (almost) out of the house. Her weekends are often spent with her boyfriend in Rhenen.
Before joining Viisi, she worked for 18 years at a medium-sized intermediary. There she started as an office manager, but later went on to act in a supporting and advisory role in the field of mortgage management, so she already has all the necessary WFT diplomas in tow!
When that company was taken over, the mortgage division was sadly no longer operational, and because her heart wasn't in insurance, she started looking for a new challenge.
Via LinkedIn, she came across the vacancy for a senior mortgage underwriter at Viisi. It was a perfect match, and the website and Viisi's holacratic way of working also appealed to her, as the whole operation flows a lot more seamlessly there than she'd been used to with previous employers.
In her spare time, she likes to walk, read, and experiment in the kitchen, also participating in a cooking club with a group of friends, where she makes the tastiest dishes until the late hours of the evening, using constantly alternating themes. She also likes to take city trips, and heads out to Ibiza with her best friend almost every year, as well as going places with her children and boyfriend.
She would also like to work at an estate agency again at some point in the future, which may well happen with Viisi's new plans!
Sandra's roles
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Die Hyaden () sind Nymphen der griechischen Mythologie, deren Zahl und Abstammung sich immer wieder verändert hat.

 Schon Homer kannte das Sternbild der Hyaden, auch Regengestirn genannt, das als V-förmiger Sternhaufen im Sternbild Stier zu finden ist.
 Hesiod führt fünf Hyaden an, die den Chariten ähnlich sind: Phaisyle, Koronis, Kle(e)ia, Phaio, Eudore
 Pherekydes nennt sieben, die Dionysos in seiner Kindheit pflegten und später von Zeus aus Dankbarkeit unter die Sterne versetzt wurden, so sie heute als der Sternhaufen der Hyaden bekannt sind. Die sieben sind: Ambrosia, Eudora, Pedile, Koronis, Polyxo, Phyto, Thyone; ihre Mutter war Boiotia.
 Nach Hyginus Mythographus soll die Okeanide Aithra oder Pleione dem Atlas zwölf Töchter und einen Sohn namens Hyas geboren haben. Als dieser auf der Jagd von einer Schlange (oder einem Löwen) getötet worden war, wurden aus Mitleid von Zeus fünf Schwestern unter dem Namen Hyaden, die anderen sieben als Plejaden unter die Sterne versetzt.
 Nach Euripides sind die Hyaden drei Töchter des Erechtheus, die sich den Tod geben, nachdem eine von ihnen von Eumolpos und seinen Thrakern geopfert wird.
 Auf Vasenbildern erscheinen zwei Hyaden, die als Regenspender die auf dem Scheiterhaufen sitzende, von ihrem Gatten Amphitryon der Untreue verdächtigte Alkmene retten.

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Legal News Supreme Court Declines PIL to declare Bhagavad Gita as a National Text
Supreme Court Declines PIL to declare Bhagavad Gita as a National Text
March 21, 2015 Administrator
A PIL filed by Advocate M K Balakrishnan seeking to declare Bhagavad Gita as national text has been declined by Supreme Court saying that the subject falls outside its domain.
A bench comprising of Chief Justice H L Dattu and Justices M Y Eqbal and ArunMihra said "How can we say. Every citizen has a mind-set which is a sacred book. How can we give a declaration"?
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in January had been pressing the Centre to declare Bhagavad Gita as a 'RashtriyaGranth' (national scripture) and said only formality remained to be done in this regard. Sushma Swaraj said while speaking at Red Fort at a"Gita PrernaMahotsav", she could face the challenges as External Affairs Minister only because of the teachings of Bhagavad Gita.
Sushma further said "Bhagavad Gita has answers to everybody's problems and that's why I said it while standing in the Parliament that, 'Shrimad Bhagavad Gita' should be declared as the national holy book."Sushma Swaraj said in a public meeting "PM Modi gifted the Gita to US President Barack Obama, which means it has already received the honour of a national scripture. What we require is only a formal announcement now."
"Everyone should read two shlokas of Gita everyday…it is a scripture of 700 shlokas and it can be finished in a year. Read it again and continue this till the end. After reading it three to four times, you will discover a path to lead a life, the way I discovered," she said, addressing the crowd.
Opposition parties Congress, Janata Dal (united) and Trinamool Congress opposed Sushma's comments about this and Trinamool Congress tweeted "The constitution is the holy book in a democracy". Manish Tewari Congress leader, said that the essence of the Bhagavad Gita lies in its substance and not in its symbolism.
Gita is the advice of Lord Krishna which is a part of epic Mahabharata and is a 700 verse Hindu scripture. Mahatma Gandhi also referred to Gita as his "spiritual dictionary". PM Modi has gifted this book to Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and Emperor of Japan when he visited Japan in September.
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This absorbing new true-crime podcast is the next 'Serial' and 'S-Town'
Get ready to become obsessed
By Sam Diss
From the music cues and restless fascination with the everyday macabre that brought you Serial and S-Town, comes Dirty John, a new podcast by veteran Los Angeles Times journalist Christopher Goffard and fledgling podcast network Wordery.
A story of a West Coast conman who deceives his way into a marriage with a wealthy interior designer, episode one starts out pretty brutally, as they all do, then pulls back: from the cold itemisation of a brutal murder to the story of this aging frat-boy bullshitter who targets lonely old women. Debra Newell – a 59-year-old four-times-divorced entrepreneur with a large family – thinks her chances of happiness are over until John arrives on the scene in a whirlwind romance that has her loved ones panicking.
The titular 'Dirty' John's tales of front-line medicine in Iraq and talent as a freelance anesthesiologist (all totally made-up, of course) are as intoxicating as his broad shoulders and square jaw. He is a con artist in the classic mould, similar to the suave swindlers who regularly try to relieve Rita from her dough in Coronation Street, only this time with the added wrinkle of a decidedly American fixation on guns and gun violence. The podcast's music – which can be a little elevator muzak at times, but is mostly fine – draws you on through the story with breezy aplomb, beckoning you deeper into the tale, making you half forget the horror that's unfolding even as you absorb it, until you're hooked on a story that only gets darker and darker…
As a listener you're left questioning the chances you give to people, the ways you let them into your life, and the damage they could do to you now they're there. It just might make you a little wary of everyone who's ever nice to you again and gives you an impression of what it's like to be stranded in when it's too late to turn back.
It can make for uncomfortable listening in the current climate of increased media coverage of abusive men: John's behaviour, while not sexual harassment, is often manipulative and threatening, shutting off his target – the smart and kind Debra Newell – from her family and even turning her against them. "She's not your aunt anymore," John messages one of the cast in an exchange retold by Goffard in episode two. "Just ask her."
John's past is marred by stints in prison and he jokes about murdering Debra's daughter when she argues with him. He talks idly of his family's supposed mafia connections with a smile before thrusting them front-and-centre in arguments, reminding his opponent that if they wrong him they won't even see the punishment coming. John's power, while not only aimed at women, certainly targets them specifically: verbally attacking them one moment before switching on the superficial charm the next.
The podcast works twice over as a well-spun story of a superficially amiable fraudster who flames out under close scrutiny and a look at the way manipulation and intimidation work outside the confines of Hollywood, just a few miles down the road, in the sleepy, affluent suburbs of Los Angeles - the world capital of wellness. Dirty John is a noir-ish tale of a world where the only ones surprised are the cast. It revels in detailing the machinations of everyday monsters who destroy lives to get what they want – sex, money, security – and then just blow on to the next when they're done.
John Meehan – the titular 'Dirty John' – on holiday. (LA Times)
That it plays a little fast-and-loose with morality is par for the course – the 'tease' cold open could be considered bad taste when you remember that this isn't a fictional crime drama TV series and is actually a vicious murder with real-world consequence. And unlike the whodunnit creep of Serial – which invited the listener to draw their own conclusions and act hobbyist detective, which millions happily did – Dirty John can't help but blame its victims just a little, even while putting an arm around them and telling their story, at once a tale of and symptom of the systems in place that allow these crimes to take place.
The podcast swings, minute to minute, between an investigation of the power of love to obscure giant, blinking warning signs and an, at times, too-gleeful jaunt through a family torn apart by a professional criminal. The tone of the podcast is a peculiar mix of half-smirk and pensive wonder: questions like How could this happen? and Why was this allowed to happen? colour our host's patient narration in a way that feels more Hmm, this is a little bit odd! than you'd expect from a story that we know ends in a grisly murder, but is typical of the kind of true crime podcast (let's call them TCPs) we've all become obsessed with.
Its sound design, too, can be very much TCP-by-numbers – from the quirky melancholy of the theme music and the vocal fry-heavy narration to the cast of candid interviewees and out-of-the-blue adverts for luxury mattresses – but thanks to the heft of Goffard's excellent, sprawling accompanying article (beautifully written, outstandingly reported) the podcast remains gripping throughout. Despite its flaws, Dirty John is confident in its presentation, lulling you into a sense of contentment with a story at once relatable and harrowing, knowing it has your patience in a way that television programmes simply can't, trusting that your comfort with the TCP format will keep you hooked from the get go, allowing the story to take its time.
It's not perfect – and the written articles are better – but for those without the inclination to pour over a non-fiction article tens of thousands of words long, Dirty John is pure water-cooler fodder: an ultimately absorbing look at the selfish cruelty of man and the lies we tell ourselves in search of happiness, doled out 40 minutes at a time.


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Anna Devin
Irish soprano Anna Devin is widely admired for her "impeccable Baroque style" (Bachtrack), "vocal control…artistry and musico-dramatic intelligence," (Opera News).
Season 2019-20 will see her perform Almirena Rinaldo with Glyndebourne on Tour, Michal Saul at the Théâtre du Châtelet, as well as Iphis Jephta at the Komische Oper Berlin.
Concert performances include Handel's Gloria in Excelsis Deo with Laurence Cummings and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, her debut with La Scintilla singing Zelenka's arias at the Zurich Opernhaus.
The 2018/19 season included her debut at Opernhaus Zurich and the title role in La Calisto at Teatro Real, Madrid. Other notable successes include Pamina Die Zauberflöte for Irish National Opera; Michal Saul at the 2018 Glyndebourne Festival; Cleopatra Giulio Cesare for the Early Opera Company; Nannetta Falstaff and Lauretta Gianni Schicci for the Royal Opera House; Susanna Le Nozze di Figaro for Welsh National Opera, Glyndebourne Tour and Scottish Opera; Sophie in Werther and Zerlina in Don Giovanni for Scottish Opera; la bergère Louis XV/La chauve-souris L'enfant et les sortilèges for La Scala, Milan. Her recent concert highlights included Mahler 4 with the St Petersburg Philharmonic and Handel's Messiah with the Royal Northern Sinfonia, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the RTE Concert Orchestra.


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Live on the KHJ train!
In the week leading up to the debut of The Monkees television series on NBC, Micky, Davy, Mike, and Peter took part in a cross country promotional tour. Los Angeles radio station KHJ staged perhaps the most ambitious event for the group on September 11, 1966, one day before the airing of the show's inaugural episode. Contest winners rode on a train to the coastal town of Del Mar, California, which had been renamed 'Clarksville' for the day by the town's mayor. Landing on the beach in two helicopters and dressed in their signature double-breasted shirts, The Monkees met approximately 400 winners of KHJ's radio contest. After the event, the group traveled by train with the contest winners back to Los Angeles. On one of the train cars, The Monkees gave their first true live public performance. Their set included Michael's "Papa Gene's Blues" and a cover of Baker Knight's "She's So Far Out She's In," a song that was later performed during the first Monkees tour in late 1966/early 1967 (and tracked, sans vocals, during the Headquarters album sessions in early 1967).
The photo above is a screenshot from the early 2000s documentary Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-and-Rock 'N Roll Generation Saved Hollywood, and it's courtesy of Steve Hoffman Music Forums user Silver Surfer.
Here are a few more screenshots from the documentary:
Micky plays drums on the KHJ train
Peter and Micky arrive in Del Mar, California
Video footage of the KHJ event can be seen below in the Easy Riders, Raging Bulls documentary - skip forward to 3:30:
Read more about the KHJ train ride and the 1966 Promotional Tour in the Live Almanac's archives
It was mentioned that this footage would be included on the blu-ray set, here's hoping that's still the case!!!


Through out Vietnam Nature has blessed Vietnam with a plentiful yield of elevated mountains, a killer seaside and radiant rice fields, Vietnam tour will be a cracking tour. Inland, peasant women in conical hats still tend to their children ride buffalos along country paths, vibrant green fields, and minority people scratch out a living from unimaginable activities.
Among them one of the most stunning places of the world is present in Vietnam tour that is Ha Long Bay, which is the brethtking place in Vietnam and among top most dramatic coastlines of the globe. Ha Long Bay, in the Gulf of Tonkin, consists of some 1,600 islands and islets, forming a mrvelous landscape of limestone piers. Because of their dizzying nature, most of the islands are deserted and unaffected by a human presence. The site's phenominal scenic beauty is integrated by its great biological interest.
An energetic team with a prolific outlook, we are eager to share our expertise and exhilaration with you. We offer primitive ideas to create compelling and truly memorable events for our clients. With years of combined Motivation, Conference and Group Management experience, we accept every challenge as a new opportunity to prove us. We look forward to welcoming you and your group to Vietnam.
Vietnam's Ha Long bay is a wonderland and recognised as UNESCO-World heritage site of over 3,000 scarcely-shaped islands salience clearly out of the tranquil green waters that the US magazine said of the destination.
In summary, Ha Long Bay possesses an enormous diversification of caves and other landforms which derive from the incredible geophonological process of marine plundered tower karst. These areas provide a unique and extensive reservoir of data for the future understanding of geoclimatic history and the nature of karst progressess in a complex environment.
The country's thousand years of history, culture and breathtaking attractions along the country from North to South, making Vietnam tourism one of the most enlivening, enhancing and exotic countries on earth.
Vietnam has it all. Be inspired to plan your next visit to Vietnam - the new destinations are waiting for you.


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* @author HollenMok
* @date 2015/09/05
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	public $ProductsModuleProducts_table;
	public function __construct(){
		require 'modules/products_table.php';
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   	    $this->ProductsModuleProducts_table = new ProductsModuleProducts_table();
	}

	public function display(){
		//配置用户列表模型
		$this->ProductsModuleProducts_table ->display();
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