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The TDB has decided to build 500 toilets in Nilakkal, which will be the new base camp for pilgrims.
KOCHI: The Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) informed the High Court (HC) on Wednesday that separate facilities, including toilets and space for placing 'viri', have been arranged for women planning to visit Sabarimala.
Earlier, the HC had directed the TDB to file a statement regarding the steps taken to complete pre-season works. The directive was triggered by a report submitted by the Sabarimala special commissioner, who pointed out delays in works in Sabarimala, Pampa, Nilakkal and Erumeli in connection with Mandala Makaravilakku Maholsavam.
During a meeting convened to discuss the entry of women of all ages at the hill temple, the TDB decided to build 100 toilets for female pilgrims. The toilets will be painted pink for easy identification and to avoid confusion. Separate space for placing 'viri' will also be provided for women.
The TDB has decided to build 500 toilets in Nilakkal, which will be the new base camp for pilgrims. Out of the 500 toilets, 100 will be exclusively for female pilgrims. Hundred new toilets, as well as changing facilities for female pilgrims, will be set up in Pampa, said the TDB.
As many as 25 bio-toilets each will be set up in Marakkoottam, near the KSRTC bus stand in Pampa and at the hilltop for female pilgrims, said the TDB.
It will also fix streetlights in Pampa, trekking path and Sannidhanam. Considering the possibility of a shortage of drinking water, it has decided to dig five more wells in Nilakkal and sent a request to the Kerala Water Authority. As many as 100 waste bins will be kept along trekking paths. The court posted the next hearing of the case on October 29.


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On 12th May 1585, Dr Thomas Vavasour died of diseas in Hull Castle after being imprisoned in damp and overcrowded conditions with the whole of his household for many years. A physician and scholar, he was a prominent Catholic, was excommunicated and arrested. He was buried in Drypool churchyard, which stood within the garrison walls of Hull.
On 12th May 1698, Hull grassman Hugh Stringer was given a contract by the town council to cart away rubbish, clean the streets, and ensure that residents kept the street clean in front of their house.
On 12th May 1855, Sir (William) Alfred Gelder, FRS, FRIBA was born in North Cave. As an architect, was involved in clearing Hull's Victorian slums and reconstructing the city, in partnership with City Architect Joseph Hirst. Liberal, Mayor of Hull 1899-1903, later MP for Brigg and Hull alderman. Received the freedom of the city 1930. Died 26.8.41.
On 12th May 1859, Paull fisherman Thomas Marritt drowned whilst fishing in Whitebooth Roads, in the Humber. His body was found in the river between Hessle and Hull in June.
On 12th May 1874, Grace (8) and Lucy (7) Cuthbert of Easington died when their clothing became trapped in the machinery of the family mill, where they were playing.
On 12th May 1903, the Prince and Princess of Wales (later George V & Queen Mary) unveiled a statue to Queen Victoria in Hull; their escort was the first task of the newly created East Riding of Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry.
On 12th May 1915, an anonymous person wrote a letter addressed to George, at German Pork Shop, Waterworks Street, Hull, warning him that his shop was to be 'broken up' because of anti-German feelings as a result of the sinking of the Lusitania. Hohenrein's Pork Butchers was attacked by a mob.
On 12th May 1945, retired Hull City Architect Joseph Hirst died aged 81 in Selby. Was responsible, with Mayor Alfred Gelder, for the transformation of Hull in the late 19thC, with the creation of Victoria Square, City Hall, and Alfred Gelder St. His designs include the Market Hall, Beverley Road Baths, Carnegie Library, Pickering Almshouses, Castle Hill Hospital. He was involved in planning new council estates in the 1920s. Wrote "The Blockhouses of Hull' and 'Armorial Bearings of KuH'. (b24.5.1863 South Milford) Hirst appears to have no memorial in Hull.
On 12th May 2013, Professor George William Gray, CBE, died aged 86. He moved to Hull in 1946 and worked as a laboratory demonstrator at Hull University. Went on to lead the research which resulted in LCD technology. Received many awards, including Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Kyoto International Gold Medallist. He is commemorated in the George Gray Room in Hull History Centre.
Posted on May 2, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories major gentry families, This weekTags Alfred Gelder, architect, architecture, crime, Cuthbert, Drypool, fishing, German, Hessle, Hull Castle, Joseph Hirst, military, mill, North Cave, Paull, religion, riot, royalty, science, Vavasour, warLeave a comment on 12th May
On 1st May 1603, surgeon Simon Crouch was admitted as a burgess of Hull free, on condition that he treat the poor at his own cost. There was an outbreak of plague that summer, and Simon Crouch was known to be still in Hull in 1610.
On 1st May 1676, Leonard Gaskill, 27, and Peter Rook, 25, of Beverley, were hanged for stealing 13 sheep from John Brown of Driffield.
On 1st May 1810, Hull gunsmith William Taylor was indicted for passing counterfeit money to Cecily Rickatson at Sculcoates and given 6 months in the House of Correction. He later set up in business in Beverley, where one of his apprentices in 1821 was Esau Akrill (the Akrill family ran a gunshop in Beverley for many years).
On 1st May 1826, Harriet Pease, wife of the banker Joseph Robinson Pease, of Hesslewood Hall, miscarried after horse riding. Medical help came from Hessle; Joseph's diary gave his opinion that she might have died if they had had to wait for a doctor to travel the 5 miles from Hull.
On 1st May 1877, William Pritchard, 21, apprentice of Porter St, Hull, drowned on board Hull trawler Iolanthe in the North Sea whilst boarding fish.
On 1st May 1911, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution took over responsibility for the lifeboat station at Spurn, after 3 years of acrimonious argument.
Posted on May 1, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories major gentry families, This weekTags Beverley, crime, Driffield, fishing, health, Hessle, lifeboat, Pease, SculcoatesLeave a comment on 1st May
On 30th April 1513, Edmund de la Pole, 3rdDuke of Suffolk, 6thEarl of Suffolk, and his brother John were executed by Henry VIII. Edmund was the leading Yorkist claimant to the throne; he had sought help from the Holy Roman Emperor, who handed him over to Henry.
On 30th April 1584, Walter Peck and others were fined 2s8d for buying 200 fish in the Humber before it was landed in Hull. Robert Jackson and others were fined on the same day for the same offence, a total of 53s 4d.
On 30th April 1649, Henry Cave, 39 and William Cropper, 40, both of Hull, were executed outside Walmgate Bar, York, with 12 other 'rebels' from the North and West Ridings.
On 30th April 1859, Joseph Hoare was elected MP for Hull, but the election was declared void due to bribery, and a by-election was held in August. Hoare's agent employed poor voters as runners and messengers at 3s 6d a day.
On 30th April 1877, brick- and tile-makers in the Newport area complained about the state of the Market Weighton Canal, which had carried millions of bricks in the 1820s, and was now too low for their barges. It took 4 years for any real action to be taken, due to denial of responsibility by the canal trustees, the local authority, and the North Eastern Railway. Commercial navigation on the canal did not die out until 1958.
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On 24th March 1582, James Halsey was imprisoned and fined £3 6s8d for buying fish from a Flemish boat and breaching the Hull port regulations.
On 24th March 1602, the Londesborough household records showed that the number of Lady Grissell Clifford's personal servants had risen to 5 gentlewomen attendants and 7 chamber servants (previously 7 in total), since her husband became Sheriff of Yorkshire. picture shows portrait of Sir Francis Clifford, later the Earl of Cumberland
On 24th March 1905, Charles Edward Hollings, Driffield Medical Officer of Health, published his report for the previous year, noting the very low birth-rate (23.6 per thousand) and high death-rate in the area (16.2 per thou). The principal diseases were respiratory disease and heart disease, with the incidence and mortality rate from cancer notably higher amongst agricultural labourers.
Posted on April 28, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories This weekTags Clifford, Driffield, farming, fishing, health, LondesboroughLeave a comment on March 24th
On 8th March 1517, Thomas Tode, cutler, of Beverley, claimed sanctuary at the church of St John, Beverley, for theft.
On 8th March 1517, Thomas Stokell, 19, boatsteerer on the Hull whaler Three Brothers, received a certificate of protection from impressment, certifying that he was a seaman having completed 3 voyages in the Greenland Trade and could not by law be pressed into the Navy.
On 8th March 1897, Kathleen Mary Margaret Bryant was born in Hull. As actor Margot Bryant, she played many parts on stage and screen, but won fame at the age of 63 in the role of Minnie Caldwell on Coronation Street (on left in photo). died 1.1.88
On 8th March 1939, George H. Newton, 2ndengineer, and 8 other crewmen, were lost when the returning Hull trawler Lady Jeanette grounded on a sandbank on her way into dock.
Posted on April 28, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories death at sea, This weekTags Beverley, celebrity, docks, fishing, Press Gang, sanctuary, whaleLeave a comment on March 8th
On 6th March 1851, two days of severe storms, coupled with high tides, caused several breaches in Spurn Point, and made the Low Light insecure. The lifeboat was damaged, and several of the crew's cottages were flooded. The extraction of gravel was halted, but did not finally end for many years.
On 6th March 1862, Joseph Wildridge, aged 14, apprentice, was attacked by another apprentice, probably named William Webb, on board Hull fishing smack Fairy. He was so severely injured that he had to be returned home by another vessel, and died on 9thApril. He was unable to report on the events leading up to his attack, and a court case failed to prove a case against his assailant, as the crew would not testify.
On 6th March 1883, a great storm affecting the whole of the East coast resulted in huge losses in the Hull fishing fleet. Accounts vary: up to 230 Hull fishermen and 32 fishing smacks are recorded as lost.
On 6th March 1916, Zeppelin L14, after attacking Hull, dropped bombs on Burstwick and Owstwick, with no further casualties, before passing out to sea.
On 6th March 1919, the RAF Squadron 248 at Hornsea Mere seaplane station disbanded. From August 1918, it flew coastal patrols with Short 184 and Fairey Hamble Baby floatplanes off the Yorkshire coast. photo shows a short 184
Posted on April 27, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories death at sea, murder, This week, warTags Blitz, Burstwick, crime, fishing, flood, gravel, Hornsea, lifeboat, military, Owstwick, Spurn, warLeave a comment on March 6th
On 27th February 1468, the will of Joan de Twyer directs that she be buried in the chapel of the Hospital of St Sepulchre 'juxta Hedon', a leper hospital endowed by the Twyer family.
On 27th February 1895, Lancelot George Prickett, FCH, engineer, died aged 38 in the service of the Indian Government; as an engineer working on Indian railways. Born 15.12.1856 in Bridlington.
On 27th February 1941, 2 bombs landed in Hotham village, throwing the owner, Colonel Clitherow, into the fireplace. No other injuries are recorded. North Cave church lost its East window in the blast. photo shows Hotham Hall today
On 27th February 1976, Fred Peart, Minister of Ag, Fisheries & Food, reopened Hull's Albert Dock after refurbishment for the fishing industry. The Cod War which ended in 1976 effectively put an end to Hull's fishing industry.
Posted on April 27, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories major gentry families, This week, warTags Blitz, Bridlignton, docks, fishing, Hedon, Hotham, North Cave, Preston, transport, Twyer, warLeave a comment on February 27th
On 25th February 1325, Nicholas le Couper conveyed property in Aldegate, abutting on 'Wycote Dyk', to Robert de Preston, draper.
On 25th February 1803, Burnett's Daily Shipping List reported the arrival of 1 ship from Wells (Wells-next-the Sea, Norfolk?) and 14 ships left the port, for the Davis Straits, London, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Valencia, and Amsterdam.
On 25th February 1862, Miss Turner and Miss Broadley paid for the building work, and donated the land, for Turner Court, Midland Street, Hull. This is the only example of Model Dwellings built outside London by the Labourer's Friend Society, (founded by Lord Shaftesbury) which became the Society for Improving the Conditions of the Labouring Classes. The first tenants of flat No 8 were James and Mary Ann Adam, 38, their 9 children and 1 grandchild.
On 25th February 1905, an International Commissionin Paris reported that the Russian Rozhestvensky did all he could to prevent Hull trawlers being fired on in the "Russian Outrage' (also known as the Dogger Bank Incident') which killed 3 Hull men. Russia voluntarily paid £66,000 to the fishermen.
On 25th February 1971, Rupert Alec-Smith, Lord Mayor of Hull, formally opened BBC Radio Humberside.
Posted on April 27, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories death at sea, equality & diversity, major gentry families, This week, warTags Broadley, charity, fishing, Preston, shippingLeave a comment on February 25th
On February 15th 1518, Richard Jakson of Hogett on the Wolds (presumably modern Huggate) claimed the sanctuary of St John's church, Beverley, for debt.
On February 15th 1530, John Gillco, labourer of Painsthorpe, fled to his parish church in Kirby Underdale from York, where he had assaulted and killed John Notyngham at 4p.m. the previous day. A coroner's inquest the same day reported that the killing took place within the liberty of the monastery of the Blessed Mary.
On February 15th 1793, a contemporary report said a horseman galloped into Hull with urgent news that men had landed near Patrington from a privateer. Nervous of the risk of French invasion, part of the Corps of Invalids stationed at the Citadel and several volunteer seamen were immediately dispatched to meet the enemy. A 2ndmessenger met them on the road near Hedon, and informed them that instead of French enemies, those who had landed were the crews of several colliers, who had left their ships to avoid the press gang. HM Sloop of War, The Queen, was lying at anchor in the Humber.
On February 15th 1898, James Ashton, 39, skipper, of Witty St, Hull, was lost with his crew when trawler European foundered in the North Sea.
Posted on April 27, 2018 May 15, 2018 Categories death at sea, murder, This week, warTags Beverley, crime, fishing, Hedon, Huggate, invasion, Kirby Underdale, military, Painsthorpe, patrington, Press Gang, sanctuary, shipping, warLeave a comment on February 15th
On 8th February 1834, as well as directing ships into harbour at Hull, the Humber Pilots' work for the day included relaying the Chequer buoy and surveying.
On 8th February 1974, Hull trawler Gaul gave her last position report to the trawler's owners before she was reported missing. Suggestions were dismissed at inquiry that she was involved in espionage or was in a collision. Link is to a short film about the Gaul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQlSaCf5tWA
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Facebook reported a major security breach in which 50 million user accounts were accessed by unknown attackers.
The stolen data allowed the attackers to "seize control" of those user accounts, Facebook said. Facebook has logged out the 50 million breached users — plus another 40 million who were vulnerable to the attack. Users don't need to change their Facebook passwords, it said.
Facebook says it doesn't know who is behind the attacks or where they're based. In a call with reporters on Friday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company doesn't know yet if any of the accounts that were hacked were misused.
The hack is the latest setback for Facebook during a tumultuous year of security problems and privacy issues . So far, though, none have significantly shaken the confidence of the company's 2 billion global users.
This latest hack involved a bug in Facebook's "View As" feature, the company said in a blog post . That feature lets people see how their profiles appear to others. The attackers used that vulnerability to steal "access tokens," which are digital keys that Facebook uses to keep people logged in. Possession of those tokens would allow attackers to control those accounts.
Specifically, from the "View As" feature, a bug somehow allowed a video uploader to appear for sending "happy birthday" messages, said Guy Rosen, Facebook's vice president of product management. Another bug then created an access token that made Facebook think the hacker had legitimately signed in with the account being viewed.
"We haven't yet been able to determine if there was specific targeting" of particular accounts, Rosen said in a call with reporters. "It does seem broad. And we don't yet know who was behind these attacks and where they might be based."
"The bigger concern (and something we don't know yet) is whether third party applications were impacted," Williams said in a text exchange. He noted that the company's "Facebook Login" feature lets users log into other apps and websites with their Facebook credentials. "These access tokens that were stolen show when a user is logged into Facebook and that may be enough to access a user's account on a third party site," he said.
News broke early this year that a data analytics firm once employed by the Trump campaign, Cambridge Analytica, had improperly gained access to personal data from millions of user profiles. Then a congressional investigation found that agents from Russia and other countries have been posting fake political ads since at least 2016. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared at a Congressional hearing over Facebook's privacy policies in April.
The Facebook bug is reminiscent of a much larger attack on Yahoo in 2013 in which attackers compromised 3 billion accounts — enough for half of the world's entire population. In the case of Yahoo, information stolen included names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdates and security questions and answers.
Ed Mierzwinski, the senior director of consumer advocacy group U.S. PIRG, said the breach was "very troubling."
"It's yet another warning that Congress must not enact any national data security or data breach legislation that weakens current state privacy laws, pre-empts the rights of states to pass new laws that protect their consumers better, or denies their attorneys general rights to investigate violations of or enforce those laws," he said in a statement.
Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter said "the most important point is that we found out from them," meaning Facebook, as opposed to a third party.
"As a user, I want Facebook to proactively protect my data and let me know when it's compromised," he said. "Shareholders should ultimately approve of Facebook's handling of the issue."


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Jason Polakow and Robby Swift hit Backyards
May 31, 2013 | Windsurfing
Jason Polakow and Robby Swift ventured to the North Shore of Oahu in search for winds and waves. The result is breathtaking.
"It's really a top-to-bottom heavy wave. Much more so than Hookipa. It's a real high-performance wave. It sort of reminds me of Cape Vert on steroids", says Jason Polakow.
Backyards and Boneyards are some of the most dangerous windsurfing spots in the world. Expect shallow waters, hollow faces, razor sharp reefs and heavy close-outs. The thing is it get really exciting.
"This is my first ever sailing in Backyards. It's absolutely amazing. When we first got here, his explanation of the place was in his usual fashion: 'basically head out there, hit the lip there and try not to fall, because it is five centimeters deep and you can get completely annihilated", tells Robby Swift.
The ride might end up in Sunset Beach, which is half a mile away from Backyards. The following video speaks for itself. This is wave windsurfing.
Jason Polakow scores big time in Indonesia
Robby Swift and the day he will never forget at Jaws
Jason Polakow's infamous session at Jaws
Jason Polakow is the first windsurfer to ride Nazaré
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Q: Forecasting time series with data on weekdays only I'm attempting to create a forecast from time series data that has observations only on weekdays. The goal is to produce a forecast that mirrors these data/predicts similar future data, having reasonable forecasted results for weekdays and either values of 0 on weekends or without data points on weekends.
I've been using msts in R (I have multiple seasonality) and tbats, which has been producing good results for me, aside from the aforementioned problem. If my input includes data points for weekends with values of 0 then future weekend values are forecasted much lower than weekdays, but are still non-zero. If input doesn't include the weekend data points then future weekend data are forecasted regardless, at approximately the level of the weekdays.
I have considered manually setting the weekend values to 0 after running the forecast, but it doesn't seem very elegant. I'd appreciate any direction you can give me.

A: Setting 0 on weekends is almost never going to be a good idea. I'll give an example when it is a good idea: sales in stores, where the stores are closed on weekends. In this case the sales are truly zero on weekends. It seems that in your case you do not observe the variable, but it may have a value. For instance, you have a swimming pool that is closed on weekends. Your staff measures chlorine levels every day. So, chlorine level is not zero on weekends just because your staff is out.
What can you do? It really depends on the application. This is all about treating missing data, a subject of its own, google it. I'll give you one example from finance. The stock prices are usually reported on work days only, or to be precise when the exchanges are open. Yet, the stocks do not stop having the value outside trading hours, and moreover, they are even traded off hours and the prices are available in principle. However, a lot of analysis is done on daily closing prices, and these are retrieved for trading days only. There are many reasons for doing this, I won't delve here. Anyhow, when working with these series you get 20-22 observations per month. Usually, we ignore non-trading days. So, when building a model you simply pretend that a year has 250 (or so) trading days, and simply skip non-trading days as if they never existed. That's one approach, and it's quite common. It's not the only one that is used, of course


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Tony Cimellaro (born June 14, 1971) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player who played two games in the National Hockey League for the Ottawa Senators during the 1992–93 NHL season.

Playing career
Cimellaro also played in various European leagues, beginning in 1993 with a spell in Serie A with Asiago followed by a season in the British National League for the Durham Wasps and the Blackburn Hawks.  He then moved to Denmark to play in the Oddset Ligaen for Vojens IK followed by two seasons in Germany, playing for the Ratingen Löwen in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga and Adendorfer EC of the German 1. Liga Nord before returning to North America.

Cimellaro spent two seasons in the Western Professional Hockey League with the Waco Wizards as a player/coach before finishing his career in the United Hockey League with the Adirondack IceHawks after the WPHL folded.  Since 2003 he has been the assistant coach of the Kingston Frontenacs in the Ontario Hockey League.he has taken an assistant coaching position with the AHL Belleville Senators.

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs

Coaching career
From 2003 to 2010, he was an assistant coach with his former junior team, the Kingston Frontenacs in the Ontario Hockey League. He then was hired as an assistant coach with Queen's University Golden Gaels. In December 2017, he was brought in as a midseason replacement assistant coach with the Belleville Senators on the American Hockey League, but was not kept the following season.

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Living people
New Haven Senators players
North Bay Centennials players
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Prince Edward Island Senators players
Undrafted National Hockey League players
Vojens IK players
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Nirav Modi case: Delhi Court summons 11 top PNB officials on RBI's complaint
PTI March 27, 2019
A Delhi court has summoned as accused 11 top officials of the Punjab National Bank (PNB), including former and current executive officials and the current managing director, for alleged violation of banking regulations and criminal conspiracy.
Metropolitan Magistrate Dharmender Singh asked PNB Managing Director (MD) and CEO Sunil Mehta, Executive Director Sanjiv Sharan, former MD Usha Ananthasubramanian, former executive director R S Sangapure and seven others to appear before it on May 24 on the basis of a complaint filed by the Reserve Bank of India.
The court has also summoned as accused serving General Manager I J Arora, Assistant General Managers T R Venkateswaran and I P Singh, Chief Manager S K Srivastava, former general managers Nehal Ahad and Rakesh Kumar and former deputy general manager Sunil Mohan.
Also Read: RBI imposes Rs 2 crore fine on PNB for flouting SWIFT rules
In its complaint, the RBI has alleged non-compliance of its 2016 order directing commercial banks, including the PNB, to integrate their core banking system with various critical applications to reduce online fraud.
The central bank alleged that the accused willfully and deliberately gave false information in their compliance report and the PNB's core banking system was not integrated with the applications and there was no online integration of SWIFT with the RBI's Core Banking Solution (CBS).
SWIFT is a messaging system that enables banks and financial institutions to send and receive information about financial transactions through encrypted codes.
The RBI has further alleged that the accused willfully and deliberately made false statements in the compliance report despite being aware of the risks and repercussions of failing to integrate SWIFT with the CBS.
Also Read: PNB fraud case: Nirav Modi may get arrested in UK, but he will be out on bail just like Vijay Mallya
The RBI, in its circular issued to all commercial banks, including the PNB, had advised the banks to strengthen the controls around the operating environment for fund transfers through SWIFT or similar interfaces and banks were advised to minimise the practice of direct creation of payment messages in the SWIFT environment with routing the same through CBS.
The RBI claimed that the case came to light during systems inspection at the PNB's Brady House Branch in Mumbai, where it was found that the information provided by the officials in the last few years were completely false.
Also Read: Nirav Modi arrested in London: PNB scam accused denied bail by Westminster Court
"The accused have willfully made false statement in utter disregard to their statutory obligation of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949." RBI alleged.
"Accused have deliberately furnished false and misleading statements to RBI and it was done with common intention and in connivance with each other," it added.
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b) The complexity is such that its "proof" has to rely on a heavy dose of "an appeal to authority."
The problem with the first is that occasionally new information is developed that may seem at odds with the "simplified story," leading to weakening it in the eyes of the lay public (even if/when the new information actually still fits within the experts' more complex models). The previous blog entry had provided a couple of examples (i.e. the "Bering Straits effect" and the effect of solar radiation on the Alps)... Recently 'New Study Turns Up Heat On Soot's Role In Himalayan Warming' suggested that black carbon (i.e. soot) may be as much, if not more responsible for the melt rate of the Himalayan glaciers than greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide. Note that this does not vitiate the warming argument, or necessarily change the model. However it also does not fit neatly with the simplified narrative - it puts forward black carbon as a big issue rather than mostly blaming greenhouse gas, and it also thereby shifts responsibility somewhat from the developed nations (who historically have been larger consumers of fossil fuels, and bigger emitters of carbon dioxide) to the developing nations (more responsible for soot emissions)!
The problem with the second (i.e. the "appeal to authority" issue) occurs when issues or facts come up that prove negative to the credibility of the authority in question... Note, the issue is that in this case a weakening of credibility results in a weakening of the acceptance of the argument that rests upon it. This does not mean that the negative issue has to completely disprove the authority, it simply needs to raise doubts about the authority's competence or probity... Thus the "Himalayan glaciers melting by 2035" kerfuffle has proven very negative, to the consternation of the scientists and others who, fixated on the science, don't understand why their protestations that a simple error in one report on the issue does not detract from the solidity of the underlying science! Well, get ready for more! UN climate change panel based claims on student dissertation and magazine article reports that other parts of the seminal IPCC report are also problematic and include assertions that are not based upon peer-reviewed science! A huge issue, since when additional doubts of this kind are raised, the effects are not simply additive but probably exponential... Ditto for 'UN climate panel shamed by bogus rainforest claim.' Temperature and CO2 feedback 'weaker than thought' reports that although research "confirms that as the planet warms, oceans and forests will absorb proportionally less CO2..." the effect is less than recently thought and at the low end of IPCC assumptions (where they are included...). Again, a blow to authority even though it does not run counter to the models and actually agrees with them re process, if not with projected outcome!
The February 2nd, 2009 blog entry 'King of Kings' noted that Muammar Gaddafi (fresh from a meeting during which 200 plus African kings and traditional tribal rulers had named him "king of kings") had assumed the chair of the African Union... which he pledged to turn into a "United Staters of Africa." Well his one-year term is up and he has been replaced by the president of Malawi, Bingu wa Mutharika.
However, apparently not before he tried (and failed) to get his term extended!
Source: Economic Policy Institute's Economy Track - "an interactive look at the U.S. labor market."
In the articles referencing this report we read that the author, Mowatt-Larssen, "... provides a detailed chronology of relentless efforts by Al Qaeda from 1988 to 2003 to get and use chemical and biological weapons including ricin and anthrax, and, most worrying, nuclear weapons. Most of the details he cites have been reported before, but Mowatt-Larssen assembles the evidence in a fashion that leaves little doubt that Al Qaeda operatives would not hesitate to launch attacks that could kill tens or even hundreds of thousands of Americans if they could pull off such an attack..."
"Late 1993-Early 1994: "he heard later the uranium, which al Qaeda acquired for $1.5 million and was tested in Cyprus, was "genuine"; "1996... statement that al Qaeda had obtained nuclear weapons from the former Soviet Union"; "November 7, 2001: "we may retort with chemical and nuclear weapons. We have the weapons as deterrent." In the same interview, Ayman Zawahiri states that, "If you have $30 million, go to the black market in the central Asia, contact any disgruntled Soviet scientist, and a lot of dozens of smart briefcase bombs are available. They have contacted us, we sent our people to Moscow to Tashkent to other central Asian states, and they negotiated and we purchased some suitcase bombs"; January 2002: ... Ibn al-Shaykh al Libi during interrogation by Egyptians, al Libi claims al Qaeda operatives received chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear training in Baghdad. He claims several small containers of nuclear material were smuggled into New York City by Russian organized crime." And, finally, June 26 2003 An Armenian citizen, Garik Dadayan, was caught with 170 grams of unsheathed highly enriched uranium (HEU) on the Georgia Armenia border. This was a sample of a larger amount of HEU that was being offered for sale to an unknown customer, possibly in the Middle East..."
However, actual evidence that they have come close is rather thin. In fact the report actually undermines its central thesis by arguing (and convincing) that Al Qaeda would not hesitate to launch attacks that could kill tens or even hundreds of thousands of Americans. If you would believe the chronology, then al Qaeda actually has had nuclear weapons for up to a decade or more but for some reason has refrained from using them, a complete contradiction of this argument!
It needs to be said that even given that a) Bin Laden and crew are "incredibly patient", b) "... al Qaeda's top leadership has demonstrated a sustained commitment to buy, steal or construct WMD...:", c) They have undertaken multiple approaches to achieve their ends, and d) the detonation of a nuclear device could have horrendous consequences, this still does not add up to President Obama's formulation that this would "destabilize our security, our economies, and our very way of life."
Note: This blogger would be remiss if he did not mention that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is charged with the attempted use of WMD, see the Bomb - explosive, firearm, and WMD blog entry. Since Bin Laden has 'claimed' the "underwear bomber" this blogger is forced to concede the al Qaeda - WMD link, but only on the basis of the expansive definition under criminal law!
Additional note: This isn't particularly new, for example see this article from April 2006, Osama Bin Laden All Nuked Up.
The list of posts now held by Dr Pachauri as a result of his new-found world status goes on and on. He has become head of Yale University's Climate and Energy Institute, which enjoys millions of dollars of US state and corporate funding. He is on the climate change advisory board of Deutsche Bank. He is Director of the Japanese Institute for Global Environmental Strategies and was until recently an adviser to Toyota Motors. Recalling his origins as a railway engineer, he is even a policy adviser to SNCF, France's state-owned railway company..."
In addition to the above, he also shills on behalf of the Indian government..., something which also would seem to conflict with his U.N. role. Wow, what a guy!
In the ongoing back and forth between those trying to get governmental action on climate change and those who , let us say, are 'not persuaded', there recently has been a hubbub about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s seminal report from 2007, the Fourth Assessment Report. Specifically in the section on The Himalayan Glaciers (see above, or go to 10.6.2), a number of mistakes were made... The report overstates the extent of the Himalayan glaciers (500,000 square kilometers, rather than 33,000 square kilometers); overstates their melt rate ("... glaciers in the Himalayas are receding faster than in any other part of the world...", incorrect); and says that "...likelihood of them disappearing by the 2035 and perhaps sooner is very high...", which is a huge mistake... (2350 might be closer).
Now one can readily understand why the IPCC would prefer that people accept the second possibility, rather than the first! After all, who hasn't made a similar typo at some point in their lives? A common mistake that can happen to anyone without reflecting on their competence. On the other hand the first explanation does serious damage to their credibility, competence, and intelligence. This is especially serious for a group that relies on 'appeals to authority' as a significant part of their argument... Ouch!
Source: Reform In an Age of Networked Campaigns. Charts showing donation size of various campaigns... The result of a "Joint Project of The Campaign Finance Institute, American Enterprise Institute and Brookings Institution" that argues for increased transparency (e.g. real-time and downloadable electronic disclosure on a single disclosure web site), as has this blogger. However, where we part company is that they recommend keeping most existing donation limits, and tweaking public funding mechanisms... while this blogger suggests drastically raising limits e.g. see the June 19th, 2008 entry, Campaign Finance.
"... Coakley campaign noted concerns about "apathy" and failure of national Democrats to contribute early in December. Coakley campaign noted fundraising concerns throughout December and requested national Democratic help... DNC and other Dem organizations did not engage until the week before the election, much too late to aid Coakley operation... Because of the failure of national Democrats to support Coakley, she was forced to devote significant time to fundraising in December. She also released a variety of plans in December and had a public event nearly every day..." - Quotes from a memo put out by the Coakley campaign in the special election for the Senate in Massachusetts.
"... Look, we're never in place of a campaign; a candidate has to run their own race. When the alarm bells went off, we sprung into action..." - Senator Menendez, DSCC Chair.
"... "She had a humanity deficit as a cold campaigner, but they didn't try to warm her up — or, instead, define the race about big issues — and instead ended up with a referendum on likability..." - anonymous Massachusetts Democratic Party veteran.
"We're always in touch with our members. In the House, we don't have surprises when it comes to elections..." - House Speaker Pelosi snarky comment on the election.
And most of this back-and-forth sniping took place on election day with the polls still open!
Some 'blankety-blank' collections company has taken to calling this blogger's cell number, looking to contact a "Janella McKinney." Back in December I answered and told that they had the wrong number, and the representative said she would make a note and stop the calls. However, the calls continued (see above). Two further attempts to get them to stop calling were unsuccessful (they hung up!). Unfortunately the BB 9700 always says "unknown number" because this blogger would really like to know who is doing the calling so as to report them to the FTC.
Well, it's working well, as they keep on calling... The best $2.99 I've spent.
Table comparing the levels of funding FY09 vs. FY10 in the two main accounts for foreign assistance (economic support funds and foreign military financing), as it relates to Middle eastern countries. From the USD 447 billion omnibus spending bill (H.R. 1105) for Fiscal Year 2010 (signed into law by President Obama on December 16). Source.


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