Seattle Marathon weekend started out with perfect weather to run a marathon in and ended with probably the worst weather I have ever seen to run a marathon in! 2010 Pine to Palm 100 still has "the worst weather" trophy though. A river of rain was coming down sideways the whole marathon; the wind was blowing upwards of 40 mph. I'll take hot and humid over constant rain & wind any day! At least I can slow down if it's too hot!
Day 1 - Wittle Waddle, Delores and I took off early Thanksgiving morning in pursuit of Delores running her 1st double, that's 2 races in 2 days! She ended up running the Wittle Waddle 1/2 Marathon with a PR of 2:42:41, impressive! Kevin Douglas and I volunteered all day manning the aid station at the 1/2 marathon turn around. After Delores finished we decided we would spend the night in a hotel somewhere around Tacoma so we would be close to the race on day 2. We found the Best Western by the Tacoma Dome for a decent price and easy access to/from I-5. Since we ran/volunteered for this race on Thanksgiving Day, we missed out on all the family dinners. We drove around Tacoma for a few hours trying to find a descent place to eat dinner, the only place we found was the Emerald Queen Casino, $25 for a buffet meal, in a smoke filled joint, NO THANKS! So we drove around a little more and found a small tavern in the shady part of town. I asked Delores if she wanted to give a shot, no pun intended, we were pleasantly surprised! They offered a small turkey dinner for $6 or a turkey sandwich for $4. The meal was homemade just like mom cooks and it was just the perfect amount of food. They also had great beer and the football game on, it really couldn't have been better.
Day 2 - Wishbone, Gig Harbor is an amazing place, so close to Tacoma, yet so far away. It's a very nice small community tightly tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the big metropolitan Seattle area. This race is put on by none other than Marathon Maniac Bill Barmore. He holds the EXPO and packet pickup in his living room the morning of the race, and once everyone has paid their $10 (food bank donation), picked up their numbers, pins, and BS'd for awhile they all head about a block down the road to the Crescent Forest trail head. The course is a 7 mile loop in a figure 8 design. The 1/2 marathoners run the loop twice and the full marathoners run the loop 4 times. Yes each course is a bit long, those are free miles. Bill doesn't want anyone to feel they were cheated miles! Delores finished a little slower than the day before, but accomplished something she had never done before, 2 -1/2 marathons in 2 days. Good Job and congratulations Delores! I manned the only water station (other than the start/finish) in the center of the figure 8, with a few other volunteers. Once we were set up I started running partial loops with different runners. I ran with Shawna Tompkins for about 5 miles, Delores for 2 miles, Marita Trohimovich for 3 miles, Kevin Douglas for 2 miles, and Gary Marr for 2 miles. It was a lot of fun to run fast with Shawna and Kevin, run a comfortable pace with Marita, and run nice and easy with Delores and Gary. What a great way to spend the day and have a good time with friends.
Day 3 - Ghost of Seattle, Delores and I stayed at my friends Scott and Denise Krell's house the night prior to the Ghost. Scott and I arranged a few of the last minute things for the race while Delores and Denise organized all the registration stuff, then we drank a few shots of Bourbon, and headed for the sack, after all the next day was going to be a long day, setting up the race course, finish marking the course, registering participants, and all the other stuff that goes along with putting on a NW ultra's club event. We arrived early & started unloading all the stuff from Scott's vehicles, setting up the registration tables, and finish area. As soon as everything was set and the real early starters took off Kevin Douglas and I set off to finish marking the course. We barely made it back to the start to watch the regular starters take off. This year was kind of exciting we were going to have 2 ladies trying to qualify for the Olympic trials, Lauren Matthews and Trisha Steidle, as well as Chuck Engle running all 3 of the 1st events trying to set PR's and win each of them. Trisha ended up being a no show (She won the Seattle Marathon the next day), and much to our dismay Lauren missed her qualifying time by 4 minutes, kind of disappointing, but a great effort. Chuck finished with an amazing time of 2:41, not bad for a guy that just ran a marathon distance the 2 days prior and set course records at all 3 of them. Kevin and I had to be at the Seattle Expo at noon to man the Pacers Booth, and attend a Pacers Meeting at 2:00. When we left the Seattle Marathon Expo we headed back to Seward Park to help Scott take the course down, whew what a full day!
Day 4 - Seattle Marathon, I arrived at the race over 2 hours early to insure I found a parking spot. This was probably a mistake because it was a bit frigid. I was glad I decided to wear my Race Ready shorts that a tad bit longer than most of my shorts, plus they have ample pockets in the back for GU Packs and S-Caps. Luckily the rain held off until after the marathoners started running. Last year I was planning on running the Quadzilla this year, that's all four races, but Chuckit Pacing asked me to lead the 1st ½ of the 3:30 pace team, so my plan changed to volunteer in the 1st 3 races then run Seattle. The 1st 3 or 4 miles really was nice, until we hit the I-90 floating bridge, then the wind started, and the rain got heavier, and neither really let up until the race was over. Normally I don't mind crappy weather, but when I am trying to lead a pace group and hold a sign, it gets down right old having the sign just about sail out of your hand constantly, plus the sign they gave us was very awkward and heavy. Bucking the wind and rain made it a challenge to maintain pace. I was grateful that I only had to pace the 1st ½ of the race, after that I could do what I wanted. I reached the ½ marathon distance about 1 minute early, exactly where I planned. The second pacer, Sankara Narayanan, met up with our group about 13.6 miles in, we ran together until mile 21 when I decided to slow it down and just cruise on in a very easy pace. The last few miles of this course were hardly bearable the wind was so strong and rain was coming down in buckets!! I was soaked to the bone and cold. I was never so happy to see the finish line. When I reached the finish line I met up with quite a few friends and many of the people I had paced. I think 10 or 12 of the folks that started out in my pace group finished with our pace group, very impressive, thanks Sankara for bringing them in.
All in all it was a great weekend. It was the 1st time we spent the Thanksgiving holiday away from our kids. I'm not sure if I want to do that again, but I guess they are 19, 23, & 24 years old they should be able to fend for themselves. It was a bit strange though not being around them.
Kevin Douglas and I were the only 2 people in the WORLD that weekend to finish the QUADZILLA volunteer weekend of 2011. Would I do it again, HECK YA!


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Rafale Deal Case: AG Urges SC Not To Lok Into 'Stolen' Documents
The government yesterday claimed that the "dissent note" which was an outcome of three of a seven-member negotiating team in the Rafale deal was stolen from the defence ministry. It was pleaded in front of the Supreme Court to not take cognisance of it to order a CBI probe as this would delay procurement of fifth generation fighter jets which is said to be a necessity after recent developments.
Referring to documents cited by petitioners Prashant Bhushan, Arun Shourie and Yashwant Sinha, which have been published by two media houses, attorney general K K Venugopal said, "I am objecting as these secret documents are stolen from defence ministry, whether by present or past public servants. Investigations are going on. We will be taking criminal action." Later, the AG clarified that the government would not take action against journalists or lawyers who used the documents.
Arguing for dismissal of the petition seeking review of the SC's judgment giving a clean chit to the NDA government in the Rafale deal, Venugopal said, "The documents are procured through a criminal act and are punishable under Official Secrets Act. It should be dismissed on this very ground as the petitioners have not come to court with clean hands."
However, the AG's argument did not seem to find favour with the bench of Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices Sanjay K Kaul and K M Joseph.
"Suppose a great crime or act of corruption is committed. Are you going to take shelter behind Official Secrets Act or national security? Even if stolen documents are cited, if it is relevant, the court can always look into it. It has been settled in a catena of judgments," Justice Joseph said.
"If defence documents could not be looked into by the courts, then there could not have been a probe into the Bofors gun deal," Justice K M Joseph said on Wednesday, responding to the AG's argument that stolen Rafale deal documents should not be looked into by the Supreme Court.
CJI Ranjan Gogoi and Justice Sanjay K Kaul agreed with the broad principle. However, the CJI reworded it by saying, "We can understand you (AG) arguing that the petitioners lack bona fide because of the manner in which they have procured the documents. But so far as stating it as a law that documents obtained would remain untouchable for the court would be taking things too far." The AG agreed with the reworded proposition and said he would adopt it and argue that the petitioners lacked bona fide.
Venugopal said defence secrets, when published, made the country's security vulnerable, yet newspapers extracted the documents that were stolen from the ministry. "If on this very basis the SC orders CBI inquiry, it will send a bad signal to foreign countries and delay procurement of fighter jets which the Indian Air Force requires urgently," he said.
The government does not appear to be out of the woods yet in the Rafale deal controversy. For, the bench said it would pronounce its verdict on the review petitions on March 14. "If we do not accept the AG's plea that stolen documents cannot be looked into by the court, then we will hear fresh arguments on further course of action," it said.
The AG argued that defence deals were never a matter of litigation in courts of foreign countries. "Can the Supreme Court direct negotiation of peace or going to war?" he asked.
Before reserving its verdict, the bench told the AG, "There is no restraint on the government from going ahead with the Rafale procurement schedule. Don't forget that we have already dismissed the petitions."
Bhushan charged the AG with committing contempt by attempting to intimidate petitioners with criminal prosecution for placing "incriminating documents" before the court. Bhushan then trained his guns on the Comptroller and Auditor General for succumbing to government pressure and redacting pricing details from the audit report, which was tabled in Parliament on February 13.
"This is the first instance in CAG history to have redacted pricing details from the audit report of a deal," he said and cited similar arguments by the CBI and the government when he had produced secret documents relating to 2G scam and coal block allocation scam in the SC.
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More than 29 million people in the United States currently have diabetes, and another 86 million pre-diabetics are on the cusp of developing the disease. New investigations into the safety of the heavily prescribed medication uncovered a long list of Invokana side effects.
Invokana can cause ketoacidosis, lead to limb amputations and spark other serious side effects. Studies show that Invokana increases the risk of ketoacidosis, a serious medical emergency. The FDA issued five alerts about the safety of Invokana and the SGLT2 inhibitor class as a whole. Recent FDA investigations have increased the number of resources available to people injured by Invokana.
Invokana is used for the treatment of type II diabetes, which occurs when the body cannot effectively use insulin. The medication's active ingredient, canagliflozin, works with the kidneys to deposit excess glucose in urine, maintain safe blood sugar levels and keep patients from going into diabetic shock.
Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, the sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitor falls into the category of new-age treatments. Doctors can prescribe the drug in 100mg or 300mg doses that are compressed in a once-daily tablet. The majority of Invokana users begin at the lowest level.
Invokana is the number one prescribed SGLT2 inhibitor in the United States. Growing concerns about the safety of the popular drug prompted the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to launch a number of safety investigations, which linked Invokana to ketoacidosis, broken bones, cardiovascular complications, lower limb amputations and irrevocable kidney damage.
As health professionals dig deeper to uncover the long-term Invokana side effects, this contemporary class of diabetes drugs generates billions for Big Pharma's multi-platform businesses.
A large portion of scientific research on diabetes drugs has been FDA-mandated and conducted by manufacturers, while other data comes from adverse event reports. Millions of Americans currently have or will develop diabetes, which elevates understanding the disease and treatment options to a high priority.
Diabetes drugs are divided into various classes, with SGLT2 inhibitors and dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP-4) inhibitors at the forefront. While both medications improve the function of insulin systems, each drug targets and blocks a different hormone.
DPP-4 inhibitors prevent the DPP-4 enzyme from inactivating essential gut-balancing hormones, whereas SGLT2 inhibitors work with the kidneys to unload excess glucose in urine. SGLT2 is the human protein responsible for 90 percent of glucose reabsorption.
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Ketoacidosis is a condition that can quietly sneak up on diabetics and quickly spin their diabetes out of control. Ketoacidosis is a medical emergency that can lead to a diabetic coma, require hospitalization and sometimes cause death.
When the body isn't receiving enough carbohydrates, it burns fat to store and use as fuel. Ketosis occurs when this process causes poisonous compounds called ketones to develop in the blood.
Acidosis is increased acidity in the blood caused by the ketones, which occurs when the body doesn't have enough insulin to use glucose as its primary energy source.
Ketoacidosis has been linked to kidney problems, urinary tract infections, weight loss, vomiting, dehydration, confusion, fatigue, and abdominal pain. When the condition becomes serious, treatment is often administered in a hospital setting and may include intravenous fluids, insulin and glucose.
Ketoacidosis is a common side effect associated with the diabetes drug Invokana, but it isn't the only one. Additional Invokana side effects include bone fractures, cardiovascular complications, genital infections and amputations.
Data illustrates that Invokana can speed up the loss of bone density, resulting in osteoporosis. A government-mandated Johnson & Johnson study showed accelerated deterioration of spine and hip bones after two years of using the drug. The post-market safety study involved nine clinical trials and more than 700 geriatric patients who took Invokana for an average of 85 weeks.
While some patients didn't notice the effects of Invokana for an extended period, few experienced bone fractures within three months of use. Issues with bone density were found to be most common in postmenopausal women, and generally occurred in the hips and lower spine.
From March 29, 2013 to October 19, 2015, the FDA found 101 cases of acute kidney injury. The organization identified 73 injuries caused by Invokana. The FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) database illustrated that 96 out of 101 people had to be hospitalized, with 22 requiring intensive care. Out of the four people who died, two experienced cardiac complications.
Fifteen patients received dialysis, and of these, 3 patients had a history of chronic kidney disease or previous acute kidney injury. In 58 cases, the Invokana patient developed acute kidney injury occurred within one month or less. More than half of these individuals were 60 years or younger.
In addition to the two deaths discovered in the FAERS reporting system, the manufacturer's post-marketing clinical trials also uncovered a high hazard ratio for cardiac events. Some patients may experience a heart attack or stroke within the first 30 days of treatment.
The FDA used the FAERS database to detect 19 urinary tract infections, linked to the use of SGLT2 inhibitors, that led to life-threatening blood and kidney infections. The infections were reported from March 2013 through October 2014, with each infection requiring hospitalization. Some patients have infections that were so severe they were admitted to an intensive care unit, or placed on dialysis to stop their kidneys from failing.
Approved by the FDA in March 2013, Invokana was marketed as a new, first-class solution to controlling diabetes. Today, Invokana approval only extends to type II diabetes because the drug lacks an established safety profile for type I treatments.
Canagliflozin, alongside dapagliflozin and empagliflozin, are classified as SGLT2 inhibitors. Although SGLT2 inhibitors are the new kids on the block, they've dominated the market.
But a high number of adverse event reports sparked concerns about the safety of the drug, prompting the FDA to take action and issue five safety alerts.
From March 2013 to June 2014, the FDA documented 20 cases of acidosis in patients who had been using the drug for about two weeks. After many of these patients ended up hospitalized or in an emergency room, the FDA reinvestigated the safety of the drug.
In May 2015, the FDA issued a warning about Invokana's connection to ketoacidosis. The regulatory body has received hundreds of adverse event reports since.
In September 2015, the FDA extended Invokana's Warning and Precaution and Adverse Reactions sections to include the loss of bone density. The FDA has ordered the manufacturer to add the risk of bone fractures to the labeling.
The FDA acknowledged that the labeling on Invokana and Invokana-metformin combination drug Invokamet already includes the risk of bone fractures, but the recent addition comes from new studies that show bone issues will occur more frequently.
In December 2015, the FDA notified the public about SGLT2 drugs causing too much acid in the blood and serious urinary tract infections. The announcement came after the FDA identified 73 cases of ketoacidosis and 19 life-threatening urinary tract infections.
The FDA released information from the CANVAS clinical trial to illustrate the risk of amputation linked to Invokana, which mostly affects the toes. The agency continues to investigate the particular side effect.
Most recently, the FDA extended an additional kidney-related public announcement in June 2016, linking Invokana to acute kidney injury. Acute kidney occurs when the kidneys stop filtering waste, which then builds up in the body.
"We urge health care professionals and patients to report side effects involving canagliflozin, dapagliflozin, or other medicines to the FDA MedWatch program," the FDA wrote.
One out of three people will develop type II diabetes in their lifetime, which makes the manufacturing of diabetes medications extremely profitable. The amount of drugs on the market has created a fiercely competitive atmosphere. Adding additional risks to warning labels could seriously affect reputation, which drives down profits for the drug manufacturer.
While the FDA is in the process of assessing the danger of new-age diabetes drugs, ProPublica reported that Johnson & Johnson spent over $7 million on the drug's endorsement and marketing. Insurance systems like Medicare also contribute to the frequency of their prescription.
Since the drugs were approved in 2013, Invokana and Invokamet have been bringing in big bucks for Johnson & Johnson. The pair brought in a total $318 million in the second quarter and hit $596 million in the first half of 2015. Their advertising strategy has led Invokana to be one of the highest earning drugs of its class.
Diabetes is a complex condition that requires daily attention. As more and more Americans develop the disease, the cost of general care and support for side effects only grows.
More than 1.7 million people over the age of 20 were diagnosed with diabetes in 2012. The CDC now estimates that as many as 1 in 3 U.S. adults could have diabetes by 2050.
While the FDA continues to investigate, many diabetics may be prescribed Invokana. Diabetic patients using the SGLT2 inhibitors could face broken bones, amputated limbs and ketoacidosis emergencies. Some will spend weeks in the hospital recovering from a cardiac problem or critical infection.
The FDA has become increasingly aware of the complications, which damages and degrades vital parts of the human body. As the agency works to inform the public about the dangers, support for individuals surviving Invokana side effects continues to grow.
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The Courtauld Institute of Art is the world's leading centre for the study of the history and conservation of art and architecture. Its Gallery houses one of Britain's best-loved collections. Through its unique integration of activities, facilities and resources, The Courtauld provides an exceptional environment for research, learning and professional development.
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The foundation of The Courtauld Institute of Art was presided over by a triumvirate of collectors, brought together by a common wish to improve the understanding of the visual arts in this country. By 1930 the idea of such an academic centre devoted to the serious study of the history of art had been in the air for some time.
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The new CAFNR app is the best way to connect with the MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. The smart phone app features stories, highlights events, showcases CAFNR's Agricultural Research Centers and provides users a way to easily connect to the college's social media accounts. Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
We share stories in real-time with friends, family and strangers through Snapchat and Periscope. Corporations advertise on Instagram and Facebook. Governments communicate directly with their constituencies on Twitter. We receive the latest news via mobile push notifications. Our world is more connected than ever, and it is changing how we give.
Connection fosters a culture of empathy that forces individuals to take action. It transforms what used to be distant, slow-travelling news into viral, powerful, personal moments that we cannot turn away from. The Syrian refugee crisis is, tragically, not a new situation. But seeing the heart-wrenching photo of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi washed ashore after drowning in an attempt to seek asylum will incite action.
Whether or not it's fair, human beings care more about those they know and are familiar with than nameless, faceless statistics. Take the brutal killing of Cecil the Lion - would celebrities have tweeted, Senators have introduced legislation and protesters assembled if a different, unnamed, lion been slaughtered? The answer is no. This aspect of human behavior ties to how we give: we need to feel empathy in order to be inspired to act. To feel empathy, we need to be provided with a relatable story.
"Storytelling" has become a marketing buzz word for good reason. We need to feel strong emotion and loyalty to give, and that starts with an individual story. It is 11-year-old Grace walking 20 miles a day to fetch water. It is a woman in Pakistan fighting for the rights of brick makers. It is Cecil the Lion. It is Aylan.
Every new technology promises to change the world, tying it directly to the spirit of philanthropy. Technology gives individuals the power to share stories and seek empathy at a mass scale, and creates tools for action related to those stories. Connectivity can also create an environment of accountability and "peer pressure" for social good. We're not only more accountable to each other, but also hold our leaders more accountable, as we've seen in latest election cycle and news about police violence. Debates are won and lost in the New Court of Public Opinion, driven by technology.
New technology also brings real help to people in need. Peer-to-peer fundraising revenue has more than doubled during the past five years, and millennials are engaging widely with causes on social media. The concept isn't new - supporters raise money by asking their community to donate. It is the platforms that are revolutionary: apps like Venmo, SnapCash and ApplePay have the potential to transform giving to be faster and more direct than ever.
September is a month of action for those of us working in the social good space, with key events like UNGA, CGI and Social Good Summit connecting governments, tech companies, activists, donors, corporations and media together in New York City.
The many handshakes, panel discussions and dinners that will happen this month will have far less impact if we don't harness the power of human empathy, embrace new technologies and create stories that inspire action. Philanthropy, which translates to "for the love of humanity", has truly always been about connection, and now that people can connect more than ever before, the sky is the limit.
This article was originally published on the UN Foundation's Global Connections blog Sept 14, 2015.
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Right, so I'm over here geeking out about the faculty they've posted over at WriteOnCon (you'll have to scroll down to get the full list of faculty as they've had two announcements). One of the people they've announced (note how I'm not using names, that might be rude) is an editor at a publishing house I've thought my query bait would fit. Speaking of query bait, I've actually stopped querying with it, and now I'm going to talk about my process, because I like to share too much.
When I first wrote my query bait, almost two years ago now, I didn't really know what I was doing—well, I don't really claim to know what I'm doing now, but I've done some research so I'm less clueless. When I grew up, fantasy novels tended to start with these lugubrious beginnings that told a story that took until page 30 or 40 for the plot to kick in. Seriously, the style for fantasy in the sixties and seventies, is pretty slow, and when I was a kid (in the eighties), I only read the books my mom had or that I picked up for a quarter at the used bookstore. We didn't even have a new bookstore in town (not even my town, mind you, it was the nearby "big" town) until I was in fifth grade (that store is still doing well, actually). So when I wrote my book, despite having read a ton of other more recent fiction, I wrote my book like those beloved classics from my youth.
Needless to say, that manuscript hasn't exactly been burning up the request hotlines. Add to it the fact that most of the agents I queried early on got to see my biggest mistakes, you know, waking up from a dream, POV merry-go-round, nothing but description. In short, I burned a lot of chances with an unfortunate manuscript. The story is awesome sauce on toast; the execution? Not so much. I wrote two sequels for that story, and I even had a third planned.
Still, it's a lot of work to be that stupid, and even I woke up to the fact that sending out my manuscript with the equivalent of post it notes that said "Please read it, it gets good after about the first fifty page; even my mean sister likes it" probably wasn't working. Yeah, did I mention marketing is my other weak point?
I started to see that what I needed to do was to try another story. I had most of one, but I hadn't really fleshed it out, it hadn't been the lightning strike of previous ideas, where one minute no novel existed in my brain, and the next minute: ding, one novel, ready to order. But, I didn't really think much would come of it. It was my practice novel. So I thought, "What the hell, write the novel you want." And I did. I gave it my snarky voice, my "I didn't fit in as a teenager." I put my main characters up against kidnapping trolls and my hero got to save the day with a big damn sword of DOOM. Okay, well, it's more like a rapier of doom, but my point is, it was fun. And actually, kind of decent. That really shocked me, actually. I didn't think anyone but me would even want to read something like that, but again, the dumb, it blinds me sometimes. My betas reported such things as laughing out loud. How could that be? It was my crappy practice novel.
And then I realized the important part of my practice piece: I gave it my voice, my sarcastic, obnoxious, take no bull, snarky voice.
It was a definite flash bang sort of moment, because most of my fiction writing up to that point didn't have my voice. I'd written an awesome story like I was going to submit it to an academic journal. "Just the facts, ma'am." And I'd written a whole series of them. Silly me.
So even though there's someone I'm dying to show it to, I've pulled my query bait in favor of better writing. But I'm not going unarmed, I'm bringing my practice piece, the novel that got an E on its O.W.L. (I feel under qualified to give it an Outstanding since it really only Exceeds Expectations as far as I can tell).
And still a full week before the con.
That is the paradox, isn't? Whenever I feel like I've put too much pressure on myself, I just say this book is for me. I'll put whatever I damn well want into it, and to hell with publishing. Usually, these books turn out to be the best, because like you said, it's all me. I don't censure myself. My voice comes out.
Now I am trying to reach that level every time I write a book. Sometimes I lose perspective, but most of the time it works.
And you've learned a lot from your first book. It feels like failure, but it's really learning. Each book you write you learn something new and you also make new and exciting mistakes. So don't feel too bad.
Also, this is a concept I've been meaning to blog about, but just because you're retired your query bait, doesn't mean you can recycle the idea one day and write a book using the same premise.
Hey, I gave you an award on my blog.
Jenny: Thanks, that's sweet of you.
It isn't doing stuff to be like others (which is totally what I was trying with former query bait), but being like yourself that's important. How ridiculous and afterschool special.
And I think every manuscript teaches us something (even if we didn't want to learn it).
I remember writing my first novel (a Western romance with bull riding and a professional singer who gets kidnapped and held ransom...yeah, it was completely awful!), and I actually got a full request on it. I thought, "Why bother to write another? This one will be huge!" It got a form rejection, I was crushed, and I didn't write for a while. Then I wrote more adult romance, moved on to children's, did the requisite vampire novel set, and found that I completely love contemporary YA. I keep querying, and it's changed from "No thanks" to "No thanks, but this has some good points" to "No thanks as is, but could you change A,B,and C and send it back because I love so much about it." Yay for better and better rejections!! You'll get there...and if your writing voice is anything like your blog voice, it's hilarious and excellent!
I really enjoyed this. It's a good job we don't know how much we don't know when we start or we'd never write anything!
For the record? Kidnapping trolls and swords, (or rapiers,) of doom? Pretty cool in my book!
Haha! I love your "academic journal" story! I'm glad you decided to go with a story that really showcases your voice, because you have a GREAT writing voice!


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Q: Retrieve push notification after coming back to online status. Firebase/Onesignal I am using Firebase with OneSignal within an hybrid application (Android + JS with cordova app). In some cases the user may become offline and online while he is still using the application.
Note that you can't retrieve a push notification if you don't have connectivity.
So my question is, is it possible to retrieve a push notification if the another user sends a push notification while the first user is offline, and later on this first user retrieves the connectivity (As a delayed push notification)?
Thanks!

A: Internally, OneSignal uses Firebase Messaging Service, so the constraints should be looked for there.
Firebase has 2 types of pushes: notification messages and data messages. That matters if you want to show a notification straight when a push comes, or you'd like to do some additional processing beforehand.
Then, you can configure Firebase to store and resend every message up to 28 days. Of course, losing a network connection for some time does not prevent a message to arrive.
There is another limitation though: up to 100 messages can be stored per client. So, if there are more than a hundred, it's better to re-request the diff.
And then, when the device finally comes back to the network, you should decide if you'd like the notification to come immediately even if the app is already minimized or the device is sleeping. Here is a part about push priorities.
Finally, to be able to work with Firebase on this lower level, you may need to configure OneSignal accordingly. Here is an instruction telling how to work with the background notifications, if you need them.

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Sony: Why care about rootkits?
A senior SonyBMG executive has hit back at the criticism surrounding the company's use of a digital rights management (DRM) technology on a music CD.
Thomas Hesse, the president of SonyBMG's global digital business division, said in a radio interview last week that its use of rootkits is not an issue to the everyday user."Most people don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care about it?" he said in the interview with radio company NPR.
The copy-restriction software is hidden so that music pirates cannot find and remove it, according to Hesse. "This is purely about restricting the ability to burn MP3 files in an unprotected manner," he said.
Although Sony does not appear to understand why people are concerned about the use of rootkits, the EMI Group has tried to distance itself from the controversy by stating that it does not use rootkits on its own products.


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Rocksteady Stadium 2-Pack review: You could fill an arena with these portable Bluetooth speakers
They sound great, but "AI-powered" audio smells like hype to us.
By Christopher Null
TechHive Jan 20, 2021 3:00 am PST
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Excellent sound quality
You can synchronize an unlimited number of like speakers (within Bluetooth range)
Compact and versatile, with easy onboard controls
Not particularly weatherproof
Syncing speakers can be a little tricky
The leather carry handle is nice, but it's a $15 option
With solid audio and a sophisticated synchronization mode, the Rocksteady Stadium Bluetooth speaker system is a contender.
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Rocksteady Audio aims for the higher-end of the inexpensive Bluetooth speaker market with its new Stadium line. This speaker doesn't compete with high-fidelity multi-room audio systems such as the Sonos Move or the Bluesound Pulse Mini 2i, but it mostly hits its mark.
The all-black mini towers are deceptively demure, each measuring 6 inches tall with a 4.25-inch square base. Designed with Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, each 30-watt speaker contains two drivers: a 28mm tweeter that gets 10 watts of power, and a 70mm mid/bass driven by 20 watts of amplification. These active drivers are augmented by a pair of 72mm passive bass radiators. The specified frequency response is 60Hz to 20kHz (no tolerance given).
The bigger story, Rocksteady says, is that the Stadium is "powered by Bambu Tech's AWSM, an AI-powered audio authoring platform," a platform said to be so amazing you'll be able to "hear your favorite music again as if for the first time."
[ Further reading: The best Bluetooth speakers ]
I wouldn't go that far, but the Rocksteady Stadium speakers were indeed loud, clear, and clean in my testing, with plenty of bass and some juicy mids and trebles. While the clarity of sound was excellent, I found the speakers more attuned to pumping out bigger, busier party-style jams than delicate, classical piano. By bumping up the volume, I found that just about everything sounded great.
One of the big selling points with the Stadium is that an unlimited number of units can be paired to play in unison—in a process similar to Anker's Soundcore Flare—so one speaker serves as the "host," relaying audio to as many other Stadium speakers as you'd like to deploy within Bluetooth range (about 100 feet).
An unlimited number of Rocksteady Stadium speakers can operate in sync, with each producing either the left or right channel of stereo content.
To that end, the Stadium is sold as a single unit, in pairs, or in a bundle of four. I tested the system with two Stadiums and found the experience to be impressive—in part because each speaker has a switch that allows you to use it to play the right channel only, the left channel only, or both together. You can make this decision for each speaker in your collection independently, so you can mix and match however you see fit.
MSRP: $399
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Pairing the host speaker to a source via Bluetooth is a simple process, but the Stadium Mode feature was a little finicky in my testing, and it took me a few tries at power cycling the satellite speaker to get things synced up. Once I had them connected, the system never stuttered—though note that volume is controlled on each speaker independently, which might be a bonus feature for some and a mild nuisance for others if you're using the speakers in a single area or outdoors. If you want to control volume globally, you'll need to do so from the source.
Each Stadium has a collection of mercifully intuitive touch-sensitive controls on top within easy reach, letting you control volume as well as pause, play, and forward/rewind tracks. These controls are easy to work with, and the power button located on the rear of the speaker ensures you won't accidentally shut the speaker down. Note also that track controls only work on the host speaker and are disabled on any satellites.
You can take the Rocksteady Stadium outdoors, but we wouldn't recommend them for poolside duty.
A covered panel on the back of the speaker includes a USB-C connection used for charging (cables and an A/C adapter are included) and a 3.5mm Aux port. The 5000mAh battery inside each unit boasts a 16-hour running time, and there's a quick-charge mode that can juice the battery to 75 percent capacity in just an hour. (I did not intensively test running time, but in hours of testing I never got the system below 50-percent capacity according to the quartet of LED indicators on the device.)
At $130 each or $250 for a pair, Rocksteady Stadium speakers are decidedly not cheap, considering that big-name-brand speakers in the 30-watt range can be readily found for less than $100. Also note that while the speakers are advertised as being "outdoor speakers," they do not have any significant weatherproofing features, so if you want something you can use poolside these may not be the best fit. That said, the multi-speaker synchronization feature and some solid quality may make them worth the investment.
But I'd suggest giving them a listen first to ensure they're to your liking before you shell out for multiple units.


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Top Alternatives To Zoom Video Conferencing If Security Issues Have You Concerned
by Paul Lilly — Thursday, April 02, 2020, 02:00 PM EDT
These are indeed strange times we live in. As the Coronavirus pandemic runs its course, more people are being sent home to work, and the sudden surge in telecommuting has resulted in a rise in the number of people turning to Zoom, a popular video conferencing application. It's not the only game in town, though, in case you want to use something different.
That's not to say Zoom won't get the job done. It will, which is why it is so popular in the first place. However, there has also been some cause for concern in recent weeks. Zoom recently caught some heat over its data collection policies when it came to light that it was sharing private data with Facebook without permission.
Zoom subsequently apologized for its data collection activities and changed its policies, and not long after, security researchers sounded the alarm on a security flaw that could potentially expose a user's Windows login credentials. Zoom has also been an increasingly popular target for hackers, since so many people are now using it.
Whether any of that concerns you or you simply want some alternative options, we're here to help.
Google Hangouts is a popular alternative to Zoom. It's easy to use, enjoys good support (it works in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on PC and Mac, supports Linux, and works with Android and iOS), and allow you to face chat with up to 10 people at the same time.
Voice conversations open the field of participants to 150 people, which can come in handy with large groups. Overall, Google Hangouts is light on advanced features, but you can text message others and share screens.
Cisco Webex is another option, and one that has been around for decades (dating back to before it was acquired by Cisco). The free version supports up to 100 participants in each meeting with no limits on long the meetings can last, it supports high definition video, and offers more features than Google Hangouts.
Businesses with bigger needs can check out the paid options, which start at $13.50 per person. The paid tiers add things like cloud storage, recording transcriptions, and other advanced features.
Sing it with us now, "Here's the story, of a lovely lady, who was bringing up three very lovely girls..." Okay, we'll stop there. That is the beginning of the theme song from the Brady Bunch, and what made us break into song is because Jitsi Meet announced a Brady Bunch layout to its video conferencing software back in 2018.
Jitsi Meet is free, it's fully encrypted, and it's open source, if you care about that sort of thing. It also supports up to 75 participants and has a nifty feature (in beta) that allows you to blur the background.
Skype is a stalwart in the communication space, and while text messaging and phone calls take center stage, it also supports video conferencing. If you direct your attention to the top of your contacts list, you'll see a Meet Now button. This is for video calls.
The group video chat feature supports up to 50 people. It ls also boasts group screen sharing so you can present PowerPoint slides, video recordings, and so forth.
Other Video Conferencing Alternatives To Zoom
The web is a big place and there are far too many video conferencing options for us to succinctly highlight here. However, we can at least list some of the other options, including...
Apple FaceTime
Highfive
RemoteHQ
Do you have a recommendation that is not listed here? Feel free to share it in the comments section below, and tell us why you like it!
Tags: Skype, zoom, Hangouts, webex, covid-19, video-conferencing


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home Entertainment Soap Star On 'Days Of Our Lives' And 'Santa Barbara' Jed Allan Dies Aged 84
Soap Star On 'Days Of Our Lives' And 'Santa Barbara' Jed Allan Dies Aged 84
Published Mon Mar 11 2019 By Tess
Soap Star On 'Days Of Our Lives' And 'Santa Barbara' Jed Allan dies aged 84 on Saturday.
Soap opera star Jed Allan died in Palm Desert, California on Saturday aged 84 years old.
The actor's son Rick Brown took to Facebook fan page group dedicated to Allan and the Daily Mail to share the unfortunate loss with the world.
Posting on the group called "The Official Jed Allan Fan Page" Brown broke the sad news of his father's peaceful death.
"So sorry to post the very sad news of my father's passing tonight. He died peacefully and was surrounded by his family and loved so much by us and so many others. Thank you for all who are part of this wonderful tribute to my dad on Facebook."
Allan was known for his starring roles as C.C. Capwell on Santa Barbara, Don Craig on Days of Our Lives, as well as for playing Steve Sanders' dad, Rush Sanders, on Beverly Hills, 90210.
Aside from soaps, Allan played Forest Ranger Scott Turner on Lassie for three years, the main human companion for the collie.
Read more: Luke Perry Remembers Bidding Farewell To 'Beverly Hills, 90210'
Additionally, he also appeared as the host of Celebrity Bowling in the 1970s and hosted a game show pilot, Temptation, in 1981. He also appeared in numerous TV movies.
Don't miss: Riverdale Pays Tribute To Luke Perry in First Episode Since Actor's Death
The sad news of Jed's demise comes 5 days after the death of another "90210" actor, Luke Perry, who suddenly died on March 4 at the age of 52 due to serious stroke.
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Jed Allan


Arrival & Departure Times: Rentals are for a maximum of four weeks and commence at 3.00pm (Unless otherwise stated in the web listing for your chosen property) on the first day of the rental and end at 10.00am on the day of departure unless otherwise notified. This period is hereafter referred to as the "Holiday" The period booked will be stated on the reservation confirmation provided to the Guest when they book and cannot be exceeded unless Carbis Bay Holidays give approval. The Guest will be liable for any cost, of whatever nature, incurred because of an unauthorised extension.
Deposit: When a reservation is made via the Carbis Bay Holidays website (the "Website"), the Guest has 3 days from the time of reserving, in which to make a payment to secure the Holiday. Last Minute holidays which commence in the next 6 weeks have 24 hours from the time of reserving. Once payment is received this then becomes a "Booking". If a Booking is made six weeks or more before the Holiday is due to start, a deposit of one-third of the rent is payable plus booking fee. If a Booking is made less than six weeks before the start of the Holiday, the full rent plus any additional charges must be paid at the time of booking. Should the Agents not accept or reject a booking request, the rent and any additional charges paid by the Guest will be refunded immediately.
Final Payment: Unless otherwise agreed by the Agent in writing, the price for the Holiday shall be the rent for the property as set out on the Website at the time of the booking and detailed within confirmation emails / letters. Subject to a cancellation, as soon as the booking is confirmed by the Agents, the Guest is liable for payment of the balance of the rent. The rent is payable to Carbis Bay Holidays six weeks before the start of the Holiday (the "Due Date") and non-payment by the Due Date may be treated as a cancellation. The Due Date will be set out on your Reservation Confirmation, Balance Payment reminder emails will be sent 14 days, 7 days and on the day the payment is due. If payment is not received by the Due Date, then the Guest will lose their booking and the deposit will be forfeit.
Method of Payment: Payments may be made by debit or credit card, cheque or electronic bank transfer. Cheques should be made payable to "Carbis Bay Holidays Client Account". Post-dated cheques are not acceptable. There are no fees for paying by Debit or Credit card. Any charges raised against the Agents by their bank for currency exchange or handling dishonoured cheques or any other payments will be passed on to the Guest, by way of a deduction from the security deposit.
Booking Fee: A non-refundable booking fee of £25 is payable on all bookings at the time of Deposit Payment or Full Balance payment for 'last minute' bookings.
Overseas Bookings: Overseas Guests may pay in Sterling by cheque drawn from a UK bank, or by international electronic transfer. Our SWIFT and IBAN numbers will be provided on request. Any charges for payments from overseas will be passed on to the Guest via a deduction from the security deposit. To help you save money, we have teamed up with Transferwise.com who offer considerably lower currency exchange and transfer fees compared to 'high street banks'. Details for this service are available on request.
VAT: All prices quoted include VAT where applicable i.e. Owners of properties which are shown on the Carbis Bay Holidays Website are not registered for VAT, in which case no tax is payable. Where VAT is payable, the tax is included in the weekly rent which is subject to change by Government Legislation.
Security Deposit: A security deposit is due for payment with the Final Payment towards the Holiday. In most instances, this is £100.00, however, a larger deposit may be required, depending on the property selected. The whole amount of the Security Deposit, or the balance after any deduction will be refunded to you within 14 days following the end of the Holiday. The Owner shall be entitled to deduct from the Security Deposit the cost of remedying any breach of Guest's Obligations. Please note that damages and losses are not limited to the security deposit and any costs in excess of this amount will be invoiced and payable in full without delay.
Return of Security Deposit: The security deposit will be returned within 14 days of the end of the holiday. In most cases by the same method your last payment was made by. Should your most recent payment not cover the amount, or the payment method no longer be in use the previous payment method will be used. No charges are made for returning the deposit to a credit card. In certain circumstances it may not be possible for us to pay you back by credit / debit card. In these instances, the security deposit will be refunded by cheque made payable to and posted to the lead addressee on the booking or bank transfer.
Condition of Property: Please ensure that you follow the instructions in the welcome manual of the property on your departure. A Housekeeper report is provided to Carbis Bay Holidays when you have left and any losses, damage or any cleaning necessary over and above normal servicing, will be deducted from your security deposit. By sending the reservation form, you authorise us to deduct payment for these from your security deposit.
Linen: Bed linen is changed between Holidays and a change of linen is provided weekly during multi week Holidays. There is no additional cost for linen or the weekly linen change service. Please note that a weekly clean is not provided as part of this service. All beds will be made up on arrival. A set of towels per person (not beach towels unless indicated on the property listing) is included in all properties.
Parking: Most of our properties have at least 1 parking space provided at no cost, details for the arrangements are provided on the property listing.
Additional Parking: Some properties offer additional parking for a fee, please check the property listing for details or contact the office.
Changing a Booking: Once the dates of a booking have been accepted by the Agent and payment made, the booking can only be changed to another property by treating the original booking as a cancellation. The dates of the Holiday may be changed at the owner's discretion, providing the same property is available for the new dates, the owner reserves the right to charge the same price for the new dates as that charged for the original booking. Please note a Transfer Administration fee will apply.
Cancellation: A booking can only be cancelled prior to the start of the Holiday. A Guest who wishes to cancel the Holiday must notify The Agent in writing (an email is acceptable) within seven days of them becoming aware that they cannot take up the Holiday, ("Cancellation Notice"). If a Cancellation Notice is received six weeks or more before the Holiday is due to start, the balance payment will be cancelled. If cancellation is made less than six weeks before the start of the holiday, the balance is payable in full. There is an administration change of £50.00 for cancellations. In the event of a cancellation, The Agent will use their best endeavours to secure another booking in the same property for the same period. If this is achieved, the applicable monies paid for the replacement booking (s), less the Booking Fee and £50.00 Cancellation charge, will be refunded. Should the property be made unavailable for any of the period covering your cancellation, a refund will be made based on the pricing model used for your booking i.e. short break or pro rata, if made unavailable i.e Owner Booked during a discounted period the applicable discount will be made to the refund. If due to any occurrence beyond the control of the owner or his agent, the accommodation is unavailable as booked e.g. fire, flood etc, all monies paid will be refunded in full but there will be no further liability towards the hirer.
Eligibility: We do not accept bookings from groups of single people under the age of 25 and all male or all female parties of more than three people. Individual properties may have other restrictions, please see the appropriate property page on our website.
Complaints: All complaints must be notified to the Agent as soon as reasonably practicable, as the Agent may be required to carry out an on-the-spot investigation and if necessary, request the Owner to take remedial action. Should you have a complaint, you must allow the Agent or the Owners the opportunity to put matters right during the Holiday. Guests have a legal obligation to mitigate their loss. If the Agent is denied the opportunity of investigating the complaint within a reasonable time or denied the opportunity to put matters right during the Holiday, then the guest will waive all rights.
Pets: Pets are welcome at specific properties as detailed on the website with the prior consent of Carbis Bay Holidays and the Owners. They must be kept under control, exercised off the premises and not allowed on furniture or in the bedrooms. Under no circumstances should a pet be left unaccompanied within the property as this can result in considerable damage and cause distress to the pet. There is a charge of £35 per pet for up to 1 weeks stay, plus £35 per pet per additional week. If additional cleaning is required, then this will be chargeable and deducted from Guest's security deposit. Unless outlined on the Website property page, Pets are not permitted in any properties marketed by the Agents or Owners where we state "Regret no pets". Unfortunately, we are not able to guarantee that pets have not previously been kept in any Property.
Free Broadband / WIFI: All properties providing an internet connection do so as a free service. No guarantee can be made that the service will be compatible with your device. No technical support for the connection is available. Due to the number of parties involved in providing the service we cannot guarantee functionality of the connection although will where possible advise guests of any known problems prior to the stay. Should the broadband connection not be functioning for any reason please let us know so we can try and resolve the fault, no liability is taken by either the Owner or Carbis Bay Holidays.
SKY TV: We are pleased to be able to provide properties with Sky TV, please check the individual properties description for the Sky package provided. Please note that Carbis Bay Holidays are unable to provide the PIN to the Sky box. Therefore, there may be viewing restrictions applied during the day as per Ofcom regulations e.g. Watershed limitations. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Website Descriptions: The Agents reserve the right to amend prices quoted, due to errors or omissions. While every endeavour is made to portray a true representation of the website properties, no guarantee can be given to the accuracy of the photographs or descriptions.
Personal property: Any personal effects left by guests can be forwarded to their home address at a cost of £5.00 plus postage (Subject to VAT). Unclaimed articles will be disposed of after 28 days.
The Guest's Obligations: The Guest has the right to occupy the property for a Holiday only (within the meaning of schedule 1, Paragraph 9 of the Housing Act 1988.) The Guests agree: (a) That in no circumstances should overnight accommodation be provided for guests other than those outlined on the Reservation Form unless Carbis Bay Holidays are notified in advance. (b) To undertake to pay for any losses or damage to the property caused (reasonable wear and tear excepted). (c) To take good care of the property and leave it in a clean and tidy condition at the end of the tenancy. (d) To permit the Owners and Agents reasonable access to the property. (e) That a cot may only be occupied by a child aged 36 months or less. Carbis Bay Holidays are not responsible for the maintenance of cots. (f) Not to cause an annoyance or become a nuisance to occupants of adjoining premises. (g) It is illegal to smoke in properties including vaping. In the event of breach of these terms and conditions, the Guests may be required to leave the property during the period of the booking.
Liability: The Agents do not accept liability for any act, neglect or default on the part of the Owners or any other person not within their employ, nor for any accident, damage, loss, injury, expense or inconvenience whether to person or property, which the Guests or anyone connected with the Holiday may incur. We reserve the right to provide alternative accommodations or cancel owing to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. If for any reason beyond the Owners control, the property is not available on the date booked (owing to fire damage for example) or the property is unsuitable for a Holiday, all Holiday payments and additional charges paid in advance by the Guests will be refunded in full, but the Guests shall have no further claim against the Owners or Agents. The Agents nor Owners are not and shall not be held responsible for any maintenance / building works taking place outside of the rental property.
Disclaimer: All properties are used at your own risk. At properties where there is a balcony or elevated terrace, this is used at your own risk. Parents should ensure that their children are supervised in such areas at all times.
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What are the safety standards for toys?
China's toy safety standard is GB6675 - 2003, the American standard is called ASTM F963, and the European standard is EN - 71. Among them, EN - 71 is the most frequently mentioned, including 11 parts, the most basic of which is the first 3 parts.
The first part: physical and mechanical tests. Is to protect children from physical harm. The physical damage detection of production materials used in toys, toys, packaging materials, toys, toy parts edge and cutting-edge accessories, toys and toy size assembly and the use of brochures and other aspects of detection.
The second part: Flammability test. The purpose is to protect children from fire. Especially for children's clothing, masks, paper supplies, plush toys and so on. Not only are these flammable toys, all toys, the European Union will conduct flammability tests. Should pass the quantitative numerical test in the laboratory. All incoming samples shall comply with this requirement.
The third part: the content test of harmful elements, including lead (Pb), barium (Ba), antimony (Sb), arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), mercury (Hg), selenium (Se) and other 8 kinds of harmful elements. In 2012, it could increase to 19. The idea is to protect children from harmful (heavy metal) elements. The child's bodily functions are not yet fully developed, and harmful (heavy metals) elements can be very harmful to him or her. This part of the test is the most important, but also the most difficult to ignore because consumers can not distinguish between the naked eye.


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Cannibalism, murder and other «Tales from the cave»: what were our ancestors
© Elizabeth Elizabeth Seminarstrasse Sainoi © Elizabeth Shchepina
At the fair of intellectual literature non/fiction was held presentation of the book by anthropologist Stanislav Drobyshevsky «Tales from the grotto. Fifty stories from the life of ancient people». True detective on a scientific basis, this work tells of the exploits, the mishaps and adventures of our ancestors. The RIA Novosti correspondent talked to the author about what can tell us about modern human stone tools and skulls of the forefathers.
«Tales from the cave» come from motivators about the ancient people that the anthropologist and popularizer of science Stanislav Drobyshevsky has published on his page in «Vkontakte». Perhaps, therefore, a massive 450-page work so easy to read. Stories that hundreds of thousands, if not millions of years, served as a thrilling detective story with real evidence in the form of bone fragments or items found during the excavations.
The author says that to write a book it prompted mistakes that often make those who talked about the stone age. Most simply do not know the facts known to science since the XIX century, explains the Drobyshevsky.
«The most offensive stereotype that ancient people had some stupid, hairy, stocky, bandy-legged dudes, always in a mottled skin over his shoulder, in a diaper, with a cudgel in his hand and a bone in her nose and in her hair. This stubborn way in everything from cartoons to books.
We know that in fact they had and woven garments and knitted, and made of skins, and sewn — Neanderthal days it was,» says the anthropologist.
«In principle, the technology they were quite advanced. Pithecanthropus even crossed the Straits of the sea. So, a million years ago people could do swimming facilities. Not that they were stupid,» — said the expert.
«One of my favorite stories is about a fragment of bone, one side of which is painted salmon, on the other — skeletons of salmon. It's such a primitive philosophy: thoughts on the nature of life. Or the story of the ancient traveler — in the Czech Republic found a fragment of the femur, and its analysis showed that people in the course of life ate sea food. And found a bone in the center of Europe, to the North there was nowhere to go because of the glacier. It turns out, the traveler went through the then Oecumene — from sea to glacier. About it could be a whole series», says the scientist.
These stories demonstrate that ancient people were brave and adventurous and not faint. Some didn't even need guns to hunt dangerous predators.
«Ethnography shows that lion some Maasai were killed with spears without a problem, and just sticks. Many people think that the man was defenseless — he is out of the cave to keep a low profile, how someone will eat. In fact, in the wild more dangerous than a man no one. Normal lions from scratching him with frightening speed, because I know it will be bad», — said the Drobyshevsky.
«They were reasonable and cautious. Know that it is not necessary to walk under the trees where you can sit leopards, or to go into the bushes where the lions. For those who lived in these conditions since birth, the probability to fall into the claws of a wild beast is no more than modern man under the car.
Rather, the lion fell into the hands of the hunter. Since ancient times, primates were smarter than all the others animals. Rationality — our feature that allows you to survive. The man seems slow and puny, all sort of sloppy and unfinished, but he's smart. And when guns appeared, he became the king of nature,» says the anthropologist.
It was most difficult to live in the wild and remain human beings. The primitive cruelty of our ancestors paradoxically combined with kindness and care for family members.
«Sometimes were born twins and they killed them, because you can not that. Or a child was born on Thursday, and therefore he should be killed. Or many girls in the group was considered to be useless — from the «extra» to deliver. On the other hand, there were tribes where they survived everything, including half-witted children with horrible illnesses and injuries, without arms and legs. In my book there is a story, which almost two million years: in Georgia, found absolutely toothless skull of the grandmother.
She was 80 years old and without teeth people did not survive. So, the grandmother fed for many years, she can not chew could they even fire was not yet, and cook could not, eat them raw. Decades took care of her. Perhaps this is the ancient precedent of kindness» — says Stanislav Drobyshevsky.
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Of course, the book has enough stories to indicate that the mores of ancient people was far from what today would be called humane. So, one episode is dedicated to «older 30 year old woman», which after the death of her family ate. Cannibalism was quite common, but had different goals, explains the author.
«Quite ancient, in the time of the Australopithecines, cannibalism helped to get rid of competitors. «Gopnik» from one group of chimpanzees was on the territory of its neighbors and purposefully tracked the lonely individuals were killed and eaten. Later it often happened from hunger — if, for example, crop failure or the Buffalo came. Very intelligent people, there was ritual cannibalism: to adopt all the good qualities of the deceased. Was his grandfather — a smart, experienced, brave. We need these quality to — here it and ate».
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There is another stereotype that will leave readers of «Tales from the cave»: «it is Generally believed that stone age man is and the man, wrapped in skins, who rummaged through the snow and chasing mammoths».
«In fact, the majority of the population lived in Africa, the middle East, India, Indonesia, where it is warm and a lot of resources. It is as if we modern humanity described on the Chukchi and Eskimos — all prey on fish, whales, walk in furs and build igloos out of snow,» says the anthropologist.
«Then Europe was pre-ice age area, he continues. — Full plate, hanging out there, little groups of the most tortured people, and all the normal guys lived in the warmth».
The book includes 50 stories, but actually much more. «In the book, I wanted to show that the ancients were not like each other. People in those days were in some sense more personal than the modern, because we are brought up on books, school unifies all, TV, fashion and so on. And these comrades was freedom in the full sense,» concludes the scientist.


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New turbo engine with 48 V tech for Mercedes E-Class Coupe and Convertible
Cristi Stefan, October 26, 2017
Home Auto news New turbo engine with 48 V tech for Mercedes E-Class Coupe and Convertible
Mercedes launches new 2.0-liter turbo engine with 48 V technology on the two-door versions of the E-Class, the Coupé and Cabriolet. The block has hybrid traits.
The new version is called E 350 and is good for 299 hp and 400 Nm. You cannot easily replace a solid six-cylinder engine, but Mercedes will get the power, thanks to a Twinscroll turbo, of a four-cylinder engine with drugs0-capacity. Specifically, it uses what Mercedes-Benz calls an EQ-Boost starter and generator. The ingenious starter motor is powered by a belt thanks to an electrical system of 48 instead of 12 volts. The result is a car that has some hybrid features. The electrical system supports the M264 bumped combustion engine and temporarily disables it under other conditions.
The result of all these clever ideas is that the E 350 Coupe uses only 6.7 liter per 100 kilometer according to the NEDC cycle. This is more economical than the much less powerful E 200 Coupé, for which 7.0 liters per 100 km is noted. The convertible version of the E 350 is less efficient at 6.8 liters per 100 km. Quick is another trick: from 0 to 100 in 5.9 seconds the top speed is limited to 250 km / h. Pioneering technologies such as the EQ-Boost starter-Generator, 48 volt on-board electrical system and a particulate filter for petrol engines contribute to enhanced environmental compatibility.
In addition to the new engine, which will undoubtedly quickly find its way to other models, Mercedes also makes some minor changes to the range of the still very new E-Class Coupé and Convertible. There are some new colors and options, there is a new option for the interior decorative frames and adds the brand by offering more options and accessories a lot of personalization options.
High performance with the characteristics of a hybrid
The engine's special features include twin-scroll turbochargers, belt-driven 48 V starter-alternator (EQ Boost) and electric 48 V water pump. In conjunction with the modern on-board 48 V technology, the starter-alternator enables outstanding efficiency by making hybrid functions available. In practical terms these are seen in such features as
easy start, in which the engine starts and accelerates almost imperceptibly,
boost – this function can support the combustion engine in the engine speed range up to 2500 rpm with additional output of up to 10 kW and 150 Nm of torque from the electric motor,
recuperation of up to 12 kW when braking,
operation within favourable engine characteristics,
gliding with automatic engine switch-off when the driving conditions permit this.
Further new additions to the E-Class Coupé and Cabriolet range include the model E 220 d 4MATIC (fuel consumption (combined) for Coupé [figures for Cabriolet in square brackets]: 4.8 l/100 km [5.1 l/100 km]; combined CO2 emissions: 126 g/km [133 g/km]), plus the E 200 4MATIC (fuel consumption (combined) for Coupé [figures for Cabriolet in square brackets]: 7.0 l/100 km [7.3 l/100 km]; combined CO2 emissions: 158 g/km [164 g/km]).
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Lights, camera, action! The Region of Durham to host film and television career fair
Whitby, Ontario – The Durham Region Film Commission (Film Durham) will be hosting a career fair for students and adults looking for exciting careers in the film and television industry. With new film studios opening across Canada and the Greater Toronto Area, film and television production is rising at an extraordinary rate, providing high-quality job opportunities in Durham Region and beyond.
What: Attendees will have the opportunity to meet industry professionals; visit interactive displays; experience a behind-the-scenes look at the film and television industry; and learn about careers including:
Cinematography and Camera
Grip Department
Actor or Performer
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When: November 10, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Durham College – Ontario Tech University Campus, Recreation and Wellness Centre, 21 Avenue of Champions, Oshawa, Ontario.
Why: Durham Region plays an important role in Ontario's multi-billion dollar film, television and digital media industry due to its proximity to Toronto's production studios, film industry workforce, supporting businesses and unique blend of film locations.
Notes: To register for the Film and Television Industry Career Fair, visit FilmAndTVCareerFair.Eventbrite.ca.
For more information about Durham Region's vibrant film and television industry, visit InvestDurham.ca/Film.
Durham Region is home to:
The Durham Region International Film Festival (DRIFF)—an event showcasing inspiring films and filmmakers from Canada and across the globe.
The DRIFF Shifting the Narrative: Emerging Filmmaker Incubator—an initiative that provides monetary and in-kind support to young filmmakers to foster, build and promote a vibrant, inclusive film culture in Durham Region.
Countless film and television production sites, including a dedicated film studio, Canada's largest filming backlot, and one of Canada's top-10 filming locations.
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