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use game::*;
use game::data::*;
use behaviour::LeafResolution;
use direction::Direction;
use coord::Coord;

const X_RANGE: isize = 2;
const Y_RANGE: isize = 3;

pub fn car_chace<K: KnowledgeRenderer>() -> BehaviourLeaf<K> {
    BehaviourLeaf::new(move |input| {

        let position = input.entity.position().unwrap();
        let knowledge = input.entity.simple_npc_knowledge_borrow().unwrap();
        let level_knowledge = knowledge.level(input.level_id);
        let speed = input.entity.current_speed().unwrap();
        let max_speed = input.entity.max_speed().unwrap();

        let target = if let Some(t) = level_knowledge.any_target() {
            t
        } else {
            // if you can't see a target, do nothing
            return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::ChangeSpeed(input.entity.id(), ChangeSpeed::Decelerate)))
        };

        let next_coord = position + Coord::new(1, 0);
        if level_knowledge.get_with_default(next_coord).solid() {
            if position.y > target.y + Y_RANGE {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Up)))
            } else {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Down)))
            }
        }

        if position.x > target.x + X_RANGE {
            // we are in front of the target

            if speed > 1 {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::ChangeSpeed(input.entity.id(), ChangeSpeed::Decelerate)))
            }

            if position.y > target.y + Y_RANGE {
                if speed == 0 {
                    return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::ChangeSpeed(input.entity.id(), ChangeSpeed::Accelerate)))
                }
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Up)))
            } else if position.y < target.y - Y_RANGE {
                if speed == 0 {
                    return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::ChangeSpeed(input.entity.id(), ChangeSpeed::Accelerate)))
                }
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Down)))
            }

        } else if position.x < target.x - X_RANGE {
            // we are behind the target

            // speed up to our max speed
            if speed < max_speed {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::ChangeSpeed(input.entity.id(), ChangeSpeed::Accelerate)))
            }

            if position.y > target.y + Y_RANGE {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Up)))
            } else if position.y < target.y - Y_RANGE {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Down)))
            }

        } else {
            // we are lined up with the target

            if position.y > target.y + Y_RANGE {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Up)))
            } else if position.y < target.y - Y_RANGE {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Down)))
            }

            let weapon_slots = input.entity.weapon_slots_borrow().unwrap();

            if position.y > target.y + 1 {
                let gun_id = *weapon_slots.get(Direction::North).unwrap();
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::FireGun {
                    gun_id: gun_id,
                    shooter_id: input.entity.id(),
                    direction: Direction::North,
                }));
            } else if position.y < target.y - 1 {
                let gun_id = *weapon_slots.get(Direction::South).unwrap();
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::FireGun {
                    gun_id: gun_id,
                    shooter_id: input.entity.id(),
                    direction: Direction::South,
                }));
            } else {
                return LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Steer(input.entity.id(), SteerDirection::Up)))
            }
        }

        LeafResolution::Yield(MetaAction::ActionArgs(ActionArgs::Null))
    })
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Balloch - Helensburgh
Helensburgh - Garelochhead
Garelochhead - Arrochar
Arrochar - Inveruglas
Helensburgh and District Access Trust
Hogmanay Ceilidh
Gates and Dogs on the Three Lochs Way
Especially in the Camis Eskan area, gates are being left open allowing deer to damage vulnerable young trees. Dogs are also still being allowed to run freely, damaging trees by chewing them and the plastic sleeves intended to protect them. In spring and early summer, lambs and ground nesting birds are all especially vulnerable. At other times of year dogs on the loose can cause problems for the people whose job it is to keep deer numbers under control. Dog fouling has also become a problem on some parts of the route, especially the section close to the Hill House car park in Helensburgh. Please think of others - Close gates, bag and bin dog waste and please keep your dog under close control at all times!
The Three Lochs Way is managed and maintained by the voluntary efforts of members of Helensburgh & District Access Trust which urgently requires funding for improvements to the route. Find out more on how you can help.
© 2015 Helensburgh & District Access Trust (SCIO 031468)
In developing and promoting the Three Lochs Way, Helensburgh and District Access Trust (The Trust) wishes to point out that the physical activity and remote locations which may be experienced while traversing the Three Lochs Way route can involve an element of risk, in respect of which, Helensburgh and District Access Trust accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever. Furthermore, while Helensburgh and District Access Trust has produced this website in good faith and works hard to make sure that the information it contains is up to date and accurate, The Trust accepts no responsibility or liability arising from any error or omission contained therein.
Design by Red Paint

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


·1.Identify landscape plants, including natives by both botanical and common name using morphological characteristics.
·2.Explain the cultural practices used for growing each plant in the landscape.
·3. Select plant materials for specific horticultural applications.
·4.Discuss plant growth characteristics, site requirements, and sustainable landscape uses.


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Feeling Anxious? This App Helps You Sleep with the Voice of Vegan TikTok Star Tabitha Brown
As part of the Calm app's sleep stories, vegan actress Tabitha Brown takes listeners on a walk through a North Carolina forest.
Vegan Tik Tok star and actress Tabitha Brown is starring in a new sleep story, "Slowing Down with Tabitha Brown," which is available through the Calm app. "I've got a story to share with you, if that's alright. It's the story about being true to yourself and following your dreams," Brown says in the Calm sleep story. "Now come with me, as I take you on tonight's sleep story." During the proceeding story that is only available to Calm subscribers, Brown takes listeners on a heartening walk through the North Carolina forest.
Brown is the latest in a series of stars—including Harry Styles, Lebron James, and Lucy Liu—to collaborate with Calm to create original content that subscribers can access on the app. Brown's collaboration was recently spotted on a video billboard ad in New York City's Times Square that the vegan star shared on her Instagram page: "OMG, family, I am on a billboard in @timessquarenyc … Now I gotta figure out how to get to NY to take a picture."
Brown's rise to fame
Brown's partnership with Calm is a natural fit, given her rapid rise to fame through social media, which includes not only vegan cooking videos but also regular check-ins where Brown shares sage wisdom in her calming voice. Since first gaining notoriety in 2017 after sharing a video of herself eating a "TTLA" sandwich from Whole Foods, Brown has gained more than 10 million social media followers. Just last month, Brown nabbed the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Social Media Personality.
In April 2020, Brown signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA)—one of Hollywood's top talent agencies—and has since risen to fame outside of social media, too. She has made guest appearances on shows such as Steve Harvey's web series Steve on Watch and Red Table Talk on Facebook Watch, hosted by Jada Pinkett Smith and family. The vegan actress is joining the cast of Showtime series The Chi when it returns for its fourth season in May, and she also has her own show called All Love on the Ellen Network. On September 28, Brown will be releasing her first vegan cookbook, Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business).
Will Vegan Queen Tabitha Brown Add an Emmy Award to Her Resumé?
Tabitha Brown's Best-Selling Vegan McCormick Sunshine Seasoning is Hitting Stores Next Month
What's the Secret to Tabitha Brown's Favorite Mac and Cheese? Hint: It's Not Cheese.
Why These 14 Celebs Are Moving Away From Meat
Tabitha Brown Hosts Food Network's First Vegan Cooking Show
Jennifer Coolidge Prepped for Golden Globes With This Vegan Dunkin' Menu Item


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Robotic Stooges homages Infinity Gauntlet #1 cover
posted Jan 6, 2021, 4:48 AM by Vu Nguyen [ updated Jan 6, 2021, 4:48 AM ]
From comicscontinuum.com, thanks to Ilke
ROBOTIC STOOGES #1 (Apr 2021)
ROBOTIC STOOGES:American Mythology has announced an April launch for Robotic Stooges.
Here's how the book is described:
"If you remember Saturday morning cartoons, you remember the Robonic Stooges, which originally aired as its own series in 1977 -78. The series featured Moe, Larry, and Curly as robonically-altered bumbling superheroes who operated from their very own junk yard headquarters under the direction of Agent 000 (pronounced Oh-Oh-Oh), who ran the Super Hero Employment Agency! The series was developed by Norman Maurer, Moe Howard's son-in-law and the creative force behind The Three Stooges comics of the 60s and 70s. The standalone series ran for 16 episodes, and American Mythology Comics decided, well, that just wasn¡¯t enough robo-stoogeness!"
The book will launch with "The Imbecile Gauntlet," by Three Stooges¡¯ long-time scribe, S.A. Check. The story pits The Robonic Stooges against the inter-galactic threat known as Oreganose.
The second story for the issue, "Fright at the Museum," was written by Jordan Gershowitz, with art by Jorge Pachecho and Philip Murphy.
Cover for the issue is by Eric Shanower and Pacheco.


Last year Book People ran a competition for children to write a bedtime story. The winner having their book published as a picture book and illustrated by a professional children's illustrator. The winner, Frasier Cox, created the story There's a Boy Just Like Me. It's been released today with proceeds going to Save the Children.
What is There's a Boy Just Like Me about?
There's a Boy Just Like Me is about an imaginary friendship between a British boy and a child refugee. It's so different from any other book I've read. LP really got involved in the story straight away and understood what it was about.
The story is beautifully written in rhyming verse. Each page talks about something this pair of fictional pals could get up to together. From climbing in trees and eating sweets to watching TV and playing with siblings.
It talks about what they'll do when they grow up. Being explorers, scientists or playing professional football and it explains how similar the children are. They have the same hair and the same missing teeth.
But, it also talks about how, even though they are so similar, their lives have been so different. There's one living a life of peace and happiness and the other leaving his home and facing a life of worry and sadness.
Is the book current and relevant?
The book is definitely a tale of current times. It's topical and it's so real. LP has children at her school who are the same as her but who are different. There are ones that don't speak english or who have come to the UK from another country and so she immediately understood this book. She knew that it was talking about being nice people. It was talking about being inclusive and about helping everyone to be happy regardless of their background.
LP laughed that the book was called There's a Boy Just Like Me. As she's a girl she found this amusing. But she read it happily and really related to the story even though the main characters were boys. It's a book that I think adults as well as children would get a lot from reading. I felt quite emotional after reading it with LP – especially knowing that a child had written it.
What are our overall thoughts of the book?
There's a Boy Just Like Me is so beautifully illustrated and the pictures really do compliment the story. They help to tell the story so perfectly. There's a Boy Just Like Me is a fantastic book and one that is so necessary. It has such a strong message of friendship, kindness and understanding. I know it's a book we'll be reading as a family for a long time.
There's a Boy Just Like Me has an RRP of £11.99. It is currently reduced to just £4.99 and is available exclusively from Book People.
Saw an interview with young Frasier Cox on Breakfast tv earlier this year and was very impressed,got the book for my grandchildren and they loved it.
and get the teacher to read it to the class.
Which I feel carries the whole understanding of what they should be educated in this day and age.
Top of the house for young Frasier,Love it.


Over the weekend Mary J. Blige's father was stabbed in the neck by his former girlfriend during a domestic dispute. The girlfriend has been charged with attempted murder.
A judge set $500,000 bond Friday for Cheryl White of Battle Creek. Police say she stabbed 63-year-old Thomas Blige in the neck Thursday outside his Battle Creek apartment. He's in critical condition at a Kalamazoo hospital.
Police say Blige was attacked while confronting White, who was deflating his vehicle tires. Defense attorney Jeff Schroder says self-defense will be White's likely defense.
Despite his four wins at Sunday's Grammys, Macklemore is feeling remorse. The "Thrift Shop" rapper admits that his competitor Kendrick Lamar was robbed of his awards and is bearing the blame.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis scored four awards including Best Rap Album, Best Rap Song, and Best New Artist, while Kendrick went home empty-handed, sparking outrage among hip-hop fans.
After the ceremony, Macklemore sent a heartfelt text to Kendrick, who was shut out of all seven of his categories.
Other rappers including ScHoolboy Q, Q-Tip, Mac Miller, and Meek Mill weighed in on Kendrick's snub.
Kendrick was definitely robbed he had one of the best albums of 2013 period!!!! However, I respect the grind and the game-changing album by Macklemore and their whole independent movement, but that no way should have taken away from the powerful yet lyrical album by Mr. Lamar!!!
Posted on January 22, 2014 by M.E.
ShaMain is a Georgetown, Guyana native who brings a fresh voice to music that is transcendent and timeless. A musician, singer, & passionate songwriter, with a beautiful meld of various musical genres She is a true singer of the soul. ShaMain pours her all into the making of each record extracting from real life situations that anyone who has experienced love can relate to.
ShaMain released her first project in May of 2012 a mix-tape entitled "My Diary" which received rave reviews and over 4000 downloads in the first month. My Diary catapulted ShaMain onto the districts music scene, propelling a promotional tour to various venues & radio stations within the United States. Now currently between the studio and the stage ShaMain's silky vocal texture continues to gain her new fans everyday and is sure to soon win the hearts and souls of fans worldwide.
Fantasia guest hosted on The View yesterday and the subject of dating married men came up. The ladies were discussing the episode of Being Mary Jane where Mary, portrayed by Gabrielle Union, is confronted by her lover's wife.


The new MCP 5100/5300/5500 continues the success story of the MCP 200/300/500. The new series combines state-of-the-art technology, modern design, and high usability. The LED light source technology for all wavelengths makes the MCP polarimeters virtually maintenance-free. The polarimeter allows customer-specific configurations and provides the widest range of options for the future, e.g.required wavelengths can be retrofitted on-site making the instrument ready for upcoming measuring tasks. MCP 5100/5300/5500 meets all application requirements for the determination of optically active substances and their concentration determination for the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, chemical, and medical industries, as well as for R&D.
Interfaces 4 USB, RS232, Ethernet, VGA, CAN bus. Easy connection of keyboard, mouse, printer, bar code reader and networks.


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namespace caprica { namespace papyrus { namespace expressions {

struct PapyrusMemberAccessExpression final : public PapyrusExpression
{
  PapyrusExpression* baseExpression{ nullptr };
  PapyrusExpression* accessExpression{ nullptr };

  explicit PapyrusMemberAccessExpression(CapricaFileLocation loc) : PapyrusExpression(loc) { }
  PapyrusMemberAccessExpression(const PapyrusMemberAccessExpression&) = delete;
  virtual ~PapyrusMemberAccessExpression() override = default;

  virtual pex::PexValue generateLoad(pex::PexFile* file, pex::PexFunctionBuilder& bldr) const override {
    namespace op = caprica::pex::op;
    pex::PexValue dest;
    if (auto id = accessExpression->asIdentifierExpression()) {
      auto base = baseExpression->generateLoad(file, bldr);
      bldr << location;
      dest = id->identifier.generateLoad(file, bldr, pex::PexValue::Identifier::fromVar(base));
    } else if (auto al = accessExpression->asArrayLengthExpression()) {
      auto base = baseExpression->generateLoad(file, bldr);
      bldr << location;
      dest = bldr.allocTemp(PapyrusType::Int(location));
      bldr << op::arraylength{ pex::PexValue::Identifier::fromVar(dest), pex::PexValue::Identifier::fromVar(base) };
    } else if (auto fc = accessExpression->asFunctionCallExpression()) {
      dest = fc->generateLoad(file, bldr, baseExpression);
    } else {
      CapricaReportingContext::logicalFatal("Invalid access expression for PapyrusMemberAccessExpression!");
    }
    return dest;
  }

  void generateStore(pex::PexFile* file, pex::PexFunctionBuilder& bldr, pex::PexValue val) const {
    namespace op = caprica::pex::op;
    auto base = baseExpression->generateLoad(file, bldr);
    bldr << location;
    if (auto id = accessExpression->asIdentifierExpression()) {
      id->identifier.generateStore(file, bldr, pex::PexValue::Identifier::fromVar(base), val);
    } else if (auto al = accessExpression->asArrayLengthExpression()) {
      bldr.reportingContext.fatal(al->location, "You cannot assign to the .Length property of an array!");
    } else if (auto fc = accessExpression->asFunctionCallExpression()) {
      bldr.reportingContext.fatal(fc->location, "You cannot assign to result of a function call!");
    } else {
      CapricaReportingContext::logicalFatal("Invalid access expression for PapyrusMemberAccessExpression!");
    }
  }

  virtual void semantic(PapyrusResolutionContext* ctx) override {
    // We don't explicitly use the access expression, so we don't
    // check it for poison.
    if (auto fc = accessExpression->asFunctionCallExpression()) {
      if (auto id = baseExpression->asIdentifierExpression()) {
        id->identifier = ctx->tryResolveIdentifier(id->identifier);
        if (id->identifier.type == PapyrusIdentifierType::Unresolved) {
          auto tp = ctx->resolveType(PapyrusType::Unresolved(id->location, id->identifier.res.name));
          if (tp.type != PapyrusType::Kind::ResolvedObject)
            ctx->reportingContext.fatal(baseExpression->location, "Unresolved identifier '%s'!", id->identifier.res.name.to_string().c_str());
          fc->function = ctx->resolveFunctionIdentifier(tp, fc->function, true);
          fc->semantic(ctx);
          return;
        }
      }
      baseExpression->semantic(ctx);
      ctx->checkForPoison(baseExpression);
      fc->function = ctx->resolveFunctionIdentifier(baseExpression->resultType(), fc->function);
      fc->semantic(ctx, baseExpression);
    } else {
      baseExpression->semantic(ctx);
      ctx->checkForPoison(baseExpression);
      if (auto id = accessExpression->asIdentifierExpression()) {
        id->identifier = ctx->resolveMemberIdentifier(baseExpression->resultType(), id->identifier);
        id->semantic(ctx);
      } else if (auto al = accessExpression->asArrayLengthExpression()) {
        if (baseExpression->resultType().type != PapyrusType::Kind::Array)
          ctx->reportingContext.fatal(al->location, "Attempted to access the .Length property of a non-array value!");
      } else {
        CapricaReportingContext::logicalFatal("Invalid access expression for PapyrusMemberAccessExpression!");
      }
    }
  }

  virtual PapyrusType resultType() const override {
    return accessExpression->resultType();
  }

  virtual PapyrusMemberAccessExpression* asMemberAccessExpression() override {
    return this;
  }
};

}}}


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Newly Mapped Data Leads to New Insights
Хлібозаготівлі. Натисніть, щоб збільшити.
After working on the MAPA's Revolution of Dignity in the 2016-2017 academic year, the MAPA team returned to the Great Famine project (Holodomor) for the Spring 2018 term. The previous stage of the Famine project had already produced important insights, and adding new, highly nuanced data promised to facilitate even deeper analysis.
Демографічні втрати внаслідок Голодомору у 1933-му році на районному рівні. Натисніть, щоб збільшити.
Returning to the Famine project was a natural choice for MAPA, given the Holodomor's importance in Ukrainian history and its research priority status for the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard. Not only did the MAPA program begin with the Famine project, HURI has a long tradition of supporting research on the Holodomor, from Robert Conquest's The Harvest of Sorrow to Anne Applebaum's Red Famine: Stalin's War on Ukraine. Many research fellows have also carried out research on the Great Famine during their time at HURI.
As part of its effort to enrich the Famine web map with more data, HURI brought in demographer Nataliia Levchuk (Ptoukha Institute of Demography and Social Studies, Kyiv) as a HURI MAPA Project Research Fellow for the academic year 2017-1018. The contribution of demographers – in addition to historians – is part of what makes MAPA's Holodomor research unique, and Levchuk has long been a part of this team.
During her first fellowship at HURI in 2013, Levchuk worked with MAPA Project Manager Kostyantyn Bondarenko and MAPA Director Serhii Plokhii to provide estimates of 1932-34 Holodomor losses in terms of excess deaths at a regional (oblast) level, further classifying by urban versus rural areas. To estimate 1933 population losses at the raion level, Nataliia Levchuk and a team of demographers, Oleh Wolowyna, Omelian Rudnytskyi and Alla Kovbasiuk, made population reconstructions of raions for the pre-Famine period 1926-1930 and the year of the famine 1933. They calculated excess deaths as the difference between all deaths in 1933 and expected number of deaths that would have occurred had there been no Famine.
When the estimated values were mapped, the result came as a surprise to the MAPA team. With the 391 raions colored according to the number of excess deaths, they saw that the areas hit hardest by the Holodomor were not areas that specialized in growing grain – as is the case for natural famines. This changed the thinking on the Holodomor.
"Our estimates showed a very surprising pattern, in terms of the geographic distribution of losses," Levchuk recalled. "Contrary to expectations, the highest losses were found not in the southern steppe regions of Ukraine (Odesa or Dnipropetrovsk), but in the north-central Kyiv and Kharkiv oblasts, which are not the prime grain-growing regions of Ukraine. It was a bit of a puzzle."
Nuanced data for advanced analysis
To work on solving this puzzle, the MAPA team needed to examine how numerous variables differed across raions. During Levchuk's 2018 fellowship, they added variables at the raion level, allowing for a much more nuanced analysis. "This time, my task was to try to explore a regional distribution of the 1933 rural population losses at the raion level, and to find possible determinants that might have contributed to such regional differences. We collected a lot of social economic variables and indicators from different statistical publications of that time."
The new data effectively tripled the number of map layers available in the MAPA atlas for researchers to use, includes population statistics, such as rural population density and ethnic structure; economic indicators, such as grain procurement quotas, planned grain quotas, actual grain quotas, and percentage of fulfillment; geographical information about wheat crops, such as the percentage of land used for wheat, the percentage of crop area owned by independent farmers, collective, or state farms; and collectivization rates.
With these resources in the Famine web map, researchers and other MAPA users can see a more fine-tuned representation of how famine losses varied throughout Ukraine and explore which factors were significant causes of starvation in specific areas.
"Data visualization is a very promising way for us to comprehend quickly a large amount of data and then try to identify spatial patterns and relationships between variables," Levchuk said. "This is not easy when you have a large data set in tables, but when you create maps, the picture is immediately clear. The MAPA project provides a new and effective aid in finding the answer to complex questions."
By the end of her fellowship at HURI, Levchuk developed a few preliminary hypotheses. "What we see is that something unique was happening, especially in the central parts of the Kyiv and Kharkiv oblasts. The highest excess deaths were mostly found in the central forest steppe zone of Ukraine, not in Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk, which are the prime grain-growing regions. When we looked at the grain procurement variables, it turned out that in 1932 Kyiv and Kharkiv oblasts got a large reduction in their grain procurement plan."
The MAPA team was then faced with the question of why these areas had such extreme famine losses when they'd received a reduction in their procurement quotas. It turned out that the origins of the regional distributions of 1933 excess deaths started much earlier than in 1933: the period 1930-32 is very important for understanding what was happening in 1933. "Many raions in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Vinnytsia oblasts had a very good harvest in 1930, fulfilling or even over-fulfilling their quotas. The Soviet government decided to force an increase in their quotas for 1931, likely due to the success of 1930," Levchuk explained.
Notably, changes in grain procurement between 1930 and 1932 varied drastically across Ukraine. In 1931, the government did not intend to collect more grain from the most productive Odesa region but targeted the less productive Kharkiv, Kyiv and Vinnytsia. While quotas increased on average by nine percent throughout the country, raions in Kharkiv, Kyiv and Vinnytsia saw their quotas doubled, whereas the majority of raions in Odesa oblast and some raions of Dnipropetrovsk oblast (the prime grain-growing areas) had a reduction in their quotas.
"Moreover, we found that the distribution of the largely increased 1931 grain quotas in Kharkiv and Kyiv oblasts by raion was very uneven and unjustified because it was done disproportionally to the percentage of wheat sown area and their potential grain capacity" said Levchuk. Not surprisingly, Kharkiv and Kyiv were not able to fulfill such unrealistic quotas, possibly triggering the shortage of food by the end of 1931 and the early start of the famine in 1932 in these regions. The high concentration of famine deaths despite the 1932 reduction of quotas for these regions is less surprising given the extreme increase in 1931.There is a strong and significant correlation of 1933 excess deaths in Kyiv oblast with grain procurement quotas in 1930-1932. Other factors in quota decisions could include weather shock and collectivization rates, which Levchuk is beginning to examine now. "Our preliminary analysis shows that there was more procurement pressure on collective farms in less collectivized raions of Kyiv, Vinnytsia and Kharkiv and on independent farmers in more collectivized raions of Odesa oblast" she said.
She's also working on a statistical model that will classify the 391 raions in Ukraine into smaller, homogenous groups based on famine-related data. This model will also help her identify which variables, such as grain procurement quotas, had the biggest influence on famine losses, explaining the variation in excess deaths across Ukraine.
Levchuk recently shared some of her insights with the HURI community at an event titled, "Mapping the Great Famine in Ukraine: Giving Voice to the Voiceless," which is available for viewing on YouTube and includes an overview of the new resources available in the Famine web map. Levchuk also presented at the Association for the Study of Nationalities convention, which took place May 3-5, 2018 at Columbia University in New York, to the Ukrainian community in Boston later in May, and at the Holodomor Research and Education Centre in Kyiv in June. These efforts help to spread factual information about the famine while also introducing a powerful tool that researchers can use on their own to study the Holodomor. Encouragingly, recent website statistics show an increase in visitors to the MAPA site.
Complex causes, devastating outcomes
In addition to a research tool, MAPA serves as a powerful teaching device. Maps can be exported for use in presentations, and the statistics found in the project drive home the magnitude and complexity of the tragedy.
"There are some regions in Ukraine where more than 40 percent, and even more than 50 percent, died due to the famine," Levchuk noted. "For instance, there are two raions, Tetiiv raion in Kyiv oblast and Hlobyne raion in Kharkiv oblast, where excess deaths constitute more than 50 percent of the rural population. It's huge. I can't imagine."
Levchuk at the 23rd Annual ASN World Convention
"The large increase in quotas in 1931 was not enough to lead to such a massive famine," Levchuk emphasized. "We need to distinguish famine caused by excessive grain procurement from famine caused by all kinds of food requisition, which happened since the end of 1932 when most oblasts lagged behind in their grain fulfillment. The Soviet regime started a series of very severe repressive measures against peasants to push them to fulfill their quotas. These measures were spread almost across the whole territory of Ukraine."
One such measure was putting entities on a blacklist (chorna doshka, literally "black board") when they failed to meet their quotas. Blacklisted raions, collective farms, and other groups faced a range of punishments, culminating in a ban on trade, financial sanctions, and requisition of food, tools, and other goods. In short, all goods were taken away and no goods were supplied anymore.
"People were essentially condemned to death because everything was taken away. There was no food. Leaders started a requisition of all grain, all reserves, all seed to fulfill these quotas. Finally, they implemented fines in kind, which meant food of any type was taken away," she explained.
In January 1933, the Soviet authorities sealed the borders of Ukraine. No one was allowed to move away to find food. The peak of the famine was in the first half of 1933. Eighty-five percent of the 3.9 million famine deaths in Ukraine occurred in the six months that followed.
"Overall, grain requisition alone does not account for this famine. Even if all of the grain were taken away, all peasants had some reserves," Levchuk concluded. "If all food was taken away and people were prevented from leaving… only this can lead to such severe and massive famine."
The MAPA team invites researchers to use the MAPA tools for their own work, and to get in touch with questions or to share discoveries.
See also: Fellows, HURI insights, Holodomor, MAPA: Digital Atlas of Ukraine
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What happened to Maggie on The Walking Dead? Why did Lauren Cohan leave the show?
Mon Oct 07, 2019 at 12:03pm ET
Lauren Cohan as Maggie Greene during Season 9 of TWD. Pic credit: AMC
Maggie Greene was an important character on The Walking Dead. Actress Lauren Cohan took on the role in Season 2 when the main group of survivors came across a farmhouse and used it to gain some safety from the walkers.
A number of characters entered the show that season, including Maggie's sister, Beth (played by Emily Kinney), and her father, Hershel (Scott Wilson). Hershel died at the hands of the Governor and Beth died a few seasons later.
Maggie persevered, making it all the way to Season 9, where she took over as the leader of Hilltop. She was leading a thriving community, even though it was dealing with some external problems after surviving the existence of the Saviors.
Maggie also had a son with Glenn Rhee (Steven Yeun), whom she married on the show. But Glenn was killed by Negan and Maggie had to give birth and start taking care of baby Hershel on her own. It was a complex story for the character of Maggie, but it was left open-ended in Season 9.
What happened to Maggie on The Walking Dead?
Season 9 was an impactful one for the cast of The Walking Dead. Andrew Lincoln, who played Rick Grimes, was written out in Episode 5, as he wanted to spend more time with his family. Rick saved his friends and family from a herd of walkers by blowing up a bridge. He was later whisked away by a helicopter, possibly to save his life. It was later revealed that Lincoln would be reprising the role in movies.
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Maggie shared that same last episode, which ended with a time jump for all the main characters. When the time had passed, Maggie was gone, having taken Hershel with her to go help a community that was led by the mysterious Georgie. It is expected that Georgie will become more important later in the evolution of the show.
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Why did Lauren Cohan leave The Walking Dead cast?
Wanting to branch out a bit in her career, Cohan signed on to play the main character of Frankie Trowbridge on the ABC action-drama Whiskey Cavalier. She also co-starred in the Mark Whalberg film, Mile 22, with a keen eye on moving over to films on a more consistent basis.
Unfortunately for Cohan, Whiskey Cavalier got canceled after filming just 13 episodes. Since the writers for The Walking Dead had left an opening for the character of Maggie to return, that made it a seamless transition for AMC to announce that Cohan is returning for TWD Season 11. Fans will get to see Maggie again in the fall 2020 episodes.
The Walking Dead airs Sunday nights at 9/8c on AMC.
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The Singapore national football team are under pressure following a winless year but it's not all doom and gloom, says former national coach Raddy Avramovic.
The 67-year-old, who guided the Lions to three Asean Football Federation (AFF) Cups during his tenure from 2003-2012, feels that keeping faith in the much-maligned Young Lions and a renewed effort from the S-League clubs to groom youngsters will fill the pipeline with better quality players.
His words are timely, given that the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) will announce changes to youth development at their annual congress today.
"I have heard that the FAS is trying to put more focus on the clubs to do more for youth development," the Serb told The Straits Times in a telephone interview from Kuwait, where he is set to sign for Kuwaiti Premier League side Al Tadhamon.
"The development is usually done by clubs but to do that, we need clubs to be well-organised, have good facilities and quality coaches. Facilities can be a problem in Singapore but the coaches can make an effort."
In 2003, the FAS took the unusual step to corral the country's best youngsters below the age of 23 under the banner of the Young Lions and pit them against the S-League professionals. That first campaign saw them finish bottom of the 12-team competition.
They have finished with the wooden spoon for the last two seasons as well and the bulk of the players, who form the SEA Games team, endured first-round exits at the last two tournaments.
But Avramovic recalled: "People tend to forget that in 2004, Fandi (Ahmad) took the team to third place (and again in 2006). As the (then) national coach, I was always keeping an eye out for new talent.
"The Young Lions must be kept together in the near future, they just need good coaches to supervise them closely. But we also need the clubs to do their part.
"With the ActiveSG football academy also starting to increase participation (it has more than 700 kids one year after its inauguration), there is hope. Singapore will struggle in the beginning but it is not an impossible problem (to groom more youngsters)."


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See more information here about these events and more.
Our service will include Mincha and Maariv for that evening. It will include a special candle lighting ceremony when survivors & children of survivors are invited to light candles, as well as special meditative readings for the occasion.
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8:00 am: Service and study session for first born followed by burning of the chametz.
Join Rabbi Layman, Hazzan Adina and Morah Babette for a service led by the children of the Chavaya Religious School. We offer a family friendly, camp-style Shabbat service using Siddur Shema Yisrael. Enjoy a ruach/spirited Shabbat experience!
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Sales of the fabric art will be important in our current funding, and we invite you to consider a purchase of one of these beautiful pieces. Please contact Cheryl Dietrich, 828-277-1757, cheryldietrich@bellsouth.net, for further information or to see the any of the fabric art.
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From a drawing by Kimberly at the Morikami Japanese museum.
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Kimberly lives in Asheville where she is an active member of the community of women writers. Her donation of fabric art for the support of the scholarship program has been greatly appreciated by The Candy Fund Board.
The Candy Maier Scholarship Fund for Women Writers and the First Congregational United Church of Christ team up to display "Nature's Patchwork," an exhibit featuring the fabric art of Kimberly Childs, in the church gallery June 7-30, 2009. The exhibit opens at 11:00 a.m. following morning services on Sunday June 7, 2009, in the church's gallery hall.
The church will be open from 1-5 pm on Tuesday June 9th, Friday June 12, Friday June 19, and Friday June 26, 2009 so the public can view the artworks, speak with the artist and board members of The Candy Maier Scholarship Fund for Women Writers.
The exhibit features nine artworks within the theme of "Nature's Patchwork", titled, Park Scene I, Park Scene II, a 2-piece set of a different Park Scenes I & II, "Plenitessa-Kitchen Goddess", "Feeding Koi", "Words Words Words", "Sweet Abundance" and "Homage To Monet". Child's pieces are vibrantly colored works of fabric marrying artisanal traditional quilting techniques with layers of landscape, figures and words.
Kimberly Childs is nationally known for her quilted fabric art and garments. A love of contra dancing and singing inspired her creativity with many of her artworks, but health challenges forced her to give up the dancing and singing that fed her artist's soul. Her hands can no longer work with fabrics, and surgical damage to her vocal cords has silenced her singing voice forever. Even though she now uses a portable voice amplifier and struggles to speak above a whisper; her indomitable spirit refuses to give up or feel sorry for herself. Kimberly refuses to silence her artistic voice, and uses writing and watercolor painting as newer ways of expressing her creativity.
Kimberly wanted other women to experience the same comfort, joy and magic in writing that she and Candy Maier discovered on their artistic journeys. In 2007, she donated nine of her final fabric art pieces to The Candy Maier Scholarship Fund for Women Writers. All pieces exhibited at the church are available for sale, with proceeds benefitting The Candy Maier Scholarship Fund for Women Writers.
Candy Maier, according to her many friends, always lit up a room with her presence, sharing with everyone her zest for living. Her stories were often poignant, funny and meaningful, bringing joy to others.
After Candy's sudden death in 2005, her writing friends created The Candy Maier Scholarship Fund for Women Writers, an IRS 501(c)3 non-profit organization, which grants scholarships to Western North Carolina women over age twenty-one for shared writing classes from private teachers, universities and other sources.
Proceeds from the sale of the "Nature's Patchwork" artworks will provide Candy Maier writing class scholarships to other women living in Western North Carolina in continuation of Candy Maier's legacy.


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Extreme weather hit SL last year
By Aanya Wipulasena
Sri Lanka is the world's second most affected country by extreme weather events in 2017, with the Ratnapura district suffering the worst in the country, according to the latest global report released last week.
The Long-Term Climate Risk Index 2019, published by Germanwatch and launched at the annual climate summit in Katowice city in Poland on December 5, lists Puerto Rico and Sri Lanka as the top two affected countries followed by Dominica in 2017.
Sri Lanka has jumped two positions as it was ranked fourth in the Climate Risk Index in 2016.
According to the new report, heavy landslides and floods occurred in the country following strong monsoon rains in south-western regions in May last year.
"Over 200 people died after the worst rains on the Indian Ocean island since 2003. The monsoons displaced more than 600,000 people from their homes and 12 districts were affected," the report states adding that "The inland southwest district of Ratnapura was the most affected where over 20,000 people faced flash floods."
The report also stated that less developed countries are generally more affected than industrialised countries, while storms and their direct implications – precipitation, floods and landslides – were one major cause of damage last year.
"Over 526 000 people died as a direct result of more than 11,500 extreme weather events; and losses between 1998 and 2017 amounted to around US$ 3.47 trillion (in Purchasing Power Parities)," the report stated.
The new report analyses to what extent countries and regions have been affected by the impact of weather-related loss events such as storms, floods and heat waves. The report has taken into account information from 1998 to 2017 to compile the list.
Of the ten most affected countries and territories (1998–2017), the report states, eight were developing countries in the low income or lower-middle income country group, one was classified as an upper-middle income country (Dominica) and one an advanced economy generating high income (Puerto Rico).
The frequency of heat waves has increased in large parts of Europe, Asia and Australia, while the number of heavy precipitation events had risen in most land regions. This is the case especially in North America and Europe, the frequency or intensity of heavy precipitation events has increased.
"Regarding future climate change, the Climate Risk Index may serve as a red flag for already existing vulnerability that may further increase in regions where extreme events will become more frequent or more severe due to climate change," the report stated.
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Q: Extract specific words using regex or substring from a column in R I have the below data:
    Opex_Spend_Month    Opex_Spend_YTD  Major_Category  NBS_Region  Sub_Category
92179.84            113542.84       Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER
297.82              82392.82        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER
13974.8             34917.8         Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER
138.6               63125.6         Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER
NA                  73097           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT
NA                  96035           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT
1388.65             68934.65        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT
5393.76             18748.76        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT
528.38              82195.38        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT
22369               95468           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT

From the column Sub_Category I want to be able to select the last parts of Cont Worker, Non IT & IT and I am not sure what regex or substring function to use.
Desired Output
Opex_Spend_Month    Opex_Spend_YTD  Major_Category  NBS_Region  Sub_Category            Category
92179.84            113542.84       Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER    Cont Worker
297.82              82392.82        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER    Cont Worker
13974.8             34917.8         Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER    Cont Worker
138.6               63125.6         Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER    Cont Worker
NA                  73097           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT         Non IT
NA                  96035           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT         Non IT
1388.65             68934.65        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP NON IT         Non IT
5393.76             18748.76        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT             IT
528.38              82195.38        Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT             IT
22369               95468           Contingent Labour   EUROPE  TEMP:MSP IT             IT

Can someone please help me with this??

A: We can use str_extract
library(stringr)
str_extract(df1$Sub_Category, "(CONT\\.WORKER|NON IT|IT)$")

A: You can do:

 gsub(".*?(\\.|\\s)(\\w+)","\\2 ",dat$Sub_Category)

Here is an example: Will just call the last two columns(5:6) for you to see what happens:
transform(dat,category=gsub(".*?(\\.|\\s)(\\w+)","\\2 ",Sub_Category))[5:6]
           Sub_Category     category
1  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER CONT WORKER
2  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER CONT WORKER
3  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER CONT WORKER
4  TEMP:OTH.CONT.WORKER CONT WORKER
5       TEMP:MSP NON IT      NON IT
6       TEMP:MSP NON IT      NON IT
7       TEMP:MSP NON IT      NON IT
8           TEMP:MSP IT          IT
9           TEMP:MSP IT          IT
10          TEMP:MSP IT          IT

A: In Base R:
df$Category = trimws(gsub('([A-Z]+:[A-Z]+|\\.)', ' ', df$Sub_Category))

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We gave the classic bar cookie a holiday makeover with the addition of pretty crushed peppermints and a creamy mint icing. The recipe makes four and a half dozen cookies, perfect for your next holiday party or cookie exchange. Don't forget to line the baking pan with parchment paper and allow plenty of overhang over the edges of the pan. When the bars are done baking, the paper will act as handles, allowing you to easily lift the bars from the pan and slice them into neat squares.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease a 13- x 9-inch baking pan with butter. Line pan with parchment paper, allowing paper to extend over edges of pan. Grease paper.
Prepare the Blondies: Combine butter and granulated sugar in a large bowl. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until well combined, about 3 minutes. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating until combined after each addition. Beat in vanilla and salt. Add flour; beat on low speed just until combined, 1 to 2 minutes. Stir in white chocolate chips and 1/2 cup of the crushed peppermints, reserving remaining crushed peppermints.
Spread batter in prepared pan; smooth top with a spatula. Bake in preheated oven until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean, 20 to 22 minutes. Cool completely in pan. Lift blondies from pan using parchment paper as handles. Remove and discard paper; trim browned edges.
Prepare the Icing: Combine powdered sugar, butter, vanilla, and peppermint extract in a medium bowl; beat on medium speed until smooth. Beat in 2 tablespoons of the cream. Add up to 1 additional tablespoon cream, if necessary, until icing reaches a spreadable consistency. Spread Icing over top of blondies. Sprinkle with reserved crushed peppermints. Cut into 3-inch squares; cut squares into triangles.


You've *Heard* Nucleya's Laung Gawacha - Now See THIS Dance!!
Do you ever get tired of listening to Nucleya's version of the song "Laung Gawacha"? It's one of our favourites, for sure! But who would have thought that you could do a stunning choreography like THIS one on the song?! These dancers from the Banjara School of Dance actually belly-danced on the song, and we could NOT be more impressed!! Now we too want to try belly-dancing, but until we find the courage to join classes, we'll just enjoy this AMAZING performance. Give it a watch, and we're sure that you'll love them too… PLUS: Subscribe to POPxo on YouTube for original videos + our favourite videos from around the web!
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Winter weather can definitely play havoc with your skin - icy, cold conditions (not to mention snow - eek) can cause skin to look super dry and dull. However, using the right products (along with good general health, diet etc) can help to counteract this and give you enviable glowing skin even during the winter.
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With Summer well underway we thought it would be nice to share some fun pictures of dock diving dogs getting wet and wild. The pictures were taken at the 2007 Pet Expo Splash Dog Demonstration in Orange County, California.
What is splash dog? A very simple description is that it's a distance jumping competition. Handlers prep or stage their dogs on either a real dock or, as with these pictures, an on-land man-made contraption with a large pool at the end.
Farther is better – it's all about the jump. Some competitors use classic retriever dummies to throw for their dogs. I've also seen more toy-like items thrown.
Not surprisingly the retriever breeds are popular, like the Yellow Labrador Retriever shown here, but so are other breeds you'd find in dog athletic events like flying disc and agility such as the Border Collie, Australian Shepherd and the American Staffordshire Terrier (Pit Bull).
We hope you enjoy this photo essay from the 2007 Pet Expo Splash Dog demo as much as we enjoy bringing it to you. It features 4 selections from the 7 dock diving dog pictures we uploaded to our dog picture gallery. Be sure to view the best here and then stop by the dog picture gallery for even more (just click on any of the pictures).
If you have a picture you think worthy of our front page, please upload it to the correct album in our dog picture gallery and then send us a note through our contact page. These pictures can be anything dog related, from portraits at rest to action shots and funny moments.


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Q: How can I find out the cell adress of the vlookup result I'm looking for a formula, that gives me back the cell address of a vlookup based on a date and a related 2-dim (array) 'Table!$A$4:$M$65' of month/year.
4/30/1990  VLOOKUP(YEAR(L12),Table!$A$4:$M$65,MONTH(L12)+1))

The lookup works fine and  give me back the value of the looked up cell, but I additionally want the cell adress like E32.
Any idea how to ?
thanks in advance, Mole65

A: Using a combination of ADDRESS and MATCH should help:
=ADDRESS(MATCH(YEAR(L12),Table!$A$1:$A$26,0),MATCH(MONTH(L12),Table!$A$1:$M$1,0))

Table:

A: I always suggest using INDEX/MATCH instead of VLOOKUP.
INDEX/MATCH can do everything VLOOKUP (and HLOOKUP) can do but it is:

*

*faster (important when used in many cells);

*more versatile (the value you are looking up does not need to be in a column to the right);

*more robust (inserting columns does not break it);

*easier to use (no column counting required);

If you used an INDEX/MATCH formula, such as this:
=INDEX(Table!$B$4:$M$65,MATCH(YEAR(L12),Table!$A$4:$A$65,0),MATCH(MONTH(L12),Table!$B$3:$M$3,0))

You could put it straight into a CELL function to return the full address:
=CELL(
    "address",
    INDEX(Table!$B$4:$M$65,MATCH(YEAR(L12),Table!$A$4:$A$65,0),MATCH(MONTH(L12),Table!$B$3:$M$3,0))
)

Example Table:

Example Result:

AUTOMATICALLY COLOUR THE VALUE IN THE TABLE
You do not need the address to highlight the value in the table.
Just create a conditional formatting rule for $B$4:$M$65:
=AND(MONTH(Sheet2!$L$12)=B$3,YEAR(Sheet2!$L$12)=$A4)


The fight for the regular season will be decided at the wire.
Werder Beermen won their second game of the season with a 3-0 win over Pathetic Bilbao. Bilbao's Renato Flit won Man of the Match, but it was not enough to overcome the resurgent Beermen. The Beermen have struggled this season but could reach nine points with a win next week.
Next, Shaktar Donuts beat top of the table Birrareal 12-11 in a thrilling game. Shaktar needed to win the game to stay within reach of Birrareal for a chance at the regular season title, and they were able to beat the odds with stellar performances from Giacomo Dall'Aglio and David Pardo. But, it was Birrareal's Radu Ichim who claimed Man of the Match honors.
The Real Social Dads vs. Atletico Madrink game was canceled.
To start the last week of the regular season, Shaktar Donuts takes the field against Atletico Madrink. If results go their way, Shaktar has a shot at the regular season league title, but they need Birrareal to lose. Atletico will be looking to recover after struggling to field a team throughout the season. Surprisingly, Fubles puts this game at even odds.
Next, Pathetic Bilbao takes on Birrareal. Birrareal would seal up the league title with a win, but they will be suffering in confidence after a tough defeat to Shaktar. Pathetic has all to play for and could get a better playoff position with a win. Fubles is projecting Birrareal to be big winners on the day.
In the last game of the regular season, Werder Beermen plays Real Social Dads. Both teams have struggled with player numbers in recent weeks, but they have enough to play on Sunday. Fubles is giving the edge to the Dads who sit higher in the table.
Renato Flit and Radu Ichim were the Man of the Match winners this week. They also won a "Wildpack" from Wildcorn Popcorn and a two-week trial for Blinkist. Keep track of the Top Players table here.


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Bollywood Actor Irrfan Khan Dies At 53
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Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan has died in the Indian city of Mumbai after he was admitted to a city hospital with a colon infection on Tuesday. He was 53.
Khan's death, after a prolonged battle with cancer, was confirmed by a spokesman for the actor in a brief statement on Wednesday.
He spent his final hours "surrounded by his love, his family for whom he most cared about", a statement released by his family said.
The actor had spent several months last year in the United Kingdom undergoing cancer treatment.
His mother, Saeeda Begum, died four days ago on April 25.
He is survived by his wife, TV producer Sutapa Sikdar, and sons Babil and Ayan.Khan brought a modern sensibility to recent hit movies and featured in several Hollywood films such as Life of Pi and The Namesake.
He was among the first Indian actors to make a consistent mark in western cinema, following earlier crossover pioneers like Saeed Jaffrey, Roshan Seth and Om Puri.
He was last seen in Bollywood comedy Angrezi Medium, which was released in March.
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Aniela Zofia Steinsbergowa z domu Berlinerblau (ur. 27 czerwca 1896 w Wiedniu, zm. 22 grudnia 1988 w Warszawie) – polska prawnik, społecznik i tłumaczka żydowskiego pochodzenia, adwokat w wielu procesach politycznych i – po 1956 – rehabilitacyjnych (w 1968 pozbawiona prawa wykonywania zawodu), działaczka Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej, współzałożycielka Komitetu Obrony Robotników i Komitetu Samoobrony Społecznej "KOR".

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Urodziła się w Wiedniu w zamożnej rodzinie zasymilowanych polskich Żydów, jako córka Józefa (zm. 1935), który ukończył Konserwatorium Muzyczne w Warszawie, a później uzyskał habilitację z chemii na uniwersytecie w Bernie i był właścicielem (a także dyrektorem) fabryki przerobu juty Stradom w Częstochowie, oraz Heleny z domu Oppenhem (Oppenheim; 1870–1939), absolwentki warszawskiej Szkoły Rysunku. Miała troje rodzeństwa: siostra Dorota (1898–1943) była malarką, brat Adolf (1900–1977) inżynierem chemikiem i dyrektorem technicznym fabryki Stradom (w czasie II wojny światowej osiadł w Stanach Zjednoczonych), drugi brat Tadeusz (1907–1941 lub 1942) ukończył Akademię Sztuk Pięknych w Krakowie i pracował jako architekt w pracowni Szymona Syrkusa w Warszawie (zginął we Lwowie z rąk Ukraińców).

Dzieciństwo i młodość spędziła w Warszawie. W 1905 rozpoczęła naukę szkolną, a jej nauczycielką była m.in. Stefania Sempołowska, działaczka doby rewolucji 1905 roku, organizatorka pomocy dla więźniów politycznych, z którą w bliskich związkach pozostawała aż do jej śmierci.

Po ukończeniu studiów w 1920 na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim, rozpoczęła aplikację adwokacką u Leona Supińskiego. Po ślubie w 1921 zamieszkała w Krakowie, gdzie własną, uznaną kancelarię adwokacką prowadził jej mąż Emil Steinsberg (1879–1943). W 1931 została wpisana na listę adwokatów, co uczyniło ją jedną z pierwszych w Polsce kobiet-adwokatów. Należała do Zrzeszenia Prawników Socjalistów, od 1934 była członkiem Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej. Podejmowała się obrony komunistów i robotników – była jednym z adwokatów, którzy bronili w 1936 robotników krakowskiej fabryki Semperit, oskarżonych o udział w krwawych zamieszkach, które wybuchły po stłumieniu z użyciem broni przez policję robotniczej demonstracji.

Podczas II wojny światowej  w konspiracji PPS w Krakowie, blisko współpracowała z Józefem Cyrankiewiczem, współredagowała podziemny biuletyn "Wolność".  Po aresztowaniu Józefa Cyrankiewicza w 1941 ukrywała się w Warszawie i pracowała w Radzie Pomocy Żydom Żegota (referacie żydowskim Delegatury Rządu na Kraj), wyszukując kryjówki dla uciekających na aryjską stronę Żydów. Należała wówczas do Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej – Wolność, Równość, Niepodległość, uczestniczyła w pracy zespołów problemowych przygotowujących nowy program partii. Wtedy też opiekowała się ciężko chorą Stefanią Sempołowską, do czasu jej śmierci w 1944.

Bezpośrednio po wojnie pracowała w Biurze Prawnym Prezydium Rady Ministrów (w latach 1948–1952 jako zastępca dyrektora), które zajmowało się legislacyjną poprawnością rządowych aktów prawnych. Od 1946 należała do "lubelskiej" PPS, a od 1948 do PZPR, z której wystąpiła w 1955. Od 1954 zaczęła pracować ponownie jako adwokat. W 1955 razem z mecenasem Władysławem Winawerem reprezentowała Kazimierza Moczarskiego, późniejszego autora Rozmów z katem. W 1956 oboje obrońcy doprowadzili do zwolnienia więźnia, wznowienia procesu i rozprawy rehabilitacyjnej. Reprezentowała także innych oficerów Armii Krajowej i pracowników Delegatury Rządu skazanych pod nieprawdziwymi zarzutami. Wrażenia z tamtych procesów spisała w swojej kronice Widziane z ławy obrończej wydanej przez Instytut Literacki w Paryżu.

Od 1955 do 1962 była członkiem Klubu Krzywego Koła. Broniła w procesach sądzonych członków Klubu – Hannę Rewską (1958–1959) i Annę Rudzińską (1962). Po rozwiązaniu Klubu uczestniczyła w nieformalnych kontaktach jego najaktywniejszych działaczy, blisko współpracując zwłaszcza z Janem Józefem Lipskim i Janem Olszewskim. Udzielała wielu porad prawnych osobom zaangażowanym w działania opozycyjne, broniła m.in. w procesie Jacka Kuronia i Karola Modzelewskiego (1965). Jako adwokat angażowała do obecności na sali rozpraw i gestów solidarności z oskarżonymi znanych intelektualistów (po raz pierwszy w 1956 w sprawie Moczarskiego). Występowała także w obronie oskarżanych o publikowanie na Zachodzie Januarego Grzędzińskiego i Jana Nepomucena Millera. Udzielała porad prawnych studentom angażującym się w akcje protestu na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim, m.in. Adamowi Michnikowi. Od 1967 była przedmiotem działań ze strony Służby Bezpieczeństwa, wymierzonych też w innych adwokatów podejmujących obronę krytyków reżimu. W kwietniu 1968 Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości wszczęło przeciw niej postępowanie, blokując możliwość wykonywania zawodu i ostatecznie w 1970 przenosząc ją na emeryturę.

Od 1968 należała do grupy przedwojennych działaczy PPS próbujących skupiać się dla obrony praw obywatelskich i utrzymujących kontakty z Adamem Ciołkoszem, przywódcą PPS na emigracji (na czele grupy stali Józef Stopnicki i Ludwik Cohn). Z tego powodu przeprowadzono u niej i kilku innych działaczy socjalistycznych rewizję 25 listopada 1971 i wszczęto śledztwo umorzone 29 marca 1972. Prawdopodobnie była autorką opublikowanego w Paryżu w 1972 instruktażu zachowania na wypadek aresztowania i śledztwa. Inwigilowana przez SB miała założony podsłuch w swoim mieszkaniu.

W 1975 należała do inicjatorów Listu 59, przeciwko projektowi zmian w Konstytucji PRL. Pomysł kampanii konstytucyjnej powstał w jej mieszkaniu. Podpisała też list 14 ze sprzeciwem wobec umieszczenia w konstytucji zapisu o "przyjaźni" z ZSRR. W czerwcu 1976 sygnowała list solidaryzujący się z robotnikami represjonowanymi w Radomiu i Ursusie. Była członkiem założycielem Komitetu Obrony Robotników. Odegrała istotną rolę w nadaniu odpowiedniej formuły prawnej KOR-u, utrudniającej władzom represje. Korygowała od strony prawnej dokumenty KOR, następnie Komitetu Samoobrony Społecznej "KOR". W jej mieszkaniu zbierała się komisja redakcyjna KSS "KOR", przygotowująca teksty oświadczeń komitetu. Blisko współpracowała również z Biurem Interwencyjnym KSS "KOR".

W 1980 sygnowała – wraz z Ludwikiem Cohnem, Edwardem Lipińskim i Zbigniewem Romaszewskim – "Raport Madrycki o przestrzeganiu praw człowieka i obywatela w Polsce". W grudniu 1980 należała do inicjatorów Komitetu Obrony Więzionych za Przekonania powołanego przy władzach krajowych NSZZ "Solidarność", a także do twórców Stowarzyszenia "Patronat". W 1983 rozesłała do niektórych czasopism oraz opublikowała w podziemiu pod własnym nazwiskiem broszurę "Proces KSS <KOR>: refleksje i analogie", w której dowodziła bezpodstawności zarzutów karnych postawionych aresztowanym działaczom Komitetu. Angażowała się też w przygotowywanie ich obrony, a w 1984 uczestniczyła w odbywanych pod protekcją Episkopatu Polski rozmowach na temat warunków uwolnienia więźniów politycznych.

W 1983 opublikowała w paryskich "Zeszytach Historycznych" artykuł negatywnie oceniający postawę sędziów orzekających w procesach politycznych okresu stalinowskiego. Na krótko przed śmiercią zaangażowała się w próbę reaktywacji Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej, do której należała w 1988.

W latach 50. była redaktorką pism zebranych Stefanii Sempołowskiej; przetłumaczyła m.in. Smutek tropików i Totemizm Claude'a Lévi-Straussa.

Zmarła w Warszawie. Jest pochowana na cmentarzu ewangelicko-reformowanym przy ulicy Żytniej (kwatera 15-3-2).

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Nota biograficzna w Encyklopedii Solidarności

Biografie kanonu polskiej Wikipedii
Absolwenci Wydziału Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Aniela
Członkowie i współpracownicy Komitetu Samoobrony Społecznej "KOR"
Członkowie i współpracownicy KOR
Członkowie Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej (1944–1948)
Członkowie Polskiej Zjednoczonej Partii Robotniczej
Członkowie PPS-WRN
Ludzie związani z Krakowem
Politycy Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej (1919–1939)
Politycy Polskiej Partii Socjalistycznej (1987–1990)
Polscy adwokaci – obrońcy w procesach politycznych w Polsce Ludowej
Polscy tłumacze literatury francuskojęzycznej
Sygnatariusze Listu 59
Polscy Żydzi
Członkowie Rady Pomocy Żydom
Ocalali z Zagłady Żydów
Pochowani na cmentarzu ewangelicko-reformowanym w Warszawie
Ludzie urodzeni w Wiedniu
Urodzeni w 1896
Zmarli w 1988

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Magnet Forensics, a developer of digital investigation software, has acquired Tracks Inspector from Tracks Inspector B.V., a software company based in The Hague, Netherlands.
By providing multiple stakeholders access to digital evidence early in the investigation, investigators are empowered to work the case in a timely way, Magnet notes, helping to solve more cases and resulting in decreased case backlogs. In the coming months, Tracks Inspector will join the Magnet Forensics portfolio under the new name Magnet Review.