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Nirmal 'Nims' Purja: First mountaineer to scale World's 14 highest peaks
RT spoke to Nepalese mountaineer Nirmal Purja – man who's literally climbed to the very top of his sport and broken records along the way, becoming the first person in history to reach the peak of the 14 highest mountains around the World in a single season
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Amazon, Bi, Bugatti, Business Insider, CHIRON, Ferrari, German, Hennessey Performance Engineering, Huayra, Koenigsegg, Lamborghini, Pagani, Regera RS, Tesla, Venom GT, World'', Zenvo
Fastest Street-Legal Cars Of The Decade
The last decade has introduced some of the most impressive performance cars from popular brands like Bugatti, Koenigsegg, and Pagani. But there's also a fair amount of lesser-known car brands such as Noble, Zenvo, and Hennessey Performance Engineering. We broke down the 10 fastest cars of the decade including the Huayra, Venom GT, Regera RS, Chiron, and more. The likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini aren't mentioned on this list at all.
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The Tesla Model 3 received a five-star test rating from safety organizations in North America, Europe, and Australia, including the highest rating of any sedan in the European New Car Assessment Programme's Safety Assist category and the 2019 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick+ vehicle, the highest achievement awarded by the Institute. We break down the tests that assess the car's crashworthiness, occupant protection, and crash avoidance, as well as delve into the unique features of the Tesla Model 3 that helped it excel.
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Amazon, Bi, Business Insider, German, Germany, Green Hell, Misha Charoudin, Nordschleife, Northern Loop, Nürburg, Nurburgring, One Design Change That Made NASCAR Races Faster Why WWII Fighter Plane Fuel Tanks Make Great Hot Rods How To Increase Your Car, World''
In the small town of Nürburg, Germany sits the legendary race track they call "The Green Hell". It's the Nürburgring. Between its terrifying twists, blind corners and drops, the Nürburgring remains the ultimate driver's challenge. The Nürburgring is an iconic 93-year-old, 13-mile race track, and arguably the world's most dangerous.
The Nürburgring is actually composed of two different courses, but it's the site's Northern Loop or 'Nordschleife' that most associate with the track. As the world's longest racetrack, the Nordschleife remains the ultimate test of skill amongst professional drivers competing in extreme races like the 24 Hours of Nurburgring endurance race.
A closer look at the track reveals three things that make it such a challenge even for the most skilled drivers: the steep elevation changes, blind corners, and the lack of runoff areas.
To better understand what driving through it is like,we caught up with someone who circles the Ring over 1,000 times every year. Misha Charoudin is a racecar driver, course instructor, and YouTuber who knows every inch of the track like the back of his hand. He's even managed to guide a driver around it while completely blindfolded.
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Amazon, Bi, Brad Hiranaga, Business Insider, CMO Of The Biggest Beer Company, Facebook Exec, Fernando Machado, General Mills Chief Brand Officer, Insights From, Pets.com, World''
General Mills Chief Brand Officer On What A Marketers Job Really Is
Brad Hiranaga says the best marketers understand the fundamentals of the business but also think creatively about how products can solve problems.
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Amazon, Bi, Brands Should Participate In Social And Political Issues, Business Insider, Cannes Lions Festival, Carolyn Everson, CMO Of The Biggest Beer Company, Everson, Facebook Exec, Fernando Machado, Global Marketing Solutions, Insights From, Pets.com, Sara Silverstein, World''
Facebook's Vice President of Global Marketing Solutions, Carolyn Everson, sat down with Business Insider's Sara Silverstein at the Cannes Lions Festival. Everson talks about a hurdle from her past that she was completely embarrassed by but now is an important part of her story.
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How Brands Should Participate In Social And Political Issues
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Tags: Amazon, Bi, Brands Should Participate In Social And Political Issues, Business Insider, Cannes Lions Festival, Carolyn Everson, CMO Of The Biggest Beer Company, Everson, Facebook Exec, Fernando Machado, Global Marketing Solutions, Insights From, Pets.com, Sara Silverstein, World''
Amazon, Anheuser-Busch, Bi, CMO Of The Biggest Beer Company, CMO Pedro Earp, Detroit, Fernando Machado, Insights From, Longest Flight In The World On Singapore Airlines, Sacrifice For Economic Recovery, Sara Silverstein, World''
Anheuser-Busch InBev CMO Pedro Earp sat down with Business Insider's Sara Silverstein to talk about marketing risks that paid off and where the firm has made mistakes in executing its strategy.
Detroit's Sacrifice For Economic Recovery
What It's Like On The Longest Flight In The World On Singapore Airlines
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Alexandria, Alexandria Villaseñor, American, Atlantic Ocean, Earth Uprising, Greta Thunberg, Instagram, New York, Paris, Sweden, U.S. Capitol, United Nations, vice, VICE News, World''
This 14-Year-Old Climate Activist Is Giving Up School to Save the World
Alexandria Villaseñor is standing in front of the U.S. Capitol and posting Instagram stories like any other teenager.
"Is there any good music that goes with climate action?" the 14-year-old asks a group of activists.
A couple of suggestions later, a song that's more than twice her age blasts from her phone speakers on abbreviated loop: "It's the end of the world as we know it… It's the end of the world as we know it…"
And Alexandria doesn't feel fine. Over the next few hours, she'll have meetings with both of New York's senators to ask them to do what they can to ensure her generation doesn't experience the actual end of the world because of climate change.
"I notice a lot of politicians are looking at what is politically possible," she told VICE News in an interview. "But I did think with some politicians I talk to that we're on the same page on how urgent this is."
Around the globe, young people like Alexandria see the climate crisis as the existential threat to their generation. They've skipped school in more than 130 countries to demand policy changes, following the lead of Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old from Sweden who is currently sailing across the Atlantic Ocean to attend the United Nations climate talks in September.
As one of the movement's American organizers, Alexandria has also become a prominent young critic of world leaders' inaction. Even though nearly 200 countries pledged in the Paris Agreement to keep global temperatures from hitting catastrophic levels, laws and norms aren't changing quickly enough, and global greenhouse gas emissions are still going up.
When her classmates go back to middle school this fall, Alexandria won't be joining them. Instead, she'll take on eighth grade via independent study so that she can lead her global youth network, Earth Uprising, and continue her activism at full blast.
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Infiltrata & Demo – Us Against The World
BARCODE012 Us Against The World LP
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How MacKenzie Bezos Became One Of The Wealthiest Women In The World
MacKenzie Bezos has finalized the terms of her divorce with Jeff Bezos. She will reportedly be keeping about $35 billion worth of Amazon stock. She is set to become one of the richest women in the world and among the top 25 richest people in the world. MacKenzie attended Princeton University, has written two novels, and received an American Book Award. Watch the video above to learn more about her career.
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Google, How Central Bankers Rigged, Keiser, Max, Moscow, Nomi Prins, RT, Russia, russiatoday, Stacy, US, Washington, World'', Yield Curve Inverts
Keiser Report: Yield Curve Inverts (E1364)
Max and Stacy discuss how the yield curve inverting normally signals a recession, but the service sector is booming. Meanwhile, the budget deficit is exploding as the government free for all ratchets up. Max also interviews Nomi Prins of NomiPrins.com and author of 'Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World', and they discuss indications from the US central bank that negative interest rates may be on the cards in the event of a downturn.
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Evol Intent – Edge Of The Earth
'Edge Of The Earth' from the LP 'Us Against The World.'
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AP Top Stories Sept. 26 P
(26 Sep 2018) Here's the latest for Wednesday, Sept. 26: Trump's open to changing mind on Kavanagh, Third Kavanaugh accuser submits allegation to Senate panel, Fed raises rates for 3rd time this year, and World's first hydrogen commuter train in Germany.
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World leaders in SF for climate action summit
(14 Sep 2018) Despite President Trump's withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord, US and World government and business leaders discuss plans to fight climate change in San Francisco. (Sept. 13)
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L PLUS – Let Roll The World
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What Trump's Helsinki Speech Could Mean For America's Standing In The World (HBO)
Thomas Shannon was the number three official in the State Department — until he quit in June, joining a growing wave of top diplomats who have departed their posts.
That meant he was at home when President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday and told the world that he trusted Putin's word over that of the American intelligence community.
"That was distressing," Shannon told VICE News in his first interview since leaving office. "Because I was part of a larger evaluation of Russian interference, or efforts to interfere, in our election. And I have no doubt about it."
He added, "In many ways this was kind of a wink heard round the world. Winking at Russian behavior which should not be winked at — it should be called to account."
Shannon spent more than 34 years in the foreign service, much of it in posts across South and Central America. His retirement, he said, was purely a personal choice.
Meanwhile, his experience at the top level of the Trump administration has left him wary, though not quite ready to declare Trump a threat to the nation, like some of his former colleagues.
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Danny Byrd – Hold Up The Crown (feat. Ky Lenz) [Official Video]
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Striking while the iron's hot, Hospital legend and drum & bass kingpin Danny Byrd hits us with the second single from his forthcoming album, 'Hold Up The Crown (feat. Ky Lenz)'. Vocal driven and drenched in that vintage Byrd goodness, this future anthem is primed to be a key part of the summer soundtrack of 2018.
This liquid sizzler is high octane D+B at its best, reaching new heights with vocal and production prowess. Truly striking a chord; this sing-along, rolling, rap infused banger showcases Danny's classic R&B and hip-hop influences, matched up with a soul-filled performance from singer/songwriter Ky Lenz.
It's already been a sensational return for Danny Byrd with 'Devil's Drop' deemed Annie Mac's 'Hottest Record In The World' on BBC Radio 1 and 'Salute (feat. MC GQ)' having taken over airwaves and bass-bins across the globe. 2018 is certainly set to be the year of the Byrd!
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Trump: Summit Cancellation Setback for the World
President Donald Trump called off next month's summit with North Korea, calling the cancellation a "tremendous setback" for world peace and stressing that the US military was ready to respond to any "foolish or reckless acts" by the North. (May 24)
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Why Giving Advice To Friends Is Easier Than To Ourselves
Adam Grant is a professor at Wharton and author of "Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success" and "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World." He explains why we are more likely to give better advice to our friends than to ourselves. Grant also outlines the shortcuts we use to make better and faster decisions and how they sometimes backfire.
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Adam Grant: Have you ever given advice to a friend where you just felt like, "I just gave the best advice ever," and then you found yourself in the same situation a few days later, and you made a horrible decision?
Sara Silverstein: Absolutely, I do it all the time. I'm a very good advice giver, very bad life-decision maker.
Grant: Yeah, what's that about? Because they're the same skills, right? Giving people advice on what to do and then making your own decisions. It's the exact same thing. Except it's not. It's called Solomon's Paradox.
Solomon's paradox: we can see solutions to other people's problems more clearly than our own
Grant: And the idea is that when you give other people advice, you look at the problem through a telescope, and you see the big picture, you focus on the two or three criteria that are really important. Whereas when you're making your own decisions, you tend to look at it through a microscope, which is how we end up with these Excel spreadsheets that have 19 different columns, and then you're adjusting the weights, how important is each factor in order to get the decision that you want.
And I think that this illustrates: it's one thing to know what a good decision is; it's another thing to be able to make that decision yourself. And because it's so difficult, if you were to actually sit down and analyze every decision in your life, you could spend hours deciding, "Well, what time should I wake up? Should I wake up at 6:01 or 6:02? I mean, my whole life could be different because of that. What should I order to eat? Who should I call first this morning? Which way should I take to work?" These decisions, we could spend all day just making these potentially paralyzing decisions. We don't want to do that. We don't want to waste our time. So what we do is we develop what are called heuristics, which are sort of mental shortcuts.
Heuristics: mental shortcuts that help us make decisions but can be flawed and lead to cognitive bias
Grant: If I can say to myself, "Well, experts are usually correct." I don't have to analyze a bunch of decisions where there's already expert opinion. And a lot of times those heuristics make us smart, and they make us much more efficient decision makers. The problem is we overapply them. And so we might end up in a situation where the heuristic was good the last nine times we tried it, but you know what, now the expert is wrong, and we haven't really stopped to think about whether we can trust that expert in that situation.
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Sutherland tackles J. Paul Getty
Following hot on the heels of Ridley Scott's "All the Money in the World" – which tackled the same story – director Danny Boyle introduces his new 10-part FX series "Trust." Screen icon Donald Sutherland plays oil baron J. Paul Getty, whose grandson was kidnapped in 1973. (March 15)
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First the World, now Pakistan: Imran Khan seeks election glory
World Cup cricket champion turned politician Imran Khan believes power in Pakistan is his for the taking ahead of a general election due this year and that the conflict in neighbouring Afghanistan will not be solved through military force.
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Grammy Rewind: Past Grammy Winners
From Domenico Modugno to 'We Are the World,' a look at past Grammy winners from the show's first 28 years. (Jan. 23)
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'Shocking': Stars slam Wahlberg pay gap
At the Critics' Choice Awards in Santa Monica, stars including Diane Kruger, Guillermo del Toro and Joseph Fiennes react to the news that Mark Wahlberg was reportedly paid over 1,500 times more than his co-star Michelle Williams for reshoots on "All the Money in the World." (Jan. 12)
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Big Boi, Black Keys, Black Magic, Carrie Brownstein, Charlie Puth, First Aid Kit, HAIM, HBO, Kimbra, Kyle, Liam Gallagher, Music Corner, Oasis, Patrick Carney, Rae Sremmurd, Regina Spektor, Sleater-Kinney, Spektor, Ty Segall, vice, World''
Regina Spektor Reviews Charlie Puth, Ty Segall And More On Music Corner Ep. 3 (HBO)
Singer-songwriter Regina Spektor is back with a new installation of Music Corner. After hearing Charlie Puth's "Attention (Remix Feat. Kyle)," Spektor wasn't shy about giving a little dance, or a little critique.
"Yeah, it's definitely like a dancey feel good song," she said. "I'm definitely into the sound of it but I wish that it was lyrically more fun for me."
Other reviewed songs for this week that were better received include Kimbra's, "Top of the World," First Aid Kit's, "Fireworks," and "Black Magic" by Ty Segall.
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Q: How can a write a script that stop when I write =? I'm trying to write a python script: I type in numbers, and when I type =, then it will sum up all the previous numbers. I've tried this, but it is not working:
a= int(input())
while a != '=':
  szum += a
  if a == '=':
    break
    print(szum)

I wish to solve this with while/if/else function, if that is possible.

A: Raymond Hettinger's Transforming Code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python has an elegant solution to this problem; the two-argument form of iter():
# NOTE: Missing parens is intentional! iter's two-argument form takes
# a callable that can be invoked with no args (`input` -> `input()`),
# and the sentinel value to stop at.
#
# It yields consecutive return values from `input()` until '=' is found.

total = 0
for i in iter(input, '='):
    total += int(i)
print(total)

Or the even more beautiful:
print(sum(int(i) for i in iter(input, '='))

A: This should do it:
a = input()
zsum = 0
while a!='=':
    zsum += int(a)
    a=input()
print(zsum)

Take into account that you're not checking for wrong inputs, so writing a letter different that '=' will result into an exception. To solve this, you can manage those exceptions with a try-except block like this:
a = input()
zsum = 0
while a!='=':
    try:
        zsum += int(a)
    except:
        print('input not valid')
    finally:
        a=input()
print(zsum)

EDIT: As pointed by Brian Rodriguez at the comments. This solution might lead to poor information for the error. You could solve this and keep the program running by showing the exception error like this:
a = input()
zsum = 0
while a!='=':
    try:
        zsum += int(a)
    except Exception as e:
        print(e)
    finally:
        a=input()
print(zsum)

A: You can try this:)
a = 0
sum = 0
while 1==1:
    a = input()
    if a == '=':
        print(sum)
        break
    sum += int(a)

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The head of La Liga is considering taking extraordinary action to ensure that a planned match this year in the U.S. goes off as expected.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Is Already Reconciled to a Divided Jerusalem
When Israel's prime minister says 'Jerusalem is united forever under Israeli sovereignty,' he is either clueless or a consummate cynic.
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Israeli troops in the Shoafat refugee camp of East Jerusalem, with separation wall in the background.Emil Salman
In the history of ridiculous clichés in Israeli politics, there is a special place of honor for "Jerusalem will remain united forever under Israeli sovereignty." When the prime minister uses those eight words there are only two possibilities: Either he has no idea of what is going on in the capital, or he speaks the words with unfathomable cynicism and contempt toward the public.
PM: I told Obama Jerusalem will never be divided
Livni: Western Wall will stay under Israeli sovereignty forever
Netanyahu slams Livni, Herzog: How will Kotel stay in Israeli hands if you give up Jerusalem?
Israeli neglect is why Jerusalem is divided
Israel is lying to itself about 'united Jerusalem'
In the case of the former option, then for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's information, Jerusalem is not united today.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a press conference in Jerusalem, August 6, 2014.AP
Jerusalem (contrary to the unfortunate phrasing of former Finance Minister Yair Lapid) is neither an idea nor a metaphorical body for the use of politicians and penny poets. Jerusalem is the legal definition of a municipal area, in which almost a million people live. Its eastern half was annexed in June 1967 to the State of Israel. And this area, for the prime minister's information, is already divided today with a border fence — the separation barrier.
Five Jerusalem neighborhoods remained on the other side of the fence — the Shoafat refugee camp, the neighborhoods of Ras Khamis, Ras Shehadeh, Hashalom neighborhood and Kafr Akeb — that are homes to tens of thousands, between one-quarter and one-third of all Palestinian residents of the city. They were left in a no-man's land in which the Israeli authorities, chief among them the municipality and the police, do not set foot. Anarchy reigns, and the only Israelis who enter do so in armored jeeps and wearing full body armor. Even the most basic services are not provided to this area, from regular running water and garbage collection to law enforcement.
Jerusalem is not united and will not be united anytime in the foreseeable future, and this happened on the watch of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The only question remaining is when he will finally decide to tell that to the Israeli public.

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House Committees Announce Investigation Into Hillary's Approval Of Russia's Uranium One Deal
Posted by Tyler Durden on October 24, 2017 5:04 pm
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Today is shaping up to be a fairly bad day for Hillary Clinton. Just moments after the House Judiciary and Oversight committees announced an investigation into Comey's handling of the Hillary email investigation, the House Intelligence and Oversight committees have also announced an investigation in the Uranium One deal which handed Russia 20% of America's uranium reserves and landed the Clinton Foundation some $145 million in donations and a $500,000 speaking gig for former President Bill Clinton.
As we've pointed out over the past couple of days, the Uranium One deal has recently resurfaced in public discussion after a former FBI informant came forward suggesting that he personally witnessed Russian operatives in a massive bribery, extortion and money laundering scheme discussing efforts to curry favor with the Clintons. The informant has requested an audience with certain Congressional committees but has so far been silenced by an NDA he signed with the FBI.
Here are a couple of our recent posts on the topic as a recap:
FBI Uncovered Russian Bribery Plot Before Obama Approved Uranium One Deal, Netting Clintons Millions
Emails Reveal Bill Clinton Met With Vladimir Putin Just Before Uranium One Deal
FBI Informant "Threatened" After Offering Details Linking Clinton Foundation To Russian Bribery Case
As the The Hill points out, the Uranium One investigation will initially look into whether or not the FBI bothered to investigate the circumstances surrounding the approval of the deal which occurred during their ongoing investigation.
Two powerful House committees on Tuesday announced a joint investigation into the 2010 sale of a U.S. uranium company to a Russian company.
The two panels, the House Intelligence and Oversight Committees, will first probe whether there was an FBI investigation into the deal, approved when former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State.
Rep. Pete King (R-N.Y.) on Monday cited "very, very real concerns about why we would allow a Russian-owned company to get access to 20 percent of America's uranium supply."
"It's important we find out why that deal went through."
A confidential informant has come forward to the committees, according to Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), and the two panels are currently in discussions with the Justice Department to release that individual from a nondisclosure agreement.
Meanwhile, House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes told reporters earlier that it's too early to determine whether Hillary will be called to testify.
"It's a little premature. Let us first determine whether or not there was an open investigation by FBI or DOJ and then we'll get back to you with more information," Nunes told reporters.
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Of course, Hillary once againg reiterated that concerns over the approval of the Uranium One deal, a deal which netted her family foundation $145 million in donations, by a committee on which she served is nothing but "politically motivated baloney."


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Charter school fined $140K for license violations
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St. Paul, Minn.
The Minnesota Department of Education on Wednesday said it will fine a charter school $139,800 for employing teachers who didn't hold valid teaching licenses.
Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy, which has locations in Inver Grove Heights and Blaine and caters to Muslim students, found that eight TiZA staff members were out of compliance, Education Commissioner Alice Seagren said. State money will be withheld from the school starting Dec. 15.
Seagren said she was imposing the maximum fine, which is 60 percent of the school's basic allowance for the days it was deemed out of compliance.
TiZA said in a written statement that officials will appeal the education department's decision.
"It is TiZA's contention that the Minnesota Department of Education did not substantiate its claims either factually or legally," the statement said.
The school initially was found in March to have 23 staff members out of compliance with teacher licensure laws. State education officials gave the school time to correct the violations.
In June, 14 TiZA staff members were found to be out of compliance, but education officials reduced that number to eight after acknowledging they had failed to properly notify TiZA about some teachers' status and didn't have enough evidence of violations for others.
State aid to the school has come under scrutiny after allegations that TiZA was allowed to use taxpayer money to promote the Muslim religion, which would be unlawful.
TiZA officials have said such scrutiny is unfair. The NAACP of St. Paul has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights over state education officials' treatment of TiZA.
Charter school threatens to sue Minn. Dept. of Ed
Judge allows ACLU lawsuit against school to continue
ACLU sues TiZA charter school


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Angus members achieve 1 million genotypes
Angus Genetics Inc. (AGI), a subsidiary of the American Angus Association®, has reached their 1 millionth mark in Angus genotypes. This was a monumental accomplishment for the Angus breed, says Kelli Retallick-Riley, president of AGI.
"It has taken just a little over a decade for Angus breeders to reach this impressive milestone," said Retallick-Riley. "This is a testament to the pioneer mindset Angus breeders have always hung their hats on. The early adoption of genomic technology has led Angus to this point and will lend to future tools designed specifically for users of registered Angus genetics."
AGI began including genomics in the genetic evaluation in 2010 with the idea of using this technology to enhance accuracy, evaluate for traits at earlier ages and predict difficult-to-measure traits for Angus breeders. In addition to its large genotype database, the American Angus Association is home to the largest beef cattle breed phenotype database in the world. With that knowledge, the pace of adoption of genomic technology has increased.
In the first four years of collecting genomic samples, AGI hit their first milestone of collecting 100,000 genotypes. In 2018, AGI had another breakthrough of accumulating half a million genotypes. While it took eight years to collect the first 500,000 genotypes, it only took three years to collect the next half of a million. Currently, around 3,000 genotypes enter the evaluation each week.
As for the future of genomic testing at AGI, the company has hopes it can continue to make significant advancements to further enhance the beef cattle industry economically. With this amount of data in hand, AGI is looking at ways to leverage this database to create novel solutions to real-world problems. Retallick-Riley says, Angus producers should be excited about what the future holds.
"The value of genomics is here," said Retallick-Riley. "While we continue to optimize these solutions to ensure accurate genetic tools, I have no doubt that the next ten years with genomics will only continue to drive genetic progress and profitability for our independently owned farming and ranching families."
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Q: Transition right to left and back using CATransition? I have an uitabbarcontroller which consists of five uiviewcontrollers.
When i tap a button in the view of the first uiviewcontroller i want the uiviewcontroller to hide and a new uiviewcontroller to be added with a transition from right to left. I have achieved this but when i tap on a button on the new view the app crashes!!! There is no code attached to the button. I get EXEC_BAD_ACCESS error.
Does anyone know why is this happening and how to overcome this problem with the new view?
When i try a modalview transition the view functions properly. This happens when i try to use CATransition. I need CATransition because modalview transitions do not have a transition from right to left or left to right!
Any help appreciated!

A: This is the code that needed to make the transition between an Uiview of a tabviewcontroller and a new uiview. The code goes to a button's IBAction which exists in one of the uiviews of the tabviewcontroller.
//initialize the app delegate
AppDelegate appDelegate = (AppDelegate) [[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];
// get the view that's currently showing
UIView *currentView = self.view;
// get the the underlying UIWindow, or the view containing the current view view
UIView *theWindow = [currentView superview];
// remove the current view and replace with mynewView1
[currentView removeFromSuperview];

//assign the new view to the viewcontroller1. It is the first uiviewcontroller of the uitabbarcontroller. My uitabbarcontroller consists of five uiviewcontrollers in my project.
The button exists in the first viewcontroller1 this is why i am assigning the new view to the viewcontroller1. If the button was pressed from the secondviewcontroller (viewcontroller2) of my uitabbarcontroller i will assign the new view to the secondviewcontroller (viewcontroller2) and so on...
appDelegate.viewController1=[[MyMessages alloc] initWithNibName:@"MyMessages" bundle:nil];

//add it to the window
[theWindow addSubview:appDelegate.viewController1.view];

// set up an animation for the transition between the views
CATransition *animation = [CATransition animation];
[animation setDuration:0.5];
[animation setType:kCATransitionPush];
[animation setSubtype:kCATransitionFromRight];
[animation setTimingFunction:[CAMediaTimingFunction functionWithName:kCAMediaTimingFunctionEaseInEaseOut]];

[[theWindow layer] addAnimation:animation forKey:@"SwitchToView1"];

Thanks for you help! I have been trying this for more than a day to achieve it. I hope it will help someone with the same problem.

A: I think that you're probably not retaining the new view controller properly.
But is there a reason you don't use an UINavigatonController and pushViewController/popViewController ? That would make things much easier

A: You probably have problem with releasing the "new view", which by that You mean the view controller, not controler's view.
I guess You're trying something like this(or just for example):
UIViewController *newVC=[[UIViewController alloc] init...];
[UIView beginAnimations:@"animId" context:nil];
[UIVIew transitionFromView:old.view toView:newVC.view duration:0.3f options:nil completion:nil];
[UIView commitAnimations];
[newVC release]

You release the new view controller (inserting subview doesn't increment the retainCount), so when You perform action (tap button), the target(newVC) is already released and this creates this error.
So, all You have to do is create reference to this view controller(f.e. assign it to some retained property). When You do this modally, view controller presenting the modal automatically keeps the reference in self.modalViewController.


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Atlantic Notes: Durant, Walker, Kanter, Riller
November 30th, 2021 at 10:46pm CST by Alex Kirschenbaum
Ahead of the Knicks' eventual 112-110 loss to their cross-town rival Nets on Tuesday night, New York All-Star forward Julius Randle praised Brooklyn All-Star forward Kevin Durant, per Peter Botte of the New York Post.
"He's the best player in the league, for sure," Randle raved on Monday. "[I've] never seen a 7-footer that skilled… [He can] do anything, everything, on the court. No weakness. That's him. He's tough. Great player, but I love competing against him."
In an MVP-level season for the Nets, Durant is averaging 28.6 PPG, 7.5 RPG, and 5.6 APG in 35.8 MPG, with a shooting line of .539/.389/.863.
There's more out of the Atlantic Division:
The demotion of Kemba Walker from starting Knicks point guard to a DNP-CD serves as clear evidence of head coach Tom Thibodeau's zeal to win, per Ian O'Connor of the New York Post. Though the move for the 31-year-old hometown hero may not be a popular one, Thibodeau knows it will help the club's defense significantly. "I just don't like the way we've been trending, the inconsistency of our team," Thibodeau said. "I want to get bigger. I want our defense to get bigger at the point of the attack." The six-foot Walker, never a good defender, has seen his efficacy on both sides of the ball decline following knee injuries while with the Celtics. Fred Katz of The Athletic notes that the disparity in points per possession when Walker plays as opposed to when he sits represents the difference between what would be the best defensive efficiency in the NBA (when he sits) and what would be the worst (when he plays).
Upon becoming a US citizen on Monday, Celtics reserve center Enes Kanter has officially changed his name to Enes Kanter Freedom, per Tim Bontemps of ESPN (Twitter link). "It was really important to me" to acknowledge the freedom that the Turkish native gets to enjoy as an American citizen, the freshly-anointed Kanter Freedom said.
Sixers two-way player Grant Riller injured his right shoulder during a contest for Philadelphia's NBA G League affiliate, the Delaware Blue Coats, this past Sunday, tweets Derek Bodner of The Athletic. Bodner adds that Riller's health status will be reassessed in a week. The No. 56 pick in 2020 out of the College of Charleston, Riller has yet to appear in a game for the Sixers this season. The 6'2″ point guard is averaging 5.5 PPG, 2.3 APG and 1.5 RPG across four games for Delaware.
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Lakers Notes: Ariza, Vogel, Bradley, Westbrook
November 30th, 2021 at 9:00pm CST by Alex Kirschenbaum
As Lakers forward Trevor Ariza continues to recover from an October 6 scope of his right ankle, he will remain unavailable for Los Angeles for the immediate future, per Kyle Goon of the Orange County Register (Twitter link). Goon notes that an Ariza reincorporation into lineups for L.A. would help the club use big man Anthony Davis at the center position more frequently.
Head coach Frank Vogel said that Ariza remains "a ways away" from suiting up for Los Angeles, Goon writes. Without an explicit timeline for Ariza's 2021/22 season debut, the 6'8″ veteran will soon be re-assessed by team doctors when he officially has been out for eight weeks, writes Mike Trudell of Lakers.com.
"I don't have a definite date or anything like that," Ariza said. "It's all on when the doctors clear or the way my body feels and responds to more loading, more work. That's kind of the gauge on when I'll be able to be out there safely."
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With the Lakers having sputtered to an 11-11 start, Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated contends that blaming head coach Frank Vogel for the team's problems is short-sighted. The team's significant roster churn appears to be the prime culprit. The Lakers' main errors this season, Mannix writes, appear to have been the front office's trade for pricey former All-Star point guard Russell Westbrook and the decision to let guards Alex Caruso and Dennis Schröder depart in free agency.
An MRI has revealed that Lakers combo guard Avery Bradley has suffered a UCL sprain in his right thumb, according to Mike Trudell of Lakers.com. As a result of the injury, Bradley will miss tonight's contest against the Kings. The 30-year-old has started 16 games of the 21 games he has played for the Lakers this year, averaging 5.0 PPG and 2.5 RPG over 22.2 MPG.
New Lakers starting point guard Russell Westbrook has put up typically impressive, albeit inefficient, counting stats during his first two months with his hometown club, but Malika Andrews, Richard Jefferson and Kendrick Perkins of ESPN's NBA Today (video link) wonder if L.A. might already be regretting its decision to go all-in for the aging vet.
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Spurs Notes: White, Young, Three-Point Shooting, COVID Testing
Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich said this week that guard Derrick White, in the first year of his new four-year, $68MM contract, is showing significant improvements thanks to his newfound confidence after injuries and the coronavirus derailed his 2020/21 season, writes Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News. White, 27, dealt with a toe surgery, an ankle sprain, and a COVID-related absence last year.
"With those injuries, it really wrecked his confidence," Popovich said of the fifth-year guard. "He had to sit around for a long time. When he came back, he just had no rhythm and wasn't really confident."
The 6'4″ White, selected with the No. 29 pick out of Colorado in 2017, is averaging 12.1 PPG, 5.2 APG, and 3.4 RPG in 19 games this season.
There's more out of San Antonio:
New Spurs forward Thaddeus Young spoke with Alex Kennedy of Basketball News on Kennedy's podcast about his surprise at being traded from the Bulls to the Spurs, as well as several other topics. "Definitely caught me off guard for the simple fact [that]… my agent had just talked to everyone in Chicago, and we were being told that I was coming back," Young said. "The only thing I had wished was that I had [gotten] the heads-up before [finding out on] social [media]." When asked about how long he hoped to continue playing in the NBA, the 15-year vet remained open-minded. "For me, it's just a matter of just getting minutes," Young said. "So far this season I haven't really played as much as I've played in the past, but with the time I have been given I've been productive."
San Antonio continues hoping to improve its three-point shooting, several years removed from the tenure of ex-Spur and three-point specialist Davis Bertans, writes Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News. McDonald notes that the Spurs are last in the NBA in triples for the second consecutive season thus far. Having made 9.9 three-pointers per game last season, the Spurs are currently converting even fewer threes than that in 2021/22, at 9.7 a night. "You have to keep up with threes or you are in trouble," Popovich said. "In today's game, that's the deal."
The Spurs have been receptive to the league's more frequent COVID-19 testing around the Thanksgiving holiday, writes Tom Orsborn of the San Antonio Express-News. "I don't want to get my kids sick," said Spurs shooting guard Bryn Forbes. "I don't want to get my family sick. I would never want to risk any of their lives or any of their health for anything. I think it's important we test." Spurs big man Drew Eubanks echoed these concerns. "I don't go out too often … trying to wait until things die down a little bit to go shopping and stuff," Eubanks said of exercising caution due to the ongoing pandemic. "I just got my (COVID) booster (shot) the other day and am just trying to stay up to date on what to do and what the new developments are."
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Pacers' Holiday In COVID-19 Protocols, Out Several Games
Pacers wing Justin Holiday has entered the NBA's COVID-19 health and safety protocols, per Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files (Twitter link). Agness adds that Holiday will be sidelined for at least 10 days of action with Indiana, which will cover the club's next four contests.
A player in the league's health and safety protocols for 10 days or more has typically tested positive for the coronavirus, though no official confirmation of Holiday's health status has been confirmed. Holiday has been in and out of the starting lineup this season, most recently replaceng rookie Chris Duarte as the club's starting small forward.
The 6'6″ swingman, 32, is averaging 9.9 PPG, 2.8 RPG, and 1.7 APG for the Pacers. He is boasting a .398/.357/.727 shooting line, relatively comparable to his career numbers of .399/.364/.819, besides the notably lower free-throw percentage.
Holiday is in the second year of a three-season, $18MM contract he signed with the Pacers in the 2020 offseason.
Justin Holiday
LeBron James Enters COVID-19 Protocols
6:24pm: Shams Charania of The Athletic tweets that James will be sidelined for at least 10 days unless he tests negative for COVID-19 twice within a 24-hour span. Though it's not confirmed, this timeline generally indicates a positive test.
5:39pm: Lakers All-Star forward LeBron James looks set to miss even more time in this young 2021/22 NBA season. Shams Charania of The Athletic reports (Twitter link) that James has entered the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols and will be unavailable for Tuesday's contest against the Kings.
With this absence tonight (and potentially more to come, depending on his coronavirus testing status over the ensuing days and weeks), James will have now been sidelined for 12 of the Lakers' 23 contests already this season, and it's still only November.
The 36-year-old future Hall of Famer has put up gaudy numbers when available this year, his 19th in the league. He is averaging 25.8 PPG, 6.8 APG, and 5.2 RPG on .484/.344/.755 shooting across 11 games this season. The shorthanded Lakers are also without combo guard Avery Bradley and forward Trevor Ariza tonight.
Entering coronavirus protocols does not necessarily mean James, who is vaccinated, has tested positive for COVID-19. It does, however, at least indicate exposure to someone else who registered a positive test. Tim Bontemps of ESPN notes (via Twitter) that, should a player have a confirmed positive test, they will be sidelined for at least 10 days. During that timeline, the Lakers are set to play only four games, though three of those will be against playoff-caliber clubs in the Clippers, Celtics and Grizzlies.
Thunder Notes: Roby, Watson, Deck, Player Development
November 30th, 2021 at 4:00pm CST by Luke Adams
After playing a regular role for the Thunder in 2020/21, Isaiah Roby has been one of the odd men out of the frontcourt rotation so far this season, appearing in just 10 of the team's first 20 games. However, with Derrick Favors and Kenrich Williams unavailable on Monday, Roby logged a season-high 27 minutes. He put up 17 points on 8-of-10 shooting and was a plus-five in a game the Thunder lost by 13 points.
As Joe Mussatto of The Oklahoman writes, Roby has accepted his reduced role, telling reporters on Monday that he understands it and is just doing his best to stay ready. While Roby made a case for more playing time on Monday, head coach Mark Daigneault said there are still some things he wants to see from the forward on a consistent basis before reinserting him into the rotation.
"The things we've talked about is his rim protection and pick-and-roll coverage, which I thought was good at times (on Monday)," Daigneault said. "And then offensively just kinda being a floor-spacing, ball-moving, drive-and-kick player."
The Thunder can make Roby a free agent in 2022 by turning down the team option on his minimum-salary contract, so if he continues to play limited minutes going forward, it's possible his days in Oklahoma City are numbered.
Here's more out of OKC:
Paul Watson, who is on a two-way contract, made his Thunder debut on Monday. Oklahoma City is a young team and two-way deals are typically reserved for younger players, so the choice to fill one of the club's two-way slots with Watson (27 next month) is somewhat unusual. "You can't develop 10 20-year-olds at the same time," Daigneault explained, per Mussatto. "You've gotta have a level of functionality and allow people to develop in context. Otherwise you're just kinda rolling the balls out and just hoping that the experiences are just adding up."
Here's more from Daigneault on the Thunder's rebuild and the decision to try to develop players like Watson and 26-year-old Gabriel Deck: "It's not a requirement moving forward that all of our players have to be 22. We have to continue to mine for opportunities with everybody."
Having played in just five games with the Thunder this season, Deck has been assigned to the G League to get him more playing time, tweets Mussatto. The Argentine forward is a EuroLeague veteran, but has appeared in just 15 NBA contests since arriving in Oklahoma City late last season.
Gabriel Deck
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Knicks Have Reportedly Received Trade Inquires On Kemba Walker
After removing Kemba Walker from their rotation on Monday, the Knicks have received inquiries from three teams asking about potential trades for the point guard, sources tell Jordan Schultz of the Pull Up Podcast (Twitter link).
According to Schultz (Twitter link), it's unclear whether or not Walker is on the trade block after signing a two-year, $18MM deal in the summer. A. Sherrod Blakely of Bleacher Report wrote last night that league sources believe New York will look to trade Walker, but it's not clear whether those sources have any inside info or are just speculating.
Walker, who was an All-Star as recently as 2020, has been slowed by knee issues in recent years and was off to a slow start in his hometown this season. He averaged 11.7 PPG, 3.1 APG, and 2.6 RPG in 18 games (24.5 MPG) before being removed from the Knicks' starting lineup and rotation.
Although Walker's shooting numbers – including a .413 3PT% – remain solid, his defensive shortcomings have been especially glaring in New York. The Knicks have a 116.3 defensive rating and a -13.3 net rating with Walker on the court, compared to a 99.0 defensive rating and +11.2 net rating when he sits.
It remains to be seen how long the Knicks intend to keep Walker out of their rotation and whether he'll benefit from resting his knees. If the team does consider moving him, it can't happen yet — as an offseason signee, he doesn't become trade-eligible until December 15.
Walker is under contract for another year beyond this season, but his $9MM annual cap hits would make him much easier to move than someone like John Wall, who is earning $45MM+ per year.
Rockets Notes: Wall, Augustin, Sengun, Simmons, Theis, Gordon
November 30th, 2021 at 1:00pm CST by Rory Maher
As we previously detailed, John Wall met with Rockets management on Sunday, including general manager Rafael Stone and head coach Stephen Silas. Wall informed his bosses he would like to return to the court and be a starter again. Since the Rockets would prefer to have him play a limited role off the bench, the two sides reached an impasse.
However, the situation remains fluid, according to Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle. Silas said the Rockets will continue to have conversations with Wall while he works himself into game shape over the next couple weeks.
"Rafael and I did meet with John (on Sunday) and he had indicated that he wants to play and work towards that so right now we're in that phase as far as getting him back in game shape," Silas said. "He's been doing a lot of one-on-oh type stuff and one-on-one type stuff but nothing up and down, nothing four-on-four, five-on-five.
"Right now is the ramp-up time. That'll probably take a couple weeks. We'll continue our conversations and try to determine what it looks like."
Here's more from Houston:
Silas said backup point guard D.J. Augustin is in the health and safety protocols, tweets Mark Berman of Fox 26 Houston. It's unclear how long Augustin will be sidelined.
In his latest mailbag, Kelly Iko of The Athletic tackles a number of topics. He believes rookie Alperen Sengun will stay in his current bench role, especially since the Rockets have finally found some success (winning three straight after starting 1-16). He thinks Sengun will eventually get more minutes as the season progresses, but writes that Christian Wood is playing too well right now as the lone big man to disrupt his rhythm.
Within the same column, Iko says he doesn't think the Rockets have any interest in Ben Simmons, but they could potentially help facilitate a deal involving multiple teams. He says Houston is committed to Kevin Porter Jr. and Jalen Green as its backcourt of the future.
Iko also believes that offseason addition Daniel Theis and shooting guard Eric Gordon will be available if the price is right. Theis has fallen out of the rotation recently, but he's a veteran with a proven defensive presence, and his contract (four years, $35MM, with $26MM guaranteed) will likely be easier to move than Gordon's (two years, $37MM guaranteed).
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Bucks Sign Javonte Smart, Waive Justin Robinson
November 30th, 2021 at 12:24pm CST by Luke Adams
November 30: The Bucks have officially signed Smart to a two-way contract and requested waivers on Robinson, the team announced in a press release.
November 29: The Bucks intend to sign guard Javonte Smart to a two-way contract and will waive Justin Robinson to create an opening on their 17-man roster, reports Shams Charania of The Athletic (via Twitter).
Smart, who went undrafted earlier this year, averaged 16.0 PPG, 4.0 APG, and 3.7 RPG as a junior for LSU in 2020/21. The 6'4″ guard posted an impressive shooting line of .460/.402/.857 in 28 games (35.6 MPG), earning All-SEC Second Team honors.
The Heat signed Smart to a training camp contract and made him an affiliate player for the Sioux Falls Skyforce after he was waived during the preseason. He has played well at the G League level so far, putting up 22.0 PPG, 4.4 RPG, and 3.6 APG on .488/.396/.917 shooting in his first five games (35.1 MPG) for the Skyforce.
Robinson had already appeared in 17 games for the Bucks this season while on his two-way contract, but wasn't especially effective in his limited role. The 6'1″ guard averaged 2.8 PPG and 1.2 APG on .316/.270/1.000 shooting in 11.6 minutes per contest.
The Bucks are making a handful of tweaks to their roster this week. They've also reached an agreement to sign DeMarcus Cousins to a standard, non-guaranteed contract. He'll fill the open spot on their 15-man roster.
Javonte Smart
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Hoops Rumors Chat Transcript: 11/30/2021
We hosted our live chat today at noon central time.
Click here for today's chat transcript.
There will be no chat next Tuesday, but we'll be back on December 14 to answer your NBA-related questions.
Notes On Myles Turner's New Deal With Pacers
Atlantic Notes: Thibodeau, Knicks, Grousbeck, Boucher


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Dr. Phil Diagnoses Dogfighting
Published May 13, 2010 by PETA. Last Updated October 14, 2013.
PETA Files readers know that we adore Ellen and Oprah for their endless efforts to help animals. Today we're throwing some love—and sending our thanks—to another daytime talk-show host, Dr. Phil, who earlier this week turned his viewers' attention from cheating spouses to the seedy world of dogfighting.
When he confronted a dogfighter during the show, Dr. Phil didn't mince words: "I think dogfighting is wrong. I think it is despicable. I think it is sick. I think it is disgusting." The good doctor also blogged about the Supreme Court's recent ruling on the sale of porn for pup torturers, declaring, "I was sick to my stomach."
We'd also like to point out that Dr. Phil's other guest, Paris Hilton, whom we've taken to task in the past for her own bad behavior, chimed in: "I kind of want to punch [the dogfighter] in the face."
After you thank Dr. Phil for taking on dogfighters, tell us what you think should be done to stop them?
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Le HMS H51 était un sous-marin britannique de classe H construit pour la Royal Navy par le chantier naval royal de Pembroke Dock, dans le cadre du groupe 3. Sa quille est posée à une date inconnue. Il est lancé le  et mis en service le . Il avait un effectif de 22 membres d'équipage.

Le HMS H51 fut vendu à la ferraille le , puis revendu le  aux démolisseurs.

Conception
Le H51 est un sous-marin de type Holland 602, mais il a été conçu pour répondre aux spécifications de la Royal Navy. Comme tous les sous-marins britanniques de classe H postérieurs au HMS H20, le H51 avait un déplacement de  en surface, et de  en immersion. Il avait une longueur totale de , un maître-bau de , et un tirant d'eau de .

Il était propulsé par un moteur Diesel d'une puissance de  () et par deux moteurs électriques fournissant chacun une puissance de  (). Le sous-marin avait une vitesse maximale en surface de  (). En utilisant ses moteurs électriques, le sous-marin pouvait naviguer en immersion à  (). Il transportait normalement  de carburant, mais il avait une capacité maximale de . Les sous-marins britanniques de classe H post-H20 avaient un rayon d'action de  milles marins () à la vitesse de 7,5 nœuds (13,9 km/h) en surface.

Le H51 était armé d'un canon antiaérien et de quatre tubes lance-torpilles de  () montés dans la proue. Il emportait huit torpilles. Son effectif était de vingt-deux membres d'équipage.

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Liens internes
 Liste des classes de sous-marins de la Royal Navy

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Nom de bateau de la Royal Navy
Sous-marin de la Royal Navy de la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Bateau lancé en 1918
Navire construit à Pembroke (pays de Galles)
Navire démoli en 1924

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The United States and Australia have come to an agreement in principle that may see American bombers and tankers fly through Royal Australian Air Force Base Tindal, the head of Pacific Air Forces said on Wednesday.
General Lori Robinson told reporters in Washington, DC, that a general agreement with Canberra on a "force posture initiative" had been reached.
Details of what type of aircraft might be sent to Tindal and when have not been finalized, but the United States hopes to use the air base in a similar way to its base in Guam in the western Pacific Ocean.
"The idea is much like what we do in Guam – rotation of tankers and bombers to do training and working with Australian allies as well as training our pilots and air crews (on) what it's like in the region, to help them understand the vastness of that region," General Robinson said, according to National Defense Magazine.
In December, a B-52 assigned to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, landed at RAAF Base Darwin for a training mission. Then in July, two B-52s from Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, flew 44 hours to Australia's Delamere Air Weapons Range and the RAAF Base Tindal, the Air Force Times reported.
David Shear, assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific affairs, told US Senators in May that the United States planned to send B-1 bombers to Australia. But soon after, Australia's then-Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Shear had misspoken.
Defense officials have said that the US bomber presence in the Pacific is important for deterring potential adversaries and reassuring allies. The new long-range strike bomber – the contract for which was recently awarded to Northrop Grumman – could fill that role, Robinson said.
"Our ability to power project through the theater would be one of the capabilities that we would want to have because … that shows a commitment to the theater," she said.
The plans for increased aircraft rotations come as the United States strengthens its military presence in the Asia-Pacific in response to an increasingly assertive China.
Washington recently sent a warship near artificial islands Beijing has constructed in the disputed South China Sea as a challenge to Chinese sovereignty claims in the region. The Air Force has not yet flown over any of the man-made islands, Robinson said, but is prepared to do so.
While China claims more than 80% of the South China Sea, there are overlapping claims from Malaysia, Taiwan, Brunei, Vietnam, and the Philippines.


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Magnus Vogelius (født 2. juni 1775 på Frederiksberg, død 9. november 1847) var en dansk sognepræst i Hobro, far til farmaceut og brygmester Peter August Vogelius (1821 - 1889).

Magnus Vogelius var søn af præst Peder Vogelius (1741-1787) og Hedvig Høegh (1741-1821) som var gehejmeråd (svarende til statsminister) Ove Høegh-Guldbergs søster.

Vogelius blev student fra Aarhus Latinskole i 1792 og teolog fra Københavns Universitet i 1795. Derefter levede han af at undervise. Vogelius blev kapellan ved Viborg Domkirke og præst ved byens tugthus i 1809. Fra 1812 var han tillige lærer på Viborg Katedralskole. I 1818 blev han udnævnt til sognepræst i Hobro og Skjellerup Sogn.

Vogelius blev i 1816 gift med Martha Maria Giern.

Vogelius oversatte Anviisning til det mundtlige Foredrags Dannelse for geistlige og verdslige Talere fra tysk i 1804 og udgav Fortællinger i 1829.

Se også
 Vogelius-slægten

Referencer

Kilder
 Vogelius - Dansk Biografisk Leksikon, 3. udg., Gyldendal 1979-84
 Vogelius.org - Anetavle
 - Magnus Vogelius - Blumensaadt & Ingemand

Præster fra Danmark


Can you feel the feng shui?
Born and raised in Tokyo, I have seen many changes made to this high-tech city over the past 40 years. I remember, at the age of five, being surprised on my first visit to the Tokyo Tower observatory, and looking down on the sprawling metropolis; the people below looked like ants and the cars like grains of rice. But Tokyo Tower—for many years a popular spot for visitors and residents alike—is now dwarfed by Tokyo's newest landmark, the 634m Sky Tree, that was officially opened on 22 May.
In terms of feng shui, practitioners usually consider a high building to be equal to a mountain, but the Sky Tree is more similar to a thin stick. Creating a shadow on the ground, the Sky Tree affects feng shui and the natural environment in Tokyo more than we might imagine.
Located in downtown Tokyo, the Sky Tree overwhelms this lowland area—that lacks tall buildings, mountains and hills—creating a shadow on the ground, strong winds and changes both in the movement of clouds at heights above 500m and wind flow, although the latter is not often felt on the ground.
A narrow triangular shape with sides that reach to a height of 70m, the Sky Tree resembles a thin metal nail. Such "sharp" buildings are known to generate bad energy, termed poison arrows, which they radiate to surrounding areas. If the Tree can be seen from your home or office, plants should be placed in front of the window to cover the view, or a multi-faceted crystal should be hung to reflect the bad energy.
Located in Tokyo's north-east, the area represents—according to bagua—luck in education as well as good fortune in media and communications. The tower thus enjoys favourable conditions in terms of digital broadcasting.
Not by coincidence, Yushima Seido—Japan's first educational institution, built in 1690—also stands in the north-east of the city.
Flying star feng shui—an advanced feng shui discipline—suggests a 180-year time cycle of nine periods. From 4 February 2004 to 3 February 2024, we are in period eight, with a central direction of exactly north-east.
Were the new tower to activate the energy of this area through its many visitors, it would be most auspicious. Prior to 2004, Akihabara, in north-east Tokyo, was solely known for its electric appliance stores. But since 2004, culture from Akihabara—otaku, anime and the J-pop idol group AKB48—has been sweeping across the entire country, clearly demonstrating the power of period eight.
The main colour of the Sky Tree is white, with just the barest hint of blue, that is officially called Sky Tree white. The elevator shaft is grey, the observatory metallic, and the top section vivid white.
These colours, an expression of the feng shui element metal, release earth energy in a north-easterly direction. At night, when the tower lights are switched on, the element expressed is fire. Since fire produces earth, this brings good fortune and happiness.
The many visitors to Tokyo Sky Tree from around the world will bring refreshing, active energy to the area that will counter any negative activity. I believe that Tokyo's new tower will help Japan overcome the damage caused by the March 2011 triple disaster, thereby helping the country grow.