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Q: HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme 'Negotiate'. The authentication header received from the server was 'Negotiate oX...==' I've just changed a webservice reference from using a local network IP to a domain and started receiveing the following:

Error: System.ServiceModel.Security.MessageSecurityException: The HTTP
request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme 'Negotiate'.
The authentication header received from the server was 'Negotiate
oX[long continued string of characters]Q=='

The binding is configured as
<binding name="My_Binding" maxReceivedMessageSize="10485760">
    <security mode="Transport">
        <transport clientCredentialType="Windows" />
    </security>
</binding>

The client is being created with the following:
myService = new Client.Webservice.MyWebservice_PortClient();
myService.ClientCredentials.Windows.ClientCredential = new NetworkCredential(username, password, domain);

I can log into the webservice in a browser using username and password, but for some reason I get the above error within my application.
I noticed an answer on similar issue, The HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme Negotiate. The authentication header received from the server was Negotiate oX...Q=, but this appears to discuss solving the problem when the webservice being referenced is on the same server, not merely the same network. What could be causing the header to come back so strangely? This isn't an issue with another environment with the same configuration. I'm guessing something must be different on the configuration of the endpoint that hasn't mattered until now?

A: Here are some solutions you can take a look:

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*Site -> Properties -> Directory Security -> Authentication Methods: Select both Anonymous Access and Integrated Windows Authentication.

*Configure the WCF client Config file. Three position: security mode,behaviorConfiguration of endpoint and Behaviors.
for example:
<system.serviceModel>
    <bindings>
        <basicHttpBinding>
            <binding …>

                <readerQuotas … />
                <security mode="TransportCredentialOnly">
                    <transport clientCredentialType="Windows" proxyCredentialType="Windows" realm="" />
                    <message clientCredentialType="UserName" algorithmSuite="Default" />
                </security>
            </binding>
        </basicHttpBinding>
    </bindings>

    <client>
        <endpoint ... behaviorConfiguration="ImpersonationBehavior"/>
    </client>

    <behaviors>
        <endpointBehaviors>
            <behavior name="ImpersonationBehavior">
                <clientCredentials>
                    <windows allowedImpersonationLevel="Impersonation"/>
                </clientCredentials>
            </behavior>
        </endpointBehaviors>
    </behaviors>

</system.serviceModel>


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Protection services a life changer for DR Congo's displaced
In eastern DRC where incessant conflict has displaced millions, UNHCR is working with grassroots organizations to provide legal and psychosocial aid to communities.
Rosette* a survivor of gender violence stands with her father outside their home in Masisi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
© UNHCR/Sanne Biesmans
By Sanne Biesmans, in Masisi, DRC | 31 January 2022 | Français
Rosette* is only 15 years old but shows great courage as she recalls the day when she was attacked in plain daylight by an armed man.
"He suddenly appeared and demanded my phone. When I gave it to him, he pushed me down to the ground," says Rosette who was taking food to her family as they worked in the fields in Masisi in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
When she tried to escape, the man started beating her with a stick and injured her with a knife.
"I started to scream when he tried to force himself on me," she adds.
People working in the nearby fields heard her cries for help and came to the rescue. They captured the man and handed him over to the authorities.
"I started to scream when he tried to force himself on me."
"It was a very traumatic experience. Even today, I am in shock, but I am relieved that he is in detention now."
Through local initiatives supported by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, the teenager received psychological and legal support and was referred to medical care to help her work through the trauma and later, to testify in court.
Rosette* a survivor of gender violence stands with her father outside their home in Masisi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo. © UNHCR/Sanne Biesmans
Thousands of women and children like Rosette who have been forcibly displaced by the ongoing conflict in north-eastern DRC are often exposed to severe sexual violence and abuse.
To support survivors, including women, children and men, UNHCR has teamed up with local initiatives in the region to provide legal aid and psychosocial care. This year, nearly 200 women and men received legal assistance in North Kivu and over 500 women received psychosocial support through programmes designed and implemented by local partners. Survivors of GBV are also referred to appropriate medical structures.
"I am so grateful for the support we received through UNHCR's partners. They really fought hard to get our daughter the help she needed," sighs Rosette's father, Ngiko.
But their situation remains far from stable. In June 2021, Rosette and her father had to flee their home together with the rest of the family. Armed groups attacked their village and took anything they could – animals, food from the kitchen, cell phones.
"The little we had is gone" exclaims Ngiko.
Neema, 35, is leading a women-led initiative in Masisi that is supported by UNHCR and helps mobilize social action especially for women who are affected by violence or abuse.
"Every day, you can witness massacres and see people forced from their homes. Women and children are particularly vulnerable," she says during a visit to check on Rosette and her family.
"Many believe that justice is for those who have money and means."
She adds that displaced women are often exposed to grave violations such as rape during forced displacement, and only a few find their way to justice.
"Many believe that justice is for those who have money and means, not for the most vulnerable people," she adds.
But with trainings by UNHCR and its partners, community leaders like her have become drivers of change and human rights defenders within their communities, linking the displaced to critical legal aid and psychological support.
When she is alerted to injustices like domestic violence, her organization refers the affected women to psychosocial and legal services and works with them until they find a way forward.
As humanitarian and socio-economic needs continue to rise in the region, the partnership between UNHCR and AVSI, a non-profit organization, is empowering communities to identify local and sustainable responses, but access to justice remains a challenge for many.
Asiteri, 52, lost access to her land after her husband died of ill health and her neighbours and family-in-law started to cultivate her land. But with the help of UNHCR's local partner, she regained her land rights. Today she and her family can cultivate the land, which provides them food like beans, cassava and corn.
"By building on local capacities and improving access to justice, we are able to protect the people's rights better," explains Jules Katsurana, UNHCR's Protection Officer based in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province.
Growing up in Bunia, Jules has seen firsthand, the impact of the conflict in the region.
"I have seen killings, massacres and violence since I was young, so I understand how important it is to build on existing capacities of the communities that host the displaced," he continues.
He adds that efforts by UNHCR and other humanitarian agencies are crucial and require more support as they help reinforce the rights of displaced people in eastern DRC by training more legal and psychosocial workers so they can continue supporting people like Rosette and Asiteri.
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Q: asp-net: data-annotation regex DOESN'T WORK ASP-NET MVC PROJECT

I have tried to set a regular lookaround expression to a password field of a form. A simple example I tried is check that the user wrote a capital letter using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.

Examples:

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*[RegularExpression("(?=.*[A-Z])", ErrorMessage = "You have to write
a capital letter")]

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*[RegularExpression(@"^(?=.*[A-Z])", ErrorMessage = "You have to
write a capital letter")]

I prove this regular expression in this web page:http://regexstorm.net/tester
and I think this patron is correct.
In the login view I am using the directive asp-validation-for=@Model.password for checking the model is correct and if is not the server print the error message in the view and this is what always happens.
MICROSOFT GUIDE:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-language-quick-reference#lookarounds-at-a-glance

A: You must provide a pattern that consumes the entire string when using regex with RegularExpressionAttribute (see RegularExpression Validation attribute not working correctly). Your ^(?=.*[A-Z]) regex pattern matches only the start of a string position because ^ is an anchor asserting the string start position and the (?=.*[A-Z]) is a positive lookahead, a non-consuming pattern, that just returns "true" if there are zero or more chars other than line break chars as many as possible and then an ASCII uppercase letter.
You can use
[RegularExpression(@"^.*[A-Z].*", ErrorMessage = "You have to write a capital letter")]

Or, a more efficient
[RegularExpression(@"^[^A-Z]*[A-Z].*", ErrorMessage = "You have to write a capital letter")]

In case there can be line breaks in the input text, replace . with [\w\W]:
[RegularExpression(@"^[^A-Z]*[A-Z][\w\W]*", ErrorMessage = "You have to write a capital letter")]

Details:

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*^ - start of string

*[^A-Z]* - zero or more chars other than ASCII uppercase letters

*[A-Z] - an uppercase letter

*[\w\W]* - zero or more chars as many as possible.

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Tax incentives and/or other rebates, credits, incentives or related initiaves for drivers of alternative fuel vehicles or for other uses of alternative fuel in the 40010 ZIP code (Buckner, KY).
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From Vancouver's Granville Island Brewing comes their "Scottish Ale". This Ale pours a deep chestnut brown with a brownish head. The aroma consists of lots of malts with a good caramel presence as well. The flavour is dominated by malts with a good hit of caramel as well as some mild hops and a good sweetness. The alcohol content of this Scottish Ale is 6.5% and the IBU is 20. This is a very sessionable ale even if it is slightly stronger than most sessionable beer.
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June Dayton (born Mary June Wetzel; August 24, 1923 – June 13, 1994) was an American television actress who appeared in a variety of shows from the 1950s into the 1980s.
Dayton in 1961
Mary June Wetzel
Dayton, Ohio, U.S.
Sherman Oaks, California, U.S.
Dean Harens
(June 9, 1947 - June 13, 1994) (her death)
Dayton was born in Dayton, Ohio. She used her hometown of Dayton to create a professional name.[1] Her introduction to acting came via a dramatic arts course in college.[2]
Dayton's Broadway credits include The Ivy Green (1949), Tenting Tonight (1947) and Lovely Me (1946).[3]
She worked in summer stock theater for several years, and in 1951, she toured in Australia with a production of The Moon Is Blue.[2]
Dayton played Mary Aldrich in The Aldrich Family,[4] Patsy Hamilton in The Brighter Day,[4]:136 Jennifer in A Date with Life,[4]:238 Grace Baden in Lucas Tanner,[4]:632 and Lucy Spaulding in Paradise Bay.[4]:810
Dayton appeared in as a guest star on episodes of Studio One, Robert Montgomery Presents, Kraft Theatre, The Fugitive, The F.B.I., Barnaby Jones, and Quincy, M.E.. She made five guest appearances on Perry Mason, twice as the defendant: in 1957 she played Myrna Davenport in "The Case of the Runaway Corpse," and appeared in an episode of Armstrong Circle Theatre titled Divorcees Anonymous.[5] In 1958, she played Sue Hardisty in "The Case of the Buried Clock." Dayton played Catherine Drisco in the episode "The Party Line" on CBS's Dennis the Menace. She had a memorable role in The Twilight Zone episode "A Penny for Your Thoughts", which featured Dick York.
In 1965, she was cast as Virginia Farragut in "The Battle of San Francisco Bay" in the syndicated anthology series, Death Valley Days, with series host Ronald W. Reagan as Admiral David Farragut. Dayton was cast as a nun, Sister Mary Frances, in the earlier 1960 Death Valley Days episode, "The Wind at Your Back", hosted by Stanley Andrews,. In the story line, the nun tries to convince a young wounded outlaw, Johnny Carter (Steven Terrell), whom she is treating at a mission school, to turn himself into the law.[6]
Her film appearances included roles in Twilight of Honor (1963), One Man's Way (1963), Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), Something for Joey (1977), Deadman's Curve (1978) and The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2 (1978). Dayton was in an episode of the Dick Van Dyke Show about an ex army buddy who Rob thought is a jewel thief.
Dayton married actor Dean Harens in 1947. The marriage lasted until her death in 1994.
Dayton died of cancer in Sherman Oaks, California. She was 70.[1]
1963 Twilight of Honor Vera Driscoll
1964 One Man's Way Mrs. Gordon
1970 Tora! Tora! Tora! Miss Ray Cave
1974 The Man from Independence Bess Truman
1977 Something for Joey Mrs. Frome
1978 Deadman's Curve Clara Berry
1978 The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2 Mrs. Boothe
1979 Captain America Secretary
"June Dayton Harens; Played Mary Aldrich in Henry Aldrich Films". Los Angeles Times. June 18, 1994. Retrieved 19 February 2017.
"Lucky Break". The Age. Australia, Victoria, Melbourne. September 15, 1951. p. 5. Retrieved February 17, 2017 – via Newspapers.com.
"June Dayton". Playbill Vault. Retrieved 19 February 2017.
Terrace, Vincent (2011). Encyclopedia of television shows, 1925 through 2010 (2nd ed.). Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. p. 23. ISBN 978-0-7864-6477-7.
McMahon, Mike (8 January 1957). Entertainment Highlights, Plattsburgh Press-Republican
"The Wind at Your Back on Death Valley Days". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved February 26, 2019.
June Dayton on IMDb
June Dayton at the Internet Broadway Database
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New Ragweed Allergy Pill Clears FDA
April 17, 2014, 9:19 PM UTC / Source: LiveScience
By Rachael Rettner, Senior Writer
A new oral medication to treat ragweed allergies has been approved by the Food and Drug administration, the agency announced today (April 17).
The medication, called Ragwitek (a drug from Merck and Co.), is a tablet taken once a day by placing it under the tongue, where it dissolves. It is approved for people who are allergic to pollen from the plant short ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia).
Patients should start taking the medication 12 weeks before ragweed season, and use it throughout the season, the FDA said. The first dose should be taken in a doctor's office in case the patient has an allergic reaction to the drug, which contains extract from the short ragweed plant itself. [ 9 Weirdest Allergies ]
The drug is an alternative to allergy shots or medications that relieve allergy symptoms, the FDA said.
People with ragweed pollen allergies, one of the most common seasonal allergies, may have symptoms such as sneezing, a runny nose, nasal congestion, and itchy and watery eyes, especially during the late summer and early fall.
In a study of 1,700 adults, the most common side effects of the drug were itching and irritation in the mouth, ears and throat. During one allergy season, people who took Ragwitek had a 26 percent reduction in symptoms and the need for allergy medications compared with those who received a placebo, the FDA said.
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Each report must be at least 500 words and must have at least one original photograph taken by the member blogger. The post must also include a map of the area you are speaking about. The reason for this is Google loves this Feature and will give you a better chance of being indexed ahead of paid ads.
Oh did I also mention do you remember the story of the long tall and short tail. I will explain plain and simple. Niche and Market Reports should be subdivisions or town not for a large city or state. Let's keep it simple. You will also get better results in the long run.
I am sure the contest will be successful with many entries!
Thanks for hosting this challenge Hannah Williams , I am looking forward to contributing.
Hi Hannah! Thank you so much for hosting our April Challenge! This one is definitely a great one for members to reap the benefits of sharing market reports that the consumers love to read!
As the flowers are blooming and rain slows down, there is more interest in growing plants. We had so much rain in decades there is not going to be water rationing, restrictions. I will start thinking about a blog about gardening.
and other market reports will reflect price range homes of those who are buying new construction.... and we'll punt from there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Hannah, Sounds like a good and interesting contest you have herem One that I need to do.
Hannah, great idea for a challenge. I have it on my plan for April to participate. Thank you for explaining how the map feature works.
I'll certainly be entering this as I've been working up a few anyway.
Hannah--good morning! I love this idea and will participate. This will be a great exercise for me and fits right in with my April plans. Thanks!
Hi Hannah... now this is something I do regularly and I mean regularly and consistently... still waiting for my phone to ring. Waiting for years now. Beginning to feel like that old Maytag repairman... lonely!
Hannah I am sure you will get a lot of members participating in your challenge.
Hannah Williams - What a great AR Challenge! I like that it isn't something personal - strictly business and fun!
Thank you, Hannah. I know this will be a lot of work for you and it will be fun reading the entries too. Thanks, for all you do.
Hi Hannah Williams that sounds like a great contest, my wheels are turning!
Hannah Williams Thanks for posting...good incentive to highlight new listings!
I am away this week, but hopefully will be able to squeeze week 1 in over the weekend.
finally a challange I learn about right at the start! Great ideas, I look forward to being part of this one.
HI Hannah Williams - I feel like I was reading your mind. I just re-invented my market reports and decided to go with both a video and an interactive map last week.
Here is my first entry with all the elements you asked for! Happy April!
Hello Hannah - consistent and relevant posts make the phone ring and keep a member aware and knowledgeable of his/her market. I hope your challenge will spark interest in some members who have not benefited yet from this exercise.
Sounds like there will be lots of participants. I do market reports every month but maybe will do some different formats or drill down further than the communities I service. Things to ponder.
Will definitely put some thought into it Hannah! Thanks for the idea...maybe the phone will ring after posting a few of them.
Great challenge. These market reports do make the phone ring! My community is waiting patiently and I'm waiting for the other agents to close out their sales so I know my data is correct!
Hmmmm....this will be a little different...our primary niches are not really geographic....we have "budding" smaller ones that are....I will "discuss" with you later...Good to have contests that stretch our gray matter !
Hannah, thanks for providing the extra incentive. I know that I've been needing to the online version of market reports a regular basis. I've been saying I want to do videos for longer than I can remember..... This will be the month! Thank you.
I guess it's a new opportunity for business and some time to sit back and think a little bit before you make your next move, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Hi Hannah- sounds like a good challenge especially for agents to do what will certainly make the phone ring!!!!
Sounds like a great idea and time permitting I am going to work on it this week.
Hi Hannah - this sounds like a great idea, and I had not thought of incorporating google maps in before. I will see what I can do! Thanks for the challenge!
Brenda J. Andrew Challenges are a great way to reach your goals and a free account. You are almost there. Google loves when you use their maps Please enter you will be so glad you did.
Okay, here's week 1 - with a bonus map!!
Thank you again for hosting, Hannah! This is something we should all be doing on a regular basis! Happy Tuesday!
Well, well, well... isn't this an interesting challenge. And, thanks for including us non-agents. The timing is perfect for the start of golf season. You know what I'll be posting about.
Thanks for posting the challenge - it's really useful for us to see each other's market reports so we can all bring our best to this challenge!
M.C. Dwyer when we write these niches Market Reports we also learn more about our own area we are writing about. It keeps us on our toes. When someone asks us a question we surprise ourselves as we really know the answers.
In this contest I am presenting myself as marketing technologist which is my other chore for Silicon Valley, CA around west and Cupertino area.
Hi Hannah, Here's Our Entry #1 Plus Bonus!
Hi Hannah Williams I think I will do this challenge, since I want more leads for May. I will have to get out there this weekend, and prepare my first subdivision post. I had already done one for the city, but didn't reach the words minimum.
Jerry Newman With the links and the such I think you came in just over the wire. We will leave it up to the powers that be- I thought it was a Beautiful entry next one more words okay?
I'm in, my dear friend Hannah! The only grumble you'll hear from me is the 500 words, but I can make it happen. Looks like I'd better get busy as today is already the 6th of April! And thanks to you, I learned how to embed a map last year. I love that feature. Thanks for sponsoring the contest.
https://activerain.com/droplet/5hVd Good afternoon Hannah Williams here is week one... I really needed this challenge to give me a huge kick in the back side to start blogging again.
Hi Hannah, Thank you for hosting this challenge. Here is my first offering.
Okay, I will get back on the saddle and try out another challenge. Since it has been so long for me, it is about time.
Hannahj, I just read about this contest this evening. So, do not have a video for this community.
No video but thanks to Liz and Bill Spear's handy dandy tutorial (and a little coaching) I managed to insert the map!
Here's my first entry, for this week, with a map AND a video. Bill's tutorial was a big help! I'll have to dress up my Carlsbad market report for last week I guess!
I work in the entire Silicon Valley. This is my participation of the contest.
Finally got my first post finished. Running behind this month.
Good evening Hannah Williams : Here is my second weeks entry plus bonus!
Thank you for putting on the April Challenge!
Here is another one Hannah Williams...Another Home Sold: Casitas at Hidden Valley in St. George, Utah!
Thanks again for putting on the April challenge!
Hi Hannah, Here is another offering for your Challenge. Thanks again for hosting this. The month is flying.
Here's my entry for the first week with a map and video - had to go back and make some changes.
2 done, 2 more to go.
Week two plus bonus video and a map in place.
Forgot to add my weekly market report here, Hannah! I am loving seeing these great responses to your challenge - the market reports are so beneficial to garner the eye of the consumer. Have a great week ahead!
Good Morning and Here's #3 Entry + Bonus!
Hi Hannah Williams , is adding a google map from the google apps menu a paid service for using the map? I can't quite figure out how to do the map. I am glad you have challenged us to do this.
That will be great, Hannah. I signed for something today, but was not quite able to understand for to do the map.
Hannah Williams that was my first post for this challenge. Thanks for your A/R message; the easiest way for us to find our way back here is if you tag us in a comment on this challenge page.
Here's my Week 3 entry - the SummerHouse Condos in Carlsbad Village.
HI Hannah Williams - Happy Easter!
Hi Hannah, Here is my entry. Thank you. Hope you had a good Easter.
I love writing market reports, but have not tried the maps yet. I can not wait to dive in to make my first one to add to my reports.
Hello again Hannah Williams, hope you had a fantastic holiday weekend. Here is #3 niche report...Take a Hike When You Like in Southern Utah!
Hi Hannah Williams - I just want to thank you again for all your hard work hosting this challenge for April - Below is my last entry into the challenge.


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Up to six family members/friends may accompany the urn to the scattering waters. There will be other families onboard, each family will take turns scattering. Only one multi family trip will be scheduled each month. Call 510-568-5400 for availability.
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LARC NEWS Posted: 8/31/2020 1:55:15 AM
It was a winning weekend for Rosenthal Ranch LLC., the 2019 AQHA Owners of the Year. On Saturday, Connie Rosenthal, the matriarch of Rosenthal Ranch, had the winning bid of $215,000 at the Ruidoso Yearling Sale on Hip No. 553 Bomb Cyclone, a yearling colt by Favorite Cartel out of the outstanding broodmare Remember Me Rose. Then on Sunday night, Bomb Cyclone's older brother, the outstanding Powerful Favorite, dominated an outstanding field of older horses to win the Grade 1, $100,000 Go Man Go Handicap contested at 400 yards at Los Alamitos.
With Eduardo Nicasio up for trainer Chris O'Dell, Powerful Favorite had a tremendous star in the 60th running of the Go Man Go, as flew out of the gate to establish an early ¾ length lead. Walker Family Trust's 7-year-old great Zoomin For Spuds was second at that point with recent graded stakes winners Bail Czech and Chocolatito also in the mix. However, the 4-year-old Powerful Favorite sealed his win by opening up a 1 ¼ length advantage with 110-yards to go and he maintained from there on the way to :19.420 clocking, the meet's fastest time at this distance.
"He had been doing super good coming into this race," O'Dell said. "He's one of the best, let me tell you. We've made a lot of good adjustments with him."
"I was waiting for him to run like that," Nicasio added. "I want this horse in the Champion of Champions this year. He can be in that race with the great horses like Chocolatito and the others. Tonight, this was the best start he has had a while. He broke perfectly and I did not use him too much. I just tried to maintain his attention. Probably around 100 yards into the race he was already clear. When I saw that I said, 'Okay, come on, let's go.' He is such a nice horse. I just love that horse. He is one of my favorite horses. I feel good for the owner. She bought the full brother to this horse in Oklahoma."
Sent off at 7-2 odds, Powerful Favorite earned $50,000 for his win in the Go Man Go. He is now five major stakes races at Los Alamitos with this race being his second Grade 1 victory at the Orange County oval. He also won the Grade 1 Los Alamitos Winter Derby last year plus the Governor's Cup Derby and the El Primero Del Año Derby. He won the Governor's Cup Futurity in 2018.
Rosenthal Ranch and O'Dell have certainly enjoyed a lot of success campaigning horses from the breeding of top stallion Favorite Cartel and the broodmare Remember Me Rose. In addition to Powerful Favorite, who has now won 12 of 21 career starts for earnings of $830,222, Rosenthal Ranch also owns his full brother Runforyourlife, who is now a 3-year-old and the winner of the 2019 Golden State Million Futurity and lifetime earnings of $597,403. Bomb Cyclone now makes for a tremendous addition to the stable.
"I'm in deep now," said Connie with a laugh while referring to her $215,000 purchase. "We thought we got a bargain. We thought he was going to go higher. I watch the horse sale online all day on Friday and Saturday. All I kept thinking was Bob would have been there."
Bob is Connie's husband, who died on March 5, 2018. Powerful Favorite made his racing debut a few weeks later on April 29.
"It was a big relief when we found out that we had bought (Bomb Cyclone) because we missed out on (Cyber Monday) last year," she said.
Also by Favorite Cartel and out of Remember Me Rose, Cyber Monday won the Ruidoso Futurity earlier this year and finished fourth in the Rainbow Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. So far, the colt has earned $516,241.
"I was at the sale on Saturday to buy Bomb Cyclone for Connie," O'Dell said. "All four of them that I have seen from this family are completely different. They are all different horses. This one (Bomb Cyclone) is a big, tall, Thoroughbred looking horse and Runforyourlife is a little bit that way."
"He's long," Connie added. "He's got a long back."
"Yeah, he's long everywhere," O'Dell added. "He covers so much ground when he walks. He's going to like the long races. That family is just full runners. Powerful Favorite and Runforyourlife have run out almost $1.5 million between the two of them. Hopefully, (Bomb Cyclose) is good, just like the rest of them. They all have good attitudes. They ease around. They do not get too excited. They just do their job."
It was certainly a win-win weekend for Rosenthal and O'Dell.
EG High Desert Farms' Bail Czech, an 18-1 longshot in this race, outfinished Zoomin For Spuds by a neck to earn the $17,000 second place share of the purse. With Mark Jasso aboard, the 4-year-old son of Corona Czech came into this race after winning the Grade 1 Spencer Childers Championship Handicap for trainer Jesus Nunez.
Ridden by Jose Nicasio for trainer Monty Arrossa, Zoomin For Spuds earned $10,000 for his third-place effort. Making his first start of the year, Zoomin For Spuds has now finished in the top three in 35 of his 44 career starts. He has now bankrolled $819,171 during his brilliant career, which has featured a total of 11 stakes wins at Los Alamitos, including Grade 1 wins in the Champion of Champions, Brad McKinzie Los Alamitos Winter Championship and the Vessels Maturity. Ed Allred's Chocolatito finished fourth and was followed by Jess Macho Corona, Mister Appolitical, Jesstacartel, Transcend, Alamode and Corona Jumpin Mrl.
The Go Man Go does not offer a direct provisional berth to the Champion of Champions, but it does offer its winner an opportunity for a berth in the prestigious $6000,000 race if one does become available. If the connections of a horse with a provisional berth turns down the berth or if a horse earns multiple berths, then in those situations then the provisional available berth goes to the winner of the Go Man Go.


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Jam For Justice fundraiser features lawyers and judges in concert
Updated: Jun. 12, 2019, 12:34 p.m. |
Published: Jun. 12, 2019, 11:03 a.m.
Faith and Whiskey will perform at this year's Jam For Justice event. (Photo by Brynna Fish, brynnafish.com)
Annie Nickoloff, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Every year for 11 years, the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland has hosted a fundraiser in the form of a concert, called "Jam For Justice." And every year, each performance includes at least one lawyer or judge performing music onstage.
"It's a hidden talent among the legal community for sure," said Melanie A. Shakarian, the director of development and communications at Legal Aid. "There's a lot of folks who like to perform."
The event takes place on Wednesday, June 19, at Cleveland's House of Blues, 308 Euclid Ave. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Jam For Justice's lineup includes bands with courtroom themes like Out Of Order, First Offenders and Rule 11 & the Sanctions. There's also Faith & Whiskey, a band which features Ohio Supreme Court Justice Mike Donnelly.
DJ Brad Wolfe, who is a criminal defense attorney by day, will host Jam For Justice between sets.
Shakarian said she expects about 900 to 1,000 attendees at the House of Blues. General admission tickets to the event cost $50, and include food samples and a drink ticket.
Money raised at Jam For Justice will directly support Legal Aid, a nonprofit organization that provides free attorneys to people who face legal issues. According to Shakarian, Legal Aid Cleveland helps about 20,000 people a year. This year, the organization hopes to raise $100,000.
Jam For Justice has been a big part of Legal Aid's fundraising since it started at the Blind Pig, a former Warehouse District bar, in 2008. The event moved to the House of Blues in 2013, and the lineup continued to expand as Shakarian discovered more local bands that featured legal professionals.
"Suddenly I began hearing about all these other musical acts, garage bands where people were attorneys and judges by day and by night got together and jammed," she said.
However, the lineup of Jam For Justice ultimately depends on which musicians are available on the date of the show.
"Our selection process is that we want to be as inclusive as possible, but then [it's] also based on peoples' trial schedules and their busy life as an attorney."
Tickets to Jam For Justice and raffle tickets are on sale now through Legal Aid's website.
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For this reason, you will thus need to ensure that you well know how you are going to make the right decision of the used car that you will choose so that you don't end up making a mistake. In order for you to make the right choice of a used car that you will buy and also one that will not disappoint you when you buy, there are a couple of things that you ought to check on for. In this article, you are provided with some factors that will help you to make the right choc of the car that you are going to buy and also one that will suit both your needs as well as budget.
Having a budget is the very first thing that you will need to keep in mind when you are choosing the right used car for you to buy. Note that by having a budget, you will be able to search for the range of car which you can afford, and thus it will become much easier for you to make the right choice. You will need to have a budget that you will stick to and even spend less on the budget to make sure that you don't end up with financial constraints.
The second tip to ensure that you will get the best deal of used car that you will buy will be identifying your needs. Since there are so many different brands of car, you ought to come up with a list of your target car that you will want to buy so as to reduce confusion.


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There are many types of influenza viruses that usually only infect birds; these are called avian influenza viruses. Some avian influenza viruses, such as H5N1 or H7N9, have been associated with human disease.
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Avian influenza, or bird flu, is an infectious disease caused by a type of influenza virus. Find out about outbreaks, symptoms, treatment and prevention.
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Kunjin/West Nile virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito and is always present in tropical parts of Australia
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Psittacosis (sometimes called ornithosis or parrot disease or parrot fever) is an infection of the lung (pneumonia) caused by the bacterium Chlamydophila. Read more...
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There are several other neurological conditions which resemble Parkinson's which may be described as atypical Parkinsonism which are termed Parkinson's Plus conditions.
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Did you know that Australia has one of the highest levels of pet ownership in the world?Around 36% of households own a dog and 23% include a cat as part of the family. And then there are horses, guinea pigs, fish, birds . . .
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Barmah Forest virus infection is the second most common mosquito-borne infection in Australia (after Ross River virus infection). On average, some 700 fresh cases are notified each year (over 400 in Queensland), but in epidemic years, numbers have approached 2000.
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With recent spikes in the number of reported cases of Ross River virus infection in Australia (Sundstrom 2016), it is an important time to familiarise yourself with Australias most common mosquito-borne infection.
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As Springtime begins, it's important for health professionals to consider the care that may be required for conditions relevant for the season. Allergic rhinitis (or hay fever) and asthma can be triggered by increasing pollen in the air (Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy 2017).


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La Federazione calcistica di Saint Lucia, fondata nel 1979, lo stesso anno in cui l'isola ha ottenuto l'indipendenza, è il massimo organo amministrativo del calcio a Saint Lucia. Affiliata alla FIFA dal 1988, essa è responsabile della gestione della nazionale di calcio di Saint Lucia e del campionato nazionale. Ha sede nella capitale Castries.

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Venice Film Festival: Cymbeline
Events, Features, Film, Review | by Loose Lips — September 3, 2014
Tags: Anton Yelchin, Bill Pullman, Cymbeline, Dakota Johnson, Delroy Lindo, Ed Harris, Ethan Hawke, Gossip Girl, John Leguizamo, Michael Almereyda, Milla Jovovich, Penn Badgley, Shakespeare, Spencer Treat Clark, William Shakespeare
Directed by Michael Almereyda
Starring Dakota Johnson, Ethan Hawke, Milla Jovovich, Anton Yelchin, Penn Badgley, Ed Harris, Bill Pullman, John Leguizamo, Spencer Treat Clark and Delroy Lindo
Like much of the great writer's work, Cymbeline, one of William Shakespeare's lesser known plays, has been adapted into a film and modernized for today's audience. Those unfamiliar with the original play may mistake Cymbeline as one of Shakespeare's great comedies after seeing this latest adaptation. Thou art mistaken as Cymbeline is one of Shakespeare's tragedies, albeit with a few comedic moments embedded in its sheer absurdity.
Almereyda's modern day adaptation takes the story from the royal courts of Britain to the mean streets of America. King Cymbeline (Ed Harris) is leader of the Briton Motorcycle Club who clashes with the Roman police force. His daughter Imogen (Dakota Johnson) has married Posthumus (Penn Badgley) while Cymbeline's wife the queen (Milla Jovovich) is angered by this as she wants Imogen to marry her son Cloten (Anton Yelchin).
Whilst moving this story from Britain to America to create an American Shakespeare in setting, acting and tone, the language is not updated to match the modernization. Use of technology, gang wars and plot holes stand in stark contrast to eloquent language which sounds very much out of place not just in an American accent, but in this style of film which is more reminiscent of the 1999 film Cruel Intentions than any Shakespeare adaptation.
While trying to Americanize a work of Shakespeare, transposing it onto the modern troubles in American life is not an ill-conceived concept as proven in Almereyda's 2000 version of Hamlet starring Ethan Hawke who gives the only good performance of this film. However, it is the execution that fails this film. The script should not have been adapted word for word. The Briton / Roman references are hilarious at times, especially as President Obama is displayed on scenic TV screens. Surely a story merely based on Cymbeline would have worked much better. As it stands, the use of Shakespeare's language heightens the story's flaws in a modern day setting, and detracts from the story and performances which could have been much more riveting using words to match its style. This reads as a Shakespearean Gossip Girl.
While Shakespeare's work may remain timeless, this adaptation of Cymbeline begins and shall remain dated.
This entry was posted on Wednesday, September 3rd, 2014 at 11:20 pm and is filed under Events, Features, Film, Review.


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Washington Hospital Healthcare System, Fremont, California, has contracted with MDI Solutions to provide a Senior Integration Analyst, to assist in the planning of a major integration environment upgrade.
Working in collaboration with Washington Hospital's senior IT management, MDI have assigned a senior Cloverleaf™ integration analyst to conduct an integration engine performance review and disaster recovery assessment. MDI will evaluate the engine performance by reviewing the thread and process architecture, protocol configuration state, virtual memory structure, mass storage status and other key engine components. The disaster recovery assessment will provide planning and recommendations to deliver High Availability (HA) services in a networked environment, and guidance on Data Recovery Continuous Data Protection of the IBM AIX environments.
Washington Hospital Healthcare System, (http://www.whhs.com/), serves the residents of Fremont, Newark, Union City, and part of South Hayward and unincorporated Sunol with a population of approximately 320,000. Their comprehensive healthcare services include 24-hour emergency care; childbirth and family services; cardiac surgery, catheterization and rehabilitation; nutritional counseling; outpatient surgery; pulmonary function; crisis intervention; respiratory care; rehabilitation services; social services; laboratory; medical imaging; level II nursery and hospice care.


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Francis R. Leathers
July 3, 1945 - August 6, 2021
NORFOLK -- Memorial service for Francis R. Leathers, 76, of Norfolk will be held at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at Stonacek Funeral Chapel in Norfolk. Officiating the service will be Rev. Terry Buol. Private family inurnment will take place at a later date. Military rites will be conducted by the American Legion Post #16, V.F.W. Post #1644, American Legion Riders, and the United States Army Honors Guard. Francis died on Friday, August 6, 2021 at Faith Regional Health Services in Norfolk. Francis was born on July 3, 1945, at home near Neligh to Colette (Hoffmann) Dederman and Harold Leathers. Francis later became the step-son of Dillard Dederman. He grew up in Pierce. He attended school in Pierce before leaving in High School to help on the family farm. He served in the U.S. Army and Vietnam. After his discharge, he moved to the Norfolk area. He worked at Battle Creek CO-OP before beginning his career with Vulcraft. His adventurous lifestyle led him to work in Jackson Hole Wyoming for several years where he continued his love for the outdoors before returning to Norfolk and retiring from Vulcraft. He married Margaret (Luebe). To this union sons Tom and Tim were born. He later married Patricia (Marquardt) Washburn. To this union daughter Tonja was born. He enjoyed being an outdoorsman, was a jack of all trades, loved attending auctions, and telling one of his many exciting hunting stories. Of all of his wild adventures in life, his most precious was time spent with family. Survivors include his son, Tom (Maureen) Leathers of Meadow Grove and their daughters, Emily (Danny), Andrea, and Alyssa (Colin); son Tim (significant other, Emily) Leathers of Tilden and his daughters Justine (Andy) and Taylor (fiancé, Mike); and his daughter Tonja (Aaron) Taylor of Plattsmouth and their children Tyler (Anna), Leah (Eric), Dillon, Caitlin (Emmit) and Emma. Francis was also blessed with 14 great-grand children. Surviving siblings are John (Gayle) Leathers of Iowa, Vicki (Jim) Anderson of Missouri, Dean (Kristi) Dederman of Norfolk; sister-in-law Sharon Leathers of Illinois, brother Ted (Gayla) Leathers of Omaha and sister Leslie Fox of Omaha. He is also survived by an uncle, many cousins, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his first wife Margaret and his brother, James Leathers. Memorials can be sent to Tom & Maureen Leathers, 54024 840 Rd, Meadow Grove , NE 68752. Dad's wishes were that everyone dress casual for the service. Condolences may be expressed to the family on-line at www.stonacekfuneralchapel.com.
NORFOLK -- Memorial service for Francis R. Leathers, 76, of Norfolk will be held at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at Stonacek Funeral Chapel in Norfolk. Officiating the service will be Rev. Terry Buol. Private family inurnment will take... View Obituary & Service Information
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Over 200 hill gods and goddesses converge on the sprawling Padal ground of Mandi town to participate in International Shivratri Fari in the centuries old heritage town of temples, known as Kashi of Himachal Pradesh .
Shivratri is celebrated with religious fervour and gaiety. The town dresses up for week-long celebrations which are held in keeping with 600-year old royal traditions of princely rulers. Noted artists from home and abroad regale the audience in the colourful evening cultural programmes.
Mandi rulers were devotees of Lord Shiva. Bhutnath, Trilokinath, Panchvaktra and Ardhnarishwar are prominent Shiva temples. There are over 100 temples here. Built in Shikhra style these are the finest specimen of hill architecture.
The Shivratri fair is being celebrated here since the very foundation of the present Mandi town was laid in 1526 during the rule of Ajber Sen.


Between the Eclipse finds John McCutcheon in top form, immersed in the themes he knows best. From his tales of the working life to his odes to love and home, John's uplifting songs continue to inspire. Propelled by a band of outstanding musicians, McCutcheon displays a new energy, which prompted the Oakland Tribune to dub him "the Bruce Springsteen of folk."


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Demetrious Johnson to join 'The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition' in Singapore
Demetrious Johnson (©ONE Championship)
Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson, 33, of Parkland, Washington, United States is one of the ONE Championship athletes who will join the cast of "The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition" as special guest stars. The Singapore-based martial arts promotion confirmed this on August 13, 2020.
On the same day, ONE Championship confirmed that "Super" Sage Northcutt, 24, Ritu "The Indian Tigress" Phogat, 25, Brandon "The Truth" Vera, 42, "Unstopabble" Angela Lee, 23, and "The Panda" Xiong Jing Nan, 31, are also joining the upcoming reality show. They are fighting out of the U.S., India, the Philippines, Singapore and China, respectively.
Vera, Lee and Xiong are the respective reigning champions of ONE Championship's heavyweight, women's atomweight and women's strawweight divisions. Phogat is an Indian wrestling champion competing in ONE Championship's women's atomweight division.
Johnson is the inaugural ONE Flyweight Grand Prix Champion. As the inaugural flyweight champion of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the African-American mixed martial artist successfully defended his belt 11 times between 2012 and 2017.
"I am excited to announce the ONE Championship athletes and world champions ready to join me on 'The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition' as special guest stars," ONE Championship chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong stated. "Our athletes at ONE Championship are the backbone of our organization. They are real-life, modern day heroes who inspire the world with their incredible stories."
"Their discipline and wisdom will inspire and mentor our contestants,"Chatri continued. "It is my honor to star alongside these amazing human beings on the show."
One athlete is expected to guest star per episode of "The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition," which will be filmed in Singapore. The fighter will participate in physical challenges that will test athletic ability and cardio endurance.
"'The Apprentice' is one of the biggest reality television franchises in history and it is my absolute pleasure to appear on 'The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition,'" Johnson said. "I have no doubt ONE Championship will put a very interesting spin on the traditional format. I'm looking forward to participating in all sorts of challenges from physical endurance challenges to business challenges."
"The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition" will invite 16 contestants handpicked from around the world to compete in a high-stakes game of business and physical challenges. The winner will receive a US$250,000 job offer to work directly under Chatri for a year as his protege in Singapore.
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Death Comes In Many Different Ways. And Some Are A Bit Surprising
By Marc Silver,
Marc Silver
A vigil is held against violence in Cali, Colombia. The country has seen some 1,090 homicides this year.
We're living longer.
And cardiovascular disease and infectious diseases aren't taking quite as much of a toll as they did a couple of decades ago.
But that doesn't mean we're immortal.
Road accidents, suicide, chronic kidney disease, alcohol-related diseases ... these are a few of the topics to discuss after looking at a new country-by-country analysis of causes of death by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington.
There are 188 countries included. We spoke to IHME's director, Dr. Christopher Murray, about some of the more unusual findings.
Stroke, heart disease and lung cancer are the three big killers. What else are you seeing?
In Central America you start to see really interesting things. Violence is the No. 1 cause of premature death in El Salvador, Colombia and Venezuela. Chronic kidney disease is No. 2 in Mexico. And you wouldn't even find a national policy on chronic kidney disease. It's a big issue in not just Mexico but other countries in Central America, and it's starting to be a big issue in East Asia.
Why is chronic kidney disease a problem in these parts of the world?
The Central American issue is very controversial. Partly it's diabetes and obesity. But it's believed to be pesticide-related by one group. Another group believes it might be an unrecognized viral illness that's the cause. There's active research on what might account for this, but very little recognition [by governments] of how huge it is.
What else strikes you in the data?
Road traffic injuries is the No. 1 cause of premature death in four countries in the Middle East, the No. 3 cause of premature death in China.
Is that because of dangerous drivers or careless pedestrians?
Probably both. Probably poorly enforced traffic regulations, drunk driving, lots of vehicles without safety restraints like air bags and seat belts. And the mixing of pedestrians and cars. There are ways you can intervene that would not be that expensive.
Like what?
Railings at danger points, for example, so people can't walk across the street at random.
Anything strike you as just plain odd?
One that's very strange is that there are a very large number of deaths in Bolivia recorded as "foreign body aspiration," where kids, in particular, get a foreign body stuck in their airway and die.
What kind of foreign body?
I don't know. When we were inquiring about this in Bolivia, they gave us local names for things — I don't know what they were.
Alzheimer's is on the top 10 causes of death for 2013 but was not in 1990. How come?
Because the population in the world is much older, many more people die from Alzheimer's. But it's not yet a big issue in sub-Saharan Africa. There are very few people living into their 70s and 80s.
Suicide is a leading cause of death in South Korea and also in China. Why is that?
I don't know why in Korea, but if you're the government of South Korea and you look at these numbers, you have to try to understand the trend. We know more about suicide in China. There's a huge variation across provinces, almost as much as fivefold variations in suicide. There are theories that say once you have high suicide rates it's kind of self-perpetuating. People know people who've committed suicide; they also know about the means of suicide. There's this notion that it's almost a contagion. But these are theories. The good news in China is that suicide rates are down a lot in the last 20 years. We attribute a lot of that to economic progress and to more emancipation of younger people from their families.
The report also notes that women are living longer than men, and the gap in death rates for men and women in the 20-44 age bracket is widening.
One of the big drivers is men in the countries of the former Soviet Union. There's a big increase in the death rate [in that bracket] in Eastern Europe and alcohol is likely a part of it.
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Praxis Filosófica  Nueva Serie es una revista semestral del Departamento de Filosofía de la Universidad del Valle (Cali-Colombia), editada y financiada por la misma universidad que se publica desde 1977. Su principal objetivo es divulgar escritos originales, avances y resultados de investigación producidos en las distintas áreas de la filosofía. Originalmente el nombre de la revista era PraxisFilosófica, pero desde 1990  se conoce como  Praxis Filosófica Nueva Serie puesto que en ese periodo se retoma la publicación de la revista que había sido suspendida por causas presupuestales.  Hoy en día a ´pesar de la modificación del nombre se la reconoce también por su nombre original.

La revista ofrece sus páginas a la comunidad nacional e internacional para la publicación en español, inglés, francés, alemán, italiano y portugués de artículos, crítica de libros, reseñas críticas de obras recientes (no mayor a dos años), réplicas y  entrevistas en todas las líneas de la filosofía. Los artículos son sometidos a un proceso de arbitraje doble ciego y el contenido de los originales publicados es responsabilidad exclusiva de sus autores.

Indexación e impacto

La revista Praxis Filosófica aparece registrada en las bases de datos:

Índice Bibliográfico Nacional Publindex de Revistas Científicas y Tecnológicas Colombianas de Colciencias, Categoría A2; Ulrich´s International PeriodicalDirectory (R.R. Bowker, New Jersey, USA); The philosopher'sIndex, Philosophy Documentation Center (USA); Informe Académico Thomson Gale (USA); Latindex; Dialnet, Hemeroteca virtual de revistas científicas españolas e hispanoamericanas; y SciELO (ScientificElectronic Library Online); Fuente Académica Premier – EBSCO; que recogen de forma sistemática los trabajos originales publicados en Praxis Filosófica.

Audiencia

Praxis Filosófica está dirigida a los diferentes estudiosos, académicos e investigadores interesados en el área de la filosofía. El alcance de los artículos publicados en la revista es mundial debido a que sus contenidos se publican en texto completo en el siguiente enlace: http://praxisfilosofica.univalle.edu.co/

Política de acceso abierto

Praxis Filosófica ofrece acceso en línea gratuito a todos sus artículos en su sitio web, y en los repositorios Publindex,  Scielo Colombia. Praxis Filosófica hace parte del Directorio de Revistas de Acceso Abierto (DOAJ).

Lista de editores

Artículos destacados
1) Margot, Jean.-Paul. Libertad y necesidad en Spinoza. (2011). Praxis Filosófica,Nueva Serie No. 32, pp. 27-44.

2) Tomasini,Alejandro .Razones y causas: Wittgenstein versus Davidson. (2016). Praxis Filosófica,Nueva Serie No.43, pp. 13-36

3) Apostel, L. ¿Cuál es la fuerza de un argumento? Algunos problemas y sugerencias. (2007)  Praxis Filosófica, Nueva Serie No.25, pp. 129-134

4) Krause, D. Einstein y la indiscernibilidad .(2006). Praxis Filosófica, Nueva Serie,No. 22, pp. 113-130

5) Mosterín, Jesus. Limites del conocimiento cosmológico. (1993).Praxis Filosófica Nueva serie, No. 43

6) Cortina, Adela La ética dialógica ante el problema de la violencia .(1995).Praxis Filosófica Nueva serie, No. 5

7) Fernández, Lelio. Las dos preocupaciones de radicales de Baruc Spinoza. (1992).Praxis Filosófica Nueva serie, No. 3

8) López Astorga, Miguel. The formal discipline theory and mental logic.(2015). Praxis Filosófica, Nueva Serie. No. 41 pp 11-26

9)  Racionero, Quintín.  Logos, mito y discurso probable. En torno a la escritura del Timeo de Platón. (1999). Praxis Filosófica, Nueva Serie. Nos. 8/9, pp. 155-187

Referencias
 La totalidad o parte del texto de este artículo fue tomado de la página Praxis Filosófica Nueva Serie, publicado bajo la licencia Licencias Creative Commons Atribución 3.0 por la Universidad del Valle

Enlaces externos
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Cooking Christmas Lunch is challenging enough when there's four people (me, the Hubby, and our two boys), but this year we invited the Hubby's side of the family. I had 15 people to cook for!
Cooking for 15 people is not easy, I can tell you. On Christmas Eve I was stressing over how I was going to manage to cook everything without letting something go cold.n My brainwave came when I realised that my microwave oven is a Panasonic combination microwave oven. My microwave can be used as an oven, and a fan-assisted oven at that! Luckily that meant I had three ovens for the day and it worked out great. I cooked the Turkey in the large oven, my stuffing and various other things in the small oven, and my roast potatoes in the microwave oven.
As the 15 of us sat down at our dining table pulling crackers and tucking into the Christmas Lunch I'd just dished out I smiled. Yes, it was stressful and hectic but as soon as lunch is on the table the stress is forgotten. Smiles, festive cheer, and lots and lots of laughing followed.
It is the dessert I made for Christmas Day.
Again it was very complicated and stressful making it but having the Hubby there to help out (when he wasn't burning milk) was great. The Hubby was brilliant at adding the coulis and fruit while I got on with cooking lunch. We worked as a team and the whole day worked out great.
Once everyone had had their fill of food, wine, dessert, and wonderful company they went home, leaving us and the boys to veg-out on the sofa.
I'm sure the words "never again" came out of my mouth at some point that day but looking back I'd do it again tomorrow. Regardless of the stress it caused at the time it was fantastic having the family together to enjoy the festive cheer.
How was your Christmas Day, was it nice and quiet or hectic like mine?
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AFTER A TRIAL held largely behind closed doors, a British law student has been acquitted of planning a terrorist attack, UK media reports.
Erol Incedal (27) was previously convicted for possessing a bomb-making manual, something for which he will be sentenced next week.
However, the jury in that trial failed to reach a verdict on whether the student was planning to carry out a terrorist attack.
Today, the defendant wept in court as a new jury returned their verdict.
A piece of paper with an address belonging to former British prime minister Tony Blair had previously been found in Incedal's possession.
However, the exact details of the accusation can not yet be revealed.
The Telegraph reports that the trial was mostly held in private. However, a small group of journalists were allowed in the courtroom for some segments (a total of less than 20% of the evidence heard) following a challenge at the Court of Appeal.
A court order bars those journalists from reporting on the details of the case, however, and the paper notes that that the Crown Prosecution Service had previously warned "that there would be pressure for the trial not to go ahead if it was heard in public".
Some of this evidence is the reasoning behind his possession of the manual.
According to details in the Guardian, after being stopped and questioned by police for motoring offences – and the piece of paper containing the address discovered – a listening device was placed in Incedal's car.
He was heard discussing plans to buy a gun, for protection while dealing drugs.
The jury were told the defendant had expressed an interest in the Islamic State group.
Journalists with details of the trial are yet to discover whether they will be able to report on details of the trial. A legal challenge may be mounted if they are blocked from doing so.
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The Only Speed of Light That Matters
A couple weeks back, someone asked me about a Veritasium video with the provocative title "Why No One Has Measured The Speed Of Light". Veritasium is a science popularization youtube channel, and usually a fairly good one…so it was a bit surprising to see it make a claim usually reserved for crackpots. Many, many people have measured the speed of light, including Ole Rømer all the way back in 1676. To argue otherwise seems like it demands a massive conspiracy.
Veritasium wasn't proposing a conspiracy, though, just a technical point. Yes, many experiments have measured the speed of light. However, the speed they measure is in fact a "two-way speed", the speed that light takes to go somewhere and then come back. They leave open the possibility that light travels differently in different directions, and only has the measured speed on average: that there are different "one-way speeds" of light.
The loophole is clearest using some of the more vivid measurements of the speed of light, timing how long it takes to bounce off a mirror and return. It's less clear using other measurements of the speed of light, like Rømer's. Rømer measured the speed of light using the moons of Jupiter, noticing that the time they took to orbit appeared to change based on whether Jupiter was moving towards or away from the Earth. For this measurement Rømer didn't send any light to Jupiter…but he did have to make assumptions about Jupiter's rotation, using it like a distant clock. Those assumptions also leave the door open to a loophole, one where the different one-way speeds of light are compensated by different speeds for distant clocks. You can watch the Veritasium video for more details about how this works, or see the wikipedia page for the mathematical details.
When we think of the speed of light as the same in all directions, in some sense we're making a choice. We've chosen a convention, called the Einstein synchronization convention, that lines up distant clocks in a particular way. We didn't have to choose that convention, though we prefer to (the math gets quite a bit more complicated if we don't). And crucially for any such choice, it is impossible for any experiment to tell the difference.
So far, Veritasium is doing fine here. But if the video was totally fine, I wouldn't have written this post. The technical argument is fine, but the video screws up its implications.
Near the end of the video, the host speculates whether this ambiguity is a clue. What if a deeper theory of physics could explain why we can't tell the difference between different synchronizations? Maybe that would hint at something important.
Well, it does hint at something important, but not something new. What it hints at is that "one-way speeds" don't matter. Not for light, or really for anything else.
Think about measuring the speed of something, anything. There are two ways to do it. One is to time it against something else, like the signal in a wire, and assume we know that speed. Veritasium shows an example of this, measuring the speed of a baseball that hits a target and sends a signal back. The other way is to send it somewhere with a clock we trust, and compare it to our clock. Each of these requires that something goes back and forth, even if it's not the same thing each time. We can't measure the one-way speed of anything because we're never in two places at once. Everything we measure, every conclusion we come to about the world, rests on something "two-way": our actions go out, our perceptions go in. Even our depth perception is an inference from our ancestors, whose experience seeing food and traveling to it calibrated our notion of distance.
Synchronization of clocks is a convention because the external world is a convention. What we have really, objectively, truly, are our perceptions and our memories. Everything else is a model we build to fill the gaps in between. Some features of that model are essential: if you change them, you no longer match our perceptions. Other features, though, are just convenience: ways we arrange the model to make it easier to use, to make it not "sound dumb", to tell a coherent story. Synchronization is one of those things: the notion that you can compare times in distant places is convenient, but as relativity already tells us in other contexts, not necessary. It's part of our storytelling, not an essential part of our model.
This entry was posted in Amateur Philosophy and tagged history of science, philosophy of science, relativity, science communication on February 25, 2022 by 4gravitons.
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5 thoughts on "The Only Speed of Light That Matters"
Dimitris Papadimitriou March 1, 2022 at 8:18 am
During the last months, I had the opportunity to watch some of these pop- sci videos ( there are lots of them, with various degrees of popularization) and the main thing I've noticed is that while they're trying to avoid seriously wrong statements, they're choosing titles that sometimes are provocative ( to gain more views) and, as a result, they give the wrong impression to their viewers without having the intention to do so.
In many ( not all!) of these videos there are several reoccurring misleading statements, some of them more frequent than others: e.g. the typical confusion between the Bell/ EPR quantum non locality/ non separability with the Einsteinian locality/ causality (; the former is very common, while the latter has never been violated), or the claim that a typical Schwartzschild black hole singularity is " a point at the center of the hole" ( i.e. the confusion between spacelike and timelike singularities) and the similar claim that the infalling matter is compressed altogether in that miniscule pointlike " thing", and so on…
I have not seen this Veritasium video, yet, but this topic about the speed of light reminds me some " issues" that a philosopher ( von Reichenbach?) had written about long ago, in the previous century.
4gravitons Post author March 1, 2022 at 8:35 am
Yeah, titling in general is a shady business. For articles I know how this works, most outlets let editors change titles pretty freely regardless of what the author thinks. This shouldn't be relevant for YouTube videos but maybe there are similar pressures.
I think some of those who confuse relativistic locality and quantum nonlocality are doing it intentionally, in that they think that the quantum kind is the "real one" and the other one is just a particle physics misnomer. I tend to find that kind of fighting over words pretty silly but eh. Of course many popularizers just don't know or don't clarify the difference.
Similarly, the idea of a Schwarzchild singularity as a point is not exactly ridiculous as a first pass description, even if it isn't really the right way to think about it in a serious general relativistic way. Certainly the most commonly used coordinate chart for the Schwarzchild metric puts the singularity at a single point, so it's hard to teach this stuff to an undergrad (who isn't going to really understand diffeomorphisms but can absolutely be taught about the Schwarzchild metric) without that particular "lie to children".
You're right to think of Reichenbach, indeed he apparently proposed the standard parametrization for these things.
Tom June 9, 2022 at 2:21 am
Hello, I am not a physicist, but I was wondering: If it could be experimentally determined, without the use of clocks, that light traveled at the same speed in any given direction, would this be useful information to the field of physics? Or would it just be considered "interesting"?
4gravitons Post author June 9, 2022 at 2:56 am
I mostly agree with the reddit commenter who linked you here.
One thing that may not be obvious is that when physicists talk about "clocks" they don't literally just mean clocks, they mean any measurement of time. The problem with synchronizing clocks is really not an experimental problem, it's a theoretical problem, the problem of comparing different notions of time in different places. And you're always going to have that problem, since you the person doing the measurement is always going to be sitting in one place. You will always need to have some mathematical rule for translating the time you measure where you are to the time measured elsewhere, and someone else could always just choose to use a different mathematical rule. That's why I say in this post that it's not just the one-way speed of light that can't be measured, but the one-way speed of anything: perception itself is a two-way process.
The only way to change that is to fix that mathematical rule, to say that there is only one choice allowed for translating time between different places. You can kind of do that now, just say that obviously light goes the same way in different directions, anything else makes the math really inconvenient. In practice, that's what physicists already do. But you're fixing the rule based on convenience, not on some experimental result.
So if there was an experimental result that told you which mathematical rule to use to translate time between different places…well, I'm just not sure how that would work. Something that lets an experimenter be in two places at once? I don't know whether that would be useful or "huh that's interesting" because I have no idea what it could imply!
Kris June 29, 2022 at 7:59 am
I think we can measure one way speed of light :
Imagine four spaceships flying as perfect square EFGH towards (or away from) not moving (at least relative to each other) points ABCD (could be another four spaceships), where AD is parallel to EF and distance EF equals AD. Points EG should be collinear with points AB and points FH collinear with CD. Making sure that ABCD (and EFGH) is a square is relatively easy, since 2-way speed of light is constant:We can measure (and correct, if necessary) distances BD and CA by sending light signals from B to D (and from C to A) and back (as well as distances from H to E and from H to F)Now we can measure (e.g. constantly) distance from A to G (L) and from D to H (L') using light (laser) signal send from A to G (and reflected back to A) as well as distance from D to H. If for example at 12:00 o'clock we measure the distance from A to G equal 100,000.000001m at AIf we measure at D the distance of 100,000.000001m at 12:15, we would know that the clocks at A and D have a time difference of 15 min.If both measure exactly 100,000.000001m at 12:00, they are perfectly synchronized Please let me know if I made any wrong assumption.
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