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15 Year Killing Spree () — третий альбом-компиляция американской брутал дэт-метал группы Cannibal Corpse. Выпущен в 2003 году лейблом Metal Blade Records. Сборник состоит из четырёх дисков DVD, в которые включены множество материала, ранее не издававшегося.

Список композиций

DVD 1 (избранное)
 «Shredded Humans» — 5:11
 «Put Them to Death» — 1:48
 «Born In a Casket» — 3:19
 «A Skull Full of Maggots» — 2:06
 «Gutted» — 3:15
 «Covered With Sores» — 3:17
 «Vomit The Soul» — 4:30
 «Hammer Smashed Face» — 4:04
 «Addicted to Vaginal Skin» — 3:32
 «The Cryptic Stench» — 3:58
 «Staring Through The Eyes of The Dead» — 3:30
 «Stripped, Raped and Strangled» — 3:27
 «The Pick-Axe Murders» — 3:03
 «The Bleeding» — 4:20
 «Zero The Hero» (Black Sabbath Cover)- 6:35

DVD 2 (избранное)
 «Devoured by Vermin» — 3:12
 «Disfigured» — 3:49
 «Monolith» — 4:25
 «I Will Kill You» — 2:48
 «Sentenced to Burn» — 3:07
 «Gallery of Suicide» — 3:56
 «Dead Human Collection» — 2:30
 «The Spine Splitter» — 3:10
 «Pounded Into Dust» — 2:17
 «I Cum Blood (live)» — 4:06
 «Fucked With A Knife (live)» — 2:27
 «Unleashing The Bloodthirsty (live)» — 4:15
 «Meathook Sodomy (live)» — 5:16
 «Savage Butchery» — 1:51
 «Pit of Zombies» — 3:59
 «Sanded Faceless» — 3:52
 «Systematic Elimination» — 2:52

DVD 3 (ранее неизданные материалы)
 «A Skull Full of Maggots» — 2:25
 «The Undead Will Feast» — 3:01
 «Scattered Remains, Splattered Brains» — 2:41
 «Put Them to Death» — 1:53
 «Bloody Chunks» — 2:26
 «Unburied Horror» — 3:28
 «Mummified In Barbed Wire» — 3:07
 «Gallery of The Obscene» — 3:37
 «To Kill Myself» — 3:41
 «Bloodlands» — 4:29
 «Puncture Wound Massacre» — 1:43
 «Devoured by Vermin» — 3:11
 «Chambers of Blood» — 4:10
 «Dismembered and Molested» — 1:57
 «Gallery of Suicide» — 3:58
 «Unite The Dead» — 3:04
 «Crushing The Despised» — 1:50
 «Headless» — 2:26
 «Bethany Home (A Place to Die)» (The Accüsed Cover)- 3:19
 «Endless Pain» (Kreator Cover)- 3:10
 «Behind Bars» (Razor Cover)- 2:19

 Треки 1-5 с альбома 1989 «Cannibal Corpse (альбом)» (первый демоальбом)
 Треки 6-12 с альбома «Created To Kill — сессии»
 Треки 13-18 с альбома «Gallery of Suicide — демо»
 Треки 19-21 каверы

DVD 4 (концерты)

Первое live шоу Cannibal Corpse в 1989 году
 «Scattered Remains, Splattered Brains»
 «The Undead Will Feast»
 «Escape the Torment»
 «Bloody Chunks»
 «Enter at Your Own Risk»
 «Put Them to Death»
 «A Skull Full of Maggots»

«Butchered at Birth» студийные видеоматериалы, 1991 год
 «Drum Sessions for the track 'Covered With Sores' & Bass Guitar Overdub for the track 'Innards Decay'»

«Cannibal Corpse Eats Moscow Alive» 1993 (московский концерт)
 «Shredded Humans»
 «The Cryptic Stench»
 «Meathook Sodomy»
 «Edible Autopsy»
 «I Cum Blood»
 «Gutted»
 «Entrails Ripped from a Virgin's Cunt»
 «Beyond The Cemetery»
 «A Skull Full of Maggots»

Live at The Palace, 2002 (концерт в голливуде)
 «From Skin to Liquid»
 «Savage Butchery»
 «Devoured by Vermin»
 «Stripped, Raped and Strangled»
 «Disposal of The Body»
 «Pounded Into Dust»
 «Addicted to Vaginal Skin»
 «Meathook Sodomy»
 «Pit of Zombies»
 «Hammer Smashed Face»

Альбомы Cannibal Corpse
Музыкальное видео в стиле дэт-метал
Альбомы Metal Blade Records
Бокс-сеты


We are just ordinary people and we live in one of the biggest housing estates in Poznan. We are proud of our bustling and cosmopolitan city. Every day we have to work hard to help our children's education and to pay the bills. But at the weekend we can really rest!
In Poznan you can find a lot of different kinds of entertainment. There are many leisure centres where people can spend their free time in a pleasant way. Because of the many pubs, discos and restaurants near the welcoming Old Market, you could have the feeling that the city never sleeps, and that Poznanians don't sleep either.
There is also an International Trade Fair Centre in Poznan, and that's why there are so many tourists and foreigners, who are impressed by our beautiful city.
Living in Poznan is a great chance given by life. I was born here and since then a lot has changed. Life is getting more and more hectic, and it is getting more difficult to get a job. I'm trying to change this situation by making investments in Poznan. It's easy to cooperate with the local government because Poznanians are very out-going and friendly.
Poznan is very bustling at night. A lot of events take place here. I like to organize them and take part in them. I try to make sure that they are peaceful, but it is not always possible because of the fatneck tracksuit boys who are very noisy and do not always behave well.
Living in Poznan as a ticket inspector is quite interesting. Our shabby public transport system is not a very good place to work in because I have to elbow my way through crowds of people all the time. However, people are always glad to see me when I say "Bilety do kontroli!".
It is frightening that many people don't put their tickets in the ticket machine, but I'm happy because I earn more money!
On the other hand, I have a lot of hard work to do and when I'm not making people happy by checking their tickets I do a second job: I work as a bus driver. I hate this job because there is so much traffic in the city.
I think that living in Poznan is the best thing in my life and I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I especially like the pollution!
– What smells so bad?
– Oh it's just me! Okay?! A usual day in my life? What kind of question is that?!
… Well, I wake up in a shabby train station in my smelly box number 2. Then I go for a piss in the stunning, gorgeous public toilet. I wash my eyes and start my day with a glass of refreshing vodka.
In the dust and dirt I can find a wide range of sophisticated food.
I spend the rest of the day with exhilarating winos drinking vodka or denaturat.
If you're wondering how I get the money to afford my vodka, the answer is simple: I sell my body. There are some people whose sexual preference is for smelly winos.
I find Poznan train station to be the most beautiful, vibrant place in the world.
K****! I live in Poznan and I'm glad of it, K****!Jezyce is my district and I love it. It's zajebisty K****, We have a lot of doorways where we can drink beer and hide after stealing something, K****! Stealing radios from cars is our hobby, and also we love to attack people on the streets. It's very exciting when they are really scared and frightened, K****! Thank God the police in our city never come on time and we can do what we want to do.
I spend my money at Bema market, K****!, where I can buy new tracksuits and trainers. In the evenings I spend my time body-building in the gym with my friends. At the weekend I go to Manieczki to take some coke.
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On Nation party Senator Rod Culleton launches a challenge to the legitimacy of Australian courts. He alleges there is question as to whether they are serving the queen (which they should be) or something/someone else.
For the people scratching their heads at this, there has been significant discussion of this exact assertion for many year in the legal research community. This the deeply ironic point, the courts may have been acting illegally, so many years.
The section 72(ii) Cullerton refers to is the power of the government to sack a Judge.
Cullerton has been embroiled in a battle with the courts over whether he was legally able to stand for the senate seat he won, the dispute arises from a larceny conviction which was annulled after he became senator. Part of his challenge may be payback or raising the stakes of his own legal battles. Scratching a little deeper he may be hinting at accusing the courts of treason.
Imagine getting all your traffic (and other) fines money back with interest after the courts are found to be acting illegally.
Donald J Trump win US presidential election and is now president elect. Many political analysts were surprised by the outcome because mainly there were really just Shilling for Hillary.
A mostly complete map of US counties and how they voted, as can be seen mostly only heavily populated urban areas voted against trump.
The most accurate prediction of Trumps Victory came from Janent Reno, who died a few days ago.
Now everything changes. Be prepared for the biggest can of worm in political history to be opened. Now you get to find out about the corruption that has occurred at the highest levels.


I would have to have posted this topic to the blog when we were discussing Genesis. Nonetheless, I believe you all will find the content quite intriguing and interesting.
The 1960 film Inherit the Wind, accounting the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial, touches on hot issue of Biblical Creationism vs. Darwinian Evolution which bitterly divides the scientific community from more fundamentalist groups. One theme expressed near the end of the film is that that the text of the Genesis and that of On the Origin of Species can reconcile and go hand in hand with one another. People on either side of the issue remain militant in their stance and the issue is still hot-button today. However, new archaeological and scholarly evidence may bring reconciliation into light, perhaps proving that Neanderthals, an evolutionary cousin and predecessor of modern humans, are accounted in the text of Genesis.
So according to the Bible, the Nephilim were a race of humanoids, large in stature and without the soul which distinguished Adamic humans, with which they interbred and produced a hybrid humanoid race (Men of Renown), and that there were still Nephilim in Canaan when Joshua crossed the Jordan. While this account seems to be filled with myths and etiology, there are striking parallels with Neanderthals, a cousin species of Homo Sapiens who became extinct about 24,000 years ago. Archaeological remains show that Neanderthal Man was a hominid that was 20% larger in size than humans yet had much smaller brains and inferior intellectual capability. Neanderthals had existed millennia before the arrival of modern humans, but when Neanderthals encountered modern humans in Europe and Asia, they were unable to compete for resources with hominids so much more advanced. The demise of Neanderthals was their inability to develop a culture, and along with it the ingenuity to invent new technology and form civilizations. Can't see the parallels between Nephilim and Neanderthals yet? Keep reading.
According to the Bible and the other Semitic writings, the Nephilim had crossbred with humans and created a hybrid race. Surprisingly, this is also true of Neanderthals. According to mainstream anthropology, during the Second Ice Age, Neanderthals were migrating southeast from the prevailing glaciers of Europe and Homo-Sapiens were migrating North from their African origin. The two waves of migration first encountered one another in….you guessed it….what today is Israel. This is determinable by anthropologists and archaeologists dating human and Neanderthal remains found in Israel. But those aren't the only remains they found. In the last 10 years, archaeologists have been uncovering numbers of skeletons in Israel that had both Homo Sapien and Neanderthal characteristics. In early 2010, anthropogenecists at Germany's Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology discovered that 4% of most humans' DNA is that of Neanderthal. Both of these phenomenons are overwhelming proof that the two hominids interbred where they mingled. In Israel and other places, the product of this crossing was several offspring that exhibited hybrid characteristics.
Let's make a comparison: Both the Biblical Nephilim and the Pre-historic Neanderthal were of larger stature than their human cousins, they interbred with humans, creating hybrid offspring, and became extinct because of their failure to compete with humans ingenuity. These similarities transcend coincidence. Could it be that when the ancient Hebrew writers were writing about the race of giant Nephilim, they were indeed referring to the remnant of Neanderthals that humans encountered in the Middle East Region 24,000 years ago? Analysis of the scriptural parallels with anthropology and the archaeological evidence indicate the answer could very well be yes.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I found these founding to be incredibly interesting. I first heard of these findings on the television program "The Naked Archaeologist" on the episode called "Giants of Genesis". The program airs on the History International Channel. In each episode, the host, Simcha Yacabovich, investigates the mysteries of the Bible and looks for concrete archaeological evidence to arrive at a conclusion. I highly recommend the program if you ever get a chance to watch it. But if not, below are some links which deal with the parallels between Nephilim and Neanderthals.
5 Responses to Neanderthals in Genesis? Read for the answer.
I find this article fascinating, and provides proof for what I've believed for years. That science is only now catching up with what the faithful have known all along.
It's funny; I was just reading Genesis this morning and stumbled upon the Nephilim. I was familiar with them from the book of Enoch, but I had no idea that they also appeared in Genesis. When they described them, it immediately brought to mind the neanderthals. Thank you for both substantiating my assumption and providing such a well-written article.


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Showdown in Wichita Falls
Ryan Scott, Sports Editor
After years of trying times and heartbreak, the Texas A&M University–Commerce Lions football team has assured themselves of at least a share of the Lone Star Conference title for the first time since 1990.
With a commanding 48-21 win over the West Texas A&M Buffaloes, the Lions look to finish the season strong in order to pave the way for a playoff appearance.
The action on Saturday began even before the opening kickoff, as a cannon was brought onto the field and fired before the start of the game, as well as with each Lions' score. The individuals manning the cannon would be quite busy all night as the Lions, after a rocky start, got the momentum rolling in the second half and then cruised to the win.
After a first quarter when the Lions controlled the tempo with 11:29 of possession time as opposed to the 3:31 by the Buffaloes, the Lions still could only muster nine points, a rarity for this season. Things got dreary in the second half when penalties on defense helped WT march down the field for two scores, putting the Lions in a trailing position for only the fourth time this year.
It was then when A&M–Commerce truly brought the heat. After the Buffs' go ahead score, the Lions scored almost immediately on a 61-yard strike from Tyrik Rollison to Ricky Collins. What happened next, however, is what got people really on their feet.
On the ensuing kickoff, head coach Colby Carthel reached into his bag of tricks and called for a surprised onside kick, one which the Buffaloes seemed woefully unprepared for. The Lions successfully recovered the kick and began a drive towards the end zone, where the Buffs defense stopped them cold at the five-yard line, forcing the field goal unit to enter the field. Not content with settling for three, the Lions once again got creative and after receiving the snap, holder Trever Lasseter stood up and tossed a shovel pass to a wide open Theo Wofford for the touchdown, putting the Lions up 23-14 at the half.
The Lions seemed to gain a boost of energy after the successful trick plays, as they came out of the locker rooms for the third quarter and proceeded to score 25 points in the 15-minute frame.
The defense was once again manhandling the Buffaloes' offense, but continued to rack up penalty yards. The penalties did not come back to haunt them, as they only allowed seven points in the second half.
Statistical leaders for the game included quarterback Rollison, who threw for 355 yards and three touchdowns, and Collins, who compiled 153 receiving yards and two scores. The Buffaloes did outrush the Lions however, with running back Geremy Aldridge-Mitchell gaining 160 yards and two scores.
Defensively, the Lions made a habit of pestering the Buffaloes 6-7 quarterback Preston Rabb, with the defense snagging three interceptions, as well as two more that were ultimately called back due to penalties. Charles Woods led the team with 16 tackles, but a shining defensive star on the night was junior linebacker Cole Pitts, who made 10 total tackles, with 3.5 tackles for a loss. Pitts snagged his first career interception and ran it 50 yards for his first career touchdown. His efforts earned him the Lone Star Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors, making him the fifth Lion, as well as the third defensive player, to earn conference player of the week honors this season.
Carthel was happy to get the win, but acknowledged the abundance of penalties the Lions garnered in the win.
"It's something we are definitely going to work on," Carthel said. "These guys were all fired up and it's great to see that, but it can get out of hand if you're not careful."
As the Lions look to next weekend, when they will travel to Wichita Falls to face the Midwestern State Mustangs, they realize there is a lot on the line with this game.
"We are going to just watch a lot of film and keep at it in practice," Rollison said. "With the right preparation – we can win."
The Mustangs are coming off of a rejuvenating win over McMurry University last weekend, which broke a two-game losing streak. The Mustangs were nationally ranked as high as 16th before the two-game skid, and the now 22nd ranked Lions look to end the Mustangs' hope for a share of the championship.
Midwestern currently sits in a quagmire in second place in the conference with four teams tied with 3-2 conference records. A win by the Lions will secure sole possession of the championship, which makes this game a key matchup.
The Mustangs are led by an extremely balanced running game, with multiple threats on the ground, including quarterback Jake Glover, currently second on the team in rushing. The defense is solid as well, with safety Marqui Christian leading the team with 50 tackles on the season.
The Texas A&M University–Commerce Lions will play the Midwestern State University Mustangs at Memorial Stadium in Wichita Falls, Texas on Saturday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m.
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NAB AFL 2016 Draft Pick No.1
Jake Dwyer
AFL draft system review
Every year at the completion of the AFL season, teams are given 'draft picks' determined by their ladder position. The lower the ladder position at the end of the season, the higher the draft pick received. This year, Essendon finished last on the ladder; therefore, receiving draft pick number one.
Each AFL club begins the NAB AFL Draft with three picks (selections); however, clubs can trade and exchange draft picks during the trade period – and may end up with many more or less, then their original three picks. Another layer of intricacy atop the draft, is that clubs can also swap for future picks. For example, a club may trade its first round pick (picks 1-18), for a different first round pick and/or second round selections (picks 19-36) in next year's draft. So although the draft selection order is dictated by ladder position, a team's order of picks for a given year can also be influenced by past and future trade deals.
Featured: Andrew McGrath Source: sportingnews.com
The player selected as the number one pick is deemed to be one of the best, if not the best, young footballer in the nation for that year. A player's ability may be based upon their performances in the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships and TAC Cup competition. The Under 18 Championships is a state-versus-state tournament and the TAC Cup is the highest-level football league in Australia for players aged under 18.
The player chosen as pick number one this year (by the Bombers) was Andrew 'Andy' McGrath, standing at 179cm, the 75kg midfielder can also play across half-back. McGrath was co-captain of Vic Metro during the Under 18 Championships and was best on ground during Sandringham Dragon's 2016 premiership win. Also an impressive athlete, McGrath excelled during the NAB AFL Draft Combine testing, where he was second-fastest in the repeat sprint test (6x30m sprint) and jumped highest in the running vertical jump.
Featured: NAB AFL Draft 2016 - Top 10 Source: http://www.afl.com.au/draft/draft-tracker
Living for 16 years in the small country town of Woodend, Jake Dwyer, made the move to Geelong in early 2014 to pursue his career.
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Paolo Panerai – entrepreneur extraordinaire – boasts an amazingly consistent track record at Castellare, having purchased the estate in the 1970s. His successes in business well-known – Panerai owns one of Europe's most prominent publishing companies – Paolo devotes precious time to his favorite estate, insisting that he has discovered the one true spelling for the grape of his region. Sangioveto is therefore the prominent varietal Chez Castellare, and for the flagship wine – "I Sodi di San Niccolo" – Malvasia Nera in the blend (up to 15%) results in one of Tuscany's most unique and long-lived icons. Consistency, quality, international recognition have followed both the estate as well as "San Niccolo" since inception. Twice named to Wine Spectator's Top 100 List, more than a half dozen Tre Bicchieri (Gambero Rosso), and multiple mid to upper 90 point ratings from every prominent domestic wine publication have established the "I Sodi di San Niccolo" as Castellare's flagship. That this jewel of a wine has remained so fantastically well-priced is the consumer's greatest treat. For 2013, Paolo pulled out all the stops, producing his finest "San Niccolo" to date while remaining true to his faithful, frugal fans.
The 2013 I Sodi di S. Niccolò is 85% Sangioveto (a more antique name for Sangiovese) and 15% Malvasia Nera from a single vineyard. This wine opens to a darkly saturated appearance and shows ruby, garnet and purple highlights. The bouquet is powerful but seamless at the same time with smooth transitions between dark cherry, spice, tobacco and moist clay. In the mouth, this wine shows dense extraction, but it never feels too weighed down by that mass. Instead, the freshness of the fruit and the natural acidity give the wine a bright and buoyant personality. Aged in barrique for 30 months, this is a delightful Tuscan red.
This is really serious with dense and deep fruit, citrusy acidity and a fantastic mouthfeel. Medium to full body, linear and racy. Made from a blend of sangioveto and malvasia nera. Drink now.


Over the weekend during this years PlayStation Experience 2016 a new reveal trailer has been released showing a glimpse at the new Uncharted The Lost Legacy game which will be launching sometime next year during 2017.
Uncharted The Lost Legacy has been created by developer Naughty Dog and will be the first standalone adventure in the Uncharted series. Providing an adventure during which Chloe Frazer, must enlist the aid of renowned mercenary Nadine Ross from Uncharted 4: A Thief's End in order to recover a fabled ancient Indian artifact.
Together, they'll venture deep into the mountains of India in search of the legendary artifact. Along the way, they'll learn to work together to unearth the mystery of the artifact, fight their way through fierce opposition, and prevent the region from falling into chaos.
Uncharted The Lost Legacy will soon be available to preorder and is an exclusive to PlayStation consoles.


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Brauerei Fahr comes to us from Turner Valley, Alberta, where they have recently begun brewing and packaging their own products, after contracting it out while they built their operation. Congrats!
This 500ml bottle pours a clear, bright medium golden yellow colour, with three zaftig fingers of puffy, loosely foamy, and somewhat bubbly eggshell white head, which leaves a wall of not yet dried paint job lace around the glass as it slowly abates.
It smells of bready and crackery cereal malt, old-school lager yeast, faint petrol notes, hints of baked apples and pears, and some tame earthy, leafy, and floral noble hops. The taste is gritty and grainy pale malt, a faded yeastiness, subtle gasohol, some muddled pome fruitiness, faint indistinct musty spice notes, and more leafy, herbal, and wet grassy green hoppiness. The carbonation is adequate in its structurally supportive frothiness, the body a decent middleweight, and generally smooth, with nothing really getting out of line at this particular juncture. It finishes trending dry, the malt bleeding out a bit, while the steady hops maintain their taciturn, lingering Teutonic stance.
Overall – this is a more or less pleasantly rendered version of the style, maybe not quite as crisp as it might be, but otherwise tasty and refreshing, especially on a quiet, contemplative Saturday evening.


If I just want to get on a bike and get to work, or to the shops, or have an afternoon riding, the Address makes it as simple as simple can be. The bike just works, every time.
The Suzuki Address 110 is a mid-range maxi scooter which makes as much power as many 125cc models.
After owning and riding the Suzuki Address 110 for just over 12 months, I think it's safe to say that I love this little scooter. If you're lacking in time or have a short attention span, let me cut right to the chase. The Suzuki Address 110 is a brilliant bike. It's not perfect, but I would happily recommend it if you're in the market for a smaller capacity (125cc or below) scooter.
On paper the Address looks very much like any other scooter in this category, and for the most part it is. Physically it's a fraction smaller and lighter than most of its competitors. According to the brochure it weighs in at a diminutive 100kg. That makes it ideal for smaller riders or those with limited space. I myself bought it to load easily in the back of a camper van, and for this it would be perfect.
The 113cc, 9bhp air cooled single cylinder engine has been faultless since the day I bought it, and will happily pull to 60mph on an average flat road. Throw in some uphill and a headwind, and the bike suffers a bit. It's all part of the charm of riding a smaller CVT driven bike. With no gearbox to stir, you're at the mercy of the terrain somewhat. It's better to relax and enjoy the ride. The advantage of that CVT transmission is its simplicity and ease of use. The Address is a joy to ride, simply twist and go. I often favour it over its bigger and faster garage mates. If I just want to get on a bike and get to work, or to the shops, or have an afternoon riding, the Address makes it as simple as simple can be. The bike just works, every time.
In normal conditions and around town, the Address is pokey enough to make traffic light getaways a doddle, and it's small enough to filter through even the tightest of gaps. I've averaged just short of 120mpg over the last 12 months, and never managed to fit more than a fivers worth of petrol in to the 5.2 litre fuel tank. There's even a neat little fuel gauge so there's no worrying about how much is left in the tank.
Braking and handling were a pleasant surprise when I rode the Address for the first time. There's a tiny single piston caliper and disc brake up front, and a drum at the rear. I wasn't really expecting much from them but, though the brakes don't have the greatest amount of feel or feedback, they do pull the scooter up smartly and I've never felt the need for anything more. The handling was better than I expected having come from a background in geared bikes and heavier machines. The little Address is supremely agile, and doesn't lack for grip. There have been one or two instances of me scraping the centre stand because I was leaning over too much in the corners. It was the physical limitation of the centre stand that stopped me leaning further, rather than a lack of grip or willingness from the bike. Sure, it's a totally different experience to riding a normal bike, but once you get used to it, it's a hoot. The bike has 14" wheels front and back, which seems a good compromise between the little 10" scooter wheels that drop in to every pot hole in the road, and the bigger wheels you'd find on most geared bikes.
Maintenance on the scooter is pretty simple. All the obvious things are where they should be and you won't need a degree in engineering to change the oil or spark plug. Compared to other scooters I've worked on, the Address is actually well set up for the DIY mechanic. Often with these plastic scooters you'd have to remove half the bodywork to get to anything, but not so with the Address. Suzuki clearly thought about this when they designed it, and it does feel like they expect and encourage owners to work on their bike. The handbook that comes with the bike even has clear and detailed instructions for many of the routine maintenance jobs, which is a neat little touch that I love. There's also a brilliant Facebook group for owners, who have a lot of knowledge between them and seem happy to help.
With all of that good stuff said, let me mention some of the Suzuki's failings. There aren't many and for me they're not a big deal, but it's only fair to point a few things out. Firstly, comfort. The seat is clearly designed for someone shorter than me. At 6ft 2" I'm perhaps not the target market for the Address, so while the seat itself isn't especially comfortable, it's let down further in my case by the hump they always seem put in the middle of the seat so that the pillion rider can sit higher. I end up having to sit further forward than my long legs seem to want me to. On short journeys and commutes it's not really noticeable, but if I'm out all day then it can get uncomfortable enough to require a leg stretch now and again. I suppose I'm being a little harsh here because I'm using the scooter beyond it's remit. It's not designed for riding hundreds of miles, but in all other respects I think the bike could handle it without a problem. I've been camping on this thing, fully loaded, and it's been absolutely great apart from the seat issue.
Secondly, though the scooter does feel really well built, the exhaust on mine was rusty enough at three years old to require painting in order to make it last. I think again that I'm perhaps being unfair as I ride the bike in all weather conditions and don't spend a great deal of time cleaning it, but it's only fair to mention. Other than the exhaust, the bike is holding up well and mostly everything looks like new.
The suspension on the Address is on the softer side. My bike is three years old now and is probably ready for a spruce up. I'll be changing the fork oil soon and I'll probably go for 7.5W rather than the standard issue 5W, and I'm also contemplating upgrading the rear shock. As things are at the moment, it can bottom out on particularly nasty pot holes, and it's generally accepted amongst owners that the suspension is a bit too soft as standard. Additionally, the brake pad retaining pin in the front caliper is known to seize in very quickly, and in some cases I've heard of people have had to buy a new caliper when it's been time to change the pads. It's simply a case of regular maintenance though. Every few months I'll spend about five minutes taking the pin out, cleaning it, greasing it, and sticking it back in. It's a super simple job that can save a lot of hassle in the long run.
Storage on the scooter is generally good, but it must be said that I can't close the seat with my large sized, flip front helmet underneath it, though a jet style helmet fits fine. There's also no clock and no 12v USB socket on the bike. It would have been so simple and cheap for Suzuki to fit these, so it's a bit of a disappointment that they haven't.
As faults and failings go, I don't think that's bad for any bike. There's nothing there that should put you off buying one and most of the issues are easily fixable. The bike is certainly screwed together well, and has been really reliable throughout my time with it. I've certainly fallen for the charm of this simple little scooter, and I think I'll be keeping it for the foreseeable future. It might not be as 'cool' looking as some of its competitors, but I'm not 17 any more and I don't care about that. What matters for me is that it's smart, reliable, efficient, simple to work on, fun to ride, and is supported by an established dealer network should I need any parts or any work doing. I'd definitely recommend the Address to anyone, and I'm more than happy with mine.


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objCmd = new OleDbCommand(strSql, lConn);
objCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

strSql = "select id from BaseData where Item = '" + row.Cells[0].Value + "' and " + dataGridView1.Columns[1].Name + " = '" + row.Cells[3].Value + "' And " + dataGridView1.Columns[2].Name + " = '" + row.Cells[4].Value + "'";

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while (reader.Read())
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  id = reader.GetString(0);
}
reader.Close();

strSql = "insert into tranjaction (Base_id,quentity,price,other) values ('" + id + "' , ' " + row.Cells[2].Value + "','" + row.Cells[1].Value + "')";

objCmd = new OleDbCommand(strSql, lConn);
objCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

When I run this, Microsoft Visual Studio Error occur on Line 10. (ExecuteReader)
The Error is here.

An unhandled exception of type 'System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException'
  occurred in System.Data.dll
Additional information: No value given for one or more required
  parameters.

How could I fix this error?.

A: Either your field names are wrong (quentity?) or it's because you have unbalanced fields to parameters.  You are inserting into 4 fields, but you are only supplying 3 values.  Use parameters instead, it would make your life easier.
Try changing it to this:
strSql = "insert into tranjaction (Base_id,quentity,price,other) values (@id , @quentity, @price, @other)";
using (OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(sqlSql, IConn)) {
  cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@id", id);
  cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@quentity", row.Cells[2].Value);
  cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@price", row.Cells[1].Value);
  cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@other", other);  //  <- missing
  cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
}

A: In this line
strSql = "insert into tranjaction (Base_id,quentity,price,other) values ('" + id + "' , ' " + row.Cells[2].Value + "','" + row.Cells[1].Value + "')";

you are inserting 4 values (Base_id,quentity,price,other), but you are only inserting 3 values (id, row.Cells[2].Value, row.Cells[1].Value). Giving a value for other should fix the problem.
Another thing that would cause this error, which is probably your situation, is if you've spelled one of the column names incorrectly. And since you are using column names from your datagridview, and some of your written column names seem mis-spelled, you should double check the spelling in your query strings.

A: When I've received this error in the past it has always been because of a simple typo. Like the others have mentioned it looks like you spelled "quantity" wrong which could be part of the problem.

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In celebration of the birth, enlightenment, and final passing of the Buddha during Saga Dawa this year, we have published "The Play In Full" in the online reading room.
Watch this interview of Catherine Dalton, who worked on this text together with a team of translators from the Dharmachakra Translation Committee.
I'm Catherine Dalton, and I am a translator, and also a PhD student at the University of California at Berkeley. Prior to coming to Berkeley, about two years ago, I was living for ten years in Kathmandu, Nepal, where I worked as a teacher and a translator, and also I was a student at the Rangjung Yeshe Institute, which is actually a center for Buddhist Studies at Kathmandu University. I work as a translator for the Dharmachakra Translation Committee, which is a translation committee directed by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche. As part of that committee, I have been involved in a number of translation projects over the years.
Together with another member of the Dharmachakra Translation Committee, a friend of mine, Ryan Damron, I have been involved in developing and implementing a translator training program. This has been going on the past two summers. It's located in Northern California, at Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche's center, Rangjung Yeshe Gomde. The idea for that project and why I feel it's related to the 84000 project is that we are trying to help train young translators who are particularly interested, specifically in working on 84000 project. So when we are in the classroom setting, we actually work with them on some active projects that we're translating for 84000, with the hopes that they could gain the specific types of skills that are necessary for working on these particular texts, the Kangyur texts. That would be helpful in the future for 84000, so my involvement has been in those capacities really.
"The Play" refers to the aspect of the Buddha's life as it is portrayed in a mahayana sutric context. And in the Mahayana the understanding of the Buddha's life is such that it is a type of play or display of his activity. The sutra recounts the time of the Buddha's awakening, the initial parts of his life up until his awakening as Shakyamuni Buddha, and those events, those acts are seen in the Mahayana context, not as being just ordinary karmic activities as such, but more as being kind of the play or display of the wisdom of this bodhisattva who is about to awaken to perfect buddhahood.
And "in full", that aspect of the title "vistara", or "rgya cher ba", vast aspect, basically we can understand it in two ways. On one hand, it is the full account, in the sense that it's quite extensive, it's quite detailed, it tells a lot of detail about what Shakyamuni Buddha did as a bodhisattva before the moment in which he awakened to perfect Buddhahood. But we can also understand this aspect of "vastness" or "fullness", "The Play in Full", in the context of the Mahayana perspective on awakening. So from that perspective, the play, the display of Buddha's life in full, is a more full account, a more complete account of actually what awakening is from a Mahayana perspective.
This text is 432 pages long in Tibetan. Can you give us a summary of the text?
The shortest summary of the text is just to tell you that it's about the life of the Buddha, in particular, his awakening. But to expand on that a little bit more, the sutra, the framework for the sutra is the Buddha is actually giving a discourse to a group of gods and bodhisattvas. And they asked him can you please tell this, can you please teach us these discourses, these sort of vast discourses called Lalitavistara, which recounts the story of the bodhisattva on his journey to awakening, the last bits of his journey to awakening. And the Buddha is silent, and by his silence, he agrees to, he indicates that he agrees to tell this account. So the most of the sutra is actually the Buddha recounting his own life story as the bodhisattva, and then his awakening.
So that story begins in the last bit of his previous life, actually, as a bodhisattva where he was born in the heavenly realms, and he was living in the heavenly realms, and he is reminded of the commitment that he has made towards perfect awakening, so he chooses to depart from the heavenly realms and to take birth in the world, and the story recounts his descent into the womb of his mother Queen Mayadevi, and he resides in her womb in a beautiful palace like a temple, and he remains in Samadhi in her womb.
And then the text describes his birth. Immediately upon his birth, he announces that this will be his last life as a non, not a perfectly awakened being, and he is going to be awakened. The story continues discussing his infancy, in which he is taken to a temple, and the gods of the temple actually, the stone images stand up to greet him.
It talks about his youth, he goes to school. He already knows more than the smartest of his teachers and his tutors. The text speaks about his great capacity in the arts, basically, of the day, in sport, archery and so on. He marries, he lives in great luxury in his father's palace. He then as I'm sure many of us have heard this story, the bodhisattva at that time actually while he is living in luxury, he sees a sick person, he sees an old person, he sees a corpse and he sees a religious mendicant.
And these sights inspire him to renounce his life, his worldly life, so he actually leaves the palace and goes out to practice and to with the intent of awakening. And he studies with some teachers. He's not satisfied with what they teach him. he practices extreme austerities actually, and finally realizes at a certain point that these austerities are really not going to get him there. So he finally takes a meal and goes to the seat of awakening.
The sutra is quite interesting, quite lovely, and all of these activities of the bodhisattva's life, are framed within the context of this is what bodhisattvas do when they are about to awaken to Buddhahood. So he goes to the seat of awakening because that's where all the buddhas have awakened in the past. So very much the whole story is perfumed with this Mahayana perspective on the world, it's a Mahayana worldview. And so the bodhisattva goes finally to the seat of awakening. He sits to practice. Mara the demon comes and does his best to distract the bodhisattva to prevent him from awakening. He fails, and the bodhisattva awakens to perfect Buddhahood.
He awakens and all of the gods come to praise him. He spends seven weeks without teaching, wandering in the forest. Eventually, the gods Brahma and Indra come to him and ask him to teach, and he responds to this request, knowing that it would be best to teach to his, he had some companions, five companions previously when he was practicing austerities, and he goes and find these companions in Deer Park, at Sarnath, near Benares. And then he teaches, he preaches to them the first sermon, that's his first teachings, on the Four Truths of the Noble Ones. That actually is the conclusion of the story.
Interestingly, the story does not encompass the entirety of his life, in the way that we might think of an account of someone's life would go all the way until their death. This account begins in the previous life of a bodhisattva, his descent into the womb. It continues only until his first teaching, and then it breaks off, the narrative concludes with the Buddha having told this story himself to his disciples, the gods and his human disciples, and then he tells them that they should practice, basically, in this way.
What role did you play in the translation of this text?
My role in this translation was as part of a team of translators, all part of the Dharmachakra Translation Group, there are actually six of us who are working on the actual translation of the text from Tibetan into English. Others we also had a Sanskrit consultant work on the text with us as well. So my role was to translate a segment of the text into English, a few chapters, which included, in my case, the chapter describing the birth of the Buddha, which was especially lovely.
Why did you need such a big team, and how did you all coordinate?
We needed such a big team, because otherwise it would have taken a lot longer to complete this translation. So in order to actually make it available in a reasonable amount of time. The text, as we have discussed already, is very long. So working in a team, we are able to split up the text and to each translator's segment of the text, and then all those segments were passed on to the main translator who was kind of coordinating the whole project, and who then pulled all those individual segments together and checked them against the Tibetan, and did some editing as well.
We communicated primarily by email because we are all over the globe. I started this project when I was living in Kathmandu, and then I moved to California. The main translator who was coordinating the text lives in Denmark. And others of us live various places in the U.S. Someone else spent some time in Austria. Another translator was in Brazil part of the time. So really we were all over the globe.
And part of the coordinating that took place was just coordinating our vocabulary for the text. Part of the requirement for working on translations for 84000 is to compile a glossary. And the way that we did that actually was just using googledoc, so that we could all work together, and we could all add whenever we came across a word that needed to enter the glossary. We would put it up, and then we would be checking always, to see if someone else had encountered that word before. In that way, we were able to be consistent with our vocabulary.
And when it happened, which it did happen of course, that one person had translated a word one way, and somebody else wanted to translate it a different way, then we would initiate an email conversation, and we actually had a lot of discussion over email about the terminology of the text that we were working on. And for me that is actually an important part of the process. That's why I like working as part a group. It just so happens that I like the other members of the team that I've worked with very much. They are friends and fellow practitioners, and so that is of course a pleasant part of working together. But I learnt so much actually, working with other translators, in terms of ways of translating words, in terms of the way of understanding a particular text. It's really, I think, a great benefit to be able to work with a group of translators.
What are some of the joys or challenges you faced while translating the text?
My training in Tibetan Buddhist study, the study of Tibetan Buddhism, was done in a pretty traditional context, in a monastery in Nepal, according to the traditional style of study. And the traditional style of studying Tibetan in a shedra context, a monastic college context that was sort of reformulated to fit a non-monastic group of students. But the traditional course of study, primarily, is the commentarial tradition. We study commentaries on the Buddha's teachings. And so, I actually hadn't spent a lot of time reading the words of the Buddha. I had read in academic contexts a number of sutras and translation, but I would say the majority of my studies of Tibetan Buddhist texts had been shastric texts, commentarial texts. And so, for me to have the opportunity, not just this project of course, but other translation projects I worked on for 84000, to just really spend the time reading sutra, it's…they're beautiful, I love, it turns out that I love to read sutras. I didn't know that! I love it!
I am incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to work with the Dharmachakra Translation Group, and I get so much out of it personally, and I feel like as a group of translators, we actually support each other in ways that are very helpful. I feel more confident about putting my own translations out there when I know that they have been reviewed by my peers who are quite skilled translators. And I love having the opportunity to review the translation work that other translators and their group have done. I get a lot out of reading their translations, I hope that they get some benefit out of reading mine. Just being able to discuss, to learn from one another.
One thing about this translation, this particular text, is that we have a Sanskrit edition that was made based on Sanskrit manuscripts. So having access to the Sanskrit is, I would say, both the joy and difficulty. When I came across difficult passages in the text, I was able to look at the Sanskrit, which, it does add difficulty, because when you are working with two different languages, that just adds another layer of complication. But it also, in a lot of instances, adds clarity. So that was, it's wonderful, I mean it's great to have Sanskrit.
But also one thing was kind of interesting to me actually is that sometimes when a passage was difficult in Tibetan, then I would think: "Oh, great! I can look at the Tibetan and Sanskrit, and that would clarify the passage." But often what happens is the reason it is difficult in Tibetan is because it was difficult in Sanskrit, and that difficulty was rendered by the translators who translated the text into Tibetan, so it doesn't always end out that it really clarifies things. But it was pleasant, but also challenging to have the opportunity to work with the Sanskrit. I looked at some passages myself, and then we also had a member of our team who looked at the entire translation, compared it against the Sanskrit, and his comments also were very helpful.
How long have you been a translator, and what inspires you to keep going?
I have been an oral interpreter of Tibetan for ten years. And I've been working on written translations for, I guess, maybe eight of those years.
I think, to be honest, what I find most inspiring, are my teachers, actually. I guess I see translation as a part of practice. As a Buddhist practitioner, I think translation is a part of my practice. And so, in my practice, I look to the example of my teachers. And they are able to give a tremendous amount to their students and to the wider community in which they participate. And I feel that having the opportunity to work as a translator allows me to make a small contribution, a small offering to the community of Buddhist practitioners. What I find inspiring, I guess, is seeing my teachers just give with so much energy and vigor and love and compassion, and that inspires me to try and give as much as I can. Of course I can't give in the way that they can, but I do find real inspiration in their, their being, their person, who they are, what they do, how they live in the world. Because I work as part of the Dharmachakra Translation Group, which is headed by my teacher, I feel that I am so incredibly lucky that in some sense I feel like my work is also an offering to my teacher. Every time I work on a translation I think about that, actually, and how precious, how incredibly precious it is to be able to do that.
My parents are both social workers and so they, I feel like their jobs were always also part of a contribution that they were making to the larger community. In some sense that working in education, and I think as a translator, it is like that in some sense, that I have the opportunity to do something that I love to do.
I guess it's just my own curiosity about these texts. I love studying about the Buddhist tradition. I just think it's really fun. And I'm curious, I'm always curious how different buddhists over time in history, different places, and different times have formulated the teachings in different ways that are able to inspire and to benefit different people, that are able to help more beings awaken. And so, I enjoy reading buddhist texts. And I enjoy translating them, because it makes me read them more carefully, because it makes me read them more attentively, because I personally get so much out of working on these types of translations.
But primarily I think the motivation, really, is my teachers, the model of my teachers and having the opportunity to do something that they have told me as valuable, and that I personally feel is valuable. That that's what keeps me going when it's difficult, when there's a passage that I just can't figure out what it's saying, and that's what really in the end inspires me.
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(English) PACE and Azerbaijan: 56 NGOs Appeal to Investigate Corruption Allegations against MPs
21 Apr 2017 | Anti-Corruption, , Campaigns, Council of Europe,
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The Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum, together with other 55 prominent human rights and civil society organizations, has jointly signed an appeal to conduct a thorough and fair investigation on the corruption claims, related to the work of PACE on Azerbaijan.
The concern mainly stems from a recent report of European Stability Initiative (ESI) issued in December 2016, denouncing the bribes offered by representatives of the Azerbaijani government to several PACE members in order to influence their work.
Recently, the PACE Secretary General Wojciech Sawicki presented to the Assembly Bureau a draft proposal suggesting possible ways to conduct an external and independent investigation. This, however, was not favourably welcomed and no agreement was reached on its implementation.
Also, according to the press office of the PACE, the Assembly President Pedro Agramunt commented that the Sawicki report was not admissible in the suggested draft, while denying the contribution of civil society organisations in the process.
The inappropriate conduct of PACE members had already been pointed out during the January PACE session by Mehman Huseynov – the chairman of Azerbaijani NGO the Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety -, who is now facing serious consequences for speaking up about corruption among PACE members.
For the above-mentioned reasons, the group of civil society organisations calls for a fair, accurate and independent investigation on such matters. More specifically, the appeal is directed to the PACE Bureau, requesting a plenary debate of the Sawicki proposal at the next PACE session (24th-28th April) and a system of civil society supervision, to ensure impartiality.
The statement also urges all members of the Assembly to support an appropriate investigation and therefore to sign the Declaration on the Parliamentary Assembly Integrity introduced in January 2017, as well as the Secretary General of the Council of Europe to make a very strong statement against corruption in the Parliamentary Assembly and, more broadly, in the Council of Europe.
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Millennium 7 Publishing Co.: Blogs YOU Should Know In 2019?
Blogs YOU Should Know In 2019?
5 Social media blogs that you need to know about in 2019..
Social media marketing is, undoubtedly, an ever-changing medium. Whether it's keeping abreast of new developments in social media, such as new social media features or new algorithms, or whether it's educating yourself on new social media strategies and emerging statistics and data, digital marketers and business owners need to constantly keep up to date and educate themselves.
Related Article: 2019 Social Media Trends To Watch For?
And the best way to do this? By reading the best blogs and news sources, religiously.
In this blog post, I'm going to share five social media blogs that you need to know about in 2019.
Tip: Get an RSS reader like Feedly to subscribe to multiple social media and digital marketing blogs so that you can easily check them whenever you have a spare moment.
All you need is either your smartphone, tablet or laptop/desktop computer to read the latest articles.
Social Media Examiner is one of the best known and popular social media marketing blogs in the world and for good reason: their content always provides value.
With articles from social media experts like Michael Stelzner and Lisa D. Jenkins – as well as a collection of other social media specialists who contribute regularly – beginners and experts alike can learn all about social media marketing strategies.
As a beginner, you can use Social Media Examiner to learn with step-by-step instructions how to leverage social media marketing and how to use various social networks to your advantage.
As an experienced marketer, you can use their blog to learn new strategies and improve on your knowledge.
And for both beginners and experienced users, you can check Social Media Examiner for information on the latest features and developments you need to know about, as well as for keeping up to date on the latest findings in social media marketing (relevant research and statistics) and the best social media marketing tools that you need to know about.
Frequency: They usually publish about an article a day, forsaking weekends.
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Another top social media marketing blog that should be bookmarked is Social Media Today; this immensely popular blog is an impressive library of social media marketing content, whether it's news or tips.
The blog relies on a huge network of regular contributors who post content on any and all social media topics you can think of.
One of the biggest reasons why it's such a great source of social media marketing content is that they're constantly reporting on the latest news and developments in social media so that you can stay abreast of the latest features, algorithms and releases that you need to know about when planning your social media strategy.
Furthermore, you also get other useful content, such as tips from top social media experts, listicles with useful social media marketing tools that can help you implement your strategy more effectively and opinion articles from specialists and experienced marketers.
Frequency: They usually update with new content several times a day, every day.
Convince and Convert is a content marketing blog – and one the most popular ones of its kind – but it also hosts some of the best content on social media marketing. Written by founder Jay Baer and other top social media experts, their social media marketing blog offers new content regularly, with a focus on value: how to guides, useful tips, case studies, opinion pieces and useful tools.
While beginners can certainly learn a lot from this blog, it's better-suited to those who have some experience with social media marketing already; there aren't as many articles written specifically for beginners – their articles are usually about very specific topics that require some existing knowledge and experience with social media, such as how to create an influencer marketing agreement that protects you and how to leverage different psychology strategies as part of your social media campaigns and strategies.
Frequency: While on the main blog you get several articles a week, social media articles usually come at least weekly, although he frequency does oscillate.
Social Media Lab is a social media marketing blog powered by social media management tool Agorapulse that's all about case studies and experiments.
The premise is simple: every month, they invest $15k of their profits into creating various interesting experiments for all major social networks. In most cases, they look at popular and lesser-known social media strategies, as well as social media myths and rumors and test them for an extended period of time in order to find out whether they actually work or not.
You can browse through their experiments easily by selecting the social network you're interested in (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter) or whether you're interested in organic versus paid strategies.
There is quite a bit to learn from these experiments; not just finding out which strategies work and which don't, but also understanding how to create such types of tests (if you want to try experimenting by yourself), as well as discovering new strategies that you might not know about.
To give you a few examples of the type of experiments that you can find on the platform, you can learn whether using emojis to your tweets actually helps improve your impressions and engagement, whether Facebook has a problem with 3rd party scheduling apps and whether it's worth investing in Twitter Promote or not – among many others.
Plus, if you prefer listening to podcasts, you can also listen to their experiments and findings via iTunes, Google Play and other popular podcasting platforms.
Frequency: They usually post new content weekly, or a few times a month.
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Socially Sorted is social media expert's Donna Moritz's creation, a social media marketing blog that has been named 3 years in a row one of top 10 social media blogs by Social Media Examiner.
Most of the articles on the blog are written by Donna Moritz herself, although there are occasional contributors who bring their own knowledge to the table. As for what type of content you can find on Socially Sorted, the focus is on visual platforms and content (such as Instagram and Pinterest), although any social media marketer/business can get valuable content even if they don't use the 2 platforms.
Read it to learn about different tools that you can use as part of your social media content strategy, to learn how to create amazing social media content and to download useful resources such as social media holiday calendars, among others. Plus, while there might be a bigger focus on the visual aspect, there is plenty of content on other topics relevant to marketers who use other mediums (blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook and so on).
Frequency: She usually publishes one article a week.
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How Mainstream Media Fear-Mongers Misrepresent COVID-19
HAFNovember 7, 2020
Today, like yesterday and tomorrow, news outlets will announce the number of new COVID-19 cases. "Cases," in this case, will be the number of people who tested positive for COVID-19 since yesterday's announcement.
In the spirit of accentuate the negative and eliminate the positive, the number of people who tested negative for COVID-19 will not be announced.
This matters because 300 new cases out of 3,000 tests is an alarming number, but 300 new cases out of 30,000 tests, while a cause for concern, is not alarming. In this case, as in most cases, context is what enables us to think about a number. Numerators without denominators are seldom informative.
Today, like yesterday and tomorrow, news outlets will also announce the new number of COVID-19 deaths, along with the total number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 to date.
Here again, context is needed. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) has a bevy of competent and careful counters. Those epidemiologists take the time that is necessary to gather the statistics required to make reliable estimates.
As such, the number of deaths caused by the 2017–18 seasonal flu is the most recently finalized estimate for influenza deaths in the United States: 61,099. We had a vaccine for that flu, and about 37 percent of adults were vaccinated.
The vaccine was about 38 percent effective. So it is reasonable to guess that if we had not had a vaccine for the 2017–18 flu, its mortality figure would have been about 69,690.
Accordingly, if COVID-19 was only as inherently lethal as the 2017–18 seasonal flu, because we did not have a vaccine for COVID-19, its mortality figure would be about 69,690. So if the two viruses reached those projected death tolls independently, we would expect about 130,789 deaths.
Fear-mongering can be lucrative. Bad news grabs readers' attention and enables testing companies to reap unprecedented profits — but only if context is not allowed to dampen enthusiasm for accentuating the negative.
Unfortunately, we have surpassed 200,000 deaths. In the spirit of if-it-bleeds-it-leads, however, media sensationalism attributes all possibly-COVID-19 deaths to COVID-19. This is news outlet overkill.
The CDC is careful to specify that its mortality graphs combine deaths from Pneumonia with flu-like symptoms, deaths from Influenza (seasonal flu), and deaths from COVID-19. They call that combination "Deaths due to PIC" (see Figure 1 below).
In early 2020, patients who died from pneumonia with flu-like symptoms were seldom tested for seasonal flu or COVID-19. When COVID-19 testing became widely available, patients who tested positive for COVID-19 were seldom also tested for seasonal flu.
There was an alarming spike in PIC deaths during March and April 2020. An unknown number of those fatalities were patients who could have survived the seasonal flu or COVID-19 alone, but could not survive simultaneous infection with both viruses.
The important context here is an unknown number. It tells us to be skeptical. News outlets also announce absolute national death totals instead of per capita deaths.
Those numerators without denominators will keep the United States in first place for COVID-19 attributed deaths — ahead of Brazil, even though Brazil is ahead of the United States in per capita deaths. So in addition to being uninformative, numerators without denominators can be deceptive.
For example, even if U.S. deaths due to PIC top 400,000 in 2020, whether COVID-19 without serious comorbidities caused the vast majority of those deaths or only the largest portion, those deaths should be considered in the context of the size of the U.S. population (about 328 million) and the number of deaths otherwise expected this year (about 2.8 million). In the context of those denominators, PIC deaths are a real concern, but they are not catastrophic.
As put by Michael Barone,
the 1957-58 Asian flu killed between 75,000 and 116,000 people in the United States, between 0.04% and 0.07% of the nation's population then. The 1968-69 Hong Kong flu killed about 100,000, 0.05% of the population.
The current [Covid-19] death toll of 185,000 is 0.055% of the current population. It will go higher, but it's about the same magnitude as those two flu outbreaks and less deadly for those under 65.
Yet, there were no statewide lockdowns, no massive school closings, no closed office buildings and factories, restaurants, and museums. No one even considered shutting down Woodstock.
As of 2018, about 700,000 people have died from HIV/AIDS, and about 655,000 people die from heart disease while about 140,000 die from stroke each year in the United States.
Even though stroke and heart disease are not contagious, their combined 795,000 deaths will swamp reasonable projections for COVID-19 deaths – but still, the effect of deaths from stroke, heart disease, and HIV/ AIDS has not been catastrophic because combating those illnesses has not entailed policies that cause massive unemployment, divert health care from other lethal illnesses, and raise the specter of economic collapse. Three hundred and twenty eight million is a big denominator.
Given a concerning-but-not-catastrophic PIC pandemic, public health responses also need to be kept in proper perspective. Wrong context is even worse than no context.
Erring on the side of caution, the CDC decided to advise more stringent strategies than might have been appropriate – identifying and isolating patients, requiring social distancing, economic and social lockdowns, compulsory mask wearing, maybe even tracing contacts, et cetera — many of the strategies that helped defeat Ebola virus epidemics.
Sounds good, but there are two problems. The first is feasibility of enforcement. China's government has the power over its provinces and people to enforce lockdowns and quarantine major cities like Wuhan (11 million people).
The United States is not that "united." We have states' rights. Even states whose governors try to isolate their state from other states find that their policies have more holes than a sieve. A country that champions "Give me liberty, or give me death" and "Live free or die" cannot enforce strictures that could work in theory.
Feasibility of enforcement aside, there is an epidemiological hitch that cannot be overcome even in theory. Compared to coronaviruses (common cold, COVID-19) and influenza viruses (flu), Ebola is super-lethal. Super-lethal means that victims do not live long enough to become asymptomatic long-term carriers. But with COVID-19 we have asymptomatic regular-spreaders, silent spreaders, and super-spreaders.
So when new cases and deaths decrease below pandemic levels in areas where CDC recommendations have been largely observed, and those areas begin to "open up" in response, non-immune people who come out of lockdown are at high risk of being infected by a plethora of highly mobile carriers.
This phenomenon drives what is often called a "second wave" of Covid-19 (per the second bump in Figures 1 and 3). The term "second wave" can be misleading. The virus does not do anything new. New infections are caused by first exposure of non-immune individuals within a population that was closing in on herd immunity.
Herd immunity is both a reality and a mystery. Plants can signal surrounding conspecifics when an infectious agent is on its way, enabling signal receivers to mount preemptive defenses that do not involve antibodies. Perhaps it is rash to assume that animals, including humans, have not evolved analogous signaling capacities.
Either way, we need to keep an open mind about unknown immunity mechanisms. Common colds and seasonal flus spread like wildfire, then decline asymptotically toward zero. The viruses involved are not naturally selected to become less infectious, but only a minority of potential victims suffer symptoms before herd immunity works its magic. The phenomenon of herd immunity tells us to be skeptical about how much we really understand.
In Sweden, where the stringency of government responses to COVID-19 has been substantially less than government responses in the U.S. (see Figure 2 below), herd immunity appears to have been accomplished at the end of August while the U.S. appears to be months away from herd immunity (see Figure 3 below).
Projecting U.S. deaths forward on Figure 3 strongly suggests that in addition to taking longer to reach herd immunity than Sweden, the U.S. per capita death total will be significantly higher than Sweden's.
"I told you so!" would be a justifiable response from Swedes, but instead they have built the most copiously and transparently sourced, interactive, appropriately caveated, and informative worldwide COVID-19 tracking website available.
In Africa, where the stringency of government responses to COVID-19 has often been even less than Sweden's, the continent "seems to have weathered the pandemic relatively well so far," raising "the controversial idea of letting the virus run its course to allow the population to become immune," according to Science magazine.
Letting the virus run its course was recently advocated by dozens of Israeli physicians and scientists:
"A lockdown does not stop the pandemic, it merely slows its spread slightly and temporarily … When the restrictions are lifted, the virus continues its spread, and this after the country's citizens have been weakened emotionally, economically and above all in terms of their health.
"A lockdown does not prevent deaths. On the contrary, it extends the period of time during which populations at risk are exposed to the virus … thus paradoxically causing excess mortality."
Again, responses that are appropriate for Ebola are not appropriate for COVID-19 because of the difference in asymptomatic carrier prevalence.
Indeed, slowing the spread of a disease does not always mean reducing the spread of a disease. Put differently, a curve can be flattened (e.g., the peak can be pushed down, like the U.S. peak relative to the Swedish peak in Figure 3) without reducing the area under the curve.
Sometimes slowing the spread of a disease means that the same number of people need to become immune before herd immunity is acquired, such that slowing disease spread slows acquisition of herd immunity.
Nevertheless, slowing disease spread prevents hospitals in densely populated areas from being overwhelmed, and allows more time for the development of improved treatments and possibly a vaccine — a tool that boosts herd immunity and should always be used when available.
So slowing the spread of a disease that requires the same percentage of immune individuals to reach herd immunity can mean fewer deaths from that disease per se.
COVID-19 may be an example, but the number of lives saved by flattening the COVID-19 curve seems likely to be fewer than the number of deaths caused by the CDC's well-intentioned recommendations. Data from Sweden and parts of Africa suggest that caring for the sick as we do with seasonal flus, but otherwise letting a coronavirus "run its course" may have been a wiser strategy.
Figure 2 (Note: In order to obtain Figure 2, scroll down to "Government Stringency Index," then click "Add country" and choose United States.)
Figure 3 (In order to obtain Figure 3, scroll down to "Biweekly deaths" then click "Chart" ["Map" is the default], then click "Add country" and choose United States.)
Public health responses to COVID-19 that are more appropriate for Ebola can cause response overkill. Federal, state, and municipal response overkill has the potential to turn an inherently non-catastrophic virus into a catastrophe.
If that happens, when COVID-19 finally becomes a not-fond memory, the more wizened among us will not be surprised to hear government officials take credit for having defeated the pandemic with their stringent responses — having conquered the catastrophe that they created.
The next time a news outlet tells you how many people tested positive for COVID-19, submit a reader comment asking how many people tested negative.
Sometimes a good question unmasks a half-asked, half-assed answer. In addition to demanding good news that puts bad news into context, we need to retain a healthy skepticism toward cures that may be worse than the disease.
By John Hartung — Professor of Anesthesiology (SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University). His Ph.D. is in Anthropology (Harvard).
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What's it like to own a GSD?
German Shepherds make wonderful family pets but it is important to remember that this is a working breed and that they do have certain characteristics that can make them more difficult than your average Retriever, Labrador or Collie.
The German Shepherd should be well socialised from an early age and needs plenty of exposure to people and other dogs so that they do not develop aggressive tendencies as they mature. These dogs positively thrive on challenging activities and they are so willing to serve their master and please.
As youngsters they can be very boisterous and can easily knock over children or elderly relatives, especially if you do not discourage the dog from jumping up when excited. A bored GSD can be very destructive and if left alone will trash your house and contents with ease using their big teeth and claws. These dogs don't really mature until they are about 3 years old so you are in for the long haul to get through the puppy and difficult teenager stage.
They are naturally protective and territorial which is something to bear in mind if you have lots of visitors to your house when careful introduction may be required to assure your pet that the visitor is not a threat to his family. German Shepherds invariably hate postmen and window cleaners so you will have to put him out the way if you are expecting either of these to call.
This is also a breed that requires a lot of time, stimulation, training and exercise - you will never wear them out, they will always be ready for more. If you are a couch potato a GSD is not for you. Get a GSD and get yourself a good pair of walking or running shoes and find some nice big open spaces to exercise your dog - forests are ideal. Be warned that they tend to like water especially the filthy muddy stuff which sticks beautifully to their nice dense waterproof coat. They never shake the muck off outside but will wait until they get back into the house and take the opportunity to create some nice splatter patterns on your walls or nice clean curtains whilst also leaving muddy paw prints across your pale shag pile carpet.
They never miss an opportunity to have a good bark and can be very vocal which may be a problem with your neighbours. They also shed hair in copious amounts and although they only moult once a year, unfortunately it lasts for 365 days so your vacuum cleaner will work overtime and it's unlikely that your clothes and furnishings will ever be free of dog hairs again as well as what you are eating/drinking invariably being contaminated with stray hairs. Invite guests to eat at your place and you can guarantee that they will find hairs in their soup as well as hairs stuck to their smart black trousers.
Training your GSD is very important and joining a good dog training club will not only be good for your dog, it will be good for you too. The earlier you start training and socialisation the better as GSD's often develop a tendency to be aggressive towards other dogs, strangers and they can become very protective towards their owners and the property.
The biggest problem with the German Shepherd Dog is the fact that to a large extent the breed is being spoilt by irresponsible breeding by inexperienced back street breeders who care nothing about preserving the breed but only about making money from the selling of puppies. Health and temperament problems are all too common, so it is important to take expert advice and try and find a reputable source if you are contemplating buying a puppy. Remember though that puppies are hard work and if you haven't any experience with the breed, you may be biting off more than you can chew.
Consider first taking on a rescue German Shepherd Dog from a reputable rescue that should be able to give you a good assessment of a particular dog. Remember too that an older GSD will be a very rewarding addition to the family and will be housetrained, won't chew, will be well behaved, probably require less exercise than a young dog and will be very loyal and grateful.
The German Shepherd Dog truly is a wonderful animal but if you haven't had one before please do some research first and talk to people who know the breed well. A word of warning though. Once you have had a GSD you will be well and truly hooked!
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Limousin Cattle: Identifying and Improving Carcase Traits in Limousin Cattle
A call has gone out to owners of commercial Limousin sires to partake in a ground breaking four year study looking at how genetics influences carcase traits and can be turned into more of an exact science.
In 2011, the British Limousin Cattle Society (BLCS) joined forces with ABP (Anglo Beef Processors) and SRUC (Scotland's Rural College (formerly SAC)) to embark on a ground-breaking four-year project exploring the use of the latest genetic and imaging technologies to improve carcase traits in Limousin cattle.
It is a £1.5 million initiative, funded by the Government's Technology Strategy Board (TSB), writes the BLCS.
The aim of the project is to understand the influence of genetics on carcase traits, to establish reliable methods of recording data and produce breeding values that identify breeding animals with superior genetic merit for up to nine new carcase traits.
To achieve this Video Imaging Analysis (VIA) results of carcases are combined with genomic information from DNA, says the BLCS.
This builds up a 'SNP Key' for the breed, which producers can compare their live animals' DNA against and identify their breeding merit for the nine new traits.
This is the first use of this exciting new technology in the beef sector in the UK and means breeding merit for a range of carcase cuts can be identified at a very early stage in an animal's life, with a far greater degree of accuracy than at present.
2014 – Progress to Date
Heritabilities have been estimated for the carcase traits for Limousin. These have been found to be moderate to strong, which means genetic selection is possible and will influence performance.
The first Limousin EBVs have been produced for the carcase traits. As more data accumulates these will be refined and published in 2015.
Progress Yielding Exciting Results
A study of the data collected by the project so far examined progeny results from 30 different Limousin sires. The difference in retail value between the best and the worst sire was £463 per calf. The new breeding values that result from this project will identify the animals that can produce this added value, which has clear benefit for all sectors in the supply chain.
To view this information in greater detail in a series of short factsheets, click here.
The larger part of 2014 is being devoted to obtaining DNA samples from live animals to 'cross reference' with the slaughter data as it accumulates and build the SNP key. Some animals we require samples from have previously been sold to commercial producers and we would like to know their whereabouts.
We also require to purchase semen from a range of AI bulls for higher-level sequencing analysis. The list can be viewed here. If you have straws to sell (or donate), please get in touch.
All contributing breeders will be kept informed of the project's progress as it nears completion in 2015 and all sampled animals will be amongst the first in the UK to receive genomic breeding values for the new carcase traits.
Beyond DNA sampling, throughout the course of the year, more VIA machines are to be installed in abattoirs across the UK to increase the volume of data used to create the SNP key.
As we progress in to 2015, it is planned that the nine new EBVs will be integrated in to the Limousin evaluation for publication, with the first genomic breeding values (GEBVs) – those augmented by the addition of DNA information – becoming available towards the latter part of 2015. At this point, Limousin breeders will be able to genotype their animals at birth and receive the GEBV for each of the nine VIA carcase traits. Identifying the high performers so early in life with greater degrees of accuracy than before will be incredibly valuable to breeders and commercial Limousin buyers when making their breeding and management decisions.
For more information on the Limousin carcase traits project, please click here.
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