Subject: [Ambassadors] Fedora 11: What do we expect?
It´s almost one year, I am with the Fedora community. In this one year, I met so many great people from Fedora community. I have visited hundreds of forums, mailing lists. I meet so many people who uses Fedora (also who doesn´t). I have learned so many things from them. Some of them are happy using Fedora and some them are not. And I think, as a community member, it´s my responsibility to inform you guys about some issues that I think, why people doesnt like to use Fedora or switching to other distros. And something, that we need to fix.
1. Need to include RPM Fusion with Fedora 11 default installation (but not activated, like Fedora test repo or raw hide, as we don´t include proprietary software). If this is not possible (may be because of some legal issue), then I´ll say, we need a working GUI solution to install RPM Fusion. According to RPM Fusion they explained a GUI solution to install the repo, but most of the time, it doesnt work at all (I myself, tested thousands time, also so many people there has, who tried, I searched for the solution, everyone give me CLI solution). And KPackage Kit can´t install it. So we need a solution that will work for GNOME and KDE both.
4. Need a complete GUI solution to install softwares offline from cache (ofcourse if it can fix the dependency) or DVD Media.
5. There has a very easy way to install a rpm package from CLI (one single package, that has not any dependency issue or if it has, it´s possible to install the package by ignoring it). But from Fedora 9, GUI double click rpm install doesnt work at all. So, we need a GUI solution of it.
6. Need to add CD/DVD repo with Fedora 11 default installation, so people can use DVD to install softwares.
7. From /etc/yum.conf we need to edit keepcache=0 to 1 as default. So people can use the cache to install software later or to some other PC.
Many of you will say, why we are following Ubuntu? Well, I´ll say, no, we are not following them. This is the truth, what users want. And many of you will think, this ideas are stupid, but truth is If this issues we can fix, for sure, so many people will start using Fedora. My apologies, if I am wrong anywhere.


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Home » Actress Jaiye Kuti Biography – Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Awards, Instagram, Movies And Net Worth
Actress Jaiye Kuti Biography – Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Awards, Instagram, Movies And Net Worth
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Let us discuss Jaiye Kuti's Biography in terms of her Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Movies And Net Worth and much more.
Jaiye Kuti is a well-known Nigerian actress, filmmaker, and entrepreneur who was born on July 10, 1969. She has appeared in several Nollywood films and is the CEO of the movie production company Jaylex Aesthetic Production. She rose to prominence in the 2003 television series Laff Patterns.
In this article, I will discuss Jaiye Kuti's biography, career, age, place of birth, net worth, Movies, and given name. Let's start with her profile.
Jaiye Kuti Biography
Full Name: Jayieola Oluwakemi Kuti
Stage Name Jaiye Kuti
Place of Birth:: Ilaro, Ogun State, Nigeria
State of Origin: Ogun State
Nationality: Nigerian
Occupation: Actress, Producer and entrepreneur
Husband/Sponsor: Lanre Kuti
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Jaiye Kuti (born 10 July 1969) is a well-known and talented Nigerian actress, producer, and entrepreneur. She is the CEO of Jaylex Aesthetic Production, a company that produces movies, TV shows, and video production, in addition to acting.
Jaiye Kuti was rumored to be dating popular artiste Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, as the internet recalls. Later, the actress admitted they were married.
Jaiye Kuti Early Life and Education
Jaiye Kuti was born into the Yoruba family of Rufus Adisa Oluwale in Ilaro, Ogun State, in the South West part of Nigeria.
She is from Yewa Ayetoro, Egbado, in Ogun State, where she started her elementary education at Sunshine Primary School, but had to transfer to Temidire Primary School when her father was transferred to NITEL.
After obtaining her first certificate of completion, Jaiye Kuti enrolled in Ikorodu High School for secondary school.
She gained admission to pursue secretarial administration at the Ilaro Federal Polytechnic in Ogun State. The she later went to the prestigious University of Lagos, where she received a bachelor's degree in English.
Jaiye Kuti Career
Before becoming an actor, Jaiye Kuti worked in finance. Her mother tried to stop her from pursuing a profession in acting because she was concerned that it would negatively affect her.
First of all, her original plan was to be a film producer, but she decided to act in films to build a network first.
In 2002, she made her film debut in Laff Patterns' television series. This series catapulted her into the spotlight.
Other programs in which Jaiye Kuti has appeared include Everyday People, One Love, Face To Face, and Spiders. Ashewo Airport, Si Gbogbo Okunrin, Ogun mi, and many others are among the films she has appeared in.
Despite her status as a well-known actress and producer, Jaiye Kuti said that there are some things she would never perform on set. She revealed, for example, that she is unable to have a wet kiss on the screen.
Jaiye Kuti Awards & Recognition
In 2016, Jaiye Kuti was appointed as an ambassador at the Lagos State Polytechnic. Her contribution to the Nollywood film business earned her the honor.
Jaiye Kuti Movie Productions
On the same day in 2017, Jaiye Kuti released two films, Olori Amolege (Queen Amolege) and Oro mi (My Wealth).
Oro mi, the film, was inspired by a story she was told by a woman. According to her, the story accounted for 40% of the film, while the remainder was made up.
Oro mi is about a mom with three children who were targeted for murder. However, God designed it so that she did not perish.
Even though these films were not released in theaters, they were quickly sold out. The actress also mentioned that her next film would be released in theaters.
According to her, the film is an epic that has to do with Nigerian heritage and culture. The film combines Yoruba and Igbo cultures and shows how they coexist.
Jaiye Kuti said that soap operas pay more than movies when asked about her acting compensation. For example, she can earn up to ₦1 million per month on a soap opera and between ₦600,000 and ₦700,000 every film.
Jaiye Kuti Personal Life
Jaiye Kuti and husband Lanre Kuti
Jaiye Kuti is married to Lanre Kuti and they have two children together, Anatasia Kuti and a boy whose name has not been disclosed.
However, she was rumored to be in a relationship legendary Fuji singer, Wasiu Alabi Odetola, popularly known as Pasuma, which she came out to debunked the rumor.
Jaiye Kuti Social Media
Instagram: @jayeola_monje
Twitter: @jaiyekuti1
Jaiye Kuti Net Worth
Jaiye Kuti is a famous Nigerian actress, entrepreneur, and producer. She has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
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Global LGBT Issues
with Michael Lavers of the Washington Blade
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LGBT rights have gained traction throughout the world, but these efforts have prompted a backlash in several countries. A discussion on the global state of LGBT Equality with Michael Lavers, International News Editor for the Washington Blade. Lavers stated, "While we've seen a lot of progress in many countries around the world -- Europe, even parts of Latin America, Asia -- expanding marriage rights to same-sex couples, for example, enacting anti-LGBT discrimination protections, we see many, many countries around the world that still not only openly persecute against LGBT people, but those who live in those countries often face violence and discrimination based on their sexual orientation and gender identity." Visit the Washington Blade on the web, on Facebook or follow on Twitter.
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Reclaiming Native Truth
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Advocates say Native Americans are underrepresented across many fronts, and what little is reflected, is often coupled with myths and misconceptions.
Michael Roberts, President and CEO of First Nations Development Institute, discusses common misconceptions, and how advocates are working to create change.
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Health experts advise that staying home is a key tactic to reduce the spread of COVID-19. But home isn't a safe space for everyone. While reports of domestic violence are on the rise, support organizations work to safely engage survivors.
Brittany Eltringham, Program Specialist for the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, discusses how isolation during COVID-19 has increased domestic abuse rates and resources available for those seeking help.
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Measurements of census accuracy since 1940 have shown a constant, disproportionate undercount of specific population groups such as people of color, young children and renters.
Vanita Gupta, President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, discusses the importance of accuracy in Census 2020 and its direct impact on representation and access to governmental resources.
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Native Americans are underrepresented in education, employment and elected office.
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Mayhem Film Festival announces full line-up and extra weekend pass availability for 2021 edition
Mayhem Film Festival returns this October with a feast of horror, sci-fi and cult titles from around the world
After a quick sell-out of weekend passes in August - a limited number of additional passes for the weekend are now on sale.
We're kicking off on Thursday 14 October with our previously announced opening film, behind-the-scenes documentary Alien On Stage, in which an unlikely group of Dorset bus drivers put on a DIY production of Alien and take it to the West End stage.
Next up this year is underwater ghost story The Deep House - also already announced - which plunges us into the depths of a submerged haunted house for a literally immersive horror experience.
Up from the vaults, Mayhem opens its archive for the second day of the festival on Friday 15 October to resurrect a lesser-seen British horror film of yesteryear - a dark gem of Gothic cinema, 1949's Queen of Spades, in which a gambler becomes obsessed with an old lady, said to have sold her soul to the devil in order to win at cards.
Friday's line-up continues with The Show, a noir-fantasy set in Northampton, written by comics legend Alan Moore. Trippy, multi-layered and shot through with droll humour, The Show is an idiosyncratic delight.
We carry on into the evening with a smart and genuinely surprising sci-fi black comedy, Night Drive, which sees a ride-share driver's life begin to fall apart when he picks up his last passenger and accidentally hits a pedestrian.
Closing the Friday night of the festival is South Korean cat-and-mouse thriller, Oh-Seung Kwon's Midnight. A serial-killing psychopath is interrupted in his latest crime by a young deaf woman - and so begins a non-stop, all-night, life-or-death chase packed with tension and twists.
We're starting Saturday 16 October off with an all-animated dark fantasy horror The Spine of Night, featuring the voices of Richard E. Grant and Lucy Lawless. A psychedelic, hallucinogenic epic of outrageous violence, ancient gods and courageous heroes set in a land of magic and mysticism, The Spine of Night is unlike anything we've ever screened.
Second on Saturday is a stylish, haunting and intense psychological portrait Knocking. A woman leaves a psychiatric ward and finds herself placed alone in a new apartment where she begins to hear mysterious knocking sounds.
Feed on the blood of fresh filmmaking talent with the return of the always-popular Mayhem Short Film Showcase on Saturday afternoon, presenting a selection of scary, weird and wonderful shorts from around the world and closer to home.
From the producers of The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil comes a new experience in action – the genre-bending, high-octane sci-fi thriller Spiritwalker. A man wakes up in a different body every twelve hours, each time forced to discover who he is - all the while being pursued by a secret organisation. He must find his way back into his real body before it's too late!
This year's Mayhem Midnight Movie on Saturday night is Brian De Palma's 1974 cult classic Phantom of the Paradise. Mixing the plots of The Phantom of the Opera and Faust, and adding a great score and cool songs, this is De Palma (Carrie, Blow Out) at his most stylish and stylised – a genuine midnight movie masterpiece.
We're starting off the final day of the festival on Sunday 17 October with the hilariously hyperactive satire Get the Hell Out, where Taiwan's parliament becomes a deadly battleground when a virus transforms politicians into bloodthirsty mutant zombies.
Fresh from winning rave reviews at its international premiere at Fantasia, there's hell to pay when a lonely teenager discovers her family's connections to witchcraft in occult coming-of-age story Hellbender, from the incredibly creative Adams family.
Later on Sunday is horror anthology The Night Shift. Looking for inspiration, an artist visits a run-down housing estate and interviews the building's caretaker, who has many strange and uncanny tales to tell…
In the penultimate slot for this year's festival is the unique Nordic folktale Lamb, a strange and daring debut from special effects master-turned-director Valdimar Jóhannsson. A childless couple discover a mysterious newborn on their remote farm in Iceland. Soon they're experiencing the joy of family – but before long, family will tear them apart.
We're closing Mayhem 2021 in style with the must-see, one-take sci-fi comedy Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes. Tokyo café owner Kato returns home from work to find a message from his future self on his computer screen… and soon this strange phenomenon gets chaotically out of hand. Praised for its inventiveness by the creator of One Cut of the Dead - which went down a storm at Mayhem 2018 – it's sure to be a festival favourite this year.
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Q: Linux socket: How to make send() wait for recv() I am making a simple client-server application using TCP protocal.
I Know that by default. recv() will block until the other side call a send() to this socket.
But is it possible that send() block itself until the other side has recv()ed the msg instead of keeping send()ing to outgoing queue and later to find the other side recv() got a whole bunch of msg sent by multiple send()s
In other words. Is it possible to let every send() wait for the other side's recv() before it can call another send()?
To ilustate my question. I'll post a simple code here:
client.c
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <poll.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int sockfd = 0;
    char sendBuff[1024];
    struct sockaddr_in serv_addr;
    int i;

    if(argc != 2)
    {
        printf("\n Usage: %s <ip of server> \n",argv[0]);
        return 1;
    }

    if((sockfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) < 0)
    {
        printf("\n Error : Could not create socket \n");
        return 1;
    }

    memset(&serv_addr, '0', sizeof(serv_addr));

    serv_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    serv_addr.sin_port = htons(5000);

    if(inet_pton(AF_INET, argv[1], &serv_addr.sin_addr)<=0)
    {
        printf("\n inet_pton error occured\n");
        return 1;
    }

    if( connect(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *)&serv_addr, sizeof(serv_addr)) < 0)
    {
        printf("\n Error : Connect Failed \n");
        return 1;
    }

    do{
        memset(sendBuff, '\0', sizeof(sendBuff));
        sprintf(sendBuff, "This is line %d", i);
        send(sockfd, sendBuff, strlen(sendBuff), 0);
        //sleep(1);
    }while(++i<100);

    return 0;
}

server.c
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <time.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int listenfd = 0, connfd = 0;
    struct sockaddr_in serv_addr;

    char sendBuff[1025];
    char recvBuff[100];

    int i = 0;

    listenfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    memset(&serv_addr, '0', sizeof(serv_addr));
    memset(sendBuff, '0', sizeof(sendBuff));

    serv_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    serv_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl(INADDR_ANY);
    serv_addr.sin_port = htons(5000);

    bind(listenfd, (struct sockaddr*)&serv_addr, sizeof(serv_addr));

    listen(listenfd, 10);

    connfd = accept(listenfd, (struct sockaddr*)NULL, NULL);

    do{
        memset(recvBuff, '\0', sizeof(recvBuff));
        recv(connfd, recvBuff, sizeof(recvBuff),0);
        printf( "%s\n", recvBuff);
    }while(++i<100);

    return 0;
}

What I expect on the server side outcome is to print:
This is line 0
This is line 1
This is line 2
This is line 3
...

However, the actual outcome is like this:
This is line 0
This is line 1This is line 2This is line3This is line 4
This is line 5This is line 6This is line 7This is line 8This is line 9This is line 10
This is line 11This is line 12...

However this is easy to explain: when the client side issued a send(), it didn't wait for the server side's recv() to finish, and for some reason, the server side recv() loop is slower than client side's send(). Thus several send()s on client side may get piled together and received by server as a whole. (is my explanation right?)
Actually there seems to be a very silly and loose solution. just add a sleep(1)(as I commented out) after each send() in the loop. I know this will make the code very inefficient and if the recv() loop will take longer time to implement some other complicated actions( This is obviously unpredictable when the program gets large) which will take longer than 1 sec. This solution fails!
So is there a better solid way to let the two sides communicate with each other to ensure the msg sent by one single send() received by a single recv()?

A: client.c
while(condition)
{
  send() from client;
  recv() from server;
}

server.c
recv() from client;
while(condition)
{
  send() from server; //acknowledge to client
  recv() from client;
}

A: The only way for the sender to know that the receiver has received the message is for the receiver to reply.
In other words, if you want to keep the sender and receiver in sync, you need to implement your own explicit flow control.
It is true that the TCP protocol requires that receivers acknowledge received packets, so you might think that it is possible for the receiver to simply ask the TCP implementation if the data has been acknowledged. This is generally possible, although I don't believe there is a cross-platform way of doing so. On Linux, for example, you can use the ioctl code SIOCOUTQ to check the size of the outbound buffer. But as far as I know there is no mechanism for blocking until the outbound buffer is empty, so the best you could do would be to periodically poll. That is not satisfactory.
In any event, the result would be misleading because there is also a buffer on the receiving end, and if processing is the bottleneck, the receiving buffer will be the first to fill up. Low-level data acknowledgement only indicates that the data has reached the receiving TCP stack (that is, the low-level IP interface, generally inside of the kernel). It does not indicate that the data has been processed by the receiving process, and there is no mechanism for the sender to query the usage of the receiving buffer.
Furthermore, waiting for the acknowledge message to arrive at the sending end will generally slow communications down unnecessarily, since it adds a transmission delay (receiver → sender) to every transaction. This is not so dramatic as your sleep solution, but it is somewhat similar.
If your messages are very short, you might be running into the Nagle algorithm, which causes small data packets to be retained for a small amount of time by the sender, in the hopes that several packets can be consolidated. You can turn the Nagle algorithm off for a TCP connection using setsockopt, with the TCP_NODELAY option. But don't do this unless you are sure that it will be useful. (The canonical use of TCP_NODELAY is a telnet-type connection, where the data consists of individual keystrokes. )

A: If your problem is just processing a single message at a time, how about include a length field?
Sender
int sendLen = strlen(sendBuff);
send(sockfd, &sendLen, sizeof(sendLen), 0);
send(sockfd, sendBuff, sendLen, 0);

Receiver
int len = 0;
recv(connfd, &len, sizeof(len), 0);
recv(connfd, recvBuff, len, 0);

That would allow you to read a single message at a time and leave the rest in the tcp buffer.
Bear in mind, the code above makes a lot of assumptions about your sending and receiving programs sharing endianess and int size. (If its all running on one machine you're fine) It also doesn't check any error returns, both send() and recv() have the possibility of errors.

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Is the Modi Govt Snooping on You? Here Are Five Questions You Should Be Asking
Different legal mechanisms allow the government to snoop on citizens and intercept targeted information. But some may well be unconstitutional.
Illustration: The Wire
Anuj Srivas
New Dehi: The Narendra Modi government's quiet notification on Thursday night, authorising ten central agencies to snoop and decrypt "any information generated, transmitted, received or stored in any computer", has raised a storm over a debate that has never really taken place in India.
A debate over the nature of targeted government surveillance.
In India, major intelligence agencies like the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and the Research Analysis Wing (RAW) operate without legislative or parliamentary oversight. The system as a whole churns out tens of thousands of tapping orders every month, and in states like Uttar Pradesh, local police resort to thumbing through thousands of call data records to track minor crimes.
The lack of a data protection framework only worsens the delicate balance between fundamental rights and the need for government surveillance.
What questions should India be asking about the Modi government's notification and the larger system of surveillance? The Wire breaks it down.
1) Are the new snooping orders something the NDA-II government has conjured up out of thin air?
The order from the Ministry of Home Affairs gives force to a piece of regulation that was passed by the UPA government in 2008 and 2009.
Responding to the notification, Congress leader P. Chidambaram said that the authorisation of electronic snooping would destroy the "structure of a free society".
Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Sitaram Yechury called it a "blatant violation" of the Supreme Court's recent judgement granting the constitutional right to privacy to all Indians.
But the fact is that the underlying legislation – amendments made to the Information Technology Act, 2000 – was passed 10 years ago by a Congress-led government that was supported by the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
These amendments were passed in parliament without debate, or any major protest from opposition parties like the BJP.
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2) If the underlying legislation was passed over 10 years ago, what does the new order do?
In India, the Central and state governments can snoop on citizens in a targeted manner and intercept information using two different legal mechanisms.
The first is through the Indian Telegraph Act – specifically Section 5(2) and Rule 419A of the Indian Telegraph (Amendment) Rules, 2007.
The second is through amendments made to the Information Technology Act in 2008 and 2009. The two relevant parts are Section 69 and Rule 4 of the Information Technology (Procedure and Safeguard for Monitoring and Collecting Traffic Data or Information) Rules.
Each legislation allows different types of information to be intercepted, collected, monitored, or decrypted – and enables snooping in different manners in different conditions.
Also Read: Until It Shines Light on Nature of Mass Surveillance, India's Data Protection Committee Will Fail To Do its Job
Broadly speaking, the Telegraph Act deals with traditional phone calls and associated communication, while the IT Act deals with electronic information. With recent leaps in technology, however, the points of difference between both sets of regulation are quite fuzzy.
Importantly, both sets of rules have a list of authorised agencies that can carry out the snooping or receive the 'product of surveillance' (the information). The Telegraph Act's list of ten authorised law enforcement agencies can be viewed here.
On Thursday night, the Modi government released a very similar list of agencies that could be authorised under the amended parts of the Information Technology Act.
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3) Does the new order increase the surveillance or snooping ability of a handful of law enforcement agencies?
This is less clear, and there are a few differing opinions.
Under the Telegraph Act, even authorised agencies like the Intelligence Bureau or the Enforcement Directorate need approval or an order from the home affairs secretary, or in the case of a state, the secretary in charge of the home department. All tapping orders are examined by a review committee after the fact, although the efficacy of this process has been criticised.
The Modi government insists that the same process applies to electronic snooping under the IT Act, and therefore applies to the agencies that were notified in the circular on Thursday night.
Digital Chowkidari. Credit: Mika
Legal experts like Pranesh Prakash, an affiliated fellow at the Yale Law School's Information Society Project, broadly agree and believe that the new order "doesn't expand the powers of those agencies to snoop without authorisation" from the home secretary.
Other legal and tech policy analysts disagree. Raman Jit Singh Chima, Asia Policy Director at Access Now, says that Rule 4 of the Information Technology Rules allows this process to be circumvented.
Also Read: India Gears Up to Defend Internet Rights Regime as it Operationalises Mass Surveillance Project
"Actually, the current notification and the Section 69 rules do not require Home Secretary pre-approval. Rule 4 allows it [interception and decryption powers] to be delegated and once delegated it would not come back to them unless they [the home affairs ministry] review and withdraw," Chima told The Wire.
In a blog post on Friday, however, finance minister Arun Jaitley wrote, "An interception or monitoring is only authorised under an [sic] specific approval of the Home Secretary. It can only be in cases which deal with the purposes mentioned in Section 69 of the Act. These are restrictions on which free speech can be curtailed under Article 19(2) of the constitution."
This is a crucial debate, as it dictates how agencies can legally engage in targeted surveillance of electronic information. It will also be revealing of how the current BJP government views the privacy of its citizens vis a vis their right to privacy.
4) Why did the Modi government choose now, the end of 2018, to authorise a list of agencies for electronic snooping under the IT Act?
The notification is a puzzling development, four years after this government came to power, and nearly 10 years after the underlying regulation (Section 69) was put into the broader IT Act.
As Prakash noted, the fact that this list of authorised agencies was notified on Thursday implies that any "usage of interception and monitoring devices under S 69" by these agencies until today would have been "invalid" and "without legal authority".
Amit Shah (left) and Narendra Modi (right). Credit: PTI
On television debates, the BJP's spokespersons have insisted that the rules were notified in order to streamline the process and in fact, to make it more supportive of personal rights and liberties.
A government press release issued on Friday evening also underlines this point. It says that the new order prevents "unauthorised use of these [surveillance] powers by any agency, individual or intermediary". If this is the correct legal interpretation, then it raises the question of what has been happening over the last ten years.
Also Read: Yogi Government Trawled 10,000 Phone Records to Catch 'Potato Dumping' Protestors
5) Should the debate stop here? What reform should India's targeted government surveillance undergo?
The political quibbling in the Rajya Sabha on Friday only shows that both the BJP and the Congress need to step up. As multiple legal experts noted, Section 69 of the IT Act should never have been passed without debate. More than likely, it is unconstitutional.
Beyond this, more light needs to be shed on how the Centre and state governments engage in targeted snooping. There is plenty evidence to show that the review committee process is often overlooked or else downright impossible to properly implement with the number of tapping orders that are issued on a monthly basis.
Also Read: Mastering the Art of Keeping Indians Under Surveillance
In February 2014, the minister of state for home affairs R.P.N Singh admitted in the Lok Sabha that "incidents of physical/electronic surveillance in the States of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, and the National Capital Territory of Delhi, allegedly without authorisation, have been reported".
In response to a question, Singh noted that the Cabinet had approved a proposal to set up a "commission of inquiry" to look into these incidents. It's not clear what happened to this inquiry.
Finally, legal experts say that following the recent right to privacy and Aadhaar judgements, and comments made by the Srikrishna data protection committee, India's surveillance practices are quite possibly unconstitutional. Legal and parliamentary oversight is the way forward.


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Media Monday Edmonton: Update #219
Mack Male	Media Monday Edmonton	 September 5, 2016 2 Minutes
Here's my latest update on local media stuff:
Avenue Edmonton is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the September 2016 issue. "Publisher Orville Chubb and associate publisher Trudy Callaghan remember how one conversation led to bringing this magazine to print in 2006."
The Edmonton Broadcasters Club fall luncheon takes place on October 12 and will feature Dave Cutler.
Marina Endicott is MacEwan University's 24th writer in residence. "Starting September 12, Marina will be on campus to share her experiences and knowledge, give readings, help other writers and work on a major project of her own."
Edmontonian Tracy LaRose was featured in a recent episode of HGTV's Tiny House Hunters.
From Vintage Edmonton, here's a John Berry weather forecast on CFRN TV from October 1991.
Episode 49 of the Seen and Heard in Edmonton podcast features Jim Bilodeau, "a NAIT instructor with a passion to help artists make money online, and the man behind The Museum Project."
Hannah of Honey & Betts has a roundup of some of Edmonton's top fashion bloggers.
The latest episode of Matt Cundill's podcast features 100.3 The Bear's Yukon Jack and "his story of bringing a recently emigrated Nigerian family who fled the Fort Mac flames last May."
Avenue Edmonton is looking for an editorial intern for a paid six-month term, beginning October 1. The deadline to apply is September 14.
The Radisson Hotel and Convention Centre is looking for a full-time Social Media Coordinator.
CBC Edmonton is looking for a Reporter-Editor to work in radio. The deadline to apply is September 18.
Marty Forbes reports that Ursula Phillips, who has "spent the last few decades at CTV Edmonton", is the new VP Marketing at the TELUS World of Science. Congrats!
The media room at City Hall
And here is some slightly less local media stuff:
CBC's Peter Mansbridge will retire from The National next summer after anchoring special Canada Day coverage celebrating Canada's 150th anniversary. "Mansbridge's storied career has spanned nearly five decades, including 28 years at the helm of the desk as anchor and chief correspondent."
CTV's Canada In A Day takes place on September 10. They are encouraging Canadians to "grab their cameras or smartphones and film their lives." The footage will be used in a film to be aired as part of Canada's 150th anniversary next year.
John Doyle in the Globe and Mail discussing CRTC's recent decision on Canadian content: "To make Canadians care there needs to be an example of a much-loved show that would not have been funded and made under the new system."
The Newspaper Association of America is renaming itself the News Media Alliance. Writes the NY Times: "There is one obvious reason behind the change: The number of newspapers continues to drop, which has a way of depressing the association's membership."
Margaret Sullivan argues in the Washington Post that "news organizations should fix online comments rather than ditch them." She says there's value there that can't be replicated on social media.
Although the number of full-time editorial cartoonists is dwindling, "the narrative of decline excludes a whole host of people stretching the form online in ways that weren't possible just a few years ago." The future looks bright for the editorial cartoon.
You can follow Edmonton media news on Twitter using the hashtag #yegmedia. For a great overview of the global media landscape, check out Mediagazer.
So, what have I missed? What's new and interesting in the world of Edmonton media? Let me know!
You can see past Media Monday Edmonton entries here.
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Born into a wealthy family, Jean Royere becames decorator at the age of 29 years. He gaves up a comfortable situation in the import-export business for the decorator. Without special training but lively with an innate taste for decoration, he began his career in a factory of the Faubourg Saint-Antoine and gets his first major command (the Carlton bar on the Champs-Élysées) in 1933. Its success was immediate and allows them to work until 1942 with Pierre Gouffé in creating original furniture and high quality.
At the end of the war, having founded his own company, he decided to open branches in many countries: Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Peru ... Jean Royère became at that time the decorator sovereign of the Middle East, claiming a style unique, the grounds declined with imagination and excess, boldness in the use of colors and materials. Its magical scenery make it one of the most amazing designers of the postwar registering on the margins of mainstream, offering unique solutions but still functional.
Jean Royère worked with many artists such as Alice Colonieu.
Before leaving France for the United States in 1980, the designer offered all its archives to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.
Style Jean Royère Console, Gilded metal, front and sides in crossed stem, Tray and base in white marble, circa 2000, France. Measures: Height 85 cm, width 140 cm, depth 25 cm.
Style Jean Royère, Tour Eiffel coffee table, Gold-plated top and sides with braces, circa 2000, France. Measure: Height 35 cm, width 130 cm, depth 55 cm.
Style Jean Royère console, Gilded metal and glass tops, bottom top curved, circa 2000, France. Measures: Height 73 cm, width 120 cm, depth 50 cm.
Pair of high chairs in the style of Jean Royère, Iron and original Skai, circa 1970, France. Measures: Height: 139 cm seat height: 38 cm, Width: 50 cm, depth: 40 cm.


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At a previous convention some fans told me about their family visiting England and taking photos of *rare* animals.
Sister England then visited Australia and took photos of Kangaroos.
Speaking of conventions: some of the SatW team will be at the MCM London Comic Con and at the London Film & Comic Con.
Many a camera-wielding tourist in Southern Finland has been disappointed to learn that reindeer do not roam around every corner in Finland, and in order to see them, you'd have to travel to Lapland.
So they settle for something even rarer, and start snapping pictures of smiling and/or sober Finns.
Wait, are you implying that there are Finns which are sober AND happy? I find that preposterous.
We also have no polar bears except in zoos.
I guess nature and animals are exotic when you live in one of the most urbanised nations on Earth. If nature is what they like they are welcome to visit us in northern Sweden, we have little else than nature.
I thought India will be in the picture. Cows are sacred animals in India.
Yes, and I think, even more specifically, those following the Hindu religion (who may spread beyond India). This was my first thought too when I read the title of this comic, but I think Human just means it euphemistically.
@MikoGaid Yeah well if you could step between some saxon villages you will be able to find a cult around this farm-animal too. Quite more relating to the actual message (not hidden the headline btw): The east-asian form of appreciating our paegans and little screws is quite beautiful you know (when it comes to nippon there is axo the fact of kawaii - and cows >can< be appering quite harmless and therefor in this universe: sweet and adorable therefore interesting). Besides there is constant material of the "new" national-hinduism party enabling ridiculious form of the belive in the sacred cow. Dont have it by the way. To make the point there is the money for an ambulance to help the little horned f*****, in a country full of this mysterious "sick and poor". There is apperantly the need for milizias saving wild cows from the butcher-tourisem and leather-industrie out of the muslim-neighbour states and the north. The "acchivment" of being able to support a house cow is in some caste an immportant stepingstone or "Stolperstein" to be more precise and therefore part of this particalry disturbing structure of indian society. No tell me my bohemian friend, where is the point to start laughing about this?
Very, very true. Like, seriously. I live in an area of countryside just outside of Manchester, and the number of Japanese tourists who stop to take pictures of trees, animals or just anything. No joke, I literally saw a tourist take a picture of a fence post. I've even had a few pictures with Japanese tourists before.
@SpikeTheNerd "Typical creature from England : an English"
@SpikeTheNerd Facebook Post: I have found an animal never found in Japan, A fencepost.
People like me rarely see a live cow, sheep or chicken so when ever I see a live cow when overseas I get excited especially near my university campus.
I am Singaporean by the way and currently studying overseas.
@Ridz0805 -- That's really cool! Cows ARE pretty neat. I've been to Singapore, I was enamored just by all the colorful birds in the city.
@longtail4711 Singapore is a hub for migratory birds.
The tourists come to Rovaniemi to take pics of reindeer while people who live in lapland are like "only thing reindeer is good for is food and car crashes" I actually got slapped by a random american girl when she was fangirling over a few reindeer that only good thing about reindeer is the meat. It was worth it tho. I shall remember her expession for forever.
It's amazing to me there are places where there aren't cows. I've spent practically my entire life surrounded by cow fields. You can't go on a road trip in Kentucky without seeing at least a dozen fields of cows and the occasional horse or goat.
They are pretty cute though, in a weird way.
@Finlandball you shure about that Finland?
*Hetacrossover11 gained +50 points for bravery!
I do this too. I rarely see farm animals, so when I go on trips where there are cow pastures on the sides of the road, I'll take at least a few dozen pictures.
@TripCode That's... odd, but whatever floats your boat.


I am so tired of hearing about Honolulu firefighters having to rescue uneducated, unskilled "hikers" from our mountain trails. In the span of a week, there were at least three rescues on our island.
These areas are so dangerous, even the most experienced hiker could be at great risk. I'm not sure how people from out of state get information about these sites. I've heard there are tour companies posting these areas online and even providing maps on how to access the trails. They, unfortunately, do not mention the dangers, and in some places that it is illegal to enter for that very reason.
Do we not remember back in 1995, when rescuing a hiker, how two of our police officers, Tate Kahakai and Bryant Bayne, lost their lives doing just that!
I have no sympathy for people who put their own lives at risk, but when they endanger others in the name of adventure, that is unacceptable! Then, the state of Hawaii has to foot the bill for all of this. When does it end? Why aren't they held financially responsible for their actions? They go back home telling a story of how they got lost or injured and had to be rescued by helicopter, and how cool it was. I say they should pay a fine and be charged for the rescue efforts.
Editor's note: Getting lost, stranded or killed while hiking always is preventable, as Rasa Fournier pointed out in her feature story "Danger Trails" in January 2014. Google "MidWeek Dangerous Trails" for practical tips on safe but adventurous hiking.
I have enjoyed reading professor Jay Sakashita's Misfit Spirit column. Some people may see his column as a "jab" at religions, but as a teacher he is doing exactly what he should be doing: educating us on the different aspects of faith, including the good, bad and often ugly. Hawaii is unique in that we are exposed to many different religions in our daily lives. Many island families, including extended "ohana," friends and neighbors, are Christians, Buddhists, Shinto, agnostics/atheists, Hindu (U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard), Jews and even (oh, the controversy) Muslims.
I am so grateful to live in a place that celebrates Obon, malasadas at Damien School, the Greek Festival, Lantern Floating at Ala Moana, Honolulu City Lights, St. Anthony's blessing of the animals, Makahiki and the list goes on. We can hear the church bells from St. Andrew's and Our Lady of Peace. Smelling incense and seeing offered flowers while walking by Kuan Yin Temple on Vineyard Boulevard is a treat for the senses!
Having more information on any subject will allow an intelligent opinion.
News of more housing on prime farmland brings chills to my body, and I see my parents, grandparents, greatand great-great-grandparents crying tears in heaven. It is outrageous that this continues to happen.
Becoming a state was taught to us in school as a good thing. I believe now, as an adult, we learn the truth in many ways. The truth is now haunting and will destroy everyone's quality of life.
I grew up in Kailua 60 years ago, and there were farms all around, with fresh produce and easy access to the truck farms that were taken over for housing. My husband's grandfather farmed in Haleiwa, and the family ate fresh produce daily. When he lost his land, it created many health issues, including diabetes, heart problems, cancers and liver trouble. Now we go to open markets and they, too, are disappearing.
When will this wake up those responsible that they are killing people with a slow death with diseases from processed foods, not to mention our oxygen pollution, water pollution, etc.
I was blessed to be born and raised in paradise, and feel so sad to see what is coming in the future. Please, we, the people, need to stand up.
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Catch the train from Oakengates to Bearley from just £17.10 one-way when you book in advance.
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Our fastest train to Bearley takes 7 hours 33 minutes. Journey times may be slightly longer on weekends or public holidays. Use our Journey Planner to access downloadable timetables, live departures and arrivals. Stay connected while on the move with our free on-board WiFi and entertainment service. Access a range of entertainment, including TV programmes, magazines, short films, news and more!
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Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Discover where the young William Shakespeare courted his future bride Anne Hathaway at her family home.
A limestone parish church dating back to 845 and is built in the shape of a cross, which is the final resting place of William Shakespeare and other members of his family.
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Martina Navrátilová remporte le simple dames. En finale, elle bat Manuela Maleeva, décrochant à cette occasion le  de sa carrière sur le circuit WTA.

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Mark Carlson of Laughlin Constable Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to EarthShare and Environmental Philanthropy
Carlson is the recipient of the 15th annual EarthShare Earl Blauner Award
Washington, D.C., July 6, 2017 – EarthShare has presented its annual Earl Blauner Award for Outstanding Contributions to EarthShare and Environmental Workplace Giving to longtime board member and supporter, Mark Carlson, Chief Strategy Officer, Laughlin Constable. The award was created in honor of the founder of EarthShare, Earl Blauner, who first established the organization to build support for the environmental movement more than 30 years ago.
EarthShare is America's oldest and largest environmental and conservation coalition, and has raised more than $300 million for hundreds of U.S. organizations that protect and preserve our air, land, water, wildlife, and health. Thanks in large part to Carlson's leadership, EarthShare continues to build bridges between causes and the business sector via new and innovative engagement programs that educate and inspire, while fueling vital environmental and conservation programs.
"I'm so grateful to Mark for the role he's played in our leadership and organizational transition. He brings a creative spark and innovative approach that are inspirational to our team," said Meri-Margaret Deoudes, President and CEO of EarthShare. "I'm continually impressed with his dedication to our mission and vision, and his commitment to ensure a thriving future for all inhabitants of our beautiful planet."
Carlson previously spent more than 15 years with the Leo Burnett and Foote, Cone & Belding advertising agencies in Chicago, which heralded the start of his relationship with EarthShare. In addition to his current service as EarthShare's board chair and his leadership on the organization's Marketing Committee, he played a crucial role in the development of EarthShare's award-winning public service advertising (PSA) campaign, the largest environmental PSA campaign in the Advertising Council's history and one that illustrated the meaningful connection between giving at work and caring for our environment.
"The imprint of Mark's decades of volunteer service to EarthShare is quite remarkable," said Marci Reed, Chief Development and Communications Officer for Southface Energy Institute and an EarthShare board member. "Most recently, his thoughtful guidance through our strategic planning process has allowed the organization to pivot in a meaningful way toward greater service to its member organizations, affiliates, and chapters."
As a Naval Officer, Carlson flew S-3 Viking jets off of the USS Ranger, and served on Colin Powell's staff at the Pentagon. He has a BS in Political Science from the U.S. Naval Academy was also Top Dog of his graduating class at the Miami Ad School. Carlson has volunteered with both national and local animal rescue organizations, and is a former firefighter with the Volunteer Fire Department in Crozet, Virginia.
"Mark has been much more than a volunteer leader in our organization; he is a valued member of the EarthShare family. We're so grateful for everything he's given the organization and our cause, and, by extension, the hundreds of respected environmental and conservation organizations we call members," said Deb Furry, Partner at Tippens + Furry Consulting and an EarthShare board member.
About EarthShare: For 30 years, EarthShare has supported nearly 600 of America's most respected environmental and conservation organizations through the original crowdfunding – workplace giving. Today EarthShare is a strategic advisor and programmatic partner to the business sector, executing dynamic engagement and philanthropy programs focused on creating the tangible impact needed to ensure a flourishing future. More information: Robin@earthshare.org
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Golden Pin Concept Design Award 2019 Announces 45 Design Mark Winners
Water Quality Protection
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Taipei, TAIWAN --( ASIA TODAY )-- The Golden Pin Concept Design Award announces 45 Design Mark winners from Taiwan, China, Singapore, and Germany. All 45 winning concept designs are competing to win a share of the award's TWD$1,200,000 (approx. USD$39,000) prize and coveted Best Design trophy, which are to be presented at the award ceremony on December 5. Each concept design team must now prepare for the final selection on September 24, where they will pitch their concepts to a jury of international design experts.
The secondary selection juries convened in Shanghai on August 10, and in Taipei on August 14 to choose the Design Mark winners. The jury was made up of sixteen design experts with wide ranging backgrounds to cover all four award categories — product design, communication design, spatial design, and integration design. Of the 45 Design Mark winners — there are 15 in product design, 24 in communication design, 3 in spatial design, and 3 in integration design — 23 from Taiwan, 20 from China, 1 from Singapore, and 1 from Germany.
The jury praised the overall standard of concept design on display. Jimmy Chang (Creative Director of UID Create Ltd), David Wang (Founder of bod design corp.), Tony K.M. Chang (Regional Adviser to the World Design Organization), Jui-I Huang (Co-Founder of mistroom), and Shu-Yuan Wu (Director of Motif Planning & Design Consultants) all noted a trend in the concept designs seeking harmony between humanity and nature, reflecting the global movement for sustainability and social design, which has been a recurring theme at the Golden Pin Concept Design Award throughout recent years. Tony K.M. Chang pointed out that the concept designs are catering to a multitude of demographics, including products for elderly and disabled people. Wei-Hsiung Chan (Founder of Business Next Magazine) was impressed by the level of technical ability among the film and animation concept designs, Nice Cheng (Partner at AppWorks) expressed optimism about the market potential for many of the winning product concept designs, while Kuan-Yi Tai (Architect at Kuan-Yi Tai Architects) was impressed with the precision of thought behind many of the concept designs. Together, Ocean Liang (CEO of Inception Cultural & Creative Co., Ltd) and David Wang concluded that if a concept design is mindful of social and environmental responsibility, and can lead society forward in a positive direction, then it will certainly receive praise from the jury. To future entrants, Jui-I Huang and Jamie Wu (CEO of Blueprint Integrate Strategic Design Consultants) encourage designers to think from the user's perspective, try to empathize with the user's experiences, and solve problems that the user may encounter.
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Designed by Shih-Chen Chen, Wan-Lin Tong, Ting-Kai Chiu, Jia-Heng Liu, and Jun-Yu Chen (Taiwan)
432Hzzz:「//////」 is an album of music for the hearing-impaired. Vibrations from the speaker are visualized by a laser beam and projected onto custom-made acrylic discs, thus representing the audio in a visual form. The three custom-made acrylic disks are designed to correspond with three audio tracks, perfectly representing the feelings and emotions of each different track.
Designed by Yong-Xiang Lin and Tzu-Hsuan Huang (Taiwan)
Water quality protection is a device for removing algae from waterways and collecting data about water quality. Algae grows in stagnant water, and can be harmful to both humans and animals, contaminating water supplies and damaging the marine ecosystem. This device is designed to agitate the water, inhibiting water stagnation and algae growth, while at the same time collecting data about water quality and feeding it back to a centralized system.
Designed by Chiao-Chi Cheng, Yu-Hsin Li, and Yu-Ting Zeng (Taiwan)
CleanUp is a set of biodegradable beach toys or tools, which includes a stretchable bucket, spade, rake, and clip. They are made from pressed seaweed paper, which is both edible and naturally compostable, meaning they will not pollute the ocean nor damage the food chain when disposed of. They are designed for two purposes; for use as beach toys by children, and also as tools for cleaning up after events.
Unfolding Space
Designed by Jakob Kilian (Germany)
Unfolding Space enables its user to see with their hands. A 3D depth sensor takes readings and projects patterns of vibration onto the user's hand; the location of a vibration depicting an objects relative position in space, and the strength of vibration representing its distance from the user. It is designed to help people with visually impairments to interactively explore their surroundings and orient themselves in unfamiliar environments.
City Mark without Label
Designed by Qian-Er Su (China)
City Mark without Label is an exhibition about the migrant workforce in China. Having left behind their rural homes, migrant workers become part of an industrial engine that propels the development of spiraling cities, but never allows them to settle down. The exhibition is designed to assimilate their identity, taking the woven patterned material from the bags they use to carry their belongings, and refashioning it as an interior space.
TUZI
Designed by Ye-Ming Han, Ruo-Fan Tang, and Si-Yue Cheng (China)
TUZI is an animation about a boy who grows up with psychological trauma, having experienced domestic violence as a child. A rabbit comes to symbolize the boy's traumatic experience, beginning as an innocent pet in his childhood, and maturing into a monster whose rage is unleashed when provoked by bullies. The animation is designed to raise awareness about the lifelong trauma experienced by victims of domestic violence.
Designed by Min-Hao Hu (Singapore)
AIR is an animation set in an apartment block, which is home to a couple, a drug addict, a depressed man, and a suicidal office worker. In the story, everyone just wants to be happy and each person finds their own way to attain satisfaction. The animation is designed to demonstrate a certain familiarity between people's desires and ambitions, however different their means of fulfillment may be.
Snow Defender
Designed by Jhe-Wei Lin and Jui-Feng Tang (Taiwan)
Snow Defender shelters crops from the ice and snow in extreme cold-weather conditions. The shelter is made from an azobenzene material, which naturally stores heat when exposed to sunlight and releases it when the sun goes down, balancing the temperature between night and day. It is designed to enable all-year-round crop cultivation in the coldest climates of the Earth and potentially on other planets too.
Designed by Leng-Ni Chen (Taiwan)
Borderless Art Gallery envisions a 24-hour public art gallery. The 24-hour model is being adopted by more and more businesses in Taipei and other cities around the world, dissolving boundaries within public space and resulting in this concept of borderless-ness. This gallery concept is designed to bring art into the public space, breaking down the boundaries between art and everyday life.
About the Golden Pin Design Award Group
The annual Golden Pin Design Award is the longest-running international design award that celebrates products or projects expressly created for Chinese-speaking communities, offering entrants an unprecedented opportunity to prove their prowess in the world's largest market. For more insight into designing for Chinese-speaking communities, visit DesignPerspectives.org.
The Golden Pin Design Award Group is comprised of two international awards — the Golden Pin Design Award, the Golden Pin Concept Design Award — and the Young Pin Design Award for students in Taiwan. The Golden Pin Design Award Group is executed by the Taiwan Design Center and organized by the Industrial Development Bureau, Ministry of Economic Affairs. The Ministry of Economic Affairs acts in an advisory capacity.
For the latest news on the Golden Pin Design Award, visit:
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For the latest news on the Golden Pin Concept Design Award, visit:
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President Joe Biden's European visit descended from bad to worse on Friday when he mixed up the official position of his Polish counterpart. Watch:
"As you and I have spoken before, Mr. Ambassador," Biden said to Polish President Andrzej Duda. "Excuse me, Mr. President."
"The single most important we can do from the outset is keep the democracies united," he added.
President Biden is meeting with President Andrzej Duda of Poland and officials in charge of the Ukraine humanitarian response. At a precarious time in Europe when Biden is currently serving as America's top diplomat, even the pettiest lapses betray a lack of focus and grasp of the volatile European situation.
Poland has taken on a massive role in the Russia-Ukraine war by taking in tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees. Duda described the refugees to Biden as "our guests, our brothers, our neighbors from Ukraine who today are in a very difficult situation."
Biden will be heading to Warsaw tonight, and he is expected to meet with Ukrainian refugees on Saturday.
President Biden also addressed soldiers in the Army's 82nd Airborne while in Poland and made a concerning statement implying they would be going to Ukraine. Watch:
"You're going to see when you're there, you're going to see women, young people standing in the middle, in the front of a damn tank saying 'I'm not leaving,' I'm holding my ground. They're incredible."
The Department of Defense has not announced ground operations for U.S. troops in Ukraine, which would be a major escalation that could risk a regional war with Russia, if not threaten the potential for World War III.
Biden also made a comparison between Ukraine and Tianenman Square, the 1989 incident when a brave soldier stood up to a tank in Communist China.
BIDEN: "When you see a 30-year-old woman standing there in front of a tank with a rifle…I mean, talk about what happened in Tiananmen Square…that's Tiananmen Square squared." pic.twitter.com/30j8dvLfDL
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"When you see a 30-year-old woman standing there in front of a tank with a rifle… I mean, talk about what happened in Tiananmen Square…that's Tiananmen Square squared," Biden said.
So, Biden will bring up Tianenman Square when he's talking about Ukraine, but not when he's talking to the Chinese. God help us.
Biden Tells 82nd Airborne They're Going to Ukraine: 'You're Going to See When You're There'


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Robert Barnum called the other day to tell me about his preps for the upcoming Potato Pandemonium dinner. He has two refrigerators bulging with potatoes, both the one in the kitchen and the one on the front porch. Not everybody has a frig on the front porch brimming with spuds, so this I had to see for myself. Yup, the porch frig held at least four onion sacks stuffed with spuds, and the kitchen frig held another two full sacks.
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Robert mentioned he browsed through his extensive collection of cook books for inspiration, but the actual dish will be his version. "All these recipes come out of my head," he explained. "Some of these have never been done, or done the way I plan to do it." He offered a test batch of Potato Salad with Carambola Relish, which had a tropical and tangy dressing, no typical mayo here. Bubbling in a pot of oil were Multicolored Chips, and sure enough some potatoes are really red inside, looked like small chioggia beets. Ultimately each dish will be interpreted with his signature flair — tropical ingredients straight from his grove, and food cooked over a wood fired grill.
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I recently ran on Mantorp Park in Sweden and got several sessions ok but one session was completely destroyed by a bug or by design.
We were in a queue to enter the track (of course). So I noticed that the timer started before entering the track which is normal. And when the queue advanced, it stopped. So basically I got a record lap time of 1.4 seconds. Well the track usually takes 90 seconds per lap for me. So what happens is that it compares my 90 seconds laps to 1.4 seconds. So I got no indication at all. It still counted the lap times but I got no indication at all about my progress. Possibly a bug?
- Add an option that first lap is a "warmup lap" on this particular session, or by default. So it does not count as "best lap"
- Add an option to set a minimum lap time per track. Just to avoid this problem. For instance in my case I would enter 80 seconds or 1:20,000. Meaning lap times under this must mean something is wrong and does not count as "best lap" for the session.
I'm on beta by the way.
By the way I secured the following sessions by editing the gps points on a copy of the track.
It probably recorded 1.4 seconds because you were queuing near the Start/Finish line. The GPS trajectories went first through the Start/Finish trap the right way, came back, and did another pass through the trap. It is sort of by design, and it is usual GPS trajectories do this when moving slowly or being stopped.
There's other reasons too to make the laps invalid, such as clear GPS errors in some sectors that mess up the Optimal Lap calculation.
Yes I understand why it happened. A lot of tracks have the track entry near the start/finish line and so did this one. Anyways since this is a Time Attack event, and gloves are mandatory, and I had everything set. We entry the track every 10 seconds to keep a gap between the cars. There is simply no time to adjust it prior to entering the track when this happens.
But still, if there is a way to auto discard invalid laps "live" it would be great just to keep it from happening.
OK, I understand now I'll put it to my TO-DO; some button to invalidate the previous lap.
Sorry to resurrect a very old thread, but I fell in to the same problem last night at the local Karting track - it was a heats format and the drivers are required to wait in the pit lane for the next heat - and during this time I recorded a lap of 1.7 seconds by walking down the pit lane adjacent to the start line, and lost the ability to have live split times for the 3rd heat.
I'd agree with Omni, that the ability to set a minimum sensible lap time per track (59 seconds would be optimal for this particular kart track) would also solve this.


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