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Government officials said Wednesday that the government was expected to back the move before the current term of the judiciary leadership expires at the end of June.
The conservative New Democracy party is demanding that the appointments be delayed until after the election.
New Democracy won the European election vote in Greece on Sunday by a wide margin. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called early national elections as the results came in. His Syriza party trailed New Democracy by more than 9 percentage points.


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I was watching the film Chained for Life (1952) as part of my work over at Psychotronic Review. The stars of the film are Daisy and Violet Hilton — conjoined twins born in 1908. But as Mark Weldon put it in The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film, the story in the film is "nothing compared to their real story." That's true. They lived a real horror story.
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They lived as performers for most of the rest of their lives. Even if they hadn't been conjoined, their musical skills would have been in demand — at least as long as vaudeville continued. After that, it was harder to make a living. But they continued — Chained for Life being part of that.
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I had never thought what it would be like when conjoined twins died. But generally, they would not die at the same time. So when one dies, the other is attached to a rotting corpse. And this is what happened to Daisy and Violet.
They were suffering from the flu. Daisy died first. Violet died between two and four days later. So she got to spend this time with the corpse of her sister as it slowly poisoned her to death.
This strikes me as a great premise for a novel: a woman attached to her dead sister thinking back on her difficult life while she waits to die. I'm thinking something along the lines of Pincher Martin.
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Violet Hilton could have been too ill to have even noticed her situation. But really, wouldn't she have gotten thirsty and tried to get up at some point?
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Q: Socket.io socket listener not updating in nextjs api I have a Next.js project that has the simplest Socket.IO implementation set up. Below is the code.
//  pages/index.tsx

let socket: Socket;
const Home: NextPage = () => {
  useEffect(() => {
    async function socketInit() {
      //start server
      await fetch("http://localhost:3000/api/socket");

      // connects to the socket
      socket = io();
      socket.on("connect", () => {
        console.log("hello");
      });
    }

    socketInit();
  }, []);

  return (
    <button
      onClick={() => {
        socket.emit("test");
      }}
    >
      hello
    </button>
  );
};

//  pages/api/socket.ts

export default function handler(
  req: NextApiRequest,
  res: Res
) {
  if (res.socket.server.io) { res.end(); return; }

  const io = new IOServer(res.socket.server);
  res.socket.server.io = io;
  io.on('connection', socket => {
    socket.on('test', () => {
      console.log("1");  //Changing it to "2" doesn't do anything until dev is restarted.
    });
  });

  res.end();
}

For some reason, the listener in the server would not update from hot reload. Restarting the dev is the only way. Why is that?

A: I think there are 2 issues here:

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*The response object that you instantiate the IOServer on is not recreated after a HMR, it is still referring to the callback function that prints 1, which is hanging around in memory somewhere.

*To fix this, you need to actively call the handler method, unsubscribe the old callback function and resubscribe the new (replaced) callback function. Just interacting with through the socket is not enough. Unfortunately, all tutorials I have seen call the handler socket, which is misleading. It should be called setup-socket-handler instead. What it does is retrieve the actual server from the response object of this handler and register a IOSocket server with the underlying server, which will then register a new handler/endpoint /socket.io that will be used for the communication between client and server.

Here is what I came up with. This should not be used as is in production (make sure the replacement happens only once in production, as it did in the original):
const SocketHandler = (
  req: NextApiRequest,
  res: NextApiResponseWithSocket
): void => {
  if (res.socket.server.io != null) {
    logger.info("Socket is already running");
    res.socket.server.io.removeAllListeners("connection");
    res.socket.server.io.on("connection", onConnection);
  } else {
    logger.info("Socket is initializing");
    const io = new Server<ClientToServerEvents, ServerToClientEvents>(
      res.socket.server
    );
    io.engine.on("connection_error", (err: unknown) => {
      logger.error(`Connection error: ${err}`);
    });
    res.socket.server.io = io;

    io.on("connection", onConnection);
  }
  res.end();
};

After changing the callback function and nextjs doing its HMR, it is required to call the handler once as described in 2. I do this by reloading my frontend page which sends a request to the socket handler.

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« Reply #30 on: 17 February , 2019, 01:00:34 AM »
Hi Bashandy:
< However, during the days of Pope Christodolou (10477-1077), he issued a decree that all prayers should be recited in Bohairic >
I admire your knowledge. Unfortunately, it seems that Bohairic was forgotten over the following 800 years, until Pope Kyrillos IV brought it back from the old books.
17 February , 2019, 11:28:55 PM
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« Reply #31 on: 17 February , 2019, 11:28:55 PM »
Thank you for your feedback. The latest known hagiography that was written in Bohairic was the Martyrdom of St John Phanidjoit circa 13th Century. A few psalis & doxologies may have been contemporary to that time as Aripsalin (by Mr Sarkis) & probably some doxologies of Kiahk. Some of them show influence of Arabic on Grammar. Aripsalin has a grammatical mistake. So, it seemed like Bohairic was not in its best shapearound the 13-14th Century. Al-Sammanoudi & others wrote Al-Salalim & Al-Muqaddimat (Scala & Grammar books) around that time in an attempt to preserve the language and revitalise Bohairic.
Around the 17th Century, Vansleb & Al-Maqrizi had two different testimonies about people speaking Sahidic in Upper Egypt.
In the early 20th Century, Vicychl & Worell came across the oral heritage of Al-Ziniya village near Luxor where they found an oral tradition of late Bohairic that extends beyond liturgical service in the aforementioned village. They started studying it, some of the phrases used seemed to be influenced by Arabic, and some not. The pronunciation was predominantly Old Bohairic. Worrell's initial reports was critical of the pronounciation; however, later he seemed to acknowledge its authenticity.
During the 19th Century, there was a rise in nationalistic movements, Egypt was no different, Pope Cyril IV was ethusiastic about Coptic language. His efforts in revival are undeniable. He was also keen to unite Orthodox Churches. There was a project of unification between the Coptic Church & the Greek Church lead by Pope Kallinikos (1858-1861). During this time, Iryan Moftah proposed to change the pronunciation to match the Modern Greek one; as he mentioned in his book 'Al-Adella Al-Rabteya fi Sehat El-Alfadh El-Quitbyia'. Prof. Yassa AbdelMessih, reported that the change was aimed to bring closeness between both churches. Maestro Bishoy Awad & others reported that at that time about 12 Greek Orthodox hymns became part of the Coptic liturgical service.
In the late 19th Century & early 20th Century, Claudius Labib pioneered the project of revival, he single handedly published the biggest corpus of Coptic books and original texts in Coptic nad became the most influential pioneer of Coptic language in the 20th Century. Labib published numerous books including Akhomvat, and Oan Magazine; numerous church books, re-editing and publishing Al-Salalim & Al-Muqaddimat. His masterpiece was the first Coptic Arabic Dictionary. The pronunciation used by Labib is somehow different from the one proposed by Moftah. Labib excluded Greek loan words from his composition, many of the words that he used have no clear etymology, the language used in this books is closer to a pidgin rather than a replica of Nitrian Bohairic or Classical Bohairic.
Later, most of his students, seemed to adopt the neologisms that appeared in his books; and the pidginised Coptic used, including grammatical mistakes.
> During the 19th Century, there was a rise in nationalistic movements, Egypt was no different, Pope Cyril IV was ethusiastic about Coptic language. His efforts in revival are undeniable. He was also keen to unite Orthodox Churches. There was a project of unification between the Coptic Church & the Greek Church lead by Pope Kallinikos (1858-1861). <
Do we know how this hope arose and why it didn't come to fruition?
> Labib excluded Greek loan words from his composition, many of the words that he used have no clear etymology, the language used in this books is closer to a pidgin rather than a replica of Nitrian Bohairic or Classical Bohairic. Later, most of his students, seemed to adopt the neologisms that appeared in his books; and the pidginised Coptic used, including grammatical mistakes. <
It sounds like the situation is a lot more complicated than a debate about Bohairic pronunciation. What are your hopes and expectations regarding Coptic language?
The Union of Orthodox Churches (19th Century)
Thank you for your reply. There is not much known about the union project. In essence, union of churches is viewed positively as reminiscent of the early church. However, since the council of Chalcedon. The Coptic church was isolated from the scence. Some postulate that the project of union between Orthodox Churches may have been fuelled by the rise of Catholicism, and possibly other devotions. It also may have been a way of strengthening the power and political presence of Christians as part of a bigger union.
Numerous resources cite that Pope Cyril IV, started by supporting the Ethiopian Church even before he was ordained Pope. Some argue that the project may have included the Russian Orthodox Church as well. Pope Kallinikos was in charge of the union on The Greek Side.Pope Kallinikos participated in the National Assemblies of Constantinople in the years 1858-1860. He tried unsuccessfully to bring about unity with the Coptic Church. He resigned from the Patriarchal Throne on 24th May 1861.
The manifestations of union included. The rituals of Resurrection and about 12 different hymns like H Parthenos by St Romanos of the Greek Church, where adopted and incorporated to the liturgical corpus. The pronunciation matched modern Greek pronunciation, which would make it easy to recite both and read them in the same manner. Coptic language was on the rise instead of Arabic, this offers easier adoption of loan Greek words and hymns (Allahn El-Rumi).
There are lots of rumours about possible assissanation of Pope Cyril IV by poisoning in response to this project in particular. Some argue that it was fear of an emerging new international political-religious power in the scene including Russian, Greek, Coptic & Amharic Churches. Some argue that there were fears of loss of the Coptic Church identity and independency. There are many conspiracy theories, but I am in no position to point fingers without evidence.
The end of the project is vague Pope Cyril IV died suddenly, Pope Kallinikos resigned abruptly. After the death of Pope Cyril IV, the project never seemed to materialise. The Coptic Church did not seem to have another renaissance that matched the magnitude of the works of Pope Cyril IV. We were only left with Greek Hymns which now sound more Coptic (tune-wise) and the Greco-Bohairic pronunciation.
I will get to the other part of your question later. Feel free to discuss.
> There are many conspiracy theories, but I am in no position to point fingers without evidence. The end of the project is vague Pope Cyril IV died suddenly, Pope Kallinikos resigned abruptly. <
Pope Kyrillos died on Jan 31st, 1861 at the age of 44. Pope Kallinikos resigned on May 24th, 1861. And this took place at a time of wars between the Ottoman Empire and Chalcedonian Orthodox nations. It does seem suspicious.
Thank you for useful information.
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With respect to the second aspect of your enquiry. The changes that happened to Coptic were not limited to pronunciation.
01. The typography of Coptic changed with the introduction of the early coptic printers, later with the coptic typewriters and coptic fonts later. Part of this may have to do with the limitations of printer capabilities the other seem to be applying typographical values of western languages to Coptic. In 14th century manuscripts onwards the letters did not have equal size, phi, fai, shima & hori were relatively bigger in size than alpha, beta was wider, kappa had a different shape, the combination of ⲟⲩ was often vertical resembling an ümlaut.
02. The punctuation used by Labib and books based on his work, showed changes, the usage of space between words was introduced, capitalisation in the English and French concept emerged. Full stops were used. The djinkim was overly used sometimes to denote the new changes in the pronunciation which addled a lot of glottal stops, other times to minimise consonant clustering which is an element in Arabic language and also it resembled the French accents at times.
03. The grammar showed loss of reflexivity, no equivalent of ⲫⲁⲓ ⲁⲫⲟⲧ ⲫⲁⲓ, ⲣⲁϣⲓ ⲛⲉ, ⲟⲩⲟⲛⲟϥ ⲙ̀ⲙⲟ, ⲛⲉϩⲥⲓ ⲙ̀ⲙⲟⲕ, these forms were uncommonly used. The use of ⲡⲉ, ⲧⲉ, ⲛⲉ became equivalent to verb to be or verbe être. Adjectifs started to follow nouns more like French and Arabic, in coptic it was mostly the other way round. Ⲉϩⲣⲏⲓ, ⲛ̀ϩⲣⲏⲓ, ⲛ̀ϧⲣⲏⲓ ⲉϫⲱϥ etc were seldom used.
04. Neologisms seemed to serve two main purposes in the texts of Labib. Expressions for new items, car, bicyclette, fridge, train, post office (ⲃⲉⲣⲉϭⲱⲟⲩⲧⲥ, ⲃⲉⲣⲉϭⲉⲣⲁⲧ, ⲁⲡⲗⲏϫⲓ, ⲥⲓⲑⲃⲉⲗϩⲱⲃ, ⲙⲁⲛⲃⲏⲗⲗⲁ) and to avoid Greek words for pyramid, letter, spoon etc (ⲁⲃⲙⲉⲣ, ⲃⲏⲗⲗⲁ, ⲙⲁⲛⲭⲁ) Also new expressions appeared to express modern classification as four-legged etc.
05. Anti-hellenism seemed to be a major goal in the texts of Labib, though I'm not aware of any texts that explicitly discussed the rationale. Greek vocabulary comprises about 20-40% of the Coptic lexicon depending on the nature of the text.Words like άριστον, και, γαρ, αλλά, μήπως, δε, δείπνον, χαίρε, ευχαριστώ, επιστολή, Άγιος, αμήν. Αλληλούια, μαρτυρούν, αλέκτωρ, πως, πάντως, ίνα, μη ποτέ, μη, μάλλον καλώ, κακώς πυραμίδα, Σαρξ, σώμα, πνεύμα etc. were almost non-existent from texts that Labib composed. He reverted to either uncommon words, or words with unknown etymology eg ϣⲟⲗϩⲥ (ⲥⲱⲙⲁ), ⲛ̀ⲑⲟϥ (ⲁⲗⲗⲁ), ⲁⲛ (ⲙⲏ), ⲃⲏⲗⲗⲁ (ⲉⲡⲓⲥⲧⲟⲗⲏ), ⲛⲓϥⲓ (Ⲡⲛⲉⲩⲙⲁ), ⲉⲥⲉϣⲱⲡⲓ (ⲁⲙⲏⲛ), ⲙⲁⲛⲭⲁ (ⲙⲩⲥⲑⲏⲣ) etc.
06. Style: texts used in ⲁϧⲱⲙⲫⲁⲧ ⲛⲉⲙ ⲱⲛ seem to be a bit of a literal translation from Arabic or French rather than a coptic text. This shows up in the usage of idiomatic expressions ϫⲉⲙⲫⲉϩ ⲛ̀ⲕⲁϩⲓ pomme de terre, ⲡⲁⲥⲟⲛ ⲙ̀ⲙⲉⲛⲣⲓⲧ akhi al-aziz, etc.
The total outcome of Greco-Bohairic pronunciation, avoiding Greek words, unusual grammar and style. My have lead to the emergence of a pidgin form of Coptic. The tendency to follow the same pattern of inventing words or expressions, and innovation in the language seemed to have persisted as part of handling coptic which lead to instabilities of pronunciation, style and grammar.
< The total outcome of Greco-Bohairic pronunciation, avoiding Greek words, unusual grammar and style. My have lead to the emergence of a pidgin form of Coptic. The tendency to follow the same pattern of inventing words or expressions, and innovation in the language seemed to have persisted as part of handling coptic which lead to instabilities of pronunciation, style and grammar. >
This is a fascinating study, complete with examples. Has anything similar happened to Sahidic? I know it's the most studied dialect in foreign universities. I can expect changes in the font, separating words and adding punctuation. But making up new words is rather strange.
Thank you for your feedback and kind words. The message that was attributed to St Samuel Kalamon around the 9th century was urging people to restore and protect Coptic language.
In the 13th century and 14th century, the scala and grammar introduction manuscripts focused predominantly on Bohairic dialect, with no apparent neologisms or deliberate change in Coptic.
In the 19th century, the project of revival of Coptic Language was by and large sponsored by the Coptic Church and Copts like Moftah and Labib. Bohairic was established at that time as the official dialect of the church. Most local enthusiasm and teaching of Coptic in Church was geared towards Bohairic, which serves predominantly the liturgical service, which for many people is the main reason to learn coptic.
To the extent that when Dr Emile Maher proposed old Bohairic a committee condemned his teaching as influenced by Sahidic
The committee of 1968 that condemned teaching OB at the church apparently looked upon the alleged influence of Sahidic on Bohairic as a reason to discredit OB in favour of the GB.
Sahidic on the other hand, was the subject of study of Coptologists, a stark contrast was the first Coptic-Arabic dictionary by Labib was arranged in Bohairic, while Crum's dictionary (1939) was arranged by consonants in Sahidic. Thomas O Lambdin and Plumley published books explaining the grammar of Sahidic. The writings of St Shenouda Archmandrite are considered to be the jewel of the Coptic literary heritage.
In the 20th century, Sahidic gained a new height of importance when Nag Hammadi Codices of apocrypha and Gnostic gospels and writings were accidentally discovered. Before this, little was available about them. We knew they existed as church fathers condemned them, but this was the first hands on reading.
In the later part of the 20th century, Ariel Shisha-Halevy studied Bohairic dialect academically and he considers it to be of valuable literary value.
Sahidic was not part of the local revival project hence no neologisms seem to emerge from it.
The only phases of interaction were that Labib published texts in Sahidic but he did not make any changes to them.
Anonymous group translated the syllabus of ⲭⲏⲙⲓ by Emile Maher into Sahidic www.coptic.org/language
The syllabus of ⲥⲁϫⲓ adopted a few words from Sahidic as ϩⲟⲛⲃⲉ from Sahidic in its Sahidic form as there's no available Bohairic form to this word.
In short, the interest in Sahidic is geared towards understanding manuscripts, Bohairic was a subject to a different project
< In short, the interest in Sahidic is geared towards understanding manuscripts, Bohairic was a subject to a different project >
It looks like Bohairic can only continue as a liturgical language. OTOH, Sahidic is more suitable for attempts to revive Coptic language .
02 March , 2019, 06:51:58 PM
« Reply #41 on: 02 March , 2019, 06:51:58 PM »
Bohairic is not faraway from Sahidic, however, both are way behind current languages in terms of voabulary. Consider this
'I checked the gears, and brakes, inflated the tyres, before I rode my folding bike to the train station, where I booked a ticket with my credit card, fortunately there was Wi-Fi on the train so I could stream music from my mobile phone, however, the signal was not great and my battery died because I did not turn off the bluetooth'
It really would not matter which dialect you will be working through as both would struggle a lot to translate an ordinary day-to-day sentece like this.
> 'I checked the gears, and brakes, inflated the tyres, before I rode my folding bike to the train station, where I booked a ticket with my credit card, fortunately there was Wi-Fi on the train so I could stream music from my mobile phone, however, the signal was not great and my battery died because I did not turn off the bluetooth' <
For further amusement, there is a project of a Coptic Wikipedia. The minimum number of articles to establish a Wikipedia page is huge also, there are highly important topics, which would be a challnege for Coptic to even find out how to translate the title in Coptic e.g. Cell biology, quantum physics, the atom, robots, molecular chemistry, genetics, the big bang theory, radiation, environment, etc.
It is a good reality test to see where Coptic stands amongst other languages. It also clearly shows what a dead language means.
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« Reply #44 on: 03 April , 2019, 04:15:11 AM »
Whose idea is it to have a Coptic Wikipedia? What would be the purpose? Very few people would be able to read it, anyway, even if it is written.
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So far, the project is yet to go fully commercial. Loon, together with Telkom, of course, has been setting up base stations in key areas, and the newest entrant to the list is Nyeri. This development is said to bring deployment closer to launch. The same sites are available in Nairobi and Nakuru.
According to Loon, the base station in Nyeri will augment the testing process of Loon's balloons. It is also worth noting that the testing process will start any time before June 2019.
The primary purpose of base stations is to support balloon access to an internet signal, and are located in areas that already have access to robust internet and data services. The signals are beamed from the station to a balloon 20 kilometres overhead. The signal is then transmitted across multiple other balloons over a long distance, which then extends coverage areas far away from the base station.
Loon says that its equipment uses clean energy (solar), hence it cuts the need to rely on power infrastructure and services in remote areas, which are unavailable in most cases. The use of solar power also saves on cost of operation.
The Communications Authority of Kenya approved Project Loon a couple of months ago. Loon is also working with other government bodies to obtain additional approvals before it goes live for the masses.


What were supposed to be safe spaces and sites of learning were turned into sites of tragedy and trauma, as 22 children were killed at different schools across South Africa last year.
Asked by EFF MP Mgcini Tshwaku about the total number of children killed at schools, Police Minister Bheki Cele confirmed that nearly two dozen children had been killed across the country in 2018.
The Eastern Cape, Free State and Gauteng were the only provinces that recorded zero deaths at schools across their respective provinces.
KwaZulu-Natal had the greatest number of children killed at school, with nine reported incidents in 2018. The North West province had four such incidents, while Limpopo and Mpumalanga had three each. The Western and Northern Cape provinces had two and one fatalities respectively.
News24's previous reportage indicates that at least two of the killings in KwaZulu-Natal involved pupils at KwaMasakhane High School in KwaMakhutha, south of Durban, who died after allegedly being stabbed by other pupils.
According to reports by East Coast Radio, two weeks after the incident, a 16-year-old boy was also allegedly stabbed and killed by fellow pupils at a high school in Inanda, north of Durban.
In the North West, news of the murder of a Grade 1 pupil being stabbed by a high school pupil was met with shock and incredulity across the country in November.
It was reported that a Mankala Technical High School pupil allegedly hid in the toilets of Dikeledi Makapan Primary School in the North West overnight before he allegedly repeatedly stabbed the Grade 1 pupil to death.
In February of 2018, a pupil at a high school outside Seshego, near Polokwane, was denied bail in the Senwabarwana Magistrate's Court after he allegedly stabbed a classmate to death during a heated argument.
In the Northern Cape, News24 reported that a 38-year-old man was arrested for allegedly shooting and murdering a Grade 10 pupil at Mokgolokwe Middle School, near Batlharo.
In September, the government made a call for stakeholders to come together and address the issue of escalating levels of violence in schools.
"Violence in schools is a societal problem which requires all stakeholders to play their part to create a safe schooling environment," acting director of the Government Communication and Information System Phumla Williams said in a statement at the time.


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Smith vs. Darwin
Like Intelligent Design, the idea of the Invisible Hand stubbornly persists in the face of overwhelming evidence
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In today's great God-versus-Science debate, both sides maneuver for the middle ground. Though he's otherwise tolerant of nothing, George W. Bush calls for evolution and Intelligent Design to be taught together in the science classes of public schools. Meanwhile, our great gray citadel of secular humanism, the New York Times, finds it comforting to tell us (on the front page on August 23) that there really are good Christian scientists out there who do evolution on weekdays and church on Sunday. So what's the problem?
In his wonderful book on American pragmatism, The Metaphysical Club, Louis Menand explains what the problem is. God and science really don't mix. Darwin didn't invent evolution. He invented Godless Evolution. Menand writes: "On the Origin of Species was published on November 24, 1859. The word 'evolution' barely appears in it. Many scientists by 1859 were evolutionists—that is, they believed that species had not been created once and for all, but had changed over time…. The purpose of On the Origin of Species was not to introduce the concept of evolution; it was to debunk the concept of supernatural intelligence—the idea that the universe is the result of an idea."
Before Darwin, when scientists gazed on the natural world, they imposed categories on it: order, families, genera, species, with Homo sapiens sapiens coming out on top. Evolution meant progress; order and progress were signs of God's plan. Darwin shifted the focus to individuals, to mutation, and to the processes of natural, sexual, and social selection. Order now recedes. Variations are key, and they occur entirely by chance. God is left out. "What was radical about On the Origin of Species," Menand writes, "was not its evolutionism, but its materialism."
Economists, on the other hand, have been Intelligent Designers since the beginning. Adam Smith was a deist; he believed in a world governed by a benevolent system of natural law. Consider this familiar passage from Wealth of Nations, published in 1776, with its now mostly forgotten anti-globalization flavor:
"By preferring the support of domestic to that of foreign industry [every individual] intends only his own security; and by directing that industry in such a manner as its produce may be of the greatest value, he intends only his own gain, and he is in this, as in many other cases, led by an invisible hand to promote an end which was no part of his intention…. By pursuing his own interest he frequently promotes that of the society more effectually than when he really intends to promote it."
Smith's Creator did not interfere. He simply wrote the laws and left them for events to demonstrate and man to discover. The greatest American economist, Thorstein Veblen, observed that "the guidance of…the invisible hand takes place…through a comprehensive scheme of contrivances established from the beginning." What is this if not Intelligent Design?
But to Veblen this was, precisely, unscientific. And so he made a mighty effort back in 1898 to move economics into the Darwinian age. In a magnificent essay entitled "Why Is Economics Not an Evolutionary Science?" Veblen pointed out the problems of classical economics: too much preoccupied with classification schemes and higher purposes, too little with material process and "cumulative or unfolding sequence." Economics could become a science, but only if it detached itself from the idea that change intrinsically led to improvement.
Yet economists resisted Veblen's message. Sentences like this one—though my favorite in all economics—might possibly help explain why he didn't quite get through: "If we are getting restless under the taxonomy of a monocotyledonous wage doctrine and a cryptogamic theory of interest, with involute, loculicidal, tomentous and moniliform variants, what is the cytoplasm, centrosome or karyokinetic process to which we may turn, and in which we may find surcease from the metaphysics of normality and controlling principles?"
(Don't get it? Sorry, can't help you.)
More than a century later, economics has not escaped its pre-Darwinian rut. Economists still don't understand variation; instead they write maddeningly about "representative agents" and "rational economic man." They still teach the "marginal product theory of wages," which excuses every gross inequality faced by the laboring poor. Alan Greenspan even recently resurrected the idea of a "natural rate of interest" to justify raising rates, though that doctrine had been extinct for 70 years. Economists still ignore the diversity of actual economic and social life. They say little about forms of ownership and the distribution of power, and almost nothing about how pointless product differentiation and technical change now shape and drive the struggle for survival among firms.
Metaphysics still persists in economics. It takes the form of "competitive equilibrium"—the conditions under which selfish individuals and tiny small businesses in free competitive markets interact to produce the best results for social welfare. Competitive equilibrium is a state of perpetual economic stagnation, its study an exercise in mental stasis. This is because there is nothing to study: The idea dominates textbooks and journals but has never existed in real life.
In each generation since Veblen, some economists have fought for evolutionary ideas, but the ID types keep coming back. Today their most lethal champions call themselves the "School of Law and Economics." This group holds that markets are self-policing, that fraud is really impossible except where publicly provided insurance creates "moral hazard." Get rid of regulations, they believe, and we won't much need the SEC, the FTC, and the Justice Department to protect us from Enron, Tyco, and WorldCom. Now that John Roberts has taken over at the Supreme Court, we'll see how this touching faith works out.
Modern economics resembles religion in other, more prosaic ways. The American Economic Association (AEA) runs like a priesthood; its flagship Review is as unreadable as a Dead Sea Scroll. And when heretics gather in the Association for Evolutionary Economics and elsewhere, Inquisitors keep after them. (At the annual academic meetings, the AEA sends seat counters to the heretical sessions, looking for groups small enough to cut from its rolls.) To borrow an old line from Robert Kuttner, the evolutionists are "a tiny and despised sect that stubbornly refuses to disappear."
Yet we're a threat. For Darwin cannot be erased; his material, randomized, godless view of change informs every aspect of the way real scientists investigate physical, biological, and social problems, from cosmology to the study of political or technological change. The new mathematics of chaos and complexity are evolutionary, for they study how simple determinate processes can give rise to lifelike diversity. These techniques yield many new insights into the origins of pattern and structure. (For a fun example, download John Conway's "Game of Life" and have a look at what it can do.) One day, they may break through even in economics, and Veblen's long-delayed evolutionary revolution will be complete.
Evolutionism, in the Darwinian form that cannot be reconciled to God's design or even to the Invisible Hand, remains a pure—if I were religious I would say sublime—product of free human thought. Religion has other virtues, but it isn't, generally speaking, a domain of free inquiry. And you cannot relabel a quasi-religious doctrine as "science" and thereby make it free. That is why Intelligent Design in biology and the Invisible Hand in economics must have well-heeled foundations to promote them, while Darwinian evolution grows up everywhere on its own.
And so, the real issue facing the United States in this matter is quite simple: Do we want free human thought to continue to flourish here? Or do we want to suppress it? If we choose the latter, rest assured, free thought, the future of science, and also the future of economics will eventually crop up somewhere else. Evolution promises us: If a niche appears, sooner or later something will come along to inhabit it.
And as for the raw merits of the debate, consider this easy proof of evolution's explanatory power. Intelligent Design cannot explain Darwinian evolution. Darwin's whole point is that variation and change are random and without higher purpose. We cannot imagine that God designed the disproof of his own existence.
But can evolution explain Intelligent Design? Easily. After all, it was less than a century back—when William Jennings Bryan prosecuted (and Clarence Darrow defended) the Scopes case—that the fundamentalists Bryan represented demanded that only a literal biblical account of creation be taught in public schools. They didn't want evolution taught at all. Bryan won in court, but in the schools Darrow and Darwin ultimately prevailed.
And what is Intelligent Design, now seeking its niche in a culture conditioned by tolerant and pliable minds, which pretends to want a peaceable coexistence with evolution rather than to supplant it? What is it indeed, if not the mutant offspring of creationism, born into the world that evolution made?
It's a political adaptation. Q.E.D.


On Monday, we talked about some natural, practical alternatives to traditional sports drinks. Today we have some similar alternatives to those energy bars that are so tempting for grab-and-go nutrition. If you look at the ingredient labels (aside from seeing lots of things we can't pronounce), you'll notice a lot of the times that the fat and calorie content is on par with the unhealthiest candybar on the shelf. Here are some simple ways to get the benefits of a high-energy snack while avoiding the junk.
Snack smart. Your snack doesn't have to be shaped like a bar to provide solid, convenient energy. Think ahead and grab some easy, self-contained fruits like bananas or apples, which are pretty much as convenient as an energy bar anyway. Less handy but just as good are a container of diced pineapples or grapes. These foods can leave your feeling lighter on your feet than an energy bar would.
Bake your own. If you really like the idea of energy bars, you can save yourself some money and avoid a lot of extra additives by making them yourself. There are TONS of recipes out there, so you should be able to find something online that meets your tastes. Here's one from practicalhacks.com, but there are plenty of different approaches to try. On the whole, they tend to be pretty easy to make.
Mix something up. If baking isn't your thing and you just want to whip up something quickly, making your own high-energy trail mix is a great alternative. Choose your favorite items and mix them up in a bag. That's all there is to it. Some solid ingredients to consider are nuts, cranberries, almonds, raisins, and even chocolate chips for a sweet bonus (darker is healthier).
Skip it. Unless you're doing serious endurance work, chances are that you don't really need a concentrated dose of energy before a workout (assuming you are eating properly otherwise). Keep in mind, depending on your training goals, that there are usually a lot of calories packed into high-energy snacks — that's kind of the point. So unless you are training hard enough to work off the extra intake, you might want to consider focusing on mealtime as your main source of both calories and nutrition.
As I am just running 3-4 miles a few times a week I haven't had to deal with fueling yet. However I start my 1/2 marathon training in July and will have to figure something out. Given all the additives and high calories I would like to work my plan for fueling with whole foods. But hae a question – is there an ideal set of carbs/calories/etc as running fuel? Or a ratio of these depending on your estimated calorie burn or miles?


I think, this is a standard call IP.
As he c-bets a lot, I have to call. Also, this board is not really connecting with his OR range.
I decided to turn my hand into a bluff-catcher. There basically are no worse Ax, that I can get value from. And I think villain would 2-barrel with FD.
Only hands I can get value from are 99,JJ-KK. And I think villain would bet the river with them, if I check turn.
I don't mind calling the flop here but we have to ask ourselves one question - how are we going to take down the pot when we call here?
For example, if he cbets a lot on the flop and check/folds the turn pretty much then we could just bet on the turn and take the pot.
Could you tell me your plan, please?
On the turn I prefer betting here. I doubt he'd check a worse hand so betting here for value is mandatory in my opinion.
As played, calling the river is fine.
Villain C-bets a lot and I expect him to give up often on the turn. So I would bet, if he checks.
Apparently I had to bet for value, in this instance.
Allright, so this sounds like a plan.
Can we now support our plan with some statistics or maybe notes? We have 90 hands on him, he did cbet in 10 out of 10 times, so I think that we could have at least 5 hands on cbet turn.
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by dienaszaglis: 10.01.2013 10:33.
*BvB CB 1/2 as a bluff?
1/2 CB looks more like a bluff, than value. But still to be proven.
So according to the not that we have plus the fact that he only bet the turn 1 out of 3 times,and given the fact that we have gutshot plus two overcards, I think we can call here.


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Scaffolds will only keep workers safe if they are erected by someone with competence experience, says WorkSafe. If not constructed correctly, they can put workers at risk.
W Gartshore Limited is a construction company which specialises in shop fit-outs and retail joinery. In September 2018 the company was involved in a shop fit-out at Westfield Manukau Shopping Centre when a worker fell from a mobile scaffold and sustained serious injuries including a broken back, fractured skull and a traumatic brain injury.
WorkSafe's subsequent investigation found that the mobile scaffold had been disassembled to allow tiles to be laid, and the victim, whose experience erecting mobile scaffolds had not been established by the company, was then asked to erect it once again.
The investigation found several issues with the structure at the time of the incident. The platform had been installed above the maximum height and there was no room for a top handrail making it dangerous to be used.
"The scaffold, when not correctly erected, was unsafe, did not meet standards and should not have been in use," said WorkSafe's Area Manager Danielle Henry.
"Scaffolds are designed to allow safer work from a height however, if they are not designed and erected correctly they put workers at greater risk.
"Where scaffolds are needed, businesses must adhere to standards and guidance to ensure they are fit for purpose and will keep workers safe. This means they must be constructed and checked by a competent person before and during use.
"W Gartshore Limited should have ensured that they had a competent person erect or check that it had been erected correctly before and while it was in use. Instead, they cut corners to get the job done. As a result this victim has suffered from injuries that have continued to affect them to this day."
W Gartshore was fined $200,000 at the Manukau District Court today.
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W Gartshore Limited was sentenced at the Manukau District Court on Friday 11 December.
A fine of $200,000 was imposed.
Reparation of $60,000 had previously been paid to the victim.
W Gartshore Limited was sentenced under sections 36(1)(a), 48(1) and (2)(c) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
Being a PCBU having a duty to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of workers who work for the PCBU, while the workers are at work in the business, did fail to comply with that duty and that failure exposed individuals to a risk of death or serious injury, arising from a fall from height (mobile scaffold).
S 48(2)(c) carries a maximum penalty of $1,500,000.
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Not finding good enough rest is rapidly becoming a typical difficulty amid individuals that direct rapid, occupied lives. Sleeplessness is likewise a standard problem amongst the aged. Nevertheless, becoming young is not any ensure that one would be no cost through the suffering brought about by sleeping conditions about insomnia.
Nearly all folks have working experience occasional sleepless evenings. Although not too many people today understand the seriousness of not having plenty of high quality snooze. Dependant on analysis, as quite a few as 25% of american citizens report occasional sleeping complications.
The latest surveys point out that sleeplessness is by now a serious dilemma for at 10% on the whole U.S. inhabitants. The cumulative impression of sleeplessness on a inhabitants incorporates a bearing on personalized overall health together with productiveness inside the place of work. Deficiency of restful snooze impairs the person's power to perform daily tasks and responsibilities. Besides emotion tired, individuals who lack rest have issues concentrating and have a tendency to acquire really irritable. Think about getting these inner thoughts or lower stage of bodily strength whilst driving on the active freeway or currently being in the middle of a very important enterprise meeting. The outcomes could be outright disastrous for one's occupation or perhaps life-threatening. Conversely, individuals who get sufficient ongoing and superior sleep tend to be more equipped to complete at the office or in other activities the next day.
But just how much sleep will we actually need?
Slumber prerequisites differ about the life cycle. Newborns and infants have to have loads of rest and involve several periods of rest in the course of a 24-hour time period. Naps are essential to them and to toddlers who could possibly have will need for naps up to the age of 5. As kids enter adolescence, their slumber styles shift into a afterwards sleep-wake cycle, however they however want about 9 hours of slumber. During adulthood, even as an individual will get mature, they nevertheless need 7-9 hrs of sleep. Snooze designs might change, however the have to have for sleep remains the exact same. Most adults do greatest with about 8 hours of sleep every single evening till age 60, and then 6 several hours may be enough. While the aged want much less sleep, pretty much one particular 50 % of individuals around 60 practical experience some degree of insomnia.
Sleeplessness will not be a disorder, it's a symptom rather than a stand-alone diagnosis. In uncomplicated phrases, insomnia is issues in initiating or preserving sleep, or the two. This is a term that is certainly accustomed to suggest any and all stages and types of slumber loss.
Though many of us understand what insomnia is all about, very couple of people today basically get to seek healthcare guidance and remedy. Lots of folks are actually unaware of the behavioral and healthcare options available for treating sleeplessness.
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Powerful, prescription sedatives tend not to produce a pure, restful rest. If used for in depth periods, a individual may well even establish tolerance or dependence on these medications. However, all of a sudden halting the use of the medicine could bring about rebound insomnia and withdrawal. If insomnia is interfering with one's everyday schedule or top quality of existence for a month or for a longer time, it's now time and energy to see a physician to ascertain what is likely to be the cause of the snooze issue and just how it might be addressed.


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Q: Keeping my Macbook synched with Mac. Same files same programs. Most of the time I am working on my mac on development. I have my terminal the way i want it. The files are also here. I only use the macbook when I go out or need to work on programming classes.
Is there anyway that I can keep both my computers synced. So I don't have to fix the settings on each one when I use it.
I want this for convenience also but mainly because when I go out and use it is when I notice I don't have something I use on the Mac and it's a pain to setup everything and a waste of time.


Duck breasts in an orange glaze with sautéed potatoes and caramelised apples - plus a side of kale to cut through the richness.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a Parisian scoop (also known as a melon baller).
For the squash purée, heat the oil and butter in a large frying pan. Once the butter has melted add the squash and gently fry without colouring. Add the ginger and orange zest and cook until the squash is soft. Once softened, add the cream and season with salt and pepper.
Transfer the cooked squash to a blender and purée until smooth. Pass through a fine sieve into a clean pan to remove any lumps.
For caramelised apples, take a Parisian scoop and cut out spheres of apple and place them in a bowl of acidulated water.
Place a frying pan on the heat and add the butter and sugar. Once melted and the sugar had started to caramelise, drain the apple balls well and add them to the pan. Coat in the caramel, then remove them from the heat and set aside to cool.
For the duck glaze, boil the maple syrup, soy sauce and balsamic vinegar in a pan until reduced to a sticky glaze. Add the orange juice and reduce again.
For the Derry duck, put the potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring to the boil and cook the potatoes until soft but not falling apart. Once cooked, remove from the pan and refresh in ice-cold water to stop the cooking process. Carefully peel the cooled potatoes and set aside.
Season the duck breasts with salt and pepper, then fry them skin-side down in an ovenproof frying pan (you may need to do this in batches). Gently cook for about 8 minutes until caramelised all over and the fat has rendered from the skin. Pour the fat from the pan into small bowl. Transfer the duck to the oven and cook for 3 minutes.
Remove the pan from the oven and add the some of the glaze, coat the duck in the glaze, then set aside to rest for 10 minutes before serving.
Heat a large frying pan and add the butter, once melted add the chopped kale and toss to coat. Cook until the kale is tender, then season with salt and pepper.
Heat the duck fat in a separate large pan and add the peeled potatoes. Cook gently until golden-brown on all sides. Season with salt and pepper.
To serve, reheat the caramelised apples and squash purée. Spoon the purée onto serving plates. Slice the duck breasts and place next to the purée. Add the apples next to the duck and the wilted greens in the middle.


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Quincy Jones Files $10M Lawsuit Against Michael Jackson's Estate
Legendary music record producer and songwriter, Quincy Jones, has filed a lawsuit against the estate of Michael Jackson. He alleges that the singer owes him millions in record royalties and production fees associated with some of Jackson's greatest hits.
Jones' lawsuit seeks compensation in the amount of an estimated $10 million from Jackson's estate and Sony Music Entertainment. His claim also states that both entities knowingly released re-mastered versions of the songs in an effort to manipulate his entitlement to royalties and production-related cost. In addition to being used for the "This Is It" soundtrack, the re-mastered music was also included in several Cirque du Soleil shows based on a number of Jackson's hits that Jones produced.
Jones' legal team also points out that the act of re-mastering the records is an concise breach of contract. Jones' production contracts with Jackson stated that he was entitled to have the first call in regards to any editing of the songs, as a means of protecting his professional reputation and musicianship.
According to Billboard, Jones also claims that he went unaccredited for his work on Jackson's final project, "This Is It." Jones' legal counsel is requesting a full accounting report of the estate's earnings from the works in question to determine how much he is entitled to. "Quincy has been frustrated with these matters for a number of years, felt he was not making any progress and needed to take more formal action," said Jones' attorney Henry Gradstein.
The Jackson estate released a brief statement in regards to Jones' allegations. "To the best of its knowledge, Mr. Jones has been appropriately compensated over approximately 35 years for his work with Michael."
Most people may not know the extent of Jones' involvement with Michael Jackson's career, but Jones is responsible for a vast majority of the legendary singer's most notable hits. If you've ever listened to any Michael Jackson record, 9 times out of 10, you've heard some of Quincy Jones' work.
Jones' produced Jackson's entire "Off the Wall" album. The 1979 album includes the self-titled "Off the Wall" record, in addition to hit songs like "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough," "Rock with You," and "She's Out of My Life." As of today, the album has sold more than 20 million copies world wide, and is certified 8x multi-platinum in the United States.
However, Jones' greatest work with Jackson came with the release of the "Thriller" album. The full nine-track -album that housed seven hit singles was also produced by Jones. "Thriller" has been deemed the "best selling album of all time," selling an estimated 65 million copies worldwide. The iconic album includes monumental hits including the self-titled "Thriller" track, "Beat It," "Billie Jean," "P.Y.T.,"and "Human Nature."
Jones' was also the main producer on Jackson's "Bad" album, which sold approximately 65 million units worldwide. With hits like, "Leave Me Alone," "Dirty Diana," "The Way You Make Me Feel," and "Man in the Mirror," the "Bad" album is considered Jackson's second best-selling album, behind "Thriller.
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