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Elon Musk defiantly defends himself in Tesla's tweeting lawsuit
SAN FRANCISCO — Elon Musk returned to federal court to defend against a class action lawsuit alleging he misled Tesla shareholders with a tweet about an aborted buyout that the billionaire defiantly insisted on Tuesday could have succeeded, if he would have wanted.
Musk spent about three more hours on the stand during his third day of testimony before being excused by U.S. District Judge Edward Chen. It is unlikely that the 51-year-old Musk will be called to the witness stand at a civil trial that is expected to be turned over to a nine-member jury in early February.
Musk, who also owns Twitter while continuing to run Tesla, spent much of Tuesday portraying himself as he was questioned by his own lawyer, Alex Spiro, as an impeccably trustworthy business leader capable of to raise as much money as he needs to pursue his visions. He sparred violently with a shareholder attorney, Nicholas Porritt, who had expressed anger earlier in the trial.
On two separate occasions Tuesday, under Spiro's gentle prodding, Musk left no doubt about his contempt for Porritt with a comment questioning whether the lawyer was looking out for the best interests of Tesla shareholders. The comments were swiftly reprimanded by the judge and struck off the record. "It's inappropriate," Chen Musk admonished at one point.
When challenged by Porritt, Musk purposefully averted his gaze from the attorney and gave his explanation while looking straight at the jurors seated a few feet to his right. In another instance, without elaborating further, Musk claimed that a question asked by Porritt who wondered if he had ever caused investors to suffer losses contained "untruths."
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On the other hand, Spiro at one point mistakenly addressed Musk as "your honor" while asking the billionaire how much money he had made from investors during his career. spectators gathered to listen to Musk, who has become even more famous since he completed his $44 billion purchase of Twitter in October.
The current lawsuit hinges on whether a pair of tweets Musk posted on Aug. 7, 2018, damaged Tesla shareholders during a 10-day period prior to his admission that the buyout he envisioned would not happen. The statements led to Musk and Tesla reaching the $40 million settlement without admitting any wrongdoing.
In the first of 2018's tweets, Musk declared "funding secured" for what would have been a $72 billion buyout — or $420 per share — of Tesla at a time when the electric carmaker was still struggling with manufacturing issues and many was worth less than it is now. Musk followed up with another tweet a few hours later suggesting a deal was imminent.
After those tweets, Musk stated that Tesla would remain in public for a few weeks after that. A month later, Musk and Tesla reached a $40 million settlement with securities regulators who claimed the tweets were misleading.
Musk has previously claimed he entered into the settlement under duress and claims he never wavered in his belief that he had the money for a deal.
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While directed by Spiro, Musk told jurors he had only stated that he was "considering" a Tesla acquisition, but never promised a deal would be made. But, Musk said, he felt it was important to alert investors that Tesla is about to end its eight-year run as a publicly traded company.
"I had no bad motive," Musk said. "It was my intention to do the right thing for all shareholders."
While grilled by Porritt the day before, Musk was belligerent, outraged and annoyed at times. Throughout it all, Musk has insisted he lock in financial support for what would have been a $72 billion buyout of Tesla in 2018 meetings with Saudi public investment fund representatives, though no specific funding amount or price was specified. discussed.
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Q: Input Placeholder Text Color I have a contact form and I would like to change the color of placeholder to white. I tried adding classes via CSS, but I have failed.
<input type="text" name="FullName" value="" size="40" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-text wpcf7-validates-as-required cnt_inp1" aria-required="true"   aria-invalid="false" placeholder="Full Name*">

If somebody could explain me and give me the solution, that would be great.
Thanks in advance.

A: There are different CSS styles depending on the browser. This would do what you want in all major browsers (this would style all inputs, you can individualize them as well):
::-webkit-input-placeholder { color:#f00; }
::-moz-placeholder { color:#f00; } /* firefox */
:-ms-input-placeholder { color:#f00; } /* ie */
input:-moz-placeholder { color:#f00; }

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Coalition for Deep Space Exploration remembers Paul Spudis
Image Credit: Coalition for Deep Space Exploration
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Coalition for Deep Space Exploration (Coalition) and its member companies were deeply saddened to learn last week of the passing of Dr. Paul Spudis – scientist, visionary, and tireless advocate for lunar science, exploration and development.
Spudis, who passed away on Thursday, August 30, was involved with the Coalition for many years, beginning with his role as a member of the Board of Advisors for the Coalition's precursor organization during the Constellation Program. After some time away, he agreed to rejoin the Coalition in 2016 once it restructured as the Coalition for Deep Space Exploration. Through his role on the Board of Advisors, he helped cement the organization's dedication to space science, deep space human exploration and the development of lunar resources.
"Paul was a giant; an esteemed planetary scientist, a gifted writer, and a blunt and tireless advocate for a return to the Moon," said Dr. Mary Lynne Dittmar, President and CEO of the Coalition. "As the U.S. prepares to fulfill Paul's vision for a lunar return and a sustained presence there, and in deep space beyond, we will continue to be guided by his insight and passion."
Spudis' impact on the space community reaches far and wide through his service at the NASA Office of Space Science, Solar System Exploration Division planetary geology program, numerous White House and science advisory committees, and finally his role as a staff scientist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston.
About the Coalition for Deep Space Exploration
The Coalition for Deep Space Exploration is a national organization of more than 70 space industry businesses and advocacy groups focused on ensuring the United States remains a leader in space, science and technology. Based in Washington D.C., the Coalition engages in outreach and education reinforcing the value and benefits of human space exploration and space science with the public and our nation's leaders, building lasting support for a long-term, sustainable, strategic direction for our nation's space program.
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MANKATO, Minn. – Condux International recently unveiled the TurboSlitter™ pipe splitting tool. Available in two models, pneumatically powered and cordless drill attachment, the TurboSlitter quickly cuts through HDPE ductwork saving time and effort. The TurboSlitter is designed to split HDPE pipe with wall thicknesses ranging from 0.097 to 0.216 inches.
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... to show you some of what I've managed to create using only my offcuts, some embossing folders and some really cute digi images from Pink Petticoat, which I adore! All for the Made in Coventry shop.
These are all beautiful Sammylou. I like to use my offcuts for punching out my butterflies and borders. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Linda x Nice to know I'm not the only one wanting to make the most from their stash!
Fab work sammylou, I love how you have used off cuts.


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Q: Android-Get DOB from years,months and days I want to display DOB from given years, months and days.
I got years, but not able to calculate month and days. Please help me.

A: If you want to set particular date to the date picker,Use below code to update date in date picker.
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
    cal.set(2013, 05, 23);
    cal.add(Calendar.MONTH, 1);

    int xxday = cal.get(Calendar.DATE);
    int xxmonth = cal.get(Calendar.MONTH);
    int xxyear = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);

    datepicker.init(xxyear, xxmonth, xxday, null);

If you want to get the date from the DatePicker,Try this
DatePicker datePicker = (DatePicker) findViewById(R.id.datePicker1);
 int day = datePicker.getDayOfMonth();
 int month = datePicker.getMonth() + 1;
 int year = datePicker.getYear();

Difference between two dates:
String toyBornTime = "2014-06-18 12:56:50";
    SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat(
            "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");

    try {

        Date oldDate = dateFormat.parse(toyBornTime);
        System.out.println(oldDate);

        Date currentDate = new Date();

        long diff = currentDate.getTime() - oldDate.getTime();
        long seconds = diff / 1000;
        long minutes = seconds / 60;
        long hours = minutes / 60;
        long days = hours / 24;

        if (oldDate.before(currentDate)) {

            Log.e("oldDate", "is previous date");
            Log.e("Difference: ", " seconds: " + seconds + " minutes: " + minutes
                    + " hours: " + hours + " days: " + days);

        }

        // Log.e("toyBornTime", "" + toyBornTime);

    } catch (ParseException e) {

        e.printStackTrace();
    }

If you want Month(s) and Year(s).
Calendar startCalendar = new GregorianCalendar();
startCalendar.setTime(startDate);
Calendar endCalendar = new GregorianCalendar();
endCalendar.setTime(endDate);

int diffYear = endCalendar.get(Calendar.YEAR) - startCalendar.get(Calendar.YEAR);
int diffMonth = diffYear * 12 + endCalendar.get(Calendar.MONTH) - startCalendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);


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DELFI ENPolitics
Rand study 'excellent lobbying tool' for Baltics
the Lithuania Tribune, Žinių Radijas
A recent study by an American think tank, saying that the Baltic states would be an easy target for Russian aggression, could be used as a tool to lobby NATO allies to step up their presence in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, says Lithuanian military expert Deividas Šlekys.
If Russian tanks and troops invaded the Baltic states, NATO forces would be overrun in just under three days, according to a war games simulation by the Rand Corporation, a leading US think tank.
Rand found that the United States and its NATO allies lack sufficient troop numbers or tanks and armoured vehicles to slow the advance of Russian armoured divisions.
"The study is an excellent tool for lobbying. We can now go to Washington, Berlin, Paris or London and say: look, we're doing our homework, expanding out armies, defence budgets, but we still won't have seven brigades. We can ask for an additional brigade for permanent rotation," Šlekys told Žinių Radijas.
Deividas Šlekys
© DELFI / Tomas Vinickas
Russia could occupy all Baltic States within three days – US analysts
Russian invasion scenario a 'good warning' for allies, says Lithuanian minister
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"Let's make the calculations. Our [Lithuanian] defence budget, once it reaches the 2% GDP target, will be €700-800 million. Add Latvia and Estonia. It's a sizeable sum.
"Then, it's the alliance's defence, so the alliance should contribute with help. Add all this together and you have the funding. But we have to keep our end of the bargain and set aside at least 2% of GDP for defence," Šlekys said.
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Q: Proper way to update a TextView in Rust's Cursive library I'm currently working on writing up a tui for a server application in a personal project, and I picked the cursive library to do it. I have run into a problem with a component of my application that is supposed to serve as the server's console window. In setting up the ability to output text to the window, I've run into a problem where I can't update the TextView.
According to the last comment in this issue, the way to do this is to use a TextContent and update that, which I set up below. While the initial content will show up in the UI, no updates to the content do. I have tried setting content on the TextView directly by giving it a name, but no luck. I've been able to get_content on the TextView itself and see that the content has been updated, it just isn't reflected in the UI.
Is there any way to do this, or do I need to make a custom view for the output?
Here is the code in question:
use std::ops::Add;
use std::borrow::{BorrowMut, Borrow};

use cursive::{View, Printer, Vec2, Rect, With};
use cursive::event::{Event, EventResult, AnyCb, Key};
use cursive::view::{Selector, ViewNotFound, ViewWrapper};
use cursive::direction::Direction;
use cursive::views::{EditView, LinearLayout, OnEventView, DummyView, TextView, TextContent};
use cursive::traits::{Nameable, Scrollable, Resizable};
use cursive::view::scroll::Scroller;

pub const CONSOLE_INPUT_NAME: &str = "console_input";
pub const CONSOLE_OUTPUT_LENGTH: u16 = 1000;

pub(crate) struct ConsoleView {
    inner_view: LinearLayout,
    console_output: TextContent,
    console_output_history: LinkedList<String>
}

impl Default for ConsoleView {
    fn default() -> Self {
        let console_output = TextContent::new("This content should get replaced.");
        let inner_view = LinearLayout::vertical()
            .child(TextView::new_with_content(console_output.clone())
                .full_screen()
                .scrollable()
                .wrap_with(OnEventView::new)
                .on_pre_event_inner(Key::PageUp, |v, _| {
                    let scroller = v.get_scroller_mut();
                    if scroller.can_scroll_up() {
                        scroller.scroll_up(
                            scroller.last_outer_size().y.saturating_sub(1),
                        );
                    }
                    Some(EventResult::Consumed(None))
                })
                .on_pre_event_inner(Key::PageDown, |v, _| {
                    let scroller = v.get_scroller_mut();
                    if scroller.can_scroll_down() {
                        scroller.scroll_down(
                            scroller.last_outer_size().y.saturating_sub(1),
                        );
                    }
                    Some(EventResult::Consumed(None))
                }))
            .child(DummyView)
            .child(EditView::new().with_name(CONSOLE_INPUT_NAME));

        return Self {
            inner_view,
            console_output,
            console_output_history: LinkedList::new()
        }
    }
}

impl ViewWrapper for ConsoleView {
    type V = LinearLayout;

    fn with_view<F, R>(&self, f: F) -> Option<R> where F: FnOnce(&Self::V) -> R {
        return Some(f(self.inner_view.borrow()));
    }

    fn with_view_mut<F, R>(&mut self, f: F) -> Option<R> where F: FnOnce(&mut Self::V) -> R {
        return Some(f(self.inner_view.borrow_mut()));
    }

    fn into_inner(self) -> Result<Self::V, Self> where Self: Sized, Self::V: Sized {
        return Ok(self.inner_view);
    }

    fn wrap_draw(&self, printer: &Printer) {
        self.inner_view.draw(printer);
    }

    fn wrap_required_size(&mut self, req: Vec2) -> Vec2 {
        return req;
    }

    fn wrap_on_event(&mut self, ch: Event) -> EventResult {
        return self.inner_view.on_event(ch);
    }

    fn wrap_layout(&mut self, size: Vec2) {
        self.inner_view.layout(size);
    }

    fn wrap_take_focus(&mut self, source: Direction) -> bool {
        return self.inner_view.take_focus(source);
    }

    fn wrap_call_on_any<'a>(&mut self, selector: &Selector<'_>, callback: AnyCb<'a>) {
        self.inner_view.call_on_any(selector, callback);
    }

    fn wrap_focus_view(&mut self, selector: &Selector<'_>) -> Result<(), ViewNotFound> {
        return self.inner_view.focus_view(selector);
    }

    fn wrap_needs_relayout(&self) -> bool {
        return self.inner_view.needs_relayout();
    }

    fn wrap_important_area(&self, size: Vec2) -> Rect {
        return self.inner_view.important_area(size);
    }
}

impl ConsoleView {
    pub fn print(&mut self, line: &str) {
        log::info!("Printing to console: {}", line);
        self.console_output_history.push_back(line.to_string());

        if self.console_output_history.len() > CONSOLE_OUTPUT_LENGTH as usize {
            self.console_output_history.pop_front();
        }

        let out = self.console_output_history.iter().fold("".to_string(), |acc, s| {
            return acc.add(s.as_str()).add("\n");
        });

        self.console_output.set_content(out);
    }
}

Here is a main() to go with to demonstrate the problem. Basically, once the UI is set up and the event loop is started, I can't update the information displayed in the UI. Given that the UI doesn't display until I start the event loop, this is a problem.
    let mut siv = cursive::default();

    siv.add_layer(ConsoleView::default().with_name("view_name"));

    siv.add_global_callback(Key::Esc, |s| s.quit());

    siv.run();

    siv.call_on_name("view_name", |view: &mut ConsoleView| {
        view.print("I should see this text in the app.");
    });
}


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WHAT THE NIGHT BRINGS
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This is the sophomore EP from Buckinghamshire metallers What The Night Brings and what a hard-hitting slab of metal it is too. Subtle Pantera-esque grooves are intertwined with mathcore innovation in what's a relentless sonic ride spanning four skilfully composed tracks that achieve what must undoubtedly be their aim - to bombard the listener with full-on aural intensity. There perhaps lies a slight weakness of 'Bound by Apathy' too as it's all so relentlessly intense that a greater injection of variation in the up-tempo heaviness would've made the heavy parts sound even heavier - as it is though, I found myself becoming immune to the heaviness as the EP progressed. Variation does rear its head during the clean guitar passage on lengthy closer 'Front Towards Enemy' but it's too little too late for me. Production-wise, the EP sounds fantastic, and all instruments/vocals have benefitted from a well balanced mix too. If only they could refine their songwriting to incorporate more light and shade, just as they do on the final track, then What The Night Brings will be able to rise above the pack and garner the attention of a wider audience. Nonetheless, based on evidence here, they're still a bright hope for the future of the innovative side of the UK's ever evolving extreme metal scene.
BOUND BY APATHY
1) Barren
2) Deus Ex-Machina
3) The March That Makes a Man
4) Front Towards Enemy
"...a bright hope for the future of the innovative side of the UK's ever evolving extreme metal scene."


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Q: FFMPEG: how to include a splash screen? Having a video file, I want to add at its beginning and end a JPEG file to be shown a few (say 10) seconds.
The time the image is shown should not be subtracted from the "main" video time. Instead the length of the video should be increased for the period the images are shown.
How to do this with FFMPEG?
The suggestions how to make it fade in/out or to do other graphical effects are appreciated.


In an effort to promote their upcoming co-headlining tour, Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson sat down for a collection of interviews. We posted a few takes from this session earlier in the week. A new clip was posted today with a very interesting revelation.


Our featured Cheesemonger for the month of April is Kristi O'Brien. Kristi is Fromagination's most seasoned cheesemongers and matriarch.
We sat down with her and asked her to tell us a little more about herself!
How long have you worked at Fromagination?
I have worked for Fromagination for a number of years, not since the inception but shortly thereafter. I have enjoyed my work here immensely and as a result of working here for the duration that I have gotten to know a lot of loyal customers and getting to know them on a first name basis, that creates a more personable interaction with my customers.
My title is cheesemonger. In addition to advising customers on styles of cheese or helping them with their needs, I take care of the cheeses in the cases, I look for imperfections and try to elevate the standards that we have here for our cheeses and companions. I do other things here; such as compose the cheese of the month letter every month. And try to advise my fellow cheese mongers, find out what they need from me and get what I need form them.
One thing I enjoy I giving customers tips about pairing cheeses, especially when they are thinking of putting together a cheese board. I'd recommend using cheeses of different milk types or different textures, and definitely try to include a blue cheese on the board. I can't stress enough the importance of having something salty, sweet and savoury on the board. Having salty olives and sweet chocolate makes for an interesting dining experience.
You have a culinary background, why make the shift from restaurants to a specialty cheese store?
I was at a point in time where I wanted to make a change, take an other direction. When I heard that Fromagination had just opened, I pictured myself working the front of house, as opposed to working in the back in the kitchen. It's been wonderful in term of interacting with different kinds of customers and personalities. I've also learned that I actually enjoy it. This keeps me more social compared to when I work in the back.
How much has Fromagination changed in the time that you've been here?
Fromagination has changed immensely! We are extremely focused on locally produced items and therefore consider ourselves very fortunate to have a number of artisans here in the city that make companions to pair with cheeses. Everything from honey to preserves, to crackers, to chocolate. We are really blessed here in Madison that we have such a wide variety of artisans. I think Madison has come a long way by having these producers in the last 10 years, and frankly I look forward to the next 10 years for this industry. Fromagination has been able to centralize all these amazing products, given some of these artisans a platform, and worked together to help curate the Fromagination identity. We have researched many producers, and we have therefore chosen the best of the best that the area has to offer.
Have you noticed a change in how people eat cheese?
People are getting much more adventurous when it comes to cheese now. Above all, there has been a huge artisan cheese movement and people are willing to branch out and be more adventurous and less cautious. It really is a matter of trial and error. People are also starting to really notice that cheesemakers go to great lengths to develop wonderful flavors within the cheeses and I believe that people are just more comfortable eating more of these artisan cheeses. Much more so that in the last 10 years. It's just wonderful to watch people's expressions on their faces when they decided to try something they wouldn't ordinarily and remark that it's something very enjoyable.
What is the latest cheese pairing that has really surprised you?
Actually, trying to pair cheese with licorice for instance. Licorice is quite strong and is therefore not to be paired with something mild. The rule of thumb is to pair something strong with a strong flavor. Therefore, licorice pairs extremely well with aged gouda. In some capacities it pairs very well. Just to be clear, I'm talking about the Scandinavian style, very salty licorice. As far as I'm concerned there is only one kind of licorice. It is not for the faint of heart!
In conclusion, come on down to Fromagination if you want to discuss cheese and companions with Kristi!
This entry was posted by Chris in News & Announcements, Uncategorized.
Happy to read this and learn more about Kristi. She's always been so helpful to me at the store, and, of course, so knowledgeable. Now I want some of that licorice.


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Russia's noncompliance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, or INF Treaty, was the top reason for Donald Trump's administration to pull out of the deal. Nonetheless, the collapse of the agreement has influenced not only the situation in Europe but also in Asia and the Pacific.
Jan 16, 2020 | Russia Monitor
Lofted sometime before by Vladimir Putin's closest associates, trial ballons might have brought a positive outcome, as evidenced by the Kremlin's decision to announce upcoming amendments to the Russian constitution publicly.
Dec 31, 2019 | Baltic Rim Monitor
Great Britain is the second most important and trusted ally of the Baltic states, next to the United States.
The United States is the key ally of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania both in the aspect of bilateral relations and within NATO.
Dec 30, 2019 | Ukraine Monitor
Almost half of Ukrainians believe that the country is heading in the right direction. It is over twice as much as a year ago.
A Train to Crimea: Russia Condemned for Opening the Crimean Bridge to Railway Traffic
The recent opening of the Crimean Bridge connecting Russia with occupied Crimea to railway traffic by the Russians has sparked another wave of international criticism.
The Ukrainian Army to Receive More U.S.-Made "Tank-Killer" Missiles
Trump signed an armaments assistance programme to Kyiv for 2020, and a few days later, Ukraine's Ministry of Defence announced an agreement on the purchase of another batch of Javelins, that is, anti-tank missile systems manufactured in the United States.
Russia's Gazprom Avoids Huge Losses Thanks to New Agreement with Ukraine's Naftogaz
One of the elements of a broader gas agreement between Russia and Ukraine is to put an end to the legal disputes between Gazprom and Naftogaz.
Putin Says Lies and Slander about World War II History
Dec 29, 2019 | Russia Monitor
The Kremlin has launched his disinformation machine, this time targeting Poland.
Analytical articles
News, opinions & media
'World War II: Distorted Narratives of History' Debate with H.E. prof. Andrzej Przyłębski
20 December 2019 | Events, News
On December 19, 2019, the debate titled 'World War II: Distorted Narratives of History', organized by the editorial office of The Warsaw Institute Review and the Warsaw Institute.
Bucharest Nine Joint Assessment for Common Understanding: Initiation Event
B9 JACU – the Bucharest Nine Joint Assessment for Common Understanding – saw its initiation take place at an event on Monday 16.12.2019, at Centrum Prasowe Foksal, in Warsaw.
The Baltic Fund presented to the Presidents of Poland and Estonia
12 December 2019 | News
The President of the Warsaw Institute Krzysztof Kamiński presented the main assumptions of the concept of establishing the Baltic Fund directly to the President of Poland Andrzej Duda and the President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid during the event "Poland-Estonia, a community of goals in the UN Security Council".
Upcoming event, Date: 12/16/2019
Register Details
Past event, Date: 11/28/2019
Conference: "NATO Eastern Flank Security. Baltic States and Poland."
The current gas pipeline system in Central and Eastern Europe started to be built in the 1960s. Apart from commercial purposes, it was intended to make the countries of the Eastern Bloc reliant on energy supplies from the Soviet Union. Just like it was asserted in the Falin-Kvitsinsky doctrine, a Moscow-devised strategy that endeavored to substitute military influence with economic pressure.
Chinese presence in Central and Eastern Europe is part of the country's broader policy toward the whole continent while fitting into Beijing's possibilities to exert influence on what so far has referred to as the Western world.
Articles from "The Warsaw Institute Review"
The Position of the V4 in Terms of Security Challenges Threatening the European Union
Piotr 4 November 2019
Following the migration crisis period, the Visegrad countries have formed a close union to protect their interests. However, the work within the V4 had become more intensive even before the 2015 events.
Poland First – Poland's prescription for hard times
Poland is continuously benefiting from the guarantee of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, renowned for assuring the help of allies in case of an attack on its territory. However, increasingly uncertain times seem impending, therein compelling Poland to reach for additional protective measures.
80 years later – the state of Polish-German relations in context of World War II
Interview with the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Berlin – Prof. Andrzej Przyłębski
Józef Piłsudski's policy of maintaining the European status quo
Many prominent and influential historians claimed that Polish foreign policy in the interwar period was revisionist or had a destructive effect on the Versailles order.
Tell us who you are.
Renowned Polish-American author and poet John Guzlowski shares with us his struggles and ultimate reconciliation with his Polish identity in this interview with Daniel Pogorzelski, a writer and editor at ForgottenChicago.com.
What is the future of the Eastern Partnership?
The 10th anniversary of the Eastern Partnership (EaP) celebrated in 2019 is not only the time for summaries but also for discussions regarding the form of further cooperation between the EU and its eastern neighbors.
American-Chinese relations in the trade war context
What are the causes of the current tension between Washington and Beijing? Why have the American President's advisers opted for strengthening the relations with China for years? What does the return to the tianxia concept mean?
Hong Kong and Macau: The Paradoxes of Autonomy
Macau and Hong Kong are former European colonies in Southeast Asia. Both territories have held the status of the special administrative regions under Chinese sovereignty since 1999 and 1997, respectively. This means that, except for their foreign and defense policies, they are self-governing bodies, albeit on the blessing of Beijing.
2019 European Election and its Outcomes
This year's elections to the European Parliament brought about a number of changes in the shape of EU policy. The most important of them is probably the shifting of the entire spectrum of Euro-enthusiastic forces to the left.
The European Union will be better off without Frans Timmermans
One can assert, without too much doubt, that during the post-electoral phase, in which the European community fills in the most important EU positions, a political storm had passed that turned many otherwise intricately arranged tables upside down.
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21. SPORTS, PUBLIC HEALTH, SOCIAL WELFARE AND OTHERS
Indicator Explanation
Cultural Institutions refer to units which have their own organizational system and independent accounting system and specialize in or serve cultural development. They exclude other establishments run by these cultural institutions and amateur cultural groups established by various departments.
Art Troupe refers to the troupe which is engaged in drama, opera, music, dance, acrobatics or other art performance, opens independent accounts with banks and has self-supporting accounting system; excluding the troupes which are engaged partly in industrial or agricultural activities, partly in art performance and the professional troupes organized by the people.
Film Projection Units refer to units with film projection equipment, full or part time projectionists, permanent or non permanent places, approved by related administrative departments to show films regularly for certain groups of audience, including those film projection units which have been approved to give commercial shows and run business with independent accounting system as well as those film-renting units of the military system.
Number of Spectators at Art Performance refers to the number of attendants at commercial shows, completely booked shows or free shows given in minority national areas, and does not include the number of spectators at rehearsals for examination and internal shows for study.
Net Sales of Books refers to books sold directly to readers and directly exported.
Typesetting of Books refers to the volume of work (characters) of manual or laser typesetting ready for printing.
Printing of Books refers to printing of books by stereotype or offset printing method.
Offset Printing refers to mono or multi color materials printed by offset press.
Small Piece Printing refers to printing of single-sheet products in small quantity.
Number of Athletes in Grades refers to the number of athletes who have been given titles through examination. The titles of athletes include international masters of sports, masters of sports, first-grade, second-grade and third-grade sportsmen and young athletes.
Number of Referees in Grades refers to the number of referees who have been given titles after examination. They are classified as international referees, national referees and referees of the first, second and third grades.
Stadiums refer to stadiums for track and field events with six lane 400-meter tracks around soccer fields, permanent track marks and permanent bleachers. Stadiums are classified according to seating capacity. They include: Class A stadiums seating 25000 people each. Class B stadiums seating 15000 to 25000 people each. Class C stadiums seating 5000 to 15000 people each, and Class D stadiums seating fewer than 5000 people.
Gymnasiums refer to indoor sports grounds with permanent seats in which basketball, volleyball. badminton, table tennis and gymnastics competitions can be held. Gymnasiums are classified according to seating capacity. They include Class A gymnasiums seating over 6000 people. Class B gymnasiums seating 4000 to 6000 people. Class C gymnasiums seating 2000 to 4000 people, and Class D gymnasiums seating fewer than 2000 people.
Hospitals refer to medical institutions with permanent hospital beds, which are able to take in patients and provide them with medical and nursing services. Hospitals are classified into three categories: hospitals at or above the county level, hospitals of rural townships, and other hospitals. According to their ownership, hospitals can be classified into three categories: hospitals under the public health departments, hospitals under industrial and other departments and collective-owned hospitals. Hospitals at or above county level are divided into comprehensive and specialized hospitals.
Medical Technical Personnel refers to all medical staff and workers employed by medical institutions, including doctors of Chinese and Western medicine, senior doctors who integrate traditional Chinese therapeutics with Western therapeutics in practice, senior nurses, pharmacists of Chinese and Western medicine, laboratory specialists, other specialists, paramedics of Chinese and Western medicine, nurses, midwives, druggists in Chinese and Western medicine, laboratory technicians, other technicians, other practitioners of Chinese medicine, nursing attendants, pharmacological workers of Chinese and Western medicine, laboratory workers, and other primary medical personnel.
Doctors refer to qualified professional medical workers approved to practice by public health departments. They are classified into doctors of Chinese medicine, doctors of Western medicine, senior doctors who integrate traditional Chinese therapeutics with Western therapeutics in practice, paramedics of Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and other specialists of Chinese medicine.


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People Share Photos That Prove Why South Korea Is a One-of-a-Kind Place
October 26, 2010 by Kristen Reed
Every now and then, when the US makes a decision worth seventeen facepalm emojis, my friends and I all get together (virtually) and daydream about where we should move. We've discussed Jamaica, Costa Rica, Japan, and many more. Everyone has to agree on a place, of course, and that never happened until South Korea came up. The photos below, shared on the South Korea subreddit, prove it's the perfect place to be for even the pickiest person. From incredible vistas that will stop you in your tracks to the little things in life that put a smile on your face, this country has it all. Everyday life in the country is so colorful and unique, and it seems like there's a lot we can learn from them!
1. Public Transportation Libraries
A subway library. Now I've seen it all. The Book Train is public transportation with a literary twist. It offers over 500 different titles in paperback and hardcover, with an additional set of electronic devices that are full of literature from around the world. The train itself is painted so that the doors look like books!
It's on the tracks of the Gyeongui Line, which travels 124 kilometers each way across Seoul and the Gyeonggi-do Province. Even better? The train hosts informative events each month, like book concerts and author talks. You can catch it in the early morning, at lunchtime, and again in the evening!
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What To Read Awards: More winners
The titles, debuts and characters that defined the year
By David Daley
December 23, 2012 8:57PM (UTC)
Debut of the year, Katherine Boo's "Behind the Beautiful Forever" and Kevin Powers' "The Yellow Birds." A new fiction writer and a brilliant reporter tied for the best first book. Boo's "Behind the Beautiful Forevers" was named the best book of the year, and four of our judges also named it the year's strongest debut. But four voters also went for a lyrical debut by an Iraq War veteran, Powers' "The Yellow Birds." In naming it one of the year's strongest titles, Marjorie Kehe of the Christian Science Monitor called it a "vivid and haunting portrait of friendship and war as a young soldier remembers the death of his teenage friend." Other books with multiple mentions included "Girlchild" by Tupelo Hassman and Ben Fountain's "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk."
Most overlooked book of the year: "How to Get Into the Twin Palms" by Karolina Waclawiak. Our critics reached no consensus on this topic; everyone used it as a chance to celebrate something they loved that nevertheless fell short of their list. So without a clear victor, we're giving the award to Waclawiak's debut novel, which four critics loved enough to include in their top-10 lists -- but which we had missed entirely. It's the story of a young Los Angeles woman so isolated that she dreams of the immigrant experience and tries to pass herself off as Russian. "The novel is beautifully written and so suffused with loneliness it makes you ache," says Roxane Gay.
Book that best encapsulates 2012: "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" by Ben Fountain. As Time magazine critic Lev Grossman notes, the entire purpose of Fountain's acclaimed comic debut was to nail this time and place. In this novel's time and place, it's Thanksgiving at a Dallas Cowboys football game, and the heroes of Bravo Squad are on a Bush administration-designed "victory tour" to juice support for the war. But the soldiers just want to meet Beyoncé and not be thanked for their service. It's "less a war novel than an Iraq War novel; it's about a specific historical, political and cultural moment," writes Salon's Laura Miller, "and its intersection with the eternal verities of war itself." Two other novels with multiple mentions here: Dave Eggers' "A Hologram for the King" and A.M. Homes' "May We Be Forgiven."
Best character of 2012: Patrick Melrose, from Edward St. Aubyn's novels: Here's another category where our critics produced a terrific range of nominees, from Amazing Amy (the manipulative mastermind behind Gillian Flynn's genius brainteaser "Gone Girl") to Yunior (the cheating heart of Junot Diaz' "This Is How You Lose Her"). But there was consensus that this was the year of Patrick Melrose, the wealthy patriarch and star of British writer Edward St. Aubyn's long-running and ever gossipy and aristocratic series of novels, which concluded this year with "At Last." Picador reissued the first four novels in one delicious paperback to coincide with "At Last" -- and both the reissue and the final novel finished just outside our top-10. Indeed, if you were to add up all the votes those two books received, Melrose would have vaulted into the top-five. "I read 'The Patrick Melrose Novels' not long after finishing up season two of 'Downton Abbey.' Jumping from a whimsical First World War-era tale of a British aristocratic family into the disturbing and dirty lives of the more contemporary Patrick Melrose and his family was like going from a nice hot shower straight into a tub full of ice," writes Jason Diamond of Vol. 1 Brooklyn. "Edward St. Aubyn writes beautifully about ugly people and their messy lives, and I loved every sentence."
Book most likely to enter the canon or be read 20 years from now: "The Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson" by Robert Caro. We're going to suggest that our critics played it a little safe here, but probably still got it right. Caro's biographical doorstops have already won two Pulitzers, two National Book Critics Circle Awards for nonfiction and a National Book Award. It's the definitive work on Johnson, and this chapter covered his ascent to the White House after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. "It's not an exaggeration to say this might be the best presidential biography ever written. I have no doubt it will be discussed for decades, not just by students of literature, but of history, too," says NPR critic Michael Schaub. Also earning multiple votes: Andrew Solomon's "Far From the Tree," and three novels -- "Canada" by Richard Ford, "NW" by Zadie Smith and "Bring Up the Bodies" by Hilary Mantel.
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David Daley
David Daley is the author of "Unrigged: How Americans Are Battling Back to Save Democracy" and a senior fellow at FairVote.
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BinaryX (BNX) Shoots Over 90% In A Day
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Published on 14 September 2021, 19:11 -06:00
BinaryX, a new cryptocurrency created by the developers of popular game CryptoKitties, has shot up in value over 90% in just one day. It's currently trading at $0.05 USD per BNX.
BinaryX (BNX) has risen by 90% in the past 24 hours.
Binance Smart CHain and Ethereum are used to create the platform.
The game token for BinaryX Cyber Dragon has been released.
While some early investors remain committed to crypto-assets, the technology has progressed in terms of innovation and growth. Apart from crypto-assets, gaming tokens are gaining popularity. In our thoughts, Axie Infinity is the most well-known gaming token, and as a consequence, a slew of new gaming tokens have flooded the market.
In the crypto sector, DeFi and NFTs, on the other hand, are game-changers. They've received a lot of attention, and their security features are top-of-mind. Images, movies, and artwork are among the many forms accessible for NFTs. Even game characters and goods are available as NFTs, enticing investors. This play-to-earn idea has captivated many consumers, and gaming tokens are quickly becoming the industry's rage.
BinaryX is a Binance Smart Chain and Ethereum-based decentralized derivatives contract. Users can trade binary options with ease thanks to BinaryX's enhanced Automated Market Maker (AMM) technology.
Situation on the Market Right Now
The current price of BNX is $23.20 at the time of writing, with a 24-hour trading volume of $6,919,987. BNX has risen 91.68 percent in a day, according to Coinmarkercap, and is now ranked 639th. Furthermore, there are now 1,335,426 BNX coins in circulation.
BinaryX Trading Chart
The graphic shows BinaryX's bullish trend (BNX). Within a day, the price of BNX has risen from $16.62 to $23.20. Significantly, BNX hit an all-time high of $23.20 on August 25. The price of BNX has increased by nearly 380 percent in the last seven days, from $45.3 to $23.20.
BinaryX has released its game token.
The game tokens are built on the 'Play-to-Gain' principle, which means that users or gamers may use the tokens to play the game and earn prizes. On Pancakeswap, BinaryX Cyber Dragon has listed its gaming token $Gold. Users may now start mining and playing games to earn DeFi goods.
Binary released its game-token on August 25 and it is currently accessible on the Pancakeswap exchange, according to latest updates. This may be the cause for BNX's price increase, since the idea of play-to-earn appeals to gamers. The rise, however, has reached a tipping point for BNX customers. As the system develops, users may anticipate additional price hikes. If the current trend continues, BNX users will be rewarded handsomely in the not-too-distant future.
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