Thanks to the nastiness and bullying tactics of the Babes Against Biotech, some of our politicians have decided that they will comply with the demands of Naomi Carmona. She apparently is a highly regarded expert in biotechnology and should be heeded as she knows where the future of Hawaii should lie. Let's talk a bit more about the claims she makes as fact or truth.
I'm voting for candidates who actually take money from the seed companies because it kicks the ignorance that's infecting and contaminating our state right in the face. If a politician has a guts to stand up and say, "I know where the future is and I'm not listening to a hypocritical chic in a bikini and other nasty activists," that's the politician I want in office. The trendy hobby activism is really the dumbing down of Hawaii and making people so oblivious as to how biotech has moved our world forward and how it can help others around us. Logic, rational thought, research, and evidence must be our guide for the future, not the trend of the moment.
Let's face it, the people who proudly proclaim themselves as GMO free and A'ole GMO don't care whether or not the information they state is true or false. The sad part about their massive misinformation campaign is that it's deadly. Just the other day, GMO Free USA was tweeting and Facebook posting this meme associating insulin with diabetes. Um, no, that isn't the case. Dr. Kevin Folta, does a great job and putting the "boneheads" in their place for spreading this kind of misinformation. Asking a diabetic to be afraid of one's insulin is a death sentence with this kind of fear mongering.
The World Doesn't Want GMOs?
Naomi, as well as other anti-GMO activists, will all claim that the rest of the world doesn't want this technology. She, of course has no formal education other than being an activist, but somehow knows this. I walked around the BIO International Convention the last several days and was among some 20K people and I'm really not too sure that she's telling the truth.
Little did these misguided women know that inside the exhibition hall was 65 countries featuring their GMO technology behind them. They included the very autocratic countries that they adore for their "GMO bans," like Russia, Hungary, and China.
It's pretty clear to me that the world does want GMOs based on what I saw here. Naomi and her crew will keep touting that there are "64 countries that ban GMOs" over and over but I'm starting to think that they aren't being fully truthful and didn't do their due diligence. That's not what the 20K attendees to the BIO International Conference saw there last week.
Well, I did invite her to the farm over a year ago and she never responded. I really am irked with her mention of "GMO-free papayas." Yes, you are dividing the farmers and knocking the ones devastated by the disease with your pitching of this kind of message. It makes me angry that uninformed politicians are taking these kinds of sides and ignoring where the world is heading. Her Down to Earth and Whole Food Markets supply a mere 1% of the Hawaii's markets and she's fear mongering to the general public to be afraid of food that has been tested beyond belief is unbelievable to me. What's she saying about the 99% who buy their food at Times, Foodland, and Sack and Save? Should I feel bad for buying food that is affordable?
If she sincerely wants that "local and sustainable food supply," I think she should ask the very people who are the ones that are "local and sustaining" the food market. The papaya farmers from my dad to others are definitely sustainable at some 40 years or more and going on 3 generations and she's sending a snub their way. Sorry, Tulsi, this has gone on too far with your actions and words being so insincere. If you sincerely want more local food and it be sustainable, then you'd better include all the people involved right now instead of picking and choosing. You're part of the problem if you're not going to look at the whole picture and include all the parts. That's not what good leaders do if they are going to solve problems.
But then again, the truth is coming out about politicians like her and others who align with activists. Russell Ruderman, a Big Island state senator finally comes clean about the truth.
The truth is out by our anti-GMO politicians. They aren't looking out for the local people but for their own self interests in mainland activism and food elitism. It's not about making an affordable Hawaii for all but making it harder, and harder for all the local people already having a hard time.
Some wanna be politicians/activists aren't always very scrupulous and love to play coy too. You can fool many but you can't fool them all.
Dustin Barca, Kauai Mayoral Candidate's email accusing me of crimes against humanity.
Fern Rosenthiel, of Ohana O Kauai, makes her clueless but honest opinion of the ag workers.
Robert Harris, Sierra Club Executive Director, who posted this question when I placed a link on Kent Fonomoana's page about the environmental groups. He's someone who doesn't know that Earthjustice is tied to the Sierra Club? Really? Oh, that's why he deleted it!
Terez Amato, State Senate Candidate running on Maui against the incumbent, Roz Baker. I almost mistook Tulsi's email for Terez's!
The unbelievable things people say is documented all over the internet and is so easy to find because it's everywhere. Do we as local people want the food fight to continue or are we really going to sit down and actually DO SOMETHING? If we really want to reach our goal of more local food and farms, then we'd either work together or get out of the way! A vote for these people shows that they want to continue the onslaught against ag. It's your choice this election season.
A vote for an anti-GMO candidate is a vote for more of this to happen in our communities. Arthur Brun is a Syngenta employee and an active community contributor who recently found this on his campaign sign. Clearly, the no aloha crew has made it's mark again.
Take that Corporate Evil Money Folks and Have NO SHAME!
Honestly, if I knew that a politician was avoiding taking Monsanto or any other corporation's money to run their campaign, I'd be proud of them. They are telling people like the Babes Against Biotech, Hawaii SEED, the Center for Food Safety, Earthjustice, and the Sierra Club that they will not be bullied by misinformation and the non-profit activism money from the mainland. A politician, who has the bravery to stand up against these groups, deserves the local person's respect and shows that he or she has done due diligence to researching what the truth really is.
Where was Hawaii SEED and the Babes Against Biotech when papaya farmers across our state had their farms destroyed by disease? What contribution did these activists offer to help solve this very real problem? They were not around at all and when the problem was finally solved, then they started to attack the farmers' successes head on. Many of the members of Hawaii SEED did not laud the saving of these crops but instead started the onslaught of misinformation campaigns with well known groups like the Center for Food Safety.
The best image yet that incorporates fear and demonizes the papaya farmers has to be the one found on their website. It's sure to bring on some shivers down your spine when you see a papaya tree and hazmat suits. Clearly, fear mongering at it's best! These actions show that these groups are NOT about helping farmers but attacking them.
So who was there to help save this crop from total destruction? It was the corporations that helped to fund the research that ultimately saved Hawaii papayas. They donated the resources for this effort to help save that industry so that farmers like these could continue their farms to bring you those local, sustainable foods like papayas.
So Mr. and Ms. Politician, don't be ashamed of who you get your campaign funding from. It sends us all a message that you have the guts and integrity to stand up for what is right for Hawaii and that you've done your homework. I admire people who can stand up for the truth against a loud, obnoxious and misinformed crowd that are only willing to take away things and never have anything to offer in return. They say really ugly things and I know, I have had it directed my way, but that is only a reflection on themselves, not you! You are the leaders that Hawaii needs to heal and nurture our communities and move us towards being educated and informed rather than fear mongered and kept in the dark. Be that leader and do what's right even though it isn't popular!
Every time you feel afraid of the activists bullying, you tell these farmers that they can't farm and need to keep defending their work and have them leaving their fields. Is that how we are going to meet our goals towards more local food? Send us a more consistent message and take a stand for what is right. Stop allowing activism to control the conversations and take that stand. The farmers need you, the politicians, to do this. They have lost plenty of time, money, and effort continuing to defend their work. Let them fulfill their passions. Let them farm!
They hired prominent community leaders, conducted unethical "push polls", and employ an army of industry bloggers and social media experts that attack the credibility and integrity of their opponents at every step.
Gary Hooser is so dumbfounded and blinded by his broken record statements that he can't fathom that anyone would speak out for farmers could actually do it for free! Yes, Mr. Hooser and your fellow anti-GMO followers, I have not received a cent let alone any kind of payment to write this blog let alone pay for its existence. None. What is true is that I'm sick and tired of you and your activists doing nasty stuff towards anyone who speaks up for agriculture in Hawaii and acting as if you speak for the local people. No, you are just taking advantage of local people not speaking up, plain and simple. I find it pretty amazing that your title for today's blog mentions bullying because you seem to have chosen the wrong word.
If you read these kinds of comments, would you actually feel safe trying to testify for your cause? Common sense tells you no way. Does it look like a mob targeting people? Are there forms of intimidation in the comments? Do you actually think that real homeless people would stay there and risk their own safety against people who say and think stuff like this? I'd have to say I don't think so. Real people know the truth of what happened and why.
He himself doesn't like to see the disrespect, rather any criticism, on his own page also but it must be fine for his mob to do it towards others.
Residents supporting the Bill slept overnight on the hard and wet cement in front of the County building in order to garner a coveted seat inside the Council chambers, while the chemical companies hired the homeless and down-and-out to hold seats for their executives.
Then there is that supposedly "clueless" guy Tyler who claims to no nothing of the issue wearing a Hui O Kauai hat and taking $100 right on camera. The anti-GMO mob taped the whole thing themselves. Then there is the admission by Mr. Hooser himself that Tyler is his son's friend. Who's telling the truth?
Bill 2491 does not ban pesticides nor does it ban GMO's, it simply requires disclosure.
Then there is yet another claim in his blog too about the meeting that the County Council was to vote on the bill. Had they outright voted on the bill as intended with the 6 members, according to the Sunshine Law, the meeting would have ended. The had polled for the vote and discovered that there would not be a quorum that set off the motion to get that 7th person in to reach quorum to finally pass the law.
And Mr. Hooser, as well as Mr. Atchitoff, if you are so determined to be aligned with these GMO Free groups, why were you eating it products that your mob members love to hate at a restaurant that isn't GMO Free?! Did you thank a GMO farmer that day?
Of course people are going to say that Mr. Hooser was being spied upon at his dinner but the plain truth is he walked in after this person was having dinner that night. Get your facts straight. Never mind, there are no straight facts with followers of his regime.
And one last thing Gary and mob members… Are you trying to bully me for my petition to speak up for the farmers that you have disparaged and been disrespectful too? You may have the numbers but that doesn't equal up to the hard work and knowledge that any farmer has any day. I'm standing with the farmers!


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Modern Commander - A Competitive Variant of EDH Jun 16, 2020
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Added Rule 2A for testing; the belief here is that this change will create more interesting interactions and expand deck building possibilities within the format. If during testing the change proves to be too broken, then the rule will be scrapped before the format is finalized.
Modern Commander - A Competitive Variant of EDH May 21, 2020
So here it is again, yet another suggestion for Modern Commander that seems to crop up every few years. Well, hopefully by the end of this post I may have at least piqued your curiosity in some way in regards to why this suggested Modern EDH Format will be different for the others. As you read on though, I implore you to keep an open mind as these rules and guidelines are merely an Alpha Test for what I hope will one day become a legitimate variant of EDH. So without further delay, I present to you Modern Commander/mEDH:
The Philosophy of Modern Commander
Commander as a whole is undoubtedly a very popular format that a lot of us have been playing for well over a decade now and in that time a particular style of Commander has emerged that's proven to be popular in its own right among members of this community. That is the style we've all come to know as a cEDH. So why, you may ask, is Modern Commander being structured as a competitive orientated variant when cEDH exists? Because, to put it frankly, cEDH is not only exceptionally expensive to get into but it is also unregulated by the Rules Committee.
The Rules Committee for Commander have made it clear since Commander was introduced that it was intended first and foremost to be a casual, social orientated format. Because of this cEDH as a format will never see a proper banlist that's designed to regulate the long term health of theformat and instead will have to cope with a banlist that's orientated more towards fostering a friendly casual environment over regulating anything that is genuinely problematic. This is more perfectly illustrated with the April 2020 banlist update; in the announcement the rules committee made the following statement:
"We believe Commander is still best as a social-focused format and will not be making any changes to accommodate tournament play. Taking responsibility for your and your opponents' fun, including setting expectations with your group, is a fundamental part of the Commander philosophy. Organizers who want to move towards more untrusted games should consider adding additional rules or guidance to create the Commander experience they want to offer."
I want to stress that there is nothing wrong with this statement, but at the same time people value and appreciate structure which is why despite their insistence that the rules are suggestions (which is why Rule 0 exists) not many playgroups deviate from their rules and banlist by any degree or even at all. It is because of this that from our point of view cEDH is on a ticking clock in terms of format health. Flash warped the format and was banned, but how long will it	be before something else comes out that does the same thing? And when that happens, the Rules Committee has already made it clear they won't intervene again. What will happen then?
That is where Modern Commander comes in. We want Modern Commander to be competitive, we want you to take your deck and break it, we want you to come up with the stupidest combos and strategies imaginable. Through Modern Commander the competitive side of Commander will finally have a set of rules properly tuned to a competitive format and won't face the impending inevitability of the format becoming stale when the next problematic card is printed.
So why Modern? Well with the idea that this variant format is geared towards the competitive mindset that also came with its own issues. The biggest one being cost, as has been brought up countless times in the past. If you want a format to maintain health for a competitive community then it should be as accessible as possible. With Standard being far too restricting and Pioneer being too new, the clear solution fell towards making it a Modern format.
With Modern, coupled with the few exceptions, the format slows down a little bit but becomes vastly more accessible to people wanting to play in a competitive EDH format. Once the rules and banlist are properly tuned, the idea is that play groups from all over could use them to foster their own cEDH community knowing their format will be properly maintained and balanced when things become too problematic. This has the added benefit of taking some annoyances away from the EDH Rules Committee such as the mounting pressure they faced in regards to Flash. The expectations would be that EDH is strictly casual but mEDH will always be competitive and both can coexist because of it.
Rules for Modern EDH
Deck Construction Rules
1. Players choose a legendary creature or legendary planeswalker as the commander for their deck.
2. A card's color identity is its color plus the color of any mana symbols in the card's rules text. A card's color identity is established before the game begins, and cannot be changed by game effects. The cards in a deck may not have any colors in their color identity which are not in the color identity of the deck's commander.
2A. A card's color identity also determines interactions with cards that interact with specific colors. (Ex. White Knight cannot be blocked by creatures that have black as part of their color identity. (Currently being tested)
3. A Modern Commander deck must contain exactly 100 cards, including the commander.
4. A Modern Commander deck may have a sideboard. The sideboard may contain no more than 10 cards and are swapped out for cards in your Modern Commander deck on a 1-for-1 basis. If you choose to use a companion card, that card must go here and adhere to color identity.
5. With the exception of basic lands, no two cards in the deck or sideboard may have the same English name. Some cards (e.g. Relentless Rats) may have rules text that overrides this restriction.
Play Rules
6. Players begin the game with 40 life.
7. Before a game is started all players reveal their Commanders simultaneously, afterwards players may choose to swap cards out of their deck for cards in their sideboard.
8. Commanders begin the game in the Command Zone. While a commander is in the command zone, it may be cast, subject to the normal timing restrictions for casting cards of your commander's supertype. Its owner must pay 2 for each time it was previously cast from the command zone; this is an additional cost.
9. If a commander would be put into a library, hand, graveyard or exile from anywhere, its owner may choose to move it to the command zone instead.
10. Being a commander is not a characteristic [MTG CR109.3], it is a property of the card and tied directly to the physical card. As such, "commander-ness" cannot be copied or overwritten by continuous effects. The card retains it's commander-ness through any status changes, and is still a commander even when controlled by another player.
11. If a player has been dealt 21 points of damage by a particular Commander during the game, that player loses a game.
12. Commanders are subject to the Legend rule; a player cannot control more than one legend with the same name.
13. Abilities which bring other card(s) you own from outside the game into the game (such as Living Wish; Spawnsire of Ulamog; Karn, the Great Creator) can only interact with cards in your sideboard.
The Modern Commander cardpool consists of all regulation-sized black- and white-bordered Magic cards publicly released by Wizards of the Coast from the following sets in addition to all cards first printed in any WOTC Commander & Brawl Decks (such as Chaos Warp, Command Tower, Tempt With Discovery, & Arcane Signet). Cards are legal to play with as of their sets' prerelease.
The following card sets are permitted in Modern Commander:
Banned List
This is likely where some controversy will arise and I completely understand that. For now (I can't stress that enough) there is no banlist. I know how crazy that sounds, but since I intend to treat this as a serious variant format in the vain of 1v1 and Oathbreaker I feel it's best to go in with no banlist and thoroughly test everything to see what rises to top to become format warping cards. At which point they will be evaluated and judgment will be passed on each card on a case by case basis.
My original intent before making this post was to put this through serious testing so I can at least present it with a proper banlist, but I ended up settling on doing it now to get some proper feedback on the idea. Even if it doesn't take off like I'd like, it'll still be something that my particular group will enjoy and maybe in time this might end up becoming something.
On that, I'll close with a foil to the ending line for Commander's Philosophy;
The format can be broken; we believe games are more fun if you do so.
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The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker | Review
The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker
In a small rural town, a college freshman sleeps and can't be woken, then another, then more, and more, and more until the mysterious illness takes over the town and the lives of everyone in it.
"Those affected by the illness, doctors discover, are displaying unusual levels of brain activity, higher than has ever been recorded before. They are dreaming heightened dreams—but of what?
Written in luminous prose, The Dreamers is a breathtaking and beautiful novel, startling and provocative, about the possibilities contained within a human life—if only we are awakened to them.
I adored Walker's debut, The Age of Miracles.
A mysterious sleeping illness.
Emily St. John Mandel endorsement.
What Worked For Me
The Historical Start – Karen Thompson Walker began The Dreamers with a brief rundown of sleeping illnesses over the centuries. I thought this glimpse into the past gave her story some historical gravitas, lifting it beyond a dystopian tale.
Walker's Writing – It was just SO GOOD! She could turn a phrase to make me stop and take note, while still feeling completely authentic to her story and propelling the reader deeper in its grasp.
"But whoever shares her lipstick that day, whoever borrows her eyeliner, whoever kisses her cheek that night or dances too close of clinks her flute of champagne, whoever touches her hand to admire the ring, whoever catches the bouquet at the end of the night – all of them, every one, is exposed.
This is how the sickness travels best: through all the same channels as do fondness and friendship and love."
A Large, Rich Cast of Characters – The Dreamers was ultimately the story of an unknown illness that took over a small, isolated college town, but its story was told through the people who lived there. Walker used no true "main" characters, but instead a variety of community members to track the disease's arc. Favorites included:
Mei – Roommate to the very first victim, Mei was a young woman already isolated, finding her voice.
Sara & Libby – Sisters left alone when their survivalist father falls into sleep.
"His voice is rising to a shout, and the more he talks, the less the girls do, as if the volume were like oxygen, a thing that runs out."
Ben & Annie – Fragile new parents fearing for themselves and their tiny daughter.
Catherine – A psychiatrist looking for ways to help survivors and families affected by this strange new disease.
A Far from Neat and Tidy Ending – I have mixed feelings about the ending of The Dreamers. I appreciate that Walker leaves the reader with elements to ponder and a conclusion to think about long after turning the last page, but….
What Didn't
A Far from Neat and Tidy Ending – …at the same time, the ending felt very abrupt. I'd liked to have seen just a little more closure on both the disease and the people living in its wake. Still, this was just a minor flaw for me.
{The Final Assessment}
I adored Walker's debut, The Age of Miracles, so was somewhat nervous about picking up her sophomore novel, but I needn't have worried. I think her second book was every bit as good as the first and had the same "new reality" quality that made me a fan. The Dreamers proved to be a wonderful start to my 2019 reading and a book I can highly recommend. Grade: A-
The Age of Miracles by Karen Thompson Walker – The journey of a middle school girl living with the reality of time slowing down, days and nights growing longer and longer.
Gather the Daughters by Jennie Melamed – A dystopian story of young women and girls who fight against their male dominated society's tradition of valuing daughters above all else. (my review)
Note: I received a copy of this book from Random House (via NetGalley) in exchange for my honest review. Thank you!
Filed Under: By Title, Contemporary Fiction, Other Tagged With: 2019 Review, Book Review, Contemporary Fiction, Dystopian, Grade A
Sarah's Book Shelves says
Agreed about the ending..although I didn't think it was abrupt so much as anti-climactic. But, a very minor flaw…excellent book! I'm thinking it has a good shot at making my Top 10 of 2019.
Wow Sarah, potential top 10!! That's awesome for the start of the new year!
Susie says
You're right abrupt wasn't quite the word for the ending. It just sort of happened with no ta-da type moments..
I started this last night and so far I really like it, especially her writing. I'm so happy to hear it there's a large cast of characters. Little nervous about that ending but I'm interested to see where I fall
Let me know how you like it. The characters were so well done.
RK says
Wonderful review! I'm really looking forward to this one. I recently read Station Eleven and have learned that I enjoy literary dystopian novels.
Station Eleven is one of my vary favorite books. I'm glad you enjoyed it and I think you'll like The Dreamers, too.
That's Just what I was going to say 🎯
Excellent review Susie! You touched on exactly why I loved this book – the characters and the writing. I wasn't bothered by the ending either but when I recommend the book to others I do mention that if they like neat and tidy endings this book doesn't have one.
I'm certain this will be on my list of 2019 favorites. And now I have to read her first book. Not sure how I missed it when it was first released.
Thank you so much, Jan. This seems to be a book most everyone is liking and it could very well end up on my best of list this year, too. When you're looking for a backlist read do pick up The Age of Miracles. Its premise alone was fascinating.
Aj @ Read All The Things! says
This book has been EVERYWHERE lately. I'm glad it lived up to the hype for you!
Happily, this is one of those books that lives up to all the hype!
Diane D says
I'm hoping to read this one soon; I like the sound of it. Glad you seemed to enjoy it (except for ending)
I didn't not enjoy the ending. It was just a really different sort of ending. Let me know what you think.
Allison | Mind Joggle says
Great review! I loved it as well. It took me a little while to get into it–the large cast of characters left me feeling a little adrift at first, especially since there were so many micro-stories with characters we didn't continue to follow (e.g., in the dorm). It felt the opposite of The Age of Miracles in that way–I remember really caring about those characters from the start. I got past it about halfway through, though, after returning to the ones you listed above several times and feeling more invested in their stories.
And I just love her writing–that quote about the bride stood out to me, too.
I agree with you that even though both of Walker's books have that dystopian edge to them, they played out very differently. I feel like I might have liked The Age of Miracles a little more, but that was also four or five years ago, so it's hard to compare.
Monica Kim says
Wonderful review. I wasn't sure whether I wanted to read this, but I may have to rethink it!
Thanks, Monica. Obviously, I vote for you to read The Dreamers!
This reminds me of one of Stephen King's last novels… haha the premise was a bit similar! I don't know if I would enjoy it… what do you think?


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Q: Questions for a personal LED/ATmega328P-PU project Ok, so first of all, here's I'm wanting to use in this project

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*x14 5mm Red LEDs

*x14 Resistors (1 per LED due to individual control -
how many ohms each? I don't quite understand Ohms law)

*x1 Battery and holder (was thinking a button
cell battery if possible)

*x1 Latching button (on/off)

*x1 Momentary button (switch modes)

*x1 "Joule Theif" for 3.3v/5v (i.e. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53beWYdIpc)

*x1 ATmega328p-pu (that I plan on underclocking to conserve
power - there a more efficient chip to use in this situation?)

Each LED would be connected to a separate pin on the chip with a resistor to turn on/off individually to form patterns. I'd like to limit battery use to a single battery (ideally cell for its size, or AA/9v since they're also common). I'd be using 2 proto boards on standoffs, one with just LEDs, the other with everything else and battery/buttons on the back. The positive LED terminals and ground would go into female headers on the other board for easier disassembly.
I'll be completely honest, I have no clue where to start. I'm really fresh into electrical work/arduinos and I spent a good 2/+ hours just trying to figure out if I could get the step up + >3.3v battery method would work, let alone if a button cell battery could do it.
Some things I think I've gathered:

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*The ATmega328p-pu can work off of 1.8v minimum, but the Red LEDs would require a higher voltage than that (what would the difference be in Voltage needed in series vs a distribution like I mentioned?)

*A button cell battery probably won't work because of limited mA

*DC/DC Step-ups aren't optimal(?)

I'm willing to go other routes entirely, such as just using an Arduino Nano and just plugging it in for power, but the battery route would be awesome if it could hold 1-2 max batteries and be small enough space-wise. If using a step up, would it be best to aim around 5v instead? I'm open to any and all suggestions. I know there's plenty of questions and all of them are pretty amateur but I find myself in over my head in most relevant posts I've seen so far.
Thank you so much in advance for your help!
Edit: Done some more hours of research and wrapping my head around all this and I have a complete setup designed now, all that's missing are values/power ratings I'd need and some other questions I'd have. I might post those as a new question instead down the road - thanks for your guys' help so far!

A: I will try to help you understand Ohms Law.  There are 3 forms of this law.  R=V/I; I= V/R; & V=IR. For you to have a good understanding, I will give you some examples.
Lets start with an LED that has the following parameters: V=2 @ I=20ma.
If you connect it to  a 5v source, then you have to use a series resistor of R=V/I = ((5-2)/.02 =) 150 ohms.  The power consumed by the resistor & LED, is P=VI =5x.02 = 0.10W.  For 14 LEDs = 1.4W
If you connect it to a 3v source, then the resistor needed is ((3-2)/.02 =) 50 ohms, and the power used is P=3x.02 = .06W.  For 14 LEDs = 0.84W.
These examples show that less power is wasted, if the source voltage is closer to the LED voltage.

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The "Golden Venture cases" involve the plight of several hundred Chinese undocumented aliens that were smuggled into the U.S. aboard a broken down cargo ship, the Golden Venture. The aliens each paid "snakeheads" (smugglers) up to $40,000 to gain passage on the Golden Venture, which sailed for 3 months before it ran aground in New York Harbor in June 1993. When the ship crashed, the aliens jumped overboard and tried to swim ashore. Several aliens drowned and several hundred were arrested and detained by the INS. About 145 of those arrested were transferred to York County Prison in Pennsylvania for detention.
Many of the detainees sought political asylum, claiming that they were fleeing tyrannical forces, including forced sterilizations and other coercive measures implemented as part of China's one-child population control policy. After their applications for asylum were denied, the aliens appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals ("BIA") which dismissed their appeals. In 1993, numerous detainees filed petitions for habeas corpus in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
On November 15, 1993, the District Court (Judge Sylvia H. Rambo) consolidated all of the individual actions into one case, captioned Yang You Yi v. Maugans, No. 93-1702. Two days later, one of the petitioners moved for class certification and interim class relief. On November 24, 1993, the District Court conditionally certified a class of aliens that had exhausted their administrative remedies and issued a TRO to prevent their deportation. The Court appointed a petitioners' steering committee consisting of 6 attorneys who were charged with assisting the Court in coordinating the litigation. Within the committee, subcommittees were created for (1) individual petitioner issues, (2) substantive immigration law matters and (3) class action issues.
After considering the matter further, the Court de-certified the class and vacated its TRO. Yang v. Reno, 852 F.Supp. 316 (M.D.Pa. 1994). Plaintiffs appealed and the Third Circuit affirmed. Yi v. Maugans, 24 F.3d 500 (3rd Cir. 1994).
The petitioners asserted that the Clinton Administration was unduly exerting political pressure to deny their claims for asylum and withholding of deportation. They contended that the Administration was using them as an example to discourage other Chinese citizens from attempting to immigrate to the U.S. They sought discovery to prove their allegations of political interference. The government resisted and moved for a protective order limiting discovery. The trial court denied the motion and permitted discovery on the issue. Yang v. Reno, 157 F.R.D. 625 (M.D.Pa. 1994).
After discovery was completed, several petitioners moved partial summary judgment on the issue of whether they had effected an "entry" into the United States. The issue was critical because while undocumented immigrants had the right to request release on bond in connection with deportation, those caught outside the country trying to enter it illegally (exclusion cases), had no right to release. Judge Rambo found that the petitioners on the Golden Venture met the criteria for entry under the Immigration and Nationality Act and were therefore entitled to be released on bond. Chung v. Reno, 886 F.Supp. 1172 (M.D.Pa. 1995). The Third Circuit disagreed and reversed the grant of partial summary judgment. Yang v. Maugans, 68 F.3d 1540 (3rd Cir. 1995) Rehearing and suggestion for rehearing in banc was denied. Other subsequent summary judgment rulings were also ordered to be vacated by the Third Circuit in light of its opinion. You Yi Yang v. Maugans, 77 F.3d 466 (3rd Cir. 1996).
On March 13, 1996, the District Court issued its memorandum, holding that the petitioners were not entitled to an evidentiary hearing on their claim of political interference. The Court also determined that petitioners failed to present significant evidence on their equal protection claim - alleging that their asylum claims were adversely affected by their status as Golden Venture passengers. Yang v. Reno, 925 F.Supp. 320 (M.D.Pa. 1996).
The government then moved to dismiss all of the pending individual petitions for writs of habeas corpus. Judge Rambo denied the motion but ordered all petitioners, who believed that they had outstanding unresolved issues in their individual habeas petitions, to brief those issues. The PACER docket reflects various court action on individual petitions thereafter.
In October 1996, Judge Rambo stayed all proceedings on all habeas petitions in light of newly passed federal legislation, Section 601(a) of Illegal Immigration and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA). The Court ordered the petitioners' steering committee and the respondents to file case resolution proposals addressing the new law. After receiving the proposals and meeting with the parties, the Court remanded many of the petitioners' cases to Board of Immigration Appeals to reevaluate petitioners' claim for political asylum in light of IIRIRA.
From 1997 until the end of 2002, when the case was closed, the PACER docket reflects that the Court took various action on the individual petitions still pending before it.
Note that separate criminal proceedings were pursued against the snakeheads that smuggled the passengers of the Golden Venture. See e.g. United States v. Lee Peng Fei, 225 F.3d 167, 169-70 (2d Cir. 2000). News accounts reported that the lead smuggler Cheng Chui Ping, known as "the Mother of all Snakeheads," was captured abroad and eventually extradited to the U.S. were she was convicted for her involvement in the smuggling operation.
Plaintiff Description Several hundred Chinese undocumented aliens that were smuggled into the U.S. aboard the ship, the Golden Venture.


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An immune system in a PILL? First synthetic antibodies created that could one day treat cancer and even HIV
It may soon be possible to give your own immune system a helping hand by taking a pill that mimics the actions of antibodies.
Scientists at Yale University have created the first synthetic antibodies that can attach to disease causing cells and help target the body's immune response to them.
This mimics the action of natural antibodies which bind to diseased cells and bacteria in the blood stream and encourage white blood cells to kill them.
The scientists say their synthetic antibodies, which can be stored at room
Dr David Spiegel, a chemist at Yale University who has been developing the synthetic antibodies, said the molecules can be taken as a pill like painkillers and antibiotics.
His team have already used their molecules to produce a synthetic molecule that attacks prostate cancer.
They hope similar molecules could be used to develop treatments for other forms of cancer, bacterial infections and even HIV.
Dr Spiegel said: 'Unlike antibodies, our molecules are synthetic organic compounds that are approximately one-twentieth the size of antibodies.
'They are unlikely to cause unwanted immune reactions due to their structure, are thermally stable, and have the potential to be administered orally, just like traditional, small-molecule drugs.'
Doctors already use antibodies in treatments known as monoclonal antibody therapy.
This is a form of immunotherapy that uses natural antibodies created from cells grown in the laboratory.
However, these antibodies tend to be large molecules that are sensitive to temperature change and so need to be stored carefully.
Due to their size they also need to be administered through an injection.
They work by specifically targeting diseased cells and hyjacking the immune system to destroy these cells.
In the human body, antibodies are Y-shaped proteins that are produced by plasma cells in the blood in their billions.
Each molecule contains structures that bind to unique molecules on the surface of foreign cells, known as antigens, allowing them to identify cells that do not belong in the body.
By clumping around these foreign cells they can neutralise them while also attract white blood cells from the immune system that then destroy the danger.
The synthetic antibodies developed by Dr Spiegel and his team, called Synthetic Antibody Mimics, or SyAMs, work in a similar way.
However, they are just a twentieth of the size of natural antibodies, meaning they can pass through the walls of the gut.
This means they can be taken orally as a pill rather than having to be injected.
In work published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, Dr Spiegal reported that they had designed SyAMs that can bind to a specific antigen on prostate cancer cells.
They are created by combining chemicals in a laboratory, much like conventional drugs, meaning they can also be mass produced.
Currently their SyAMs have only been used on cancer tissue in the laboratory but the researchers are hoping to conduct animal trials shortly.
If successful this could lead to human trials within a few years.
They are also developing SyAMs that are capable of targeting HIV, other cancers and bacteria that cause autoimmune diseases.
Speaking to Scientific American, Dr Laura Kiessling at the University of Wisconsin–Madison who studies antibodies, said the research could allow tailor made treatments.
She said: 'It can be tailored to selectively recruit specific types of immune cells to kill tumor cells.
'The smaller size of the compounds could also be an asset in eliminating tumors, but the benefits would need to be looked at in vivo.'


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Q: Alarmmanager display toast at intervals Hello I'm new to Java and android, I'm trying to use alarmmanager with a chronometer to display a toast every 10 seconds after the startButton is pressed. Nothing is happening after 10 seconds and I'm not sure why.
Can you look at my code and help me to identify and resolve the problems?
Thankyou.
variables - journeycount = chronometer, pendingIntent mAlarmSender
Main Class - SafeDrive3Activity
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.main);

            journeycount = (Chronometer) findViewById(R.id.journeycount);
            // Watch for button clicks.
            startButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id.startButton);
            startButton.setOnClickListener(mStartListener);

            resetButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id.resetButton);
            resetButton.setOnClickListener(mResetListener);

        }

View.OnClickListener mStartListener = new OnClickListener() {
    public void onClick(View v) {

      int stoppedMilliseconds = 0;

      String chronoText = journeycount.getText().toString();
      String array[] = chronoText.split(":");

      if (array.length == 2) {
        stoppedMilliseconds = Integer.parseInt(array[0]) * 60 * 1000
            + Integer.parseInt(array[1]) * 1000;
      } else if (array.length == 3) {
        stoppedMilliseconds = Integer.parseInt(array[0]) * 60 * 60 * 1000
            + Integer.parseInt(array[1]) * 60 * 1000
            + Integer.parseInt(array[2]) * 1000;
      }

      journeycount.setBase(SystemClock.elapsedRealtime() - stoppedMilliseconds);
      journeycount.start();
      startButton.setText("Driving..."); // changes button text value to 'Driving...'
      startButton.setOnClickListener(mStartListener);

      Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
      cal.setTimeInMillis(System.currentTimeMillis());
      // add 10 seconds to calendar object
      cal.add(Calendar.SECOND, 10);
      mAlarmSender = PendingIntent.getBroadcast(SafeDrive3Activity.this,
              0, new Intent(SafeDrive3Activity.this, MyTimeReceiver.class), 0);

      // Schedule the alarm!
      AlarmManager am = (AlarmManager)getSystemService(ALARM_SERVICE);
      am.set(AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP,
                      cal.getTimeInMillis(), mAlarmSender);

    }
    };

        View.OnClickListener mResetListener = new OnClickListener() {
              public void onClick(View v) {
                  Button startButton;
                  startButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id.startButton);
                  startButton.setOnClickListener(mStartListener);
                  journeycount.setBase(SystemClock.elapsedRealtime());

                  startButton.setText("Start Driving");
                  journeycount.setText("00:00");
                  journeycount.stop();

                  AlarmManager am = (AlarmManager)getSystemService(ALARM_SERVICE);
                  am.cancel(mAlarmSender);

              }
        };

              };

Second Class:
public class MyTimeReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver

{
    @Override
      public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
         Toast.makeText(context, "HOUR NOTIFICATION", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();

            }
         }

Manifest.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
package="com.Safe"
android:versionCode="1"
android:versionName="1.0" >

<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="14" />

<application
    android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
    android:label="@string/app_name" >
    <activity
        android:label="@string/app_name"
        android:name=".SafeDrive3Activity" >
        <intent-filter>
        <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
        <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"  />
        </intent-filter>
    <receiver android:name="MyTimeReceiver"></receiver>
        </activity>
    </application>
</manifest>

A: I think you should consider a different approach in this scenario. Why not using a Timer that just launch toasts messages?
Timer timer = new Timer();
timer.schedule(new TimerTask() {
    public void run() {
        Toast.makeText(SafeDrive3Activity.this, "Whatever", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
    }
}, 0, 10000);

A: use below code set alarm manager
am.set(AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP,
                  SystemClock.elapsedRealtime(),mAlarmSender);

A: Try to use the code below:
AlarmManager alarmMgr = (AlarmManager) context.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
Intent serviceIntent = new Intent(context, MyService.class);
PendingIntent pi = PendingIntent.getService(context, 0, serviceIntent, 0);
alarmMgr.setRepeating(AlarmManager.ELAPSED_REALTIME_WAKEUP, SystemClock.elapsedRealtime(), 10000, pi);

I didn't use a BroadcastReviver. I called a Service every 10 seconds.
The new solution:
AlarmManager alarmMgr = (AlarmManager) context.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
Intent serviceIntent = new Intent(context, MyActivity.class);
PendingIntent pi = PendingIntent.getService(context, 0, serviceIntent, 0);
alarmMgr.setRepeating(AlarmManager.ELAPSED_REALTIME_WAKEUP, SystemClock.elapsedRealtime(), 10000, pi);

MyActivity:
public class MyActivity extends Activity {
        @Override
          public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
             Toast.makeText(context, "HOUR NOTIFICATION", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
          }
}


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Bernardo Tolomei (Siena, 1272 - 1348) va ser un religiós italià, fundador de la congregació religiosa benedictina de Santa Maria di Monte Oliveto (olivetans). Beatificat en 1644, va ser canonitzat el 2009 per Benet XVI.

Vida
Nascut el 10 de maig del 1272, era fill de Mino Tolomei i Fulvia Tancredi; va ser batejat amb el nom de Giovanni. Va fer estudis de dret. Es va fer membre dels Disciplinats de Santa Maria, confraria de laics dedicats a la pregària i a la caritat.

En 1313 va retirar-se amb tres amics (Francesco, de qui no se sap el llinatge, Ambrogio Piccolomini i Patrizio Patrizi) a una propietat seva al Deserto d'Accona per a fer vida eremítica. Vivien en coves i van construir una petita capella. Giovanni canvià el seu nom pel de Bernardo (Bernat), en honor de l'abat cistercenc Bernat de Claravall.

Continuà la seva vida solitària fins al 1319 quan amb Patrizio Patrizi, Ambrogio Piccolomini i altres companys, per voluntat del bisbe d'Arezzo Giudo Tarlati di Pietramala, va donar origen a un orde religiós, la Congregació Benedictina de Santa Maria del Monte Oliveto. La dedicació a la Mare de Déu en denota la impronta mariana i el Mont Olivet la relaciona amb el Mont de les Oliveres de Jerusalem. L'orde va adoptar la regla benedictina i té com a característica la gran comunió entre els diversos monestirs, que formen un únic cos amb la casa mare.

Va morir a Siena el 1348, víctima de la pesta. El seu cos va ser enterrat, com el d'altres malalts de pesta, a una fossa comuna: les seves restes mai no van ser trobades.

La seva festivitat se celebra el 19 d'agost, el dia d'abans de la de Sant Bernat de Claravall. Va ser canonitzat per Benet XVI el 21 de febrer de 2009.; la cerimònia va tenir lloc el 26 d'abril del mateix any.

Notes

Enllaços externs

 Lloc web dedicat al sant

Abats benedictins italians
Sants anacoretes
Sienesos
Sants de congregacions benedictines
Sants morts al segle XIV
Sants de la província de Siena
Sants fundadors de comunitats o ordes religiosos catòlics
Sants catòlics italians
Canonitzacions del Papa Benet XVI
Víctimes de la Pesta Negra
Morts a Siena
Sants benedictins
Religiosos toscans

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text:
Uber begins mapping Asia's roads, starting off in Singapore
Jon Russell	@jonrussell / 3 years
Uber is beginning to map roads in Asia for the first time as it aims to improve its service in the region.
The company said today that it has deployed mapping cars in Singapore, the first such country in Asia, in a bid to gather information that can improve its service for both drivers and passengers. It isn't immediately clear when the initiative will be expanded and which countries in Asia might be next, but Uber did explain more on why it maps locally in a blog post:
Existing maps are a good starting point, but some information isn't that relevant to Uber, like ocean topography. There are other things we need to know a lot more about, like traffic patterns and precise pick-up and drop-off locations. We need to be able to provide a seamless experience in parts of the world where there aren't detailed maps — or street signs.
Uber mapping cars have been used in the U.S., UK, Australia, Mexico, Canada and South Africa. Uber hired two executives from Google's Maps team — Brian McClendon and Manik Gupta — to handle its mapping efforts, while it also acquired a maps-focused startup back in 2015.
The company is increasing its focus on India and Southeast Asia after agreeing to sell its loss-making China business, which was costing it an estimated $1 billion per year, to rival Didi Chuxing. Now, Uber is increasing its efforts to rival Ola in India, where it recently introduced hire cars, and battling Grab, which last year raised $750 million led by SoftBank, in Southeast Asia.
As we reported last year, Uber is already profitable in parts of Southeast Asia, and it is working to introduce other services in the region, including UberEats — which came to Singapore last year and recently went live in Bangkok, Thailand.
It isn't all singing and dancing for the U.S. firm in Asia however. It exited China via the Didi deal, this month it suspended its service in Taiwan following government pressure, and it is facing tough challenges in South Korea and Japan.


text:
import * as constants from '../../utils/constants';

const initialState = {
  isLoading: true,
  userYears: {},
  partnerStatus: '',
};

export default function userYearUpdate(state = initialState, { type, payload }) {

  switch (type) {
    case constants.USER_YEARS_GETTING:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: true,
      };
    case constants.USER_YEARS_GOT:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: false,
        userYears: payload.status === undefined ? {} : payload.status,
        partnerStatus: payload.partner,
      };
    case constants.USER_YEARS_ERROR:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: false,
      };
    case constants.USER_YEAR_CREATING:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: true,
      };
    case constants.USER_YEAR_CREATED:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: false,
        userYears: payload.status,
        partnerStatus: payload.partner,
      };
    case constants.USER_YEAR_CREATE_FAILED:
      return {
        ...initialState,
        isLoading: false,
      };
    default:
      return state;
  }
}

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text:
Клуб «1 июля» — неформальное сообщество членов Российской академии наук (РАН), заявивших 1 июля 2013 года о неприемлемости внесённого тогда в Думу законопроекта о реформе государственных академий, предполагавшего ликвидацию РАН, и о своём отказе вступать в учреждаемую этим законопроектом новую «Академию наук». Протесты участников клуба и широкой научной общественности привели к тому, что положения о ликвидации РАН и о создании вместо неё некоей новой академии были исключены из окончательного текста закона. Тем не менее в последующие годы клуб также занимал критическую позицию по отношению к реформам.

Создание и деятельность клуба
Клуб был создан в экстренном порядке в связи с неожиданным появлением законопроекта о реформе РАН.

Инициаторами создания клуба выступили российские учёные, среди которых академики В. Е. Захаров, А. В. Кряжимский, Д. В. Ширков, члены-корреспонденты РАН Ю. И. Манин и И. В. Волович. В заявлении на адрес президента РФ В. В. Путина, председателя Правительства РФ Д. А. Медведева, председателя Совета Федерации РФ В. И. Матвиенко и председателя Государственной Думы РФ С. Е. Нарышкина было сказано:
Выражая категорическое неприятие проекта Федерального закона «О Российской академии наук, реорганизации государственных академий наук и внесении изменений в отдельные законодательные акты Российской Федерации» 305828-6, направленного в Государственную Думу, заявляем об отказе вступить в новую «РАН», если закон будет принят, так как не считаем её законной и достойной правопреемницей и заменой существующей Российской академии наук, основанной Петром I.
Первое заседание клуба состоялось 8 июля 2013 года в Физическом институте РАН им. П. Н. Лебедева (ФИАН).

Благодаря жёстко заявленной позиции и активным действиям клуба летом 2013 года удалось найти определённый компромисс с властью и добиться внесения корректировок в закон о реформе академий перед его принятием (ФЗ-253 от 27 сентября 2013 года). В частности, в закон не вошло положение о прекращении существования РАН, РАМН и РАСХН — вместо этого констатируется, что РАМН и РАСХН «присоединяются к РАН» (статья 18, п. 1), а норма о возможности «ликвидации» РАН отменена — упоминается (статья 5) только о «реорганизации».

В последующие годы (2014—2017) члены клуба многократно выступали с критикой  проводимой реформы РАН. Член клуба В. Е. Захаров оценил начатую реформу как требующую исправления «историческую ошибку», которая «будет рассматриваться как преступление против российской государственности».

В дальнейшем клуб неоднократно выступал с заявлениями по поводу тех или иных проблем образования и науки в России, в частности, в 2020 году осудил инициативу реформы факультетов МГУ.

Выборы руководства РАН в 2017 году

На Общем собрании Академии в марте 2017 года предполагалось провести очередные выборы Президиума РАН. Однако их пришлось отложить до осени из-за внезапного снятия своих кандидатур всеми претендентами на пост президента, которое официально мотивировалось необходимостью корректировки регламента процедуры выборов. Клуб осудил произошедшее: как сказано в заявлении, принятие подобных решений в последний момент свидетельствует, что «…кризис был создан искусственно и выборы были отменены под давлением власти, которому ни кандидаты в президенты, ни Президиум РАН не смогли противостоять».

В начале июня 2017 года клуб инициировал сбор подписей академиков, членкоров и профессоров РАН против законопроекта, меняющего процедуру выборов президента РАН, а именно против требования «согласования» кандидатов с правительством РФ и ограничения числа кандидатов. В результате Комитет Госдумы по науке и образованию поддержал поправку, снимающую лимит на число согласуемых претендентов, и она была учтена в принятом Думой во втором чтении варианте проекта.

Выборы руководства РАН состоялись 25—28 сентября 2017 года. Поскольку, по мнению клуба, вина за мартовский срыв во многом лежит на самих претендентах, в начале сентября в специальном обращении было выражено «недоумение» повторным выдвижением одного из них, с призывом к членам РАН учесть это обстоятельство при голосовании. Обращение подписали более тридцати представителей клуба и присоединившихся к ним учёных. Чуть раньше члены клуба заявили своё несогласие в связи с необоснованным, на их взгляд, отстранением двух академиков, А. Р. Хохлова и В. А. Черешнева, от выборов. В сложившихся условиях клуб принял решение поддерживать кандидатов в президенты РАН Р. И. Нигматулина и А. М. Сергеева «как людей наиболее высоко котирующихся в академической среде». По результатам выборов президентом РАН стал А. М. Сергеев.

Выборы руководства РАН в 2022 году
Выборы-2022 проходят на общем собрании членов РАН 19—22 сентября 2022 года. Изначально на пост президента РАН претендовали четыре академика: Г. Я. Красников (участник выборов-2017), Д. М. Маркович, Р. И. Нигматулин (участник выборов-2017), А. М. Сергеев (действовавший с 2017 года президент). Однако кандидатура Нигматулина не была согласована правительством России, а 19 сентября о снятии с выборов заявил Сергеев (по его словам, «из-за беспрецедентного давления»). Клуб «1 июля» истрактовал отстранение двух ключевых претендентов как превращение выборов в фарс, участие в котором «унизительно для членов РАН».

Изначальные члены клуба
По ситуации на начало сентября 2013 года, в числе подписавших заявление было более 70 академиков и членов-корреспондентов РАН. Среди них:

Академики РАН

 А. А. Абрикосов (1928—2017)
 В. Б. Бетелин
 В. А. Васильев
 А. В. Гапонов-Грехов (1926—2022)
 С. С. Герштейн (1929—2023)
 М. А. Грачёв (1939—2022)
 Н. С. Диканский
 В. В. Дмитриев
 В. А. Дыбо
 Ю. Л. Ершов
 В. Е. Захаров
 Н. С. Кардашев (1932—2019)
 Л. В. Келдыш (1931—2016)
 В. М. Котляков
 А. В. Кряжимский (1949—2014)
 А. П. Кулешов
 Р. И. Нигматулин
 Л. Б. Окунь (1929—2015)
 Ю. Н. Парийский (1932—2021)
 В. А. Рубаков (1955—2022)
 Роальд З. Сагдеев
 М. В. Садовский
 А. А. Старобинский
 С. М. Стишов
 Р. А. Сурис
 В. Б. Тимофеев
 А. В. Чаплик
 Д. В. Ширков (1928—2016)
 Г. М. Элиашберг (1930—2021)
 В. Л. Янин (1929—2020)

Члены-корреспонденты РАН

 А. Е. Аникин (академик с 2016)
 П. И. Арсеев
 В. Е. Балакин
 Л. Д. Беклемишев (академик c 2019)
 А. А. Белавин
 А. Б. Борисов
 В. В. Бражкин (академик с 2016)
 И. В. Волович
 М. И. Высоцкий
 В. Н. Гаврин (академик с 2022)
 С. К. Гулев
 В. И. Данилов-Данильян
 К. Е. Дегтярёв (академик РАН с 2019)
 А. В. Дыбо
 К. П. Зыбин
 С. В. Иванов
 А. И. Иванчик
 Е. Л. Ивченко (академик с 2022)
 Б. Л. Иоффе (1926—2022)
 Ю. И. Манин (1937—2023)
 Ю. Г. Махлин
 А. Ю. Морозов
 А. К. Муртазаев
 С. Ю. Немировский
 И. А. Панин
 М. И. Рабинович
 А. А. Разборов
 Н. Н. Розанов (академик с 2022)
 А. М. Сергеев (академик с 2016)
 Н. Н. Сибельдин (1943—2020)
 Р. Л. Смелянский
 Н. Г. Смирнов
 А. В. Соболев (академик с 2016)
 А. А. Соловьёв (1947—2021)
 О. Н. Соломина
 И. И. Ткачёв (академик с 2016)
 А. А. Толстоногов
 Д. В. Трещёв (академик с 2016)
 Д. И. Трубецков (1938—2020)
 Е. А. Хазанов (академик с 2019)
 И. Б. Хриплович
 Е. В. Щепин
 М. И. Яландин (академик с 2016)

Члены клуба с 2017 года
Также с 2017 к клубу присоединились:

Академики РАН

 В. М. Алпатов
 Ю. Д. Апресян
 Д. А. Варшалович (1934—2020)
 А. Г. Галстян
 А. А. Гусейнов
 М. В. Данилов
 Л. М. Зелёный
 Ю. М. Каган (1928—2019)
 Н. Н. Казанский
 А. А. Каплянский (1930-2022)
 Е. А. Кузнецов
 А. Г. Литвак
 М. А. Медведев
 А. М. Молдован
 В. С. Мясников
 А. А. Саркисов (1924 - 2022)
 С. М. Толстая
 Е. М. Чуразов

Члены-корреспонденты РАН

 Л. Я. Аранович (академик с 2022)
 Н. М. Арсентьев
 С. А. Арутюнов
 Е. Л. Березович
 Д. М. Бондаренко
 Л. И. Бородкин
 М. Д. Бухарин (академик с 2019)
 М. М. Глазов
 Д. С. Горбунов
 Б. Н. Гощицкий (1931—2019)
 В. М. Григорьев
 Н. П. Гринцер
 Г. В. Данилян
 А. В. Дворкович
 Г. В. Домогацкий
 А. В. Иванчик
 Д. И. Казаков
 Ю. Ю. Ковалёв
 А. А. Котов
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 З. Ф. Красильник
 В. В. Кузнецов
 Р. В. Мизюк
 П. Н. Пахлов
 В. В. Полонский
 В. В. Пухначёв
 Л. П. Репина
 В. И. Ритус
 В. В. Сагарадзе
 А. А. Саранин
 А. В. Сиренов
 Е. В. Скляров
 Н. В. Суровцев
 А. Л. Топорков
 Ф. Б. Успенский
 В. С. Фадин
 А. М. Федотов (1948—2019)
 А. А. Чернов
 Б. Г. Юдин (1943—2017)
 Д. Г. Яковлев

Профессора РАН

 В. И. Боровков
 С. А. Бурлак
 И. А. Вайнштейн
 Р. Р. Вафин
 И. В. Винярская
 М. О. Галлямов
 Л. Е. Голуб
 Э. С. Закиров
 И. Н. Зилфикаров
 В. В. Измоденов
 И. М. Индрупский
 С. В. Козырев
 Я. В. Кудрявцев
 М. В. Либанов
 К. А. Лысенко
 Н. Ю. Мучной
 В. Н. Неверов
 Д. И. Новиков
 Н. Ю. Песков
 Т. К. Пинегина
 А. Б. Пушкарёв
 Г. С. Соколовский
 И. А. Христофоров
 А. А. Ширяев

Члены клуба с 2019 года

В 2019 году в объединение вошли:

Академик РАН

  Ю.А. Костицын

Члены-корреспонденты РАН

Е. А. Бонч-Осмоловская
  И. Ю. Кулаков
  А.А. Масчан

Профессор РАН

  А.С. Десницкий

Члены клуба с 2020 года

Члены-корреспонденты РАН

  О.Э. Мельник
  И.И. Муллонен
 И.А. Некрасов
  А.А. Пичхадзе
  С.С. Стрельцов

Профессора РАН

  А.И. Буфетов

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт
 Клуб с «диссидентским опытом»  // Газета.ру. — 9 июля 2013.
 Штерн Б. Е. Клуб «1 июля»  // Троицкий вариант — Наука : газета. — № 133. — 16 июля 2013.

Российская академия наук
Наука в России
Появились в 2013 году в России


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Midi Olympique is a French bi-weekly newspaper specializing in rugby, belonging to the La Dépêche group and based partly in Toulouse and partly in Paris. The first edition was published on 2 September 1929, meaning it is one of the oldest French weekly still in existence (after Le Canard enchaîné). Jean-Michel Baylet is the director of the publication and Jacques Verdier the managing director.

Nicknamed Midol or le jaune (yellow) in reference to the color of the paper is made of, it mainly covers news from rugby, from the professional Top 14 league to the amateur teams of the most modest levels (Fourth Series), and it also devotes a page to rugby league. It was published weekly on a Monday until Spring 2006 when a second edition began to be released each week on Friday. The Monday edition is nicknamed the "rouge" (red) and the Friday the "vert" (green) in reference to the different color used for the nameplate of the two editions.

In 1998 Midi Olympique launched its website, which was named renamed Rugbyrama.fr in 2000 in partnership with Eurosport, and changed the formula of the newspaper under the leadership of its managing editor Jacques Verdier.

In 2005, the newspaper grew to printing 140,000 copies on Monday and 120,000 of the Friday edition for a circulation of around 89,000 copies each issue, steadily increasing around 2% per year since 1999. Special issues are published at the beginning and end of the season to introduce or summarize past or future events. Every first Monday of the month, the newspaper comes with a magazine supplement, "Midi Olympique Magazine".

The Oscars du Midi
Since 1954, the newspaper awards the Midi Olympique Oscars annually, rewarding the best players of the month and the year. Since 2003, the awards also reward the three best coaches in the season, and the best player in the world and the best European player. Finally, Midi Olympique awards each month the Oscar for best player of the month from the Top 14 and ProD2 combined.

Argentinian Juan Martín Hernández is the only non-French winner of the overall player award, winning in both 2007 and 2008. New Zealander Byron Kelleher finished second in 2008 and Fijian Napolioni Nalaga tied for third place in 2009 before a rule change was introduced for the 2010 awards which saw foreign players excluded from the main award. Instead, a new category was formed for the best foreign player in the French league.

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Official website

1929 establishments in France
Biweekly newspapers
Mass media in Toulouse
Publications established in 1929
Sports newspapers published in France


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Home › News › Medicines and Therapeutics › COVID-19 › Evidence-based public health: Covid control measures
Evidence-based public health: Covid control measures
Written by Christine Clark | 8 Mar 2022 | 'In Discussion With'
As the coronavirus pandemic appears to be running out of steam it is important to review the lessons learned and move forward to 'living with the virus'. IMI spoke to Allyson Pollock, Clinical Professor of Public Health at Newcastle University to find out more.
The important thing to understand about endemicity is the virus never goes away – doesn't ever disappear completely", says Professor Pollock. There will continue to be outbreaks of disease and the severity and frequency will depend on how much population immunity has been established. The common cold and influenza are seasonal viruses that circulate more commonly in wintertime, causing intermittent outbreaks. "Sometimes the 'flu outbreaks will be less serious and sometimes they'll become epidemic because there's not enough population immunity", she says. Covid-19, which is a coronavirus like the common cold, can be expected to behave in a similar way.
Some people are more susceptible to covid-19 than others. "We knew right away from the Chinese experience that those who were most at risk were those in the older age groups, …. with risk …. increasing or doubling every decade over the age of 60. We also knew that children were far less at risk – it was a far less severe disease in children – so we knew this very early on", says Professor Pollock. "What we now know from the data in hospitals is that …. poverty is a very bad indicator for bad outcome and of course poverty is associated with co-morbidities", she continues. Obesity is another independent risk factor, although it can also be linked to poverty. "So, we know that poverty is a major risk factor – whether you're vaccinated or unvaccinated – for worse outcomes and that's associated also with comorbidities such as asthma, diabetes and also obesity in its own right", she says.
Professor Pollock says we may never know how effective the control measures – non-pharmaceutical interventions – for pandemic control are. Hand hygiene remains important but "what we still have is very weak, uncertain, unknown evidence around … the effect of the isolation, social distancing – the two-meter rule – but also masking in community and especially in school settings", she says. The necessary studies have not been performed and we have been left with strong beliefs and opinions "in both directions around masks but very, very weak and uncertain evidence both for and against".
"If we look at masking, one of the reasons, of course, is [that] the theory may be very different from the practice. So, in theory you may think that masks would be a good thing but actually if you look at the practice …… most of us, unless you have quite obsessive-compulsive tendencies – don't actually wear our masks terribly well. … We really still have a huge amount of uncertainty and unknowns but there's been an enormously strong lobby, lobbying for masks and the Government adopted it probably because they needed to be seen to be doing things", says Professor Pollock
Moreover, "once you start to adopt these mass interventions you are distracting from the real issues that we know are important. So, we knew that the most at-risk group were people who were older, people in vulnerable settings, vulnerable people in nursing homes, residential care homes but also people who were poor. So, what's happened is we've spent billions of pounds on masks and PPE in community settings and school settings and workplaces, creating huge waste environmentally. But actually, if we had really thought about it hard, we might well have diverted those resources into what we do know works, which is alleviating poverty, alleviating stress of illness and also increasing the capacity in social care, residential homes and nursing homes". The real problem in these settings was not the lack of non-pharmaceutical interventions, but lack of staffing and lack of health care input. Understaffing and poor pay remains a problem in our nursing homes, in residential care and social care. The billions of pounds that were spent on PPE and other measures could have been diverted into funding for this sector, she suggests. "The quality and outcomes of care are directly related to the quality and number of staff that you have in nursing homes, social care and environments where [there are] vulnerable groups in institutional settings", she says.
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Ince & Co and Gordon Dadds in tie-up talks to create UK's largest listed law firm
By Thomas Connelly on Sep 27 2018 10:44am
Statement issued to the London Stock Exchange
Maritime specialist Ince & Co and London law firm Gordon Dadds have revealed plans for a merger that would create the UK's largest listed law firm. If given the go-ahead, the tie-up would establish a new 14-office-outfit with combined revenues in excess of £114 million.
Gordon Dadds floated on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) last year, becoming only the second UK law firm to do so. At the time, Legal Cheek reported that the public offering raised in excess of £20 million to help fund future growth, acquisitions and the repayment of debt. The first UK law firm to take a punt on the LSE was national outfit Gately in 2015.
A statement issued this morning by Gordon Dadds to the LSE said:
"The boards of Gordon Dadds and Ince & Co are in discussions to merge the two businesses. The precise structure and mechanics of the transaction are also under discussion and the respective boards are working towards a further announcement as soon as possible. There can be no certainty at this time that the merger will proceed and we will update shareholders in due course."
News of a potential tie-up comes on the back of a turbulent few months for Ince & Co.
This summer the outfit announced 32 redundancies in its London office following a "very detailed review" of staff numbers. Just days later, we revealed the start dates of five trainees (half the firm's 2018 intake) had been pushed back a year. In compensation, the five soon-to-be rookies now starting in August 2019 have been given £7,000 each.
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Михаи́л Алексе́евич Шталенко́в () — советский и российский хоккеист, вратарь. На драфте НХЛ 1993 года выбран в пятом раунде под 108-м номером командой «Анахайм Майти Дакс». В НХЛ провёл 7 сезонов.

Клубная карьера
Воспитанник спортшколы московского «Динамо». В 1990 году впервые стал чемпионом СССР в составе «Динамо», прервав 13-летнюю победную серию ЦСКА в чемпионатах. В 1991 и 1992 годах также становился чемпионом страны в составе «Динамо».

В 1992 году перешёл в клуб Интернациональной хоккейной лиги «Милуоки Эдмиралс». После одного сезона в ИХЛ на драфте НХЛ 1993 года выбран в пятом раунде под 108-м номером командой «Анахайм Майти Дакс» и провёл 5 сезонов в команде.

На драфте для команд новичков НХЛ в 1998 году выбран клубом «Нэшвилл Предаторз», однако потом перешёл в «Эдмонтон Ойлерз». Также играл за «Финикс Койотс» и «Флорида Пантерз». В 2000 году вернулся в «Динамо». В 2002 году завершил карьеру хоккеиста.

В настоящее время продолжает выступать в ветеранских турнирах в составе ХК «Легенды хоккея СССР».

Карьера за сборную
Выступал за сборные СССР, СНГ, России. В составе сборной СНГ стал олимпийским чемпионом 1992 года. В составе сборной России стал серебряным призёром Олимпийских игр 1998 года. Также выступал за сборную России на чемпионатах мира 1992, 1994, 1996, 2001.

Статистика в НХЛ

Регулярный сезон

Плей-офф

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Ссылки
 Кузнецы славы. Часть 83. Михаил Шталенков
 Михаил Шталенков на сайте nhlstars.kulichki.net
 Биография на сайте legendsofhockey.net
 Михаил Шталенков на сайте hockeygoalies.org

Хоккеисты СССР
Хоккеисты России
Хоккеисты НХЛ
Хоккейные вратари
Игроки ХК «Динамо» Москва
Игроки «Милуоки Эдмиралс»
Игроки «Анахайм Дакс»
Игроки «Эдмонтон Ойлерз»
Игроки «Аризона Койотис»
Игроки «Флорида Пантерз»
Игроки сборной СССР по хоккею с шайбой
Игроки сборной России по хоккею с шайбой
Олимпийские чемпионы по хоккею с шайбой
Олимпийские чемпионы от Объединённой команды
Чемпионы зимних Олимпийских игр 1992 года
Хоккеисты на зимних Олимпийских играх 1992 года
Серебряные призёры зимних Олимпийских игр 1998 года
Хоккеисты на зимних Олимпийских играх 1998 года
Задрафтованные ХК «Анахайм Дакс»


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Nebraska Football: Six 2018 Game Times Announced
Nebraska Set To Kickoff Season In Night Game
By Keith Yaple May 31, 2018, 2:20pm CDT
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Bruce Thorson-USA TODAY Sports
Nebraska will open the 2018 season under Scott Frost in a night game. The Huskers opening contest of the 2018 season against Akron is now set for kickoff at 7 p.m. on September 1st. Fox will be the television provider. It was one of six kickoff times announced by the Big Ten Conference and the television networks.
The last two game times for the non-conference season have been set, with Nebraska taking on Colorado at 2:30 p.m. on September 8th and Troy at 11 a.m. on September 15th.
Nebraska and Colorado will renew their rivalry from the Big 12 with a showdown on national television as ABC has announced coverage of the game. To end the out of conference portion of the schedule, BTN will pickup coverage of the Huskers taking on Troy.
Three conference game times were announced as well. Purdue at Nebraska is scheduled for either a 2:30 or 3:00 kickoff while Nebraska at Northwestern is announced for 11:00 a.m. Neither of these games has a television provider listed.
Nebraska and Iowa will continue their black Friday rivalry with their game moving to Fox from last years Fox Sports 1. The Huskers and Hawkeyes will kickoff at 11:00 a.m. to end the regular season.
Nebraska 2018 Game Times/TV Information
Sept. 1 – Akron at Nebraska, FOX, 7 p.m. CT
Sept. 8 – Colorado at Nebraska, ABC, 2:30 p.m. CT
Sept. 15 – Troy at Nebraska, BTN, 11 a.m. CT
Sept. 29 – Purdue at Nebraska (HC), Network TBA, 2:30 or 3:00 p.m. CT
Oct. 13 – Nebraska at Northwestern (HC), Network TBA, 11 a.m. CT
Nov. 23 – Nebraska at Iowa, FOX, 11 a.m. CT