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Daniel Garrison Brinton (, Thornbury Township– , Philadelphie) est un médecin, un ethnologue mésoaméricaniste et un linguiste américain.

Médecin
Diplômé de Yale en 1858, il étudie deux ans la médecine à l'université Thomas Jefferson puis voyage en Europe pendant un an. Il poursuit ensuite ses études à Paris et Heidelberg. De 1862 à 1865, durant la guerre de Sécession, il est chirurgien militaire, responsable de 1864 à 1865 de l'hôpital général des armées à Quincy, en Illinois, et participe à la campagne de Chattanooga.
Après la guerre il exerce la médecine plusieurs années à West Chester (Pennsylvanie) et devient éditeur du Medical and Surgical Reporter, Philadelphie, de 1874 à 1887, année où il prend sa retraite.

Ethnologue
Daniel Brinton éprouve pour l'anthropologie américaine un intérêt précoce qu'il poursuit parallèlement à sa carrière médicale. Sa première publication sur le sujet date de 1859.

En 1884 il devient professeur d'ethnologie et d'archéologie à l'Académie des sciences naturelles de Philadelphie. En 1886 il devient professeur de linguistique et d'archéologie à l'université de Pennsylvanie, poste qu'il gardera jusqu'à sa mort.

Typique des pionniers de ce domaine, il ne se spécialise pas mais s'intéresse à une grande variété de sujets (langues, coutumes, littérature, archéologie, etc.) sur un vaste domaine allant de la Mésoamérique au Grand Nord. Ses contributions les plus importantes sont dans les domaines de la religion et du folklore, avec l'édition d'une Bibliothèque de la littérature américaine aborigène (1882–1890), ainsi que de la linguistique.

Ses études sont basées essentiellement sur des textes et très peu d'observations de terrain, d'autant que les séquelles d'un coup de chaleur subi durant la campagne de Chattanooga lui interdisent les séjours prolongés sous un climat très chaud. Il rassemble ainsi pour ses recherches une grande collection de documents qu'il léguera à l'université de Pennsylvanie.

Comme en témoigne son discours d'août 1885 à l'Association américaine pour l'avancement des sciences, il adhérait au point de vue répandu à l'époque que, malgré l'identité psychique fondamentale des humains, certaines races ne pouvaient pas accéder aux lumières de la modernité. Il privilégia ainsi dans son travail les cultures mésoaméricaines plus « avancées ». Il pensait que les lois devaient être fondées sur la base des races, nations et tribus et non sur le principe des droits humains<ref>   Charles A. Lofgren, "The Plessey Case: A Legal-Historical Interpretation, Oxford University Press (1988), .]  </ref>.

Il fut membre de nombreuses sociétés savantes aux États-Unis et en Europe et fut président de la Société de numismatique et d'antiquité de Philadelphie, de la Société américaine de folklore, de la Société américaine de philosophie et de l'Association américaine pour l'avancement des sciences.

 Anarchiste
Sur la fin de sa vie il devint anarchiste. En avril 1896 il adressa à la Société d'éthique de Philadelphie un discours sur le thème "Ce que veulent les anarchistes". En 1897, c'est avec lui que Kropotkine dîna après avoir refusé toutes les invitations des élites de la ville

 Collection Brinton
Daniel Brinton légua sa collection de livres et documents comprenant plus de quatre mille pièces au musée d'archéologie et d'anthropologie de l'université de Pennsylvanie. Elle comprend, entre autres, des collections achetées à Brasseur de Bourbourg, Alphonse Pinart, au bibliophile Henry C. Murphy et au médecin mésoaméricaniste allemand Karl Hermann Berendt.

 Écrits
De 1868 à 1899, D Brinton publia au moins 23 livres, des brochures et environ 200 articles, dont : [https://books.google.com/books?id=0dVBAAAAIAAJ American Hero-Myths: A Study in the Native Religions of the Western Continent.Library of Aboriginal American Literature. No. VIIIAboriginal American authors and their productions Notes on the Floridian Peninsula (1859)
 The Myths of the New World (1868), an attempt to analyse and correlate, scientifically, the mythology of the American Indians
 A Guide-Book of Florida and the South (1869)
 The Religious Sentiment: its Sources and Aim: A Contribution to the Science and Philosophy of Religion (1876)
 American Hero Myths (1882)
 The Annals of the Cakchiquels (1885)
 The Lenâpé and their Legends: With the Complete Text and Symbols of the Walam Olum (1885)Ancient nahuatl poetry 1890
 Essays of an Americanist (1890)
 Races and Peoples: lectures on the science of ethnography (1890);
 The American Race (1891)
 The Pursuit of Happiness (1893)Nagualism, A Study in Native American Folk-lore and History (1894)

 Religions of Primitive People (1897)Library of American Aboriginal Literature'' (8 vols. 1882-1890)

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Œuvre complète de Daniel Garrison Brinton
Collection Daniel Garrison Brinton, université de Pennsylvanie

Naissance en mai 1837
Naissance dans le comté de Chester (Pennsylvanie)
Décès en juillet 1899
Médecin américain du XIXe siècle
Médecin militaire
Ethnologue américain
Folkloriste américain
Linguiste américain
Mésoaméricaniste du XIXe siècle
Anarchiste américain
Décès à 62 ans


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Posted on April 24, 2013	by Craig Wieczorkiewicz
Danry Vasquez led the West Michigan Whitecaps to a 10-1 victory over the Lake County Captains in today's Midwest League afternoon game.
Vasquez went 4-for-5 with a triple, 4 RBI and two stolen bases. Baseball America ranks the 19-year-old outfielder No. 6 among Detroit Tigers prospects, projecting him as a solid hitter with plus power potential:
Vasquez has an advanced approach at the plate and good pitch recognition for his age. He has explosive bat speed and a compact, balanced swing. He has a quiet load, creates natural leverage and has a knack for centering the ball. He shows advanced feel for driving pitches the other way and has power to all parts of the park.
Dwight Smith Jr. joins Lugnuts
The Toronto Blue Jays assigned OF prospect Dwight Smith Jr. to the Lansing Lugnuts. His father, Dwight Smith Sr., is best remembered as a Chicago Cubs outfielder who finished second to teammate Jerome Walton in the 1989 National League Rookie of the Year vote.
Dwight Smith Sr. played in the Midwest League in 1986, on a Peoria Chiefs team that included Joe Girardi and Mark Grace. Smith hit .310 with 11 HR, 57 RBI and 53 SB in 124 games; Girardi hit .309 with 3 HR and 28 RBI in 68 games; Grace hit .342 with 15 HR and 95 RBI in 126 games.
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Could a Dwight Smith Sr. rendition of the National Anthem be in the cards for the Lugnuts this season? I hope so.
Tigers sign Valverde, promote Rondon
On Tuesday the Detroit Tigers made a pair of moves to shore up their bullpen, and they both involved former Midwest Leaguers.
They signed former closer Jose Valverde to a one-year deal and announced that he will be the team's closer again. "Papa Grande" pitched for the South Bend Silver Hawks in 2000, going 0-5 with a 5.40 ERA, 14 saves, 25 walks and 39 strikeouts in 31.2 IP.
The Tigers also promoted RP Bruce Rondon, who was considered for the closer's job during spring training despite being a rookie. He went 2-2 with a 2.02 ERA, 19 saves, 34 walks and 61 strikeouts in 40 IP for the 2011 West Michigan Whitecaps.
Bowling Green's impressive start
At the start of the day, the Bowling Green Hot Rods had an impressive 14-4 record — the best in the Midwest League. Chris Kleinhans-Schulz, one of the Hot Rods' radio guys, noted on Twitter that only two teams in affiliated baseball have better records: the Florida State League's Fort Myers Miracle (15-4) and the National League's Atlanta Braves (15-5).
That's pretty impressive. If you get a chance to check out the Hot Rods in action, do it — they could be the team to beat in the Midwest League this year.
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Joy as funds flow for pre-primary water solution
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Local ECD Forum chairperson, Pamella Sandi, Standard Bank sponsorship head, Dianne Graney, and Standard Bank's head of retail and business banking in the Sarah Baartman District Head, Leigh-Anne De Witt, at the Standard Bank #SnapForWater handover
By Rod Amner, Journalism Lecturer at Rhodes University
A R200 000 fund, raised by staff and clients of Standard Bank. will ensure that approximately 1 200 local children up to the age of five will have ready access to water in their early childhood development centres (ECDs).
Local ECD Forum chairperson, Pamella Sandi, said the donation to the ECD Forum's Amanzi Yimpilo Project would fund water tanks and gutters for all pre-primaries in Makhanda: "We will have our own clean rainwater and can continue educating our children," she said.
"Earlier this year, the water was constantly being switched off – sometimes for two weeks – affecting our children's education.
Speaking at a handover event at the Monument on Monday, Sandi said 2019 had been "a difficult year".
"If you look at our leaders, they are only looking after themselves. You start to wonder, 'Where did ubuntu go?'. Standard Bank is a business that was not only thinking about themselves but heard our call when we called them," Sandi said.
Sandi said that the fact that the money came from Standard Bank staff, made the donation "even more special".
"Thank you Standard Bank for caring enough to act."
Head of Sponsorship at Standard Bank, Desiree Pooe, said Standard Bank had encouraged its staff, clients and the broader arts community to pledge towards making a difference through the #SnapforWater programme, which successfully generated funds.
"For years we have been a part of this community through our partnership with the National Arts Festival and so it was important for us to enhance the role we see ourselves playing in the greater scheme of things in Makhanda.
Speaking at Monday's hand-over, Standard Bank's head of retail and business in the Sarah Baartman district, Leigh-Anne De Witt, said her bank saw itself as an "active corporate citizen of Makhanda".
"We are certainly here to stay," she said.
The purpose of the funding is to provide a sustainable provision of clean water for drinking, basic hygiene (washing hands and brushing teeth) and cooking in Day Care Centres throughout the town. The Amanzi Yimpilo Project will use the funding for Jojo Tanks and the skills development of the Amanzi Yimpilo Project members.
Pooe said that water was a resource that "should not be denied the most to vulnerable groups in our society".
"We sincerely hope that we have contributed in our small way to come up with sustainable solutions to their social and developmental challenge," Pooe added.
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July 6, 2017 - 13.00 - 14.30 GMT
A webinar of the IEA SHC Programme's Solar Academy, hosted by the International Solar Energy Society (ISES).
When IEA SHC Task 49 on Solar Heat Integration in Industrial Processes was launched 2012, there were approximately 120 SHIP systems generating up to 88 MWth. Over the last years, this figure has tripled to more than 500 SHIP systems generating a minimum of 291 MWth.
This technology is a growing market, but will require the integration concepts to be standardized and collector field costs to be cut. The researchers of SHC Task 49 focused on these and other challenges, and the webinar speakers highlighted some of the key findings as well as investment opportunities:
Christoph Brunner -- Worldwide perspective of SHIP from planning to realization
Pedro Horta -- Available technologies, design procedures and upcoming technological developments
Bärbel Epp -- Investment opportunities in SHIP
Christoph Brunner studied process engineering at Graz University of Technology and worked first as a manger of a laboratory for physical and chemical tests in a tannery. After 10 years as department manager at Joanneum Research he joined AEE INTEC in 2010 and has built up the department "Industrial Processes and Energy Systems – IPE". In his role as head of department he coordinates several projects e.g. the European projects EINSTEIN, Solarbrew, GREENFOODS and TrsutEE. The main topics of his work are the areas energy and resource efficiency, the integration of renewable energy for industry like solar process heat and membrane distillation for wastewater purification and process water upgrading. He was Operating Agent of the IEA SHC Task on "solar process heat". Further he is involved in the Austrian and European work of Standardization for energy audits and he is working for UNIDO in field of energy efficiency for Industry. Parallel to his work at AEE INTEC he also gives lectures at the University of Applied Science in Pinkafeld and Joanneum in Graz in the field of "energy process engineering" and "solar energy".
Pedro Horta graduated from the Instituto Superior Tecnico/Technical University of Lisbon earning degrees in Mechanical Engineering in 1999, MSc in Mechanical Engineering – Energy in 2005, and a PhD in Technological Physics Engineering in 2011. With a 15 years of experience in the development of research activities in the solar thermal field he has acquired a solid background in low and medium temperature solar thermal technologies and applications through developing R&D, training, engineering, consulting and product development activities, authoring articles and conference papers on topics including solar concentrator enhancement strategies, optical and thermal assessment of solar collectors, solar desalination, solar-thermal driven CHP, and improving solar collector yield assessment models. In addition to his research activities, Pedro Horta has developed lecturing activities on solar desalination, solar concentrating technologies and energy management for Masters students in Portugal (ULisboa, UFaro, UEvora), Spain (UTenerife) and Sweden (UDalarna). Pedro Horta is currently the Head of the Group on Thermal Industrial Processes and Systems at Fraunhofer ISE. He served as the Subtask A: Solar Collector Technologies leader in IEA SHC Task 49 on Solar Process Heat for Production and Advanced Applications and is the Coordinator of H2020 ECRIA INSHIP - Integrating National Research Agendas on Solar Heat for Industrial Processes (H2020 GA Nr. 731287).
Bärbel Epp is managing director of the agency solrico – solar market research & international communication. She is responsible for the monthly newsletter of www.solarthermalworld.org covering news articles about markets and technology trends in SHC. solrico published the first World Map of Solar Process Heat Specialists at the beginning of 2017 and is a partner in the international project Solar Payback that aims at increasing the deployment of SHIP (Solar Heat for Industrial Processes) in four partner countries: India, South Africa, Brazil and Mexico. She graduated in physics and looks back at 20 years of journalism in the field of solar thermal energy (www.solrico.com).
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What is the global significance of the pattern of HIV/AIDSWhat is the pattern of HIV/AIDS and what does it mean for this planet that we all live onFirst and foremost, HIV/AIDS is a disease of the developing world, this is where more than 90 percent of people with HIV/AIDS live. It used to affect mainly men but now women make up up nearly half of HIV/AIDS victims. It used to be a disease affecting adults but rising rates of HIV/AIDS in children under 15 is a growing problem. HIV/AIDS can affect everyone but some groups are more susceptible such as drug users who use needles.The significance, of this pattern is HIV/AIDS is that people dont have to have HIV/AIDS to be affected by it. In fact there are lots of ways it can affect people without them even knowing hardly anything about this deadly disease.
These ways can include; developing countries failing to provide primary agricultural goods and resources, outbreaks in previously unaffected countries, the impact on global travel and migration.So the first global impact that could affect people all around the world is that developing countries provide primary agricultural goods. By this is I mean many countries in the developing world have agricultural industries that they and the developed world rely on.
Without the agricultural and resource exports of these countries, developed nations all over the world could struggle to cope with their countries needs. If enough people in these developing countries die of HIV/AIDS it will mean people in developed countries could not get the things like coffee beans, rice, all sorts of fruits and vegetables and so many more goods would become virtually unavailable. This shows that HIV/AIDS is significant for the world because HIV/AIDS impacts developing nations agriculture and resources and when they are harmed, it affects all the rest of the people in the world.
The second reason HIV/AIDS is significant is that we could see an outbreak in any country. A lot of developing countries have the highest rates of HIV/AIDS and many developed countries have the lowest rates. However recently we are seeing that, as safe as some developed countries think they are, an outbreak could happen virtually anytime. For example, in Vancouver, they recently had a HIV/AIDS outbreak. It can happen to any developed country and when it does they will certainly realize the global significance of HIV/AIDS. In Vancouver it happened because of an increase in the rate of drug users contracting HIV via needle usage Vancouvers role as a major transit and migration port also had a role.
Which brings us to our next reason. Migration can have a global impact on the spread of HIV/AIDS. This is when a huge surge of people move from one country to another. Migration can be for many reasons, like a natural disaster e.
g. earthquakes and tsunamis. It can be a forced mass migration. Either way, when a surge of people like this move, they could bring something with them, in this case it can be HIV/AIDS.
When large numbers of people migrate it can cause an increase in the host countrys HIV/AIDS rate because the people migrating might come from a developing nation and have a high rate of HIV/AIDS and move into a developed nation with a lower rate.The last reason HIV/AIDS is globally significant is humanity. There is not a lot of evidence for this reason but it is an important one. HIV/AIDS is killing millions of people a year and a lot of people claim that it doesnt matter because many of these people are in developing nations and completely unrelated to us.
We should care because we are all human. The people dying are exactly that, people. This makes the HIV/AIDS virus globally significant for everybody because it is killing so many millions of human beings. Article 25 of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights says ???Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself ???.
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This probably isn't surprising to most people, but there had been speculation that Google might have changed how it handles nofollow since it was originally launched, or a change with how it was handled after the change to real time Penguin. Mostly, speculation revolved around the use of nofollow on paid links, and if the use of nofollow was passing any negative connotations to those nofollowed links. More recently, people have been wondering about impact on a site if they nofollow all links, both external and internal.
That said, when nofollows are added later, or removed later, it can take some time before Google recognizes the change in the link. So until Google recrawls the page with the link, it will treat it as it was prior to the change. This can be speeded up by using Google's fetch and submit tool, especially on a page that might not be crawled frequently.
Bottom line, Google hasn't changed how it handles nofollows, it is still working as it did when originally launched by Google.


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With tributes to founders Alain Simard and André Ménard, the current Director General of the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Jacques-André Dupont, initiated the press conference to unveil the lineup for this year's outdoor events. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the festival. Dupont also took the occasion to reiterate concerns by the Jazz Festival and others held in the Quartier des spectacle, regarding the loss of revenues by their food booths due to the competition of new restaurants in the area. These revenues, he said, are essential to pay for the free concerts offered by the festival every year and although he expressed the desire that a long-term solution to the problem be found, in the meantime he was happy to announce that Tourisme Montréal has decided to become an essential partner in regard to this important segment of the festival.
As usual, the outdoor concerts will be held at various stages set around the Place des Arts, the most important being the one at the Place des Festivals (corner of Jeanne Mance and De Maisonneuve Blvd.). For the first time this year, however, a satellite stage placed in Verdun will offer a total of 40 free concerts in that neighbourhood (near metro de l'Eglise).
The Rio Tinto Grand Event on June 27 at 9:30 p.m. (at Jeanne Mance between President Kennedy and De Maisonneuve) will feature Quebec singer Charlotte Cardin. The TD Grand Event on July 2 at 9:30 p.m. (Place des Festivals) will present Australian artist Nick Murphy (formerly known as Chet Faker), and the Grand Closing Event, on July 6 at 9:30 p.m., also at the Place des Festivals will have Canadian performer Matt Holubowski on stage.
Among the many artists featured on the outdoor concerts at the Place des Festivals we could mention Turkish saxophonist Ilhan Ersahi (June 28), French saxophonist Thomas de Pourquery (June 29), Ontario singer Laila Biali (June 30), Steve Amirault, E.ast C.oast Orchestra a pianist and singer-songwriter from Nova Scotia (July 1), Ontario's Alex Pangman (July 3), SHPIK the 2018 winner of the TD Jazz Grand Prix (July 4), and the Blues Camp graduates, a selection of 13-to-17-year-old musicians who represent an excellent future for jazz.
The Jazz Fest has always been open to other musical expressions, and following that tradition there will be artists such as Forest Boys (June 30, corner of Clark and De Maisonneuve), The Haitian party of Vox Sambou and guests (June 27, corner of Clark and De Maisonneuve), and for admirers of Latin music, Rafael and Energia Dominicana (June 28, corner of Clark and De Maisonneuve), and the charming Mexican singer and guitarist Mamselle Ruiz (July 3, corner of Clark and De Maisonneuve). All these shows at 6 and 10 p.m. as part of the Canadian Multiculturalism Day. Also from Puerto Rico, the band Plena Libre, playing the distinctive musical styles of that Caribbean island (July 3, Place des Festivals at 9:30 p.m.).
One of the numbers not to be missed is that of the Urban Science Brass Band, which will be crisscrossing the site of the festival every day starting at 5 p.m. The group presents unique interpretations of hip-hop.
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Written on September 21, 2005
太石村 taishi village elections
One of the more interesting pieces on politics in China I've read recently came in the form of two pretty long entries in my daily reading at EastSouthWestNorth. Obviously being set in Guangzhou, and in Panyu even where I've found myself on many occasions these two reports (part 1, part 2, and part 3) grabbed my attention for purely selfish reasons. But the report on the direct elections in the village of Taishi, 太石村事件备忘录 by 范亚峰Fan Yafeng, which ESWN translated in part is a mesmerising read on how direct elections at a village level work, and how the villagers used the rule of law to force a recall of the incompetent village committee members.
What's happening in Taishi, population 2,000, might seem like garden-variety social strife. But in China, such local revolts are a bellwether of broader unrest. The fault lines are many, including land disputes, a widening wealth gap, social injustices and rising health-care costs. Emboldened villagers are complaining, occasionally erupting in rampages. While top leaders of China's one-party state offer some sympathy, they've also tightened news censorship and prepared muscular methods to quell revolts.
In Taishi's case, the unrest has some unusual variants. Villagers are seeking the legal removal of the elected mayor, a new election and an audit of village finances. They say their efforts are lawful and nonviolent.
— Knight Ridder News
feng fuqiang unhappy with budget figures
protesting in the village hall
feng zhen after a police beating
Revolt in Chinese village reflects rising tide of discontent.
By Tim Johnson.
August 25, 2005.
A telltale scent of insurrection wafts across parts of rural China, and it's filling the air of this industrialized Pearl River Delta village.
Angry residents have made the village hall a squatters' camp. They've evicted the mayor, who's also the local Communist Party chief, and seized village budget records, suspecting malfeasance. They've set up sentinels in case police riot squads come to evict them.
A red banner suspended over the hall's entry gate declares, "Remove the village officials. Give our rights back."
Even so, tension fills the air. Several organizers of the rebellion say police are looking for them, forcing them underground and on the run. Chinese authorities often have dealt harshly with protest leaders, fearing unrest could spread.
"I hid in the fields for seven hours in the rain while the police were looking for me," said Feng Qiusheng, a 26-year-old accountant, meeting with a reporter at a restaurant in Guangzhou, a flourishing city on the Pearl River an hour's drive north.
Chinese government officials acknowledge that demonstrations and disturbances are increasing. Zhou Yongkang, the minister in charge of the public security bureau, noted recently that the number of "mass incidents" rose from 58,000 in 2003 to 74,000 last year, involving 3.6 million people.
When China introduced direct grassroots elections in 1988, it appeared to be a major stride toward democratic reform. A decade later, the Communist Party adopted election standards, such as secret balloting and recall procedures, theoretically giving villagers a say in picking leaders and determining such matters as village finances, public works and economic activity.
In many areas, the elections have been a success. In others, villagers complain of improper procedures, meddling by party leaders and even outright rigging.
"In reality, village officials can prevent people they don't like from running for office," said Lu Banglie, a grassroots elections expert from Hubei province who came to Taishi to help in the recall campaign.
Problems didn't seem apparent immediately with Taishi's elections in early April. The local party chief, Chen Jinsheng, ran for mayor and won.
"He's very rich. He's charismatic," said Feng Yueping, a 19-year-old villager who said she voted for him.
But others began to talk about financial irregularities in the village, which is prosperous by Chinese standards. It has jewelry, clothing and footwear factories, as well as manufacturing plants for electronic components and motorcycles. Taishi profited from selling land to the factories, and it collects annual fees.
Like many villages in China, Taishi is set up under a collective system in which village income is distributed to adult residents each year as dividends. Last year, the average adult in Taishi received 1,000 yuan, or about $123.45, a sizable sum for most residents, but less than in other nearby communities.
"There are many villages in China that have this kind of problem with village finances. Villagers are often suspicious of their leaders on money issues," said Guo Feixiong, a lawyer from Beijing who's coordinating the election-recall effort in Taishi.
Few villages, however, are in the habit of opening the books for local scrutiny.
Reports of irregularities in Taishi grew to a fever pitch last month, and at a meeting July 31 some 400 of the village's 1,400 eligible voters attached their signatures and fingerprints to a recall petition demanding Chen's removal as mayor and new elections.
When local officials posted budget tables on a bulletin board outside the village hall, they only stirred up more anger and charges that the mayor had misused annual revenue.
"Most villagers were outraged when they saw these tables," said Feng Manlan, noting that the mayor hadn't consulted residents on a series of expenditures.
Dozens of villagers took over the three-story village hall, using a wooden bench to barricade the office in which the budget books are kept. They said they'd already detected one effort to penetrate the room and steal the books, and that they awaited permission for an audit.
"Every evening, two or three people sit on the bench so that no one can get in," Feng Weibiao said as workers collected straw mats where squatters had slept overnight.
Unable to get in his office, beleaguered Mayor Chen has kept a low profile. His cellular phone was turned off Thursday, and he couldn't be reached for comment.
Events came to a head Aug. 16, just as Beijing announced that it was creating special police riot units in 36 major cities to quell unrest. In Taishi, villagers surrounded four vehicles carrying district officials, who summoned the new Guangzhou riot unit. Quickly, Taishi swarmed with helmeted police wielding batons.
An 18-year-old man and a 74-year-old woman fell to the ground under blows from police, and remained in a regional hospital this week. Eight people were arrested.
Surrounding township authorities issued a statement saying police "were very restrained" and accusing "several trouble-making individuals" of manipulating the protest. The statement promised to look into villagers' complaints. A regional civil affairs bureau, meanwhile, has until next Wednesday (August 31) to rule on the recall petition and a new election.
Villagers, in the interim, are on high alert. An escort of villagers on motorcycles accompanied a vehicle that was carrying journalists to ensure that police didn't intercept it and block reporting of the conflict.
"They are very determined. They know that if they fail, the village officials will take revenge," said Lu, the grassroots elections expert.
Yet if regional officials accede to the recall petition, it could let loose an avalanche in villages where dissatisfaction with officials is running high.
"If Taishi villagers succeed in removing their leader, then villagers all around the Pearl River Delta will follow suit," said Guo, the lawyer. "It can have a domino effect."
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Q: RabbitMQ machine to machine I'm trying to connect rabbitMQ in one machine (Windows 10) to other machine (Raspberry pi 4). The windows machine is the producer, and the pi is the receiver. Both are connected to the same network, and defined with the same localhost. Although the message is sent correctly to the queue, it is not received by the Pi.
Is there any steps that I'm missing?
Below is the producer code (python in PC- Windows)
import pika

connection = pika.BlockingConnection(
pika.ConnectionParameters(host='localhost'))
channel = connection.channel()

channel.queue_declare(queue='my-queue')

 channel.basic_publish(exchange='', routing_key='my-queue', body='Hello World from windows!!')
 print(" [x] Sent 'Hello World from windows!'")
 connection.close()

Consumer code (in Pi)
import pika

 host = 'localhost'
 queue = 'my-queue'

 def on_message(ch, method, properties, body):
 message = body.decode('UTF-8')
 print(message)

 def main():
 connection_params = pika.ConnectionParameters(host=host)
 connection = pika.BlockingConnection(connection_params)
 channel = connection.channel()

 channel.queue_declare(queue=queue)

 channel.basic_consume(queue=queue, on_message_callback=on_message,
  auto_ack=True)

  print('Subscribed to ' + queue + ', waiting for messages...')
  channel.start_consuming()

   if __name__ == '__main__':
  main()

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