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Cognisable offence and non-cognisable offence are classifications of crime used in the legal system of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Non-cognisable offences includes misbehavior, public annoyance etc, while cognisable offences are more serious crimes.

Definition
Generally, cognisable offence means an offence in which a police officer has the authority to make an arrest without a warrant and to start an investigation with or without the permission of a court. By contrast, in the case of a non-cognisable offence, a police officer does not have the authority to make an arrest without a warrant and an investigation cannot be initiated without a court order. The police can file a first information report (FIR) only for cognisable offences. In cognizable cases police can make an investigation without prior permission of a magistrate. Cognizable cases are more serious than non-cognizable cases. Normally, serious offences are defined as cognizable and usually carry a sentence of 3 years or more.

For non Cognisable offense, community service register is registered instead of a first information report.

In India
In India, crimes like rape, murder and theft are considered cognizable unlike crimes like public nuisance, hurt and mischief.  In general non-cognizable offences are bailable and placed under First Schedule of Indian Penal Code (IPC).
On 12 November 2013, the Supreme Court of India said it was mandatory for the police to register a First Information Report for all complaints in which a cognizable offence has been discovered.

Procedure
The Section 154 in the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, of India states:

See also
 Community service register
 First information report

References

Law enforcement in India
Law enforcement in Pakistan
Law enforcement in Bangladesh

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The abbreviation of the journal title "European Pharmaceutical Law Review" is "Eur. Pharm. Law Rev.". It is the recommended abbreviation to be used for abstracting, indexing and referencing purposes and meets all criteria of the ISO 4 standard for abbreviating names of scientific journals.
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Silas Bettes McManus
Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio, USA
15 Apr 1917 (aged 71)
Lagrange County, Indiana, USA
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son of Jacob (1804?-1887) and Fidelia Bettis (1811-1898) McManus
brother to 5: Lucy, Nelson, Henry Clay (1829-1898), Robert A. (1837-?), and Orrin Nathaniel (1841-1923)
On 21 Apr 1880 when Silas Bettes was 34, he married Mary Magdalene HILLEGASS1, daughter of Jacob HILLEGASS & Lucy A..2 Born on 19 Apr 1853 in Huntertown, Allen Co., IN.1 Mary Magdalene died in Le Mars, Plymouth Co., IA, on 30 Jun 1955; she was 102.2 She is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Howe, Lagrange Co., IN.1
father to one: (a daughter=) George Eliot McManus Von Berg
If you are a relative or know of this person, please email me with additional photos or information to add to their bio. Thank YOU.
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The Honorable Silas Bettes McManus was the grandson of Revolutionary War Captain Nathaniel Bettes and a Candance Ives of French decent who was an acquaintance of the Marquis de Lafayette.
In 1863 he moved with his father Jacob and family from Summit County, Ohio to Lima (now Howe), Indiana in Lagrange county.
Eventually he took residence at "Marsh Brook Farm" near Lima (Howe) where he lived until his death. He graduated from the medical college in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and studied an additional year at the University of Michigan, though in the end he opted for a career in writing and literature rather than medicine. From 1876 to 1882 he worked as staff with the Fort Wayne Daily Gazette.
As a writer/poet and journalist he also contributed to Puck, the Boston Transcript, the Detroit Free Press, the New York Independent, the Burlington Hawk Eye, and the Ram's Horn.
He also became involved in politics and was elected to the Indiana State Senate and served from 1893 to 1895.
He was a contemporary of James Whitcomb Riley (1849-1916) whom he knew. Like J. W. Riley, Silas wrote many of his poems in dialect.
In 1898 Curtis and Jennings of Cincinnati, Ohio published a book of his poems entitled Rural Rhymes. This book was republished in paperback and hardback in 2008. This work is also published on the Internet at various sites. His poetry seems to have taken on a minor revival almost a century after his death a suitable legacy for one who seems to have been a compassionate and caring person.
- Gary Earl McManus, great great nephew
I have a handwritten letter by S. B. McManus, dated 21 Dec 1896 Lima, Indiana, sent to my 3rd great-grandfather Reuben Cole Shaw, thanking him for the gift of Reubens new book ACROSS THE PLAINS IN FORTY-NINE.
Here is the transcription of that letter:
"Lima, Ind Dec. 21, 1896
Mr. R. C. Shaw
Farmland, Ind.
Noticing a notice in the Indianapolis Journal of the 18th installment of your book, Across The Plains in 49 I write to ask if you would exchange a copy of it with me for two or three copies my booklet called Papa Fot (written in dialect) "Would You Take For Me" and 9 or 10 other rhymes? It is rather a pretty little affair and sold for 25-40-50 cents per copy. Am endeavoring to make a collecor the works of Indiana authors and would be greatly pleased to have your book. Should you care to exchange, please put your autograph in it. If this does not interest you, do not bother to reply.
I am truly yours - S B McManus
PS The booklet tied with cord or ribbon makes a very pretty little holiday souvenir. SBW3"
- above handwritten letter from Silas to her 3rd great-grandfather (R.C. Shaw) was provided by Marta Jackson Vaillancourt Fort Wayne, IN
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The Ring Fit Adventure for Nintendo Switch is an innovative adventure game that will give you a great exercise.
To play this game, you need a special accessories that will track your motion.
Navigate through the fantasy world and defeat enemies while performing exercises in your home.
If you're interested in Ring Fit Adventure 2 player mode, we have to inform you that this option isn't available.
Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling game consoles in the world with a wide array of great accessories.
The Switch also has some amazing online games, but if you're looking for something different, you might want to consider getting Ring Fit Adventure for Nintendo Switch.
Ring Fit Adventure, an adventure game that will keep you fit
What's Ring Fit Adventure actually?
Ring Fit Adventure is a Nintendo Switch game released in late 2019, and it's an adventure that utilizes motion control. In order for the game to run, you'll need Ring-Con and Leg Strap accessories that you attach your controller to.
Once your controllers are attached to the accessories, you can start on your adventure. The game takes place in a fantasy world, and to traverse it and defeat enemies, you need to perform certain exercises with the Ring-Con and Leg Strap accessories.
The game has 60 real-life exercises and 100 levels in over 20 worlds, so you'll have a good workaround while trying to beat the game. If you're not in the mood for an adventure, you can enjoy in 12 different minigames or you can create your own customizable workout routines.
The game itself looks great, with cel-shaded graphics, and it will give you hours of fun and great exercise at the same time.
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Ring Fit Adventure is a creative adventure game that utilizes motion controls, and if you won't feel like working out, then this game might be the perfect way for you to get a quick exercise.
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The Heritage Hiker's Guide To Hong Kong
In terms of Chinese dynasties, Hong Kong's history has been short - but its tale has been told by a cosmopolitan cast of traders and taipans, adventurers and assassins, refugees and revolutionaries. And despite the city's pace of change, traces of this colourful past can still be found.
Let this walking guide show you the way. Hidden behind Hong Kong's modern facade, there are wartime tunnels, backstreet shophouses, ancient shrines and colonial forts - and there's a story to each one. With clear maps and archive photography, this book will lead you on your own explorations of Hong Kong's heritage.
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With the increased versatile needs and wants of mankind day by day, thanks to the technology dimension to meet up with the standards of our priorities. We live in the same world where once upon a time when people used to cook in firewood and gas stoves, but now this express-generation people (we) cannot imagine our daily life without our mandatory home appliance—the Microwave Oven.
Different techniques have been used since ages for cooking and heating food. We seek microwave oven to cook and heat food in our everyday life, especially for heating the food. So, don't you think the thing which we can't live without should be kept clean and tidy always?
A meat curry is enough to destroy your dazzling clean microwave oven to a mess! But relax, it's time to keep your worries aside as we present you some awesome tips to clean your microwave and turn it into a brand new one.
1.1 1. When life gives you Lemons, make Lemonade out of it!
1.2 2. Why not some Vinegar?
1.3 3. It's time to wash the Tray clean!
1.4 4. Even Dish soap works wonders.
1.5 5. A squeaky clean with Window Cleaner.
1. When life gives you Lemons, make Lemonade out of it!
Lemon acts as a fine natural cleanser. Put a microwave-proof bowl in the Microwave Oven with one cup of water and some drops of lemon/lime/orange juice. You can also add the peels in this solution. Switch the oven on with high temperature mode for a number of minutes, until the solution evaporates and the window is steamy. Before opening the door, allow it to rest inside for around 10 to 15 minutes. After you're done with this waiting period, take out the bowl and wipe the inside easily with a sponge or a paper towel. You will see that there's no need to put much efforts in scrubbing, gently wipe it and the grease will easily come out effectively.
You can also cut the lemon in half and put the halves in upside down direction on a microwave-proof plate with a few drops of water. Then heat it for a couple of minutes until the lemon is hot and the window is steamy. Both the results will be rewarding, thus leaving a fresh fragrance and of course eliminating any bad odor inside.
Depending on the type of your Microwave, it might even has this function inbuilt.
2. Why not some Vinegar?
If you do not want to use lime juice and extracts, you can also add a few tablespoons of vinegar to the water. Place a microwavable bowl in the oven with the solution of a cup of water and several drops of vinegar mixture. Turn the Microwave oven on and heat it for quite a few minutes until the solution is boiled enough to make the inside of the appliance steamy. And don't forget to keep the temperature on high mode. When the heating time is over, take the bowl out and clean the inside gently by wiping with a kitchen tissue or a paper towel.
3. It's time to wash the Tray clean!
If you are planning to thorough clean the glass/ spin tray in your microwave, then here's a method for you. At first, remove the glass tray or turntable from the appliance and give it an intense wash under the tap or through the dishwasher. You can give it a thorough scrub with your armor—the sponge and detergent of course, and wash it under clean tap water. After washing, wipe it dry with a rag or paper towel and carefully place it again back to its normal place.
4. Even Dish soap works wonders.
Place a microwave safe bowl in the microwave with some water and several drops of liquid dishwasher (according to your need). Heat the solution for a couple of minutes or until the solution begins to steam. Then remove the bowl from the oven and wipe the inside with a damp sponge or rag, resulting in all of the grease come out. The steam also contributes in loosening the gunk, as a result, just a gentle rub would be sufficient enough.
However, you can also add some baking soda to the solution. This will help eliminating any odor left inside.
5. A squeaky clean with Window Cleaner.
Unplug and switch off the appliance as you start to clean. Then begin with mixing your diluted solution. In a bowl, pour some amount of window cleaner with some warm water in the ratio as 2:1. This mixture should be enough to give your appliance a thorough clean up both from the inside and outside.
Start with wiping the inside of the microwave. Dunk a sponge in this diluted solution and scrub the inside smoothly. Scrub the base of the appliance first by taking out the glass tray from the inside. Scrub until all the stains and spots are gone. You can also let the solution rest for some minutes into the tough stains before scrubbing them.
Then wipe the vents of your appliance from the inside to ensure no gunk remains.
As food tends to splatter more often on the surface area of the upper shelf and ceiling, make sure to wipe it neat and clean.
After you're done with scrubbing, drench a neat rag in clean water and wipe all over in the inside and the window completely. Make sure no residue is left in any corner of the inside or by the window side. Then pat dry all over the inside with a dry, neat rag or kitchen towel.
After completion, if any spots still remain, rub it with a cloth soaked in olive oil. If oiliness persists after rubbing with oil, clean that area with dish soap and warm water, and then wipe again with a dry, clean rag.
Now that you are done with the inside, proceed with the outside. Clean the door, the handle, the exterior glass of window, the buttons, and the sides of the appliance by directly spraying window cleaner onto them and then wiping with a neat and dry rag or kitchen towel. Or, if you want to avoid direct spraying, you can also spray some amount onto a kitchen towel and then wipe all over the exterior with it. Your microwave is now completely neat and clean.
After completion of cleaning your microwave oven, leave the door open for a while to let it dry and to air pass inside.
Always cover food while heating in the microwave to keep your appliance clean.
Rather delaying, try to clean up the gunk in your microwave as soon as possible.
Clean your appliance every once or twice a month at least.
At the end, if you think your Microwave is of no use, you can buy a new one. We have formulated different list of Best Microwave Oven, you can pick one from there.


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Quentin Smith on Bertrand Russell on "Unyielding Despair" and the Meaning of Life November 7, 2014 Jeffery Jay Lowder
In his essay, "A Free Man's Worship," Bertrand Russell writes:
Such, in outline, but even more purposeless, more void of meaning, is the world which Science presents for our belief. Amid such a world, if anywhere, our ideals henceforward must find a home. That man is the product of causes which had no prevision of the end they were achieving; that his origin, his growth, his hopes and fears, his loves and his beliefs, are but the outcome of accidental collocations of atoms; that no fire, no heroism, no intensity of thought and feeling, can preserve an individual life beyond the grave; that all the labors of the ages, all the devotion, all the inspiration, all the noonday brightness of human genius, are destined to extinction in the vast death of the solar system, and that the whole temple of man's achievement must inevitably be buried beneath the debris of a universe in ruins—all these things, if not quite beyond dispute, are yet so nearly certain that no philosophy that rejects them can hope to stand…
How in such an alien and inhuman world, so powerless a creature as man preserve his aspirations untarnished? A strange mystery it is that nature, omnipotent but blind, in the revolutions of her secular hurryings through the abysses of space, has brought forth at last a child, subject still to her power, but gifted with sight, with knowledge of good and evil, with the capacity of judging all the works of his unthinking mother.[1]
How should this passage be interpreted? Many writers, including and especially theistic proponents of a moral argument for God's existence, interpret this passage as evidence that Russell believed the nonexistence of God goes hand-in-hand with the meaninglessness of life. In his history of twentieth century metaethics, Ethical and Religious Thought in Analytic Philosophy of Language, a book which most theists who write on moral arguments have ignored, Quentin Smith argues that that is a misinterpretation of Russell.
Before I can summarize why Smith thinks this, I first need to summarize how Smith defines his terms.
"Human life has an objective ethical meaning" =df. moral realism is true, that is, if and only if moral facts obtain independently of whether humans believe they obtain.[2]
"Human life has an objective religious meaning" = df. theism is true.[3] (p. vii)
With these definitions in mind, Smith argues that Russell's essay is an expression of ethical meaning and religious meaninglessness:
There is no God but "the God created by our own love of the good" (57), and thus the locus of objective meaning in our lives must reside in "that energy of faith which enables us to live constantly in the vision of the good" (58). Thus, Russell suggests that the desire for an objective religious meaning is unsatisfied and that in this respect human lives must be devoid of fulfillment. But there are moral ideals of which we have knowledge, and whatever fulfillment, regarding objective meaning, we are capable of achieving must involve the valuation of these ideals.[4]
Furthermore, as Smith observes, "Russell offered little by way of argument for these claims about objective meaning and meaninglessness."[5] But let's assume that Russell is correct. What, then, would be the implications of his view? Once again, let's turn to Smith.
If Russell's and Moore's position is correct, namely, that human life is religiously meaningless but ethically meaningful, then only part of the human desire for objective meaning can be fulfilled. We should side with Russell rather than Moore and hold that the emotional fulfillment of an ethically meaningful way of life should be built on "the firm foundation of unyielding despair" about religious meaning. But this also is not quite accurate, because the desire or need for religious meaning is not universal; if somebody has no desire for religious meaning, then God's nonexistence will not produce despair in him. Accordingly, we should say that for any person who has a desire for a religious and an ethical meaning of life, the happiness he attains through his ethically meaningful life should coexist with his despair at the lack of a religious meaning. This appeared to be Russell's attitude at the time he wrote "A Free Man's Worship."[6]
[1] Bertrand Russell, "A Free Man's Worship," 1903.
[2] Quentin Smith, Ethical and Religious Thought in Analytic Philosophy of Language (Yale University Press, 1997), p. vii.
[3] Smith 1997, p. vii.
[4] Smith 1997, p. 6.
[5] Smith 1997, 6. For a defense of these claims, Smith says that one must turn instead to the writings of G.E. Moore, which is beyond the scope of this essay.
[6] Smith 1997, 7.
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Q: Adding Line to Google combo chart I have a combo chart display employee names on the x axis and number of holiday days they have taken , I want to add in a line to the chart to diaplay the max holiday days they can take which is 20. How do i manually add this into the chart
Below is my code

any help would be appreciated, thanks!

A: to add a line to the combo chart,
add another column to the data table for the max.
then add the max value to each row...
var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
  ['Employee', 'Holiday Days Taken', 'Max'],
  ['Jim', 5, 12],
  ['Bob', 3, 12],
  ['Tom', 6, 12],
]);

in the chart options, change the series type for max to line.
the series number is the zero-based index of the y-axis column in the data table.
in this case, there are two y-axis columns,
so the series number is 1...
series: {1: {type: 'line'}}

see following working snippet...

google.charts.load('current', {
  packages: ['corechart']
}).then(function () {
  var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
    ['Employee', 'Holiday Days Taken', 'Max'],
    ['Jim', 5, 12],
    ['Bob', 3, 12],
    ['Tom', 6, 12],
  ]);

  var options = {
    title : 'Monthly Coffee Production by Country',
    vAxis: {title: 'No. of Holidays Taken'},
    hAxis: {title: 'Employee'},
    seriesType: 'bars',
    series: {1: {type: 'line'}}
  };

  var chart = new google.visualization.ComboChart(document.getElementById('chart_div'));
  chart.draw(data, options);
});

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Q: Regular expression to extract a section from the wikipedia page I am trying to parse a wikipedia page and need to extract a particular section of the page using regex. In the below data, I just need to extract the data inside {{Infobox...}} section.
{{Infobox XC Championships
|Name       = Senior men's race at the 2008 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
|Host city  = [[Edinburgh]], [[Scotland]], [[United Kingdom]] {{flagicon|United Kingdom}}
|Location   = [[Holyrood Park]]
|Nations participating  = 45
}}
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| last =
| publisher = [[IAAF]]
}}

So in the above example, i need to extract only
Infobox XC Championships
|Name       = Senior men's race at the 2008 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
|Host city  = [[Edinburgh]], [[Scotland]], [[United Kingdom]] {{flagicon|United Kingdom}}
|Location   = [[Holyrood Park]]
|Nations participating  = 45

Please note that there might be nested {{ }} characters within {{Infobox...}} section. I don't want to omit that.
Below is my regex:
\\{\\{Infobox[^{}]*\\}\\}

but it doesn't seem to work. Please help. Thanks!

A: Due to the formatting of the infobox-section it actually is possible to use a regular expression for this.
Trick is, that you don't even take care of the nested {{...}} elements, as each of them will be in its own line starting with a |.
{{(Infobox.*\r\n(?:\|.*\r\n)+)}}

Debuggex Demo
{{           start of the string
  (Infobox   start of the capturing group
  .*\r\n     any characters until a line break appears
  (?:
    \|       line has to start with a |
    .*\r\n   any characters until a line break appears
  )
  +          the non-capturing group can occur multiple times
  )          end of capturing group
}}

So, within the Infobox-section you just match lines beginning with a | until }} pops up.
You may have to experiment with \r\n depending on your platform/language. Debuggex was fine with \r\n, but regex101.com would only match on \n

A: Don't use regex..Follow this algorithm
1>Initialize counter to 0
2>Increment counter when you find {{
3>Decrement counter when you find }}
4>Repeat step 2 and 3 until counter is 0


The club is located on Rusper Road, Coldean, Brighton. Rusper Road is just behind the shops at the junction of Beatty Avenue and Hawkhurst Road. The steps shown in the right picture lead to our front door and a large "slot car racing" sign is clearly displayed on race nights.
The Club meets on Thursday evenings from 1900 hrs, and visitors are always welcome. We are normally open for racing every week of the year, except for when Christmas or New Year's Eve fall on a Thursday.
As we quite often have more than 20 members racing on each race night, it is best to contact us before your visit to make sure that you are expected.


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ROMLEX.
December 22, 2005 by languagehat 5 Comments
ROMLEX is a project to document the major Romani ("Gypsy") languages of Europe.
ROMLEX is not a Romani dictionary in the usual sense. ROMLEX is a lexical database. It contains data that are representative of the variation in the lexicon of all Romani dialects, and offers almost complete coverage of the basic lexicon of the Romani language. At present, data are available online covering 25 different Romani dialects. These are accompanied by translations into English and, depending on the Romani dialect, into other European languages as well. By providing an electronic resource of the highest quality, which can constantly be updated, the ROMLEX database can serve as a foundation for future dissemination of Romani literary resources and Romani language literacy itself.
You can access the database itself here; if you want some information about the various dialects, it's here; and here is a discussion of the Roma, Sinti, and Calé and where they and their language came from:
Roma means all groups residing in central and eastern Europe, or respectively, those who in the 19th and 20th century emigrated from central and eastern Europe to western Europe and overseas. The term Sinti comprises those subgroups which entered the German speaking cultural area at a relatively early point in time and who for the most part live in western Europe today (Germany, France, Italy, Austria, etc.). Calé defines, among others, groups who have been living for a long time on the Iberian Peninsular (Spain, Portugal)…
Proto-Romani is believed to have split from subcontinental Indo-Aryan during the transition period from Middle to New Indo-Aryan. It retains some conservative features especially in the verb inflection, but also in nominal inflection. Phonology and lexicon point to an ancient affinity with the so-called Central Indo-Aryan languages, such as Hindi. On the other hand, there are morphological and arguably some phonological parallels with the languages of the extreme Northwest, such as Kashmiri. It is therefore assumed that Proto-Romani split off from the Central branch, then underwent a shared areal development with the North-western languages, before leaving India. A similar profile is shared by Domari, the language of the Near Eastern Dom. The linguistic history of both groups thus points to successive migrations of the speaker populations, leading ultimately to their present locations.
Proto-Romani must have been spoken in Asia Minor by the eleventh or twelfth centuries. It absorbed Iranian and Armenian influences. The strongest impact however was Greek, which has made a significant contribution not only to the Romani lexicon but also to derivational and inflectional morphology and to the syntactic typology of Romani. Features such as the preposed definite article, Verb-Object word order, and the split between factual and non-factual complementisers can be attributed to Greek influence, while the emergence of prepositions, the reduction and ultimate loss of the infinitive, and the structure of relative and adverbial clauses may have been triggered already by Iranian influence…
Thanks for the tip, peacay, and I expect the omniscient zaelic to show up at any minute and provide his own Romaphilic insights.
zaelic says:
I saw this a few months ago before it was up and running. I decided to give it a test. A Rom acquaintace of mine works at an NGO dealing with Roma human rights. Romani has become one of the recognized languages in Europe, and so there is a lot of work translating documents into Romanes, which is pretty much symbolic, since almost nobody involved in non-governmental Roma life spends much of their time reading EU documents in Romanes.
My friend's problem was that there is no agreed on Romani word for the abstract term "society." There is "how we do things" and "how the Gaje do things." Most modern "mashkartemengipe" (international) written Romani is based on the Lovara dialect, which lists a Hungarian loan word "tarsasago" (from Hung. 'tarsasag'.) Romanian varieties use terms based on Romanian, and most of the other eastern dialects use the slavic "drustvo.'In Burgenland you get "farajn" from 'verein.' But there is no commonly agreed term for "society" that is used in written international Romani.
Now, you don't want to translate all your EU documents with phrases in which "adapt to society" is expressed by the somewhat awkward phrase "adapt to the way Gaje do things."
The same friend pointed out to me that, on the other hand, Romani has two definate terms for different kinds of fart. One for loud messy ones, and one for silent-but-deadlies.
Lovari:
khaj: fart (noiseless)
ril:fart (audible)
Kalderash:
řîl: fart (noisy)
khaj: 1. smell, stench 2. fart
East Slovak Romani:
riľ: fart
khaň: fart
To quote my friend, what can you do with a language that has no abstract term for society, but two separate terms for fart?
I can see I will have a lot of fun with this over Nitl…er… the Holidays… I see the term for 'sausage' "goj" is extremely widespread, whereas I had thought it pretty local. Thanks for making my christmas 'but feder losho!'
Merry Christmas, all of you, Hat and fans of Hat!!!
How do I learn more about the cale'?
I'm enjoying listening to Radio Tarifa these days.
Gregor Kwiek says:
Hi zaelic,
there is a term for society in Romanes, although it will have different meanings in different contexts. The word manush means mankind (manusha malekind, manushnja femalekind). As a noun, manushipe, the word can be translated to civility and society, however, one cannot use this in the same context as to speak about being a part of society (jekh kothor vaj partjia ando manushipe). The reason for this is simple, because we have manushipe, as to where we may not see others having it because they may not practice cleanliness rules that are a part of manushipe. When we speak of society in the sense of "Swedish society" for example, or Romani society, we will say e luma (the world) o them (the country). It is not finding words which is the problem but that the semantics, the logic is different to English. When I say e luma Romanes, I do not mean the earth, I say e phuv (the ground) when I mean the earth. So I think studies are needed to look at the semantics, usages, and so on. We at times move too quickly with things. I have met people who have learned Romanes and used the database and when they spoke some words just did not fit in the sentences they used.
John Cowan says:
two separate terms for fart
It's part of the common Indo-European inheritance, that. English is only accidentally impoverished in this way.
languagehat says:
A better link (directly inspired by zaelic's comment).
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The Queen of Outer Space [Zsa Zsa Gabor]
Queen of Outer Space (1958) starring Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eric Fleming, Dave Willock
Synopsis of Queen of Outer Space
Queen of Outer Space begins with an intrepid captain and his men. After that, a space station is destroyed. However, when they land on a planet where the destructive beams comes from … All males are outlawed! However, some women there are eager to break the law!
It should be clear that Queen of Outer Space is a parody of scifi movies of the time. Some people try to take it seriously, however it's intentionally silly, and it works as a comedy. It's set in the "distant future" of 1985! First, a mysterious ray from outer space destroys a space station. Then, it also causes a spaceship manned by our heroes to veer off course…. After that, they crash land on Venus. Which is populated by beautiful women, wearing makeup, beautiful dresses, etc. That is strange, since there are no men on the planet.
Most of the men died in an interplanetary war ten years ago. The useful survivors are kept on Venus' previously-unknown moon. Effectively, a slave camp. The Queen blames all men for what happened on her planet … And for the radiation damage to her beautiful face. Next, she plans to destroy the Earth … Because it's infested with men!
In conclusion, the beautiful women don't want their new man toys destroyed. So, there's going to be a revolution! Which lasts about two minutes. In other words, the Queen is killed by her own murderous ray, the beauties have retaken their society, and all live happily ever after.
Zsa Zsa Gabor says
I made Queen of Outer Space, which was destined to become a classic. Written by Ben Hecht (of Front Page fame), Queen was one of the last films he wrote….I play [Talleah], a scientist who is against all of Queen [Yllana's] cruelties and wants to see her banished. The high point comes when I declare, "I hate that queen"—a line that even to this day causes a great deal of mirth among many of my gay friends. I liked Ben Hecht and adored my costumes, designed by Edith Head and costing a staggering $15,000 apiece.
Zsa Zsa Gabor in her autobiography, One Lifetime is Not Enough
Zsa Zsa Gabor (Lovely to Look At, Lili, 3 Ring Circus) as Talleah. No, she's not the Queen. But, she's her chief scientist, and leads the faction that don't want all men destroyed.
Eric Fleming (Rawhide, The Glass Bottom Boat) as Captain Neal Patterson. The stereotypical spaceship commander. Handsome, in control, his men follow his orders without question. In addition, Queen Yilana clearly likes him as well. She's both attracted and repulsed by him. She even unmasks before him, showing her hideously disfigured face.
Dave Willock (Revenge of the Creature) as Lt. Mike Cruze. Part of the crew, slightly more girl-crazy than the rest.
Laurie Mitchell as Queen Yllana. The villainess of Queen of Outer Space. She blames her disfigurement and emotional pain on all men. In conclusion, a tragic villain. Although, still quite dangerous.
Lisa Davis (One Hundred and One Dalmatians) as Motiya. One of the numerous, beautiful women that Venus is populated with.
Paul Birch (War of the Worlds) as Professor Konrad. The stereotypical scientist, who knows things he frankly has no way of knowing.
Editorial review of Queen of Outer Space courtesy of Amazon.com
Prepare to blast off on one of the campiest cosmic capers in midnight movie history! On a routine mission, Captain Neal Patterson (Eric Fleming) and his crew encounter a mysterious ray beam that knocks their rocket off course and destroys a space station. They wake up on Venus and find the planet is home to a race of beautiful women, ruled by a man-hating, masked Queen who is determined to blow up the earth. The crew's only hope is the Queen's love-starved scientist (Zsa Zsa Gabor), who longs to free her people from the evil Queen and bring men back to Venus. It's an interplanetary battle of the sexes as Zsa Zsa and the earthling's team up to save each other's worlds!
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I own a yarn shop.
A real-life, bricks and mortar, come-in-and-have-a-seat yarn store.
I signed the lease just 11 days ago and we're opening tomorrow. Tomorrow!
I've been blogging our day by day progress on the website, you can read it here.
I've waited to announce it here, because I was still working out the details. What would the shop be like? What would it's personality be?
How would it affect Blonde Chicken Boutique?
Now that I know the answer, I'm ready to share it with you.
Blonde Chicken Boutique is going to continue on as it has. It's my own company, my own line of yarn. I will keep posting new yarns weekly to the Boutique and talking about eco-friendly fiber and pattern ideas here, on the blog. Blonde Chciken Boutique is my creative outlet and it's not going anywhere.
A Novel Yarn is in partnership with my mom. We're trying to create an open studio for fiber arts and a gallery for handmade yarn.
Open studio: I'll be spinning at the shop during business hours. I'll also have my carder, so you can see the process from fiber to yarn. I'll also have one-on-one lessons for knitting and spinning. We'll be teaching classes on a all sorts of knitterly endevours from learning to knit to knitting with handspun to using Ravelry.
Gallery for handmade yarn: Our shelves with be overflowing with handmade yarn from myself and a host of my spinny friends. Anyting relating to fiber that is handdyed, handspun or otherwise handmade is welcome! We'll have handpainted needles, Learn to Knit Kits, books by indie publishers and (eventually) patterns by indie designers.
It has been a whirlwind to get open but so so satisfying to just begin to promote so many fabulous fiber artists.
Tomorrow is our first day and December 19th is our Grand Opening. If you're in Jonesborough, TN, come say hi!
And if you can't come in to the yarn shop, you can always find your favorite Blonde Chicken Boutique yarn right here in the shop.
Congratulations on your new shop! It sounds like a terrific idea.
Wow. Talk about an amazing year. I'm so excited for you.