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Today we are going to talk about the difference between count and noncount nouns.
bought a shirt." If you have more than one shirt, you just add "s" to make it plural.
But a shirt is part of a larger category: clothing. You can say "I bought three shirts" but you cannot say, "I bought three clothings." Clothing is a noncount noun. You cannot use a, an, or a number before a noncount noun.
Grammatically, a noncount noun is always singular, even if it refers to multiple items like furniture, luggage, or equipment.
A count noun in your native language might be a noncount noun in English. For example, the Spanish translation for homework is a count noun. But homework is a noncount noun in English. It would sound strange to say, "I had three homeworks." You could say, "I had a lot of homework."
You can also could say, "I had three homework assignments." In this example, homework is used as an adjective. It describes assignment. You can count assignments, but you cannot count homework.
There is no perfect rule to determine if a noun is count or noncount. Fortunately, most noncount nouns fall into a few categories.
Noncount nouns often refer to groups of similar objects. Furniture, for example, is a noncount noun. Furniture is a collection of similar countable items like chairs, sofas, tables, shelves, beds and so on.
Luggage is also a noncount noun. You can count bags, packages, and backpacks, but you cannot count luggage. Other noncount nouns that refer to groups of similar things include equipment, food, garbage, mail, money and vocabulary.
Abstract words are noncount. These are words that refer to ideas or qualities instead of physical objects or events. Abstractions are usually things that you cannot see: They only exist in the mind. For example: love, hate, information, news, peace, music and art. There are tens of thousands of abstract words.
It is logical that particles -- things that come in very small pieces -- are noncount nouns. It would be difficult to count rice, corn, salt, sugar and dust.
The names of academic fields of study are noncount. Even though physics, economics, and mathematics all end with an s, they are singular noncount nouns. For example, "Physics is difficult."
Words related to nature and weather are often noncount, such as rain, wind, snow, lightning, fire and air.
A few words can be used as count and noncount nouns. But the meaning changes a little bit. Let's look at the word glass. As a noncount noun, glass refers to the clear material used to make windows. For example, "The lamp was made of glass."
As a count noun, glass refers to a drinking container made of glass, as in "Could you bring me a glass of water?"
The plural glasses has two meanings. It could refer to more than one drinking container. "Please wash the glasses."
Glasses could also refer to spectacles, a pair of lenses used to correct vision. "I have been wearing glasses since I was a teenager."
Coffee, along with other drinks, has a count and noncount meaning. "Coffee is grown in Colombia" refers to coffee as an agricultural product. "I'll have a coffee" refers to a single cup of coffee.
There are a few very important words that make it possible to count noncount nouns. Many food words are noncount nouns. But if you are cooking, you need to measure specific amounts of food.
A recipe for cookies might call for "2 cups of sugar, a half-pound of butter, and 1 teaspoon of vanilla." Pound, cup and teaspoon are examples of measure words that you can use to make noncount nouns countable.
One of the most useful of these measure words is piece. You cannot count information but you can count a piece of information. Piece is a very useful word because it can be used with both count and noncount nouns. For example, you can have two pieces of pie or three pieces of information. Listen to this song by Paul Young.
You take a piece of me with you.
Here is a video of Paul Young singing Everytime You Go Away.
Some of these measure words have poetic qualities to them, such as: a grain of sand, a speck of dust, a bolt of lightning, a flake of snow, and a breath of air.
Let's look at some common mistakes with noncount nouns.
Traffic might seem like a count noun. After all, it refers to a lot of cars. But traffic is a noncount noun in English. Vocabulary, hardware, information, music, and advice are noncount nouns that English learners often confuse for count nouns.
And let us not forget the most important noncount noun of all: grammar. You cannot count grammar. But you can count grammar rules.
Adam Brock wrote this story for VOA Learning English. Parts of the report were based on "Understanding and Using English Grammar," by Betty Azar. Jill Robbins and Kathleen Struck were the editors.
Now it's your turn. If you send us your mailing address in the comments, we will send you a 2016 VOA Calendar. We will not publish your address in the comments, of course. Feel free to add a comment, we will publish that without the address.
Here is Janis Joplin singing Piece of My Heart.
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Sally Thomason will lead a discussion this new (free online) book by Joseph Emonds and Jan Terje Faarlund: English as a Viking Language. The goal is for several HistLing participants to look at enough of the book to summarize the main arguments and kinds of evidence. Faarlund objected rather strenuously to a Language Log post that Sally wrote in response to his comments in a Science Daily article about the research, which claims that English is descended from Old Norse rather than from Old English. (If you read that post, please try to ignore the stupid mistake Sally made about German infinitive constructions!) If you google "English or Engelsk", you'll also find links to an analysis by Asya Pereltsvaig of the Science Daily article.


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Q: Bot Framework Composer - Multiply Choice with Values from PVA I'm trying to create a meal bot for company intern use. The meal plan changes weekly and I would like to fill the choices with the values from the PVA (Power Virtual Agent). After the user submits his meal choice, I would like to prevent the user from submitting another choice. This is the Dialog I created so far. It works with static values, but I don't know how to add the global variables from the pva. And I don't know how to prevent the user from submitting more than once.

Those are the variables I wanna use in the multiple choice card:

I already checked the "Bot (any topic can access)" checkbox, which creates a global variable.

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Q&A: Umair Haque on How to Beat Wall Street Once and for All
Economy, Human Rights
(www.good.is) As director of the Havas Media Lab and a regular contributor the Harvard Business Review, author Umair Haque has long been one of GOOD's favorite scholars. Prompted by his tweets lightly mocking the U.K.'s recent anti-austerity protests, during which people attacked banks for their shockingly low tax expenditures, we reached out to Haque to talk about the demonstrations and how they could have been better. His answers were more revolutionary than any kid throwing a rock through the window of a Barclays.
For instance, says Haque, if they wanted to, a group of concerned citizens could divest from big banks en masse and collapse them (an organization called Move Your Money is already advocating just that). He argues that contrary to what most of us may feel in the wake of the financial crisis, customers are far more powerful than banks. And unless Americans learn that lesson quickly, he says, they can "kiss the future goodbye."
GOOD: Last month, you caused a bit of a tizzy on Twitter when you pointed out some of the shortcomings of the U.K. anti-austerity protests.
Umair Haque: Well, I certainly didn't mean to cause a tizzy. My point was simple: In the U.K., people were protesting austerity measures. Yet without fundamental reform of basic institutions—notably banks—austerity is treating the symptom, not the underlying problem. The proximate cause of cuts is deficits, but the ultimate causes of deficits are a banking sector that blew up severely, a government that seems less than capable of managing it (and more than capable of being captured by it), and corporations that are less than willing contributors to the common good. Hence, my point: Protesting budget cuts without understanding the need for deeper reform is a bit like popping a zit when you've got a chronic disease.
If I wanted to be cynical, I'd say cuts are just a sideshow, a diversion from the main event. They'll keep rolling on and on and on, because the simple truth is that wealth is being extracted from society at an ever faster rate. The main event? Deep institutional reform, so our institutions create wealth, instead of merely extracting it. The longer we put it off, fail to do it, or, most vitally, fail to understand that logic, the longer and harder this great stagnation will be.
GOOD: You retweeted someone who said, "People don't believe their power. They don't believe they could topple banks in a month. You and I know they could but they don't." A former SEIU official recently came under conservative fire after suggesting something similar, that Americans should come together and collapse JP Morgan. What would an effort like this look like, and how would it work?
Haque: Let me be very clear: I'm certainly not calling for "collapsing banks." Let me put it this way: I find it hard to understand why so many keep their cash in megabanks when the service is poor, the hidden charges are steep, and the risk is great. Banks are highly leveraged institutions. Were a relatively small percentage of deposits to shift to, for example, community banks or credit unions, megabanks would find it very difficult indeed to sustain the profit margins or market power they currently enjoy. In the 20th century, protests were political, focused on reshaping economies. In the 21st, I have a hunch that the most effective protests will be economic, focused on reshaping polities—like, for example, coordinating the flight of capital from a bank that isn't living up to its end of the bargain that people, communities, and society have struck with it.
GOOD: What impact would it have on the global financial market and our domestic lives if American citizens did come together and topple banks?
Haque: If America can reform its banking sector, it has a fighting chance at a prosperous future. If it doesn't, it doesn't. Though that might sound harsh, the plain truth is that Wall Street's recent meltdown has cost literally trillions; that Wall Street has drained two generations of top talent from authentically creative, productive work; that Wall Street consistently makes malinvestments that blow up instead of investing in what endures, matters, and multiplies.
Economic history 101 tells us that in the modern context, a financial sector focused on extracting wealth—instead of on creating it—is one of the few sure ways to ensure the swift, steady decline of a nation (the others being war, debt, and sheer indolence). I'd say that without the institutional reinvention of finance, America simply won't be able to create the future, because it will keep investing in yesterday's already overleveraged, zero-social-return "ponziconomy." (When I say zero, I'm being kind. When the final bill's added up, I suspect that we'll discover that finance has destroyed significantly more wealth over the last several decades than it has created—the Bank of England has already concluded that over the noughties, banks created zero economic value.)
GOOD: Presumably—and this is from a financial layman—the result of toppling banks would be terrible instability at home and abroad. How is that beneficial to the working class?
Haque: America is watching a great tragedy unfold: The collapse of the middle class. That society needs megabanks is, to put it kindly, a finely tailored piece of marketing. In fact, as I've written about a few months back, banks need society a lot more than society needs banks. How do we know? Well, consider the Irish Bankers' Strikes of the 1970s, when fed-up bankers petulantly decided to go on strike (with the assumption that the economy would collapse, and society would beg to have them back). Instead, the economy kept growing, and a kind of peer-to-peer banking system arose spontaneously. Far from instability, the result was relative stability.
The larger point is that the "instability" that is the heart of Wall Street's scare tactics is in fact already upon us, savagely so. The global financial system is still being propped up with liquidity injections and implicit guarantees of every kind—and on the flipside, income, wealth, and job creation are stagnating while poverty is growing. That is economic instability—and the solution isn't subsidizing Wall Street to the hilt, because that only sets the stage for a bigger, nastier, meltdown in the next five years or so. The solution is building fundamentally, radically better financial institutions.
To fear "instability" at this point is a little bit like a man trapped wearing a life preserver in the middle of the ocean afraid of a little bit of rain. We're already soaked; the challenge is reaching (or perhaps even spotting) the shore.
GOOD: Can you envision a world in which people actually band together to systematically and legally take down banks?
Haque: Sure I can—the Dutch just digitally self-organized to force their parliament to axe bankers' bonuses. Not just going forward, but retroactively. That's not a baby step, it's a giant leap. If the Dutch can do it, using technology invented in the U.S.A.—Twitter and Facebook—it's awfully ironic that Americans seem to think it's about as unrealistic as a sci-fi movie called Escape from New York Meets Cloverfield.
GOOD: You also recently tweeted, "My feeling … is that Wall St has the US and UK right where it wants them. Confused, afraid, divided, and addicted." What do you mean by that?
Haque: As I said, there's little reason to place your money into a bank that doesn't have your best interest at heart, that costs society the future, and that doesn't reinvest in your community. Yet millions still do—and even you've raised the illusory specter of "instability." Hence, Wall Street's got the U.S. and U.K. right where it wants them: Confused, afraid, and addicted. Unless we can get over our fear, and kick the habit, I'd get ready to kiss the future goodbye.
http://www.good.is/post/you-banks-how-to-beat-wall-street-once-and-for-all/?utm_content=headline&utm_medium=hp_carousel&utm_source=slide_1
Iraq: Police officer freed after being held for 24 hours over critical articles
(rsf.org) Reporters Without Borders is pleased to learn that Murtadha Al-Shahtur, the police spokesman in the governorate Dhi Qar and a contributor to the local newspaper Al-Zaman and other newspapers and websites, was released on the evening of 4 April, a day after being arrested in Dhi Qar's capital, Nasariyah, by members of the Baghdad government's special forces. Read More
The use of psychology in torture at Guantanamo
(rabble.ca) On the same day President Barack Obama formally launched his re-election campaign, his attorney general, Eric Holder, announced that key suspects in the 9/11 attacks would be tried not in federal court, but through controversial military commissions at Guantanamo. Holder blamed members of Congress, who he said "have intervened and imposed restrictions blocking the administration from bringing any Guantanamo detainees to trial in the United States." Nevertheless, one Guantanamo case will be tried in New York. No, not the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed or any of his alleged co-conspirators. This week, the New York state Supreme Court will hear the case against John Leso, a psychologist who is accused of participating in torture at the Gitmo prison camp that Obama pledged, and failed, to close.
The case was brought by the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA) on behalf of Steven Reisner. Reisner, a New York psychologist and adviser to Physicians for Human Rights, is at the centre of a growing group of psychologists campaigning against the participation of psychologists in the U.S. government's interrogation programs, which they say amounts to torture. Unlike the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, the largest association of psychologists in the world, has refused to implement a resolution passed by its membership barring APA members from participating in interrogations at sites where international law or the Geneva Conventions are being violated. Reisner, a child of Holocaust survivors, is running for president of the APA, in part to force it to comply with the resolution.
John Francis Leso is a U.S. Army major, formerly chief of the clinical psychology service at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. According to CJA, Dr. Leso "led the first Behavioral Science Consultation Team (BSCT) at … Guantanamo from June 2002 to January 2003," where he "co-authored an interrogation policy memorandum that incorporated illegal techniques adapted from methods used by the Chinese and North Korean governments against U.S. prisoners of war."
Reisner filed a complaint with the New York state agency that governs licenses of psychologists, the New York Office of Professional Discipline (OPD), asking for an investigation and appropriate disciplinary action. He took this route, Reisner told me, because "health professionals are privy to private information, to weaknesses, to psychological and physical compromises, and they are privy to that information because they take an oath not to abuse that information to cause harm. So when health professionals use that very information … to cause harm, we want to make sure that those people are held accountable and have their licenses revoked, if necessary."
The OPD declined to investigate, so Reisner is seeking a court order to force the agency to do so.
Maj. Leso recommended three categories of interrogation severity at Guantanamo, depending on the prisoners' ability to resist. "Category III" included "daily use of 20 hour interrogations; the use of strict isolation without the right of visitation by treating medical professionals or the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); the use of food restriction for 24 hours once a week; the use of scenarios designed to convince the detainee he might experience a painful or fatal outcome; non-injurious physical consequences; removal of clothing; and exposure to cold weather or water until such time as the detainee began to shiver."
Leso is alleged to have participated in the interrogation of Mohammed al-Qahtani, a young man captured in Afghanistan and referred to as the "20th hijacker." Al-Qahtani's interrogation was so harsh that his charges were dropped. He is represented by the Center for Constitutional Rights, which said in response to Holder's announcement: "The Obama administration all but admitted political failure today as it announced it would try the 9/11 defendants before the deeply flawed military commission system rather than in Article III civilian courts as originally planned. … In the same breath that the U.S. is calling for the rule of law in the Middle East, it is subverting it at home."
by Amy Goodman
Source: http://rabble.ca/columnists/2011/04/use-psychology-torture-guantanamo
http://rabble.ca/columnists/2011/04/use-psychology-torture-guantanamo
Libya: Rebels Should Open Books on Oil Sales
(hrw.org) Reports that opposition forces in Libya will begin exporting crude oil from areas under their control raise concerns about the transparency of oil revenues, Human Rights Watch said today. Libya's people have a right to information about a major national resource, Human Rights Watch said.
Human Rights Watch called on the self-appointed opposition authority, the Interim Transitional National Council, to respect internationally accepted standards of transparency for all sales of crude oil and gas that it arranges. In contrast, oil and gas transactions by the Gaddafi government have been opaque and lacked accountability for many years, Human Rights Watch said.
"Any emerging Libyan authority should break with past practice in Libya and open the books on oil and gas transactions," said Arvind Ganesan, business and human rights director at Human Rights Watch. "Failure to do so could lead to continued mismanagement and corruption. The Libyan people have a right to know what's happening with a precious national resource."
In particular, Human Rights Watch called on the Interim Transitional National Council, which has de facto control in eastern Libya, to provide full documentation of all future oil and gas transactions. It should also commit to publish independent auditing reports in the future of any financial transactions associated with oil and gas licensing and sales, Human Rights Watch said.
The Interim Transitional National Council announced on April 1, 2011, that it had reached a deal with Qatar to market Libyan oil. Qatar should also abide by international standards of transparency and support its Libyan interlocutors to do the same, Human Rights Watch said.
An oil tanker with a capacity of 1 million barrels reportedly arrived at the Marsa al-Hariga terminal near the port of Tobruk in eastern Libya on April 5. This would mark the first export of oil from rebel-held areas of Libya since the conflict began six weeks ago.
Prior to the conflict, Libya was Africa's third largest oil producer, exporting 1.6m barrels a day.
The Interim Transitional National Council has said that it will work for Libya's economy "to be used for the benefit of the Libyan people."
"Opposition forces and Qatar should work to respect the best practices of transparency now, before problems develop." Ganesan said.
Source: http://www.hrw.org/en/news/2011/04/05/libya-rebels-should-open-books-oil-sales
Leading Palestinian Peace Activist & Theater Director, Juliano Mer-Khamis, Killed in Jenin
(democracynow.org) Palestinians, artists and peace activists worldwide are mourning the loss of a leading figure in Palestinian creative nonviolent resistance. Juliano Mer-Khamis, the founder of a theater for Palestinian children, was killed Monday by masked assailants in the West Bank town of Jenin. He had received a number of death threats from extremist Palestinians for his work with the Jenin Freedom Theatre. The theater has helped Palestinian youths deal with the hardships of life under Israeli occupation by expressing themselves through the arts—film, photography, art and theater. We are joined in Jenin by Nabeel Raee, director of the Acting School at the Jenin Freedom Theatre, where he worked closely with Mer-Khamis for many years, and by Constancia "Dinky" Romilly, founder and president of the board of the New York City-based Friends of the Jenin Freedom Theatre, who also worked closely with the program in Jenin.
Watch report, or read transcript here:
http://www.democracynow.org/2011/4/5/leading_palestinian_peace_activist_theater_director

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There is a bridge in Dumbarton, Scotland, which has, throughout the years, seen it's fair share of suicides. Though "lovers leaps", or suicide bridges are not all together uncommon (the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, for instance, is the most popular suicide spot in the world with an average of one suicide every two weeks), Overtoun is a strange exception, as it hasn't compelled many human deaths, but rather animal – canine to be exact. An innumerable amount of dogs have, since the early 50's, jumped to their deaths into the rock bed below. This bizarre phenomenon has led to a lot of speculation from curiosity seekers and scientists alike. In an attempt to explain the strange rash of dog deaths, there grew a belief that the bridge and nearby Overtoun Home were haunted by malevolent spirits with a taste for puppies.
In the 1860's, across the Overtoun Burn (or stream), the bridge was built on land that was rumored to be "thin". That is to say that the entire area of Overtoun, by Celtic mythological standards, was believed have been a sacred space, where the fabric between heaven and earth was worn translucent; a place where the mystical energies of a foreign world flowed freely into ours. This, many say, is the cause of the confusion and disorientation in the passing animals, a byproduct of the "energy" purported to emanate from the land. There are some though, even of the new-age persuasion, who aren't satisfied with this explanation of events. Some self-described psychics and mediums have come far and wide to the Scottish countryside, only to report a "comfortable" or "pleasant" sensation surrounding the area, despite some of the unfortunate human tragedies which have occurred at the bridge.
With Dumbarton being the site of long-time economic decline, some have theorized that perhaps the dogs had been affected by the depression sinking into the town's citizens. Dumbarton has, after all, continuously been voted the "most depressing place in Britain". So depressing, in fact, that the instances of human suicide have risen 200 per cent over the last three years, making it the leading cause of death for males in the area. Many have cited Dr. Sheldrake's experiment as evidence that the dogs of Overtoun Bridge are merely "attuning" themselves to the town, the crushing sense of hopelessness causing them to leap to their deaths. The odd part though, is that of the dogs that have jumped, none of the previous owners have reported feeling signs of depression, much less thoughts of suicide.
Eventually, a canine psychologist by the name of Dr. David Sands became interested in the stories surrounding Overtoun Bridge. He made a few phone calls and took a trip to the bridge with an eye-witness: the only known dog to have ever survived the leap. Sands reported that, at first, the dog acted completely at ease, but as he lead her towards the far right corner of the bridge, the location where she had originally jumped, the dog became visibly agitated and quickly tensed. He went on to describe that something had suddenly "stimulated her primary senses of sight, sound, and smell". This information drew the attention of the Scottish Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals and prompted Davis Sexton, an animal habitat expert, to make his own trek to the bridge.
Initially, Sexton believed that a nearby nuclear base could have been emitting sounds unperceivable to the human ear, essentially driving the dogs crazy. Nearby telephone pylons were also in his list of possible explanations for the erratic behaviour of the animals who had intentionally harmed themselves, and while they found no evidence to support either of these theories, what they discovered was something far more innocent. What Sexton found was a concentrated grouping of nests consisting of mink, mice and squirrel around the base of bridge itself. In order to narrow down which of the three smells were most appealing to the dogs, Sexton conducted an experiment with three long nosed breeds, which he had discovered were the only breeds to have jumped to their deaths from the overpass.
The real curse? The enticing allure of single mink.
All three breeds, at a rate of 70 per cent, made straight for the scent of the mink when they were taken off their leashes. Sexton was surprised to discover that the mink nest had been located directly under the right side of the bridge, which was without fail, the direction that every single dog had chosen to jump from.
So there it was. Good science had given us the answers to a mystery which had gone unanswered for more then half a century. Obviously, this did little to satisfy those who believed unshakably, that there was some other, mystical explanation for the behaviour of these animals. To date, curiosity still hangs around Overtoun Bridge and its adjoining home, only further proving that it takes more than good science to shake a time-honoured myth.
Another one bites the dust! Great article. That makes it something like Science: a bajillion. Woo woo: zip.
What I love about stories like this one is that science can and does explain away the "supernatural", and yet that myth surrounding the story can continue to remain.


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Cyber-Safe
This company sells spy tools to evil governments
by Jose Pagliery @Jose_Pagliery July 6, 2015: 5:42 PM ET
This is a still from a commercial for Hacking Team, which sells spy tools to oppressive governments.
We know dictatorships spy on innocent people. And now we know where they buy their tools -- from a tiny Italian company in Milan.
It's called Hacking Team. And the world knows about it, because Hacking Team has been hacked.
On Sunday, a massive load of stolen documents were uploaded to the Internet. It revealed contracts, invoices and internal presentations of Hacking Team. And it offered a glimpse into a shadowy world of selling high-powered cyber weapons -- even to genocidal maniacs.
CNNMoney could not verify the authenticity of these documents. However, specific details in several separate documents form a consistent picture of Hacking Team's business dealings.
Hacking Team offers consulting on computer security, and its professional hackers build powerful tools. They can spy on emails, text messages and more.
The dark side? Various human rights groups -- such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch -- have worried that Hacking Team's tools will get into the wrong hands, helping governments arrest journalists and protestors to suppress free speech.
In the past, Hacking Team has denied helping "repressive regimes."
But now there are documents that show the opposite.
One contract exposed in the data breach shows that Ethiopia paid Hacking Team $1 million for spy tools in 2012. Hacking Team got paid €58,000 to provide spy tools to the Egyptian government in early 2012. Both contracts were for "Remote Control System," a powerful spying software.
Then there's Sudan, whose government has engaged in a genocide that killed 400,000, and whose president, Omar al Bashir, faces international criminal charges for mass murder and rape.
Stolen documents show that in March, the United Nations investigated whether Hacking Team sold equipment to Sudan. Hacking Team starkly denied then doing business with Sudan. But it actually got paid $960,000 to provide spy tools in 2012, according to leaked contracts.
"These are very powerful tools that are being sold to basically anyone with a checkbook," said American Civil Liberties Union principle technologist Christopher Soghoian, who has closely studied the exposed contracts.
The documents show that Hacking Team sells spy tools to many of the countries that rank worst in the World Press Freedom Index, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Vietnam.
It's unclear exactly how these governments used these spy tools. But critics point to their abysmal records on human rights and fear the worst.
Until now, there have only been hints about the use of Hacking Team's tools. Last year, a human rights groups called Citizen Lab found that Hacking Team's spy tools were used to attack computers belonging to Ethiopian journalists in the United States -- breaking American laws. Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky tracked it spreading worldwide.
But Hacking Team has always remained silent about its clientele.
"Here, we finally have evidence in the form of invoices," Soghoian said.
Hacking Team isn't the only company that makes this type of surveillance software. But it's the first to have so many internal documents exposed to the public.
It is unclear who broke into Hacking Team. According to tech site Motherboard, a hacker who has gone by the name "PhineasFisher" claimed credit -- the same person who last year hacked a similar German maker of surveillance tools, Gamma International.
The company issued a statement Monday afternoon, saying it is a victim of an online attack -- and will work with law enforcement to catch the hacker who broke in. Hacking Team spokesman Eric Rabe acknowledged company documents had been taken, but he refused to confirm any details or even client names.
But he did say: "Some of the information that is in the press today — and is reportedly based on these documents — is inaccurate."
On Twitter, one Hacking Team employee shared his thoughts. Security engineer Christian Pozzi said, "The attackers are spreading a lot of lies about our company that is simply not true." He tried to dissuade anyone from downloading the files, claiming they were infected with a computer virus. Pozzi later deleted his Twitter account without explanation.
Documents reviewed by CNNMoney show that Mexico, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates are some of the company's top clients. They've each paid more than $1 million.
According to one spreadsheet, Hacking Team also sells its services to the FBI and the Russian government.
CNNMoney asked the FBI how or why it's using this spying tool, but the agency has not yet provided a response.
What's the danger in selling this stuff? It places NSA-type technology in anybody's hands. In fact, U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told Congress in 2013 that these kinds of tools pose a serious threat. There's no guarantee they won't someday be used to spy on Americans -- or American companies doing business abroad.
"These hardware and software packages can give governments and cybercriminals the capability to steal, manipulate, or delete information on targeted systems," Clapper said back then.
Here's how you can profit from hacking
CNNMoney (New York) First published July 6, 2015: 3:59 PM ET


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Le nom de personne Gasnier est une variante phonétique de l'anthroponyme  qui résulte de l'affaiblissement du [r] antéconsonantique (cf. , Hesbert, etc.) . Le patronyme Gasnier était essentiellement centré sur le Maine avant la première guerre mondiale.

Patronyme
 Alphonse Gasnier-Duparc (1879-1945), homme politique français ;
 Anne Gasnier (1611-1698), dévote française ;
 Fernand Édouard Gasnier (1853-1906), homme politique français ;
 Laura Gasnier (née en 1993), pongiste française ;
 Louis Gasnier (1875-1963), acteur et réalisateur américain d'origine française ;
 Mark Gasnier (né en 1981), joueur de rugby australien ;
 Mathurin Gasnier, (1749-1819), général de la Révolution française ;
 Reg Gasnier (1939-2014), joueur de rugby à XIII australien ;
 René Gasnier (1874-1913), aviateur français.

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text:
package com.faforever.client.replay;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.rules.TemporaryFolder;

import java.io.BufferedInputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Path;

import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.is;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;

public class ReplayFileReaderImplTest {

  @Rule
  public TemporaryFolder temporaryFolder = new TemporaryFolder();

  private ReplayFileReaderImpl instance;

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws Exception {
    instance = new ReplayFileReaderImpl();
  }

  @Test
  public void readReplayData() throws Exception {
    Path tempFile = temporaryFolder.getRoot().toPath().resolve("replay.tmp");
    try (InputStream inputStream = new BufferedInputStream(getClass().getResourceAsStream("/replay/test.fafreplay"))) {
      Files.copy(inputStream, tempFile);
    }
    assertThat(instance.readRawReplayData(tempFile).length, is(197007));
  }
}

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There are probably a million and one gallery wall pictures on blogland if not more than than. Sorry if you've seen enough, just avert your eyes as here comes some pictures of one I just created.
I've wanted a gallery wall for some time now but never really thought of the right place for it in my apartment. I decided that there isn't any right wall and went with the wall I probably look at the most, the wall in my living room with the TV on it.
It's probably not the prettiest gallery wall but hey, it's mine. I finally have one.
I didn't really do any measuring, most of it was trial and error. I had seven nails in the wall already from some fabric covered frames I had hanging there so I started with them and then kept adding other hangers.
I think there was only one nail that I ended up changing. Not all the items are as centered as I'd like but this is going to be a revolving display. Or at least I hope it will be as most of the items on it are listed in my Etsy store so although I love looking at the wall, I'd be happy to have to redo it if and when things sell.
Maybe one of my sisters who didn't quite understand a lone empty frame I had hanging on another wall will get what I was hoping for.
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"(The) City of Light(s)" may refer to:

Paris, France, the city most commonly referred to as the "City of Light"

Other cities
Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, known in the 1960s/1970s as "City of Lights" for its vibrant nightlife
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Aurora, Illinois, United States
Baghdad, Iraq, known as the City of Light before the Mongol invasions
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Be'er Sheva, Israel, named by British General Edmund Allenby the "Crown Jewel of the Negev", and the "Desert City of Light"
Birmingham, Alabama, United States, also known as "The City Of Light", as you approach the city from the mountains it glistens like stars
Buffalo, New York, United States, as host of the Pan-American Exposition. In 1901, Buffalo was perhaps the most extensively lighted city of its time
Curepipe, Mauritius, also called "La Ville-Lumière"
Eindhoven, Netherlands, because of the match industry and the Philips light bulb manufacturing company. The city also has various light-artworks and an annual large light festival called GLOW.
Elbląg, Poland
Gwangju, South Korea, literally "Light Province"
Jyväskylä, Central Finland, Finland
Johannesburg, South Africa
Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, known in the 1960s/1970s as "City of Lights" for its vibrant nightlife
Las Vegas Valley, United States, as viewed from space, is the brightest city on earth
Los Angeles, California, called the "City of Light" due to its night scene and the "Bright Lights of Hollywood"
Lucerne, Switzerland, called "Leuchtenstadt" in German from Latin "Lucerna"
Lyon, France, also called "La Ville Des Lumières"
Manresa, Spain
Medina, known officially as  ("The Enlightened City" or "The Radiant City") or also just as "City of Light"
Miami, Florida
Milford, Pennsylvania
Natchitoches, Louisiana, known for its Natchitoches Christmas Festival
New Bedford, Massachusetts, America's whaling capital during much of the 19th century, its whale oil lit lamps around the world and lubricated the wheels of the Industrial Revolution. On the 1847 City Seal, its motto is "Lucem Diffundo" (I Spread Light)
Ohrid, North Macedonia. In antiquity the city was known under the ancient name Lychnidos. probably meaning "City of Light"
Perth, Western Australia, became known worldwide as the "City of Light" when city's residents lit their house lights and streetlights as American astronaut John Glenn passed overhead while orbiting the earth on Friendship 7 in 1962. The city repeated the act as Glenn passed overhead on the Space Shuttle in 1998.
Tehran, Iran
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia. Australia's first city with electric street lighting (10 November 1888). The city is known as the "First City of Lights".
Quanzhou, known as "City of Light" by the work of the Jewish merchant Jacob of Ancona
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India, also known as Kashi, "The Luminous One"
Venice, Italy
Wheeling, West Virginia, home of the annual Oglebay Light Show
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom 'Out of Darkness Cometh Light' – United Kingdom '"City of Light"'

Music
Symphony No. 22 (Hovhaness) or City of Light, a 1970 composition by the American composer Alan Hovhaness
City of Light, from 1987 motion picture The Brave Little Toaster
City of Light (album), a 1997 album by Bill Laswell
In the City of Lights, a 1999 live album by Sarah Vaughan
"City of Light", a song by Theatre of Tragedy from Musique (2000)
City of Light, a 2000 album by Kingdom Heirs
"The City of Lights" (2005), a song by Future Pilot A.K.A., Grant McLennan and Robert Forster
The City of Light (Hilltop Hoods video), a 2007 hip-hop video album by Hilltop Hoods
City of Lights, album by Kareem Salama (2011)
City of Light, a 2011 light opera by Michael McFaden based on the music of Arthur Sullivan and set in 1907 Lily Dale, New York
"City of Lights", a song by Runrig from Searchlight (1989)

Other uses
City of Light, a fictitious island and state of mind in The 100
Banaras: City of Light, a book on the city Banaras by Diana Eck
City of Light (novel), a 1999 novel by Lauren Belfer, set during the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York
The City of Light (novel), a 1924 novel by Mieczysław Smolarski
City of Light (horse), an American Thoroughbred racehorse

Light


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The figures shall be vividly, laxly and, nevertheless, reverentially and this has been reached by giving them very special and characteristic marks, whereat special value has been placed on the expressions.


text:
\section{Why solar neutrinos with Borexino}
\label{sec:intro}

\begin{figure}
\begin{minipage}{0.49\linewidth}
\centerline{\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{nu_spectrum.png}}
\caption{Solar Neutrino Spectrum.}
\label{fig:spectrum}
\end{minipage}
\hfill
\begin{minipage}{0.49\linewidth}
\centerline{\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{survival.png}}
\caption{Survival probability of electron neutrinos as foreseen by the MSW-LMA model. Data points discussed here are also shown.}
\label{fig:pee}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

The Sun is an intense source of neutrinos, produced in nuclear reactions of the p-p chain and of the CNO cycle \cite{hax}.
Measurements of the individual neutrino fluxes is of paramount importance for both particle physics and astrophysics.
The solar neutrino spectrum can be seen in fig. \ref{fig:spectrum}.
Up to a few years ago, spectroscopical measurements were performed by water Cherenkov detectors above $\sim$5Mev
and concerned only $^8$B\  neutrinos for less then 1\% of the total flux.
The bulk of neutrinos at low energies were detected with radiochemical experiments, incapable of resolving the individual components.
Neutrinos are emitted in the sun as electron flavour neutrinos and oscillate to a different flavour during the trajectory to the Earth.
The MSW mechanism at Large Mixing Angle (LMA) foresees the survival probability for electron neutrinos on Earth (fig. \ref{fig:pee}).
Borexino was designed to achieve spectroscopy of the low energy part of the solar neutrino spectrum, in particular the flux of the $^7$Be\  monochromatic line at 862keV.
Borexino has largely exceeded the expected performance with the physics program broadening way past the original goal.

\section{The Borexino Project}
\label{sec:detector}

\begin{wrapfigure}{r}{0.5\textwidth}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{borexino.pdf}
\caption{Schematics of the Borexino detector.}
\label{fig:detector}
\end{center}
\end{wrapfigure}

\paragraph{Detector layout.}
The Borexino detector \cite{bx} is sketched in fig. \ref{fig:detector}.
It is located at the Gran Sasso National Laboratories (LNGS) in central Italy, at a depth of 3800m w.e..
The active mass consists of 278t of pseudocumene (PC), doped with 1.5g/l of PPO.
The scintillator is contained in a thin (125 $\mu$m) nylon Inner Vessel (IV), 8.5m in diameter.
The IV is surrounded by two concentric PC buffers doped with a light quencher.
The scintillator and buffers are contained in a Stainless Steel Sphere (SSS) with a diameter of 13.7m.
The SSS is enclosed in a Water Tank (WT), containing 2100t of ultra-pure water as an additional shield.
The scintillation light is detected via 2212 8" PhotoMultiplier Tubes (PMTs) uniformly distributed on the inner surface of the SSS.
Additional 208 8" PMTs instrument the WT and detect the Cherenkov light radiated by muons in the water shield.
Neutrinos are detected via elastic scattering on electrons in the target material.

\paragraph{Detector performance.}
The Borexino scintillator has a high light yield: $\sim$10$^4$ photons/MeV, resulting in 500 detected photoelectrons/MeV.
The fast time response ($\sim$ 3ns) allows to reconstruct the events position by means of a time-of-flight technique with $\sim$13cm precision.
Depending on the analysis, the fiducial volume is defined between 75t and 150t.
The signature of $^7$Be\  neutrinos is a Compton-like shoulder at 665keV in the electron recoil spectrum.
The energy resolution (1$\sigma$) at $^7$Be\  energy is as low as 44 keV (or 6.6\%).
The energy threshold is $\sim$40keV, however the analysis threshold was limited so far by the knowledge of $^{14}$C spectral shape to $\sim$250keV.
Recently we have successfully reduced our threshold to 165keV (sec. \ref{sec:phaseII}).
Pulse Shape Analysis (PSA) is performed to identify various classes of events,
among which electronic noise, pile-up events, muons, $\alpha$ and $\beta$ particles.

\paragraph{Borexino timeline.}
\label{sec:history}

The Phase I of Borexino occurred between May 2007 and May 2010.
After the purification of the scintillator through loop water extraction,
in November 2011 the Phase II of Borexino started and is expected to last at least until the end of 2014.
The energy scale uncertainty in the range [0.2-2.0]MeV has been determined at 1.5\% precision, using multiple gamma sources.
The position reconstruction algorithm has been tuned using a Rn source placed in 184 positions inside the active volume.
The determination of the fiducial volume is -1.3\%+0.5\%.
An external calibration campaign has allowed to correctly model external gamma backgrounds.
The calibrations will be repeated before the end of Phase II to demonstrate stability of the detector and possibly to improve the previous results\cite{calib}.

\begin{table}
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{ccccc}
\hline
Isotope&Typical&Required&Before purification&After purification\\
\hline
$^{238}$U               &2 10$^{-5}$g/g (dust)         &$\leq$10$^{-16}$g/g&(5.3$\pm$0.5) 10$^{-18}$ g/g     &$<$ 0.8 10$^{-19}$g/g\\
$^{232}$Th              &2 10$^{-5}$g/g (dust)        &$\leq$10$^{-16}$g/g&(3.8$\pm$0.8) 10$^{-18}$ g/g     &$<$ 1.0 10$^{-18}$g/g\\
$^{14}$C/$^{12}$C&10$^{-12}$ (cosmogenic)&$\leq$10$^{-18}$      &(2.69$\pm$0.06) 10$^{-18}$       &unchanged\\
$^{222}$Rn             &100 atoms/cm$^3$ (air)    &$\leq$10cpd/100t     &~1cpd/100t                                      &unchanged\\
$^{40}$K                  &2 10$^{-6}$g/g (dust)         &$\leq$10$^{-18}$ g/g&$\leq$0.4 10$^{-18}$ g/g            &unchanged\\
$^{85}$Kr                 &1Bq/m$^3$ (air)                 &$\leq$1cpd/100t        &(30$\pm$5) 10cpd/100t                &$\leq$5cpd/100t\\
$^{39}$Ar                 &17mBq/m$^3$ (air)           &$\leq$1cpd/100t         &$\ll^{85}$Kr                                    &$\ll^{85}$Kr\\
$^{210}$Po             &                                              &not specified                &$\sim$80 $\rightarrow$ $\sim$5cpd/t                        &unchanged\\
$^{210}$Bi              &                                              &not specified                &$\sim$10 $\rightarrow$ $\sim$75cpd/100t               &(27$\pm$8)cpd/100t\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{Background levels in the Borexino scintillator. cpd stands for "counts per day".}
\label{tab:backgrounds}
\end{center}
\end{table}

\paragraph{Borexino backgrounds.}
\label{sec:backgrounds}
The background levels of the Borexino scintillator are summarised in tab. \ref{tab:backgrounds}.
$^{238}$U and $^{232}$Th contaminations are unprecedented and largely exceed the requirements of the experiment.
Most other contaminants are at acceptable levels or have been reduced below required limits after purification.
We observe the presence of $^{210}$Bi and $^{210}$Po out of equilibrium.
$^{210}$Po is of little concern as it is an $\alpha$ emitter and it can be identified by PSA.
$^{210}$Bi has been rising during the data taking due to unclear motivations, possibly related to the movement of the scintillator.
This variation was modelled and taken into account during the $^7$Be\  flux modulation analysis (sec. \ref{sec:annual}).
$^{210}$B was later reduced by the purification campaign to a level which might allow the measurement of CNO neutrino flux.

\section{Early results}

\paragraph{$^7$Be\  flux.}
\label{sec:ber}

\begin{wrapfigure}{r}{0.5\textwidth}
\vspace{-0.5cm}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{be7.pdf}
\caption{Fit of the energy spectrum for $^7$Be\  flux analysis.}
\label{fig:be7}
\end{center}
\end{wrapfigure}

The measurement of the flux of $^7$Be\  neutrinos was the primary goal of Borexino.
Thanks to the unprecedented background levels, the first observation was published in summer 2007, after only 3 months of data.
The flux was later reviewed in 2008 and 2011 reducing the error every time.
The signal is extracted by a spectral fit along with other neutrino signals and background components (fig. \ref{fig:be7}).
The fit is performed both using analytical spectral shapes and MonteCarlo generated curves,
with or without the statistical subtraction of $\alpha$ events via PSA, obtaining the same result within errors.
The last measured rate\cite{ber} after 741d of live time (full Phase I) is $R_{Be}=46.0\pm1.5_{stat}\pm1.6_{syst}$/d/100t.
For the first time the experimental error (4.8\%) is lower the theoretical error (7\%).
The rate corresponds to a flux of $\Phi_{Be} = (3.10\pm0.15) \times 10^9$cm$^{-2}$s$^{-1}$ with a survival probability $P_{ee} = 0.51\pm0.07$ at 862keV.

\paragraph{$^7$Be\  day-night asymmetry.}
\label{sec:daynight}

We have carefully inspected the data set at the energy of $^7$Be\  neutrino scattering looking for an eventual day-night asymmetry\cite{day}.
This was foreseen in an alternative MSW scenario, called LOW, also compatible to some extent with the solar neutrino results.
The LOW scenario before Borexino could be excluded only assuming CPT invariance and using the KamLAND reactor's antineutrino results.
Our data is consistent with no asymmetry: $A_{DN} = {\Phi_N - \Phi_D} / \Phi = 0.001\pm0.012_{stat}\pm0.007_{syst}$.
With this result, the MSW-LOW mechanism can be ruled out at 8.5$\sigma$ using only solar neutrino data.

\paragraph{$^8$B\  flux}
\label{sec:bor}

Borexino has measured the $^8$B\  flux down to 3.0MeV\cite{bor}.
While the much larger water Cherenkov detectors can achieve better precision, Borexino holds the lowest threshold achieved so far.
Lowering the threshold on $^8$B\  spectroscopy represents one of the key features to inspect the transition region of the LMA solution (see below).
The measured rate is $R_{B} = 0.22\pm0.04_{stat}\pm0.01_{syst}$ and corresponds to a flux of $\Phi_{B}=(2.4\pm0.4_{stat}\pm0.1_{syst}) \times 10^6$cm$^{-2}$s$^{-1}$. The flux above 5MeV is in good consistency with other results.

\paragraph{pep flux and CNO limits.}
\label{sec:pep}

As shown in fig. \ref{fig:pee}, the pep neutrino energy lies at the boundary between the Vacuum and the Transition region of the MSW survival probability.
Pep neutrinos are closely related to the fundamental pp neutrinos and have their flux theoretically well constrained by this relation.
Measuring the pep neutrino flux therefore can also test the core of the Standard Solar Model.
In the same energy region are neutrinos from the CNO cycle reactions.
CNO neutrinos are poorly constrained by the SSM and have never been detected so far.
At this energy the cosmogenic background of $^{11}$C is overwhelming the pep/CNO neutrino flux by about an order of magnitude.
We have made the measurement\cite{pep} possible exploiting the three-fold coincidence between the parent muon, the $^{11}$C and the neutron most often accompanying its production to suppress the background.
The rate of pep neutrinos has been extracted with a multivariate analysis based of the energy of the event, the distance from the center of the detector and a pulse shape parameter\cite{pep}.
The rate is $R_{pep}=(3.1\pm0.6_{stat}\pm0.3_{syst})$ /d/100t corresponding to a flux of $\Phi_{pep}=(1.6\pm0.3) \times 10^8$cm$^{-2}$s$^{-1}$ and a survival probability of $P^{ee}_{pep} = 0.62\pm0.17$ at 1.44MeV.
The flux of CNO neutrinos could not be extracted due to the spectral shape degeneracy with the $^{210}$Bi background.
The strongest upper limit available to date has been however obtained from this analysis.
The rate of CNO neutrinos is $R<7.1 /$d/100t at 95\% C.L. corresponding to $\Phi_{CNO} < 7.7 \times 10^8$cm$^{-2}$s$^{-1}$.

\paragraph{Survival probability after Borexino.}
\label{sec:pee}

Fig. \ref{fig:pee} shows the survival probability of electron neutrinos emitted by the Sun after travelling to the Earth along with experimental data available after the Borexino measurements.
In addition to the measurements already discussed, the fundamental pp flux has been better determined (value shifted and errors reduced) by subtracting from the integrated measured rate of radiochemical experiments the other signal components, in particular $^7$Be\  as measured by Borexino.
The unexplored transition region 1-3MeV still has room for alternative models and new physics, in particular the proposed Non Standard neutrino Interactions (NSI) which foresee a different transition shape.
There are two ways to test these hypotheses or confirm LMA: reducing the errors on pep flux (and to a lower extent on $^7$Be\  flux) and lowering the threshold on $^8$B\  neutrinos to observe (or not) the expected upturn of the spectrum.
In its Phase II Borexino will follow both approaches.

\newpage

\section{Results in 2013}
\paragraph{$^7$Be\  flux annual modulation.}
\label{sec:annual}

\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.49\linewidth]{seas_profile.png}
\includegraphics[width=0.50\linewidth]{seas_lomb.png}
\caption{$^7$Be\  flux modulation analysis. Left: 60d binned count rate evolution. Right: 10d binned Lomb-Scargle Spectral Power Density.}
\label{fig:annual}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

The solar neutrino flux is expected to undergo a yearly modulation due to the eccentricity of the Earth's orbit around the Sun.
The flux is minimal at the beginning of July and maximal at the beginning of January. The expected amplitude is $\pm$3.4\%.
The observation of this modulation in the $^7$Be\  flux is the ultimate proof that Borexino is actually observing neutrinos from the Sun.
For this analysis\cite{long} we have defined a dynamic and enlarged 141t FV with respect to the 75t used in the $^7$Be\  rate analysis.
This has been possible thanks to the precise determination of the vessel's shape from the distribution of $^{210}$Bi events deposited on the vessel's surface on a weekly basis.
Nevertheless performing the spectral fit on sub-periods of the data set is not a viable method due to reduced statistics.
Using the Phase I data set (850d astr. time), we have considered the count rate in the $^7$Be\  region (105-380p.e.),
which also includes background from the decay of $^{210}$Bi in the scintillator.
The last has been rising exponentially during the Phase I (sec \ref{sec:backgrounds}).
We have averaged the rate on a 60d base (fig. \ref{fig:annual}, left) and we have fitted the result with:
\begin{equation}
R=R_0+R_{Bi}e^{\Lambda_{Bi} t} + \overline{R}[1+2\epsilon \cos (\frac{2\pi t}{T}-\phi)]
\end{equation}
where $R_{0}$ accounts for a time independent background component.
The rate $R_{Bi}$ and the time constant $\Lambda_{Bi}$ of $^{210}Bi$ background are fixed to values independently determined from a different energy interval.
The period found is $T=(1.01\pm0.07)$y and the phase, measured from Jan 1$^{st}$ 2008, is $\phi=(11.0\pm4.0)$d.
The average $^7$Be\  rate and the eccentricity $\epsilon$ are consistent within 2$\sigma$ with the spectral fit result and with the expected orbit eccentricity, respectively.
The hypothesis  of no modulation is rejected at $>3\sigma$.
An alternative approach uses Lomb-Scargle frequency analysis in 10d binned data set.
The Spectral Power Density (SPD) distribution is shown in fig. \ref{fig:annual} (right).
The significance of SPD peaks has been evaluated by Monte Carlo simulations of the signal and the background.
The peak at 1y with SPD=7.96 has significance largely above $3\sigma$, while no other peak exceeds $2\sigma$.

\paragraph{Cosmogenics}
\label{sec:cosmo}

We have performed a thorough study of cosmogenic backgrounds in Borexino\cite{cosmo}.
The results are not only essential to low-energy neutrino analyses, but are also of  substantial interest for direct dark matter and $0\nu\beta\beta$ searches at underground facilities.
Based on thermal neutron captures
in the scintillator, a spallation neutron yield of
$Y_{n} = (3.10 \pm 0.11) \cdot 10^{-4}\,n/(\mu \cdot (\rm{g/cm}^{2}))$ was
determined. The lateral distance profile was measured based on
the reconstructed parent muon tracks and neutron capture vertices and is shown in fig. \ref{fig:lateral}.
An average lateral distance of
$\lambda=(81.5\pm2.7)$\,cm was found.

\begin{wrapfigure}{r}{0.5\textwidth}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{lateral.pdf}
\caption{Lateral distance of neutron capture points from the parent muon track. Details of the fit can be found in ref. 9.}
\label{fig:lateral}
\end{center}
\end{wrapfigure}
\noindent The data results on neutron yield, multiplicity and lateral distributions were compared to
Monte Carlo simulation predictions by the F{\sc{luka}}  and \Geant4 frameworks
and are largely compatible. The simulated neutron
yield of F{\sc{luka}}  shows a deficit of $\sim$20\,\%,
while the result of the \Geant4 simulation is in  good agreement with
the measured value. However, both simulations should be increased as a result
on an underprediction of $^{11}$C production.
The production rates of several cosmogenic radioisotopes in the
scintillator were determined based on a simultaneous fit to
energy and decay time distributions. Results of a corresponding
analysis performed by the KamLAND collaboration are similar to our findings.
Moreover, Borexino rates were compared to predictions by F{\sc{luka}}  and \Geant4: While there is good
agreement within their uncertainties for most
isotopes, some cases ({$^{12}$B}, {$^{11}$C}, {$^{8}$Li} for both
codes and {$^{8}$B}, {$^{9}$Li} for \Geant4 only) show a significant
deviation between data and Monte Carlo simulation predictions.

\paragraph{Geo-neutrinos}
\label{sec:geo}

\begin{figure}[b!]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.53\linewidth]{geo_signal.png}
\includegraphics[width=0.46\linewidth]{geo_unbinned.png}
\caption{Left: antineutrino spectrum (prompt positron scattering). Right: Unbinned maximum likelihood of geo vs reactor antineutrino events.}
\label{fig:geo}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

Geo-neutrinos are anti-neutrinos produced in the radioactive chains of $^{238}$U, $^{ 232}$Th and by the decay of $^{40}$K, with a flux of the order of $\Phi_{\overline{\nu}}\sim 10^6$cm$^{-2}$s$^{-1}$.
These long lived elements are found in the Earth crust and mantel with unknown abundances.
Measuring Geo-neutrinos flux at different locations can provide key information to the development of Earth models.
Only geo-neutrinos from $^{238}$U and $^{ 232}$T chain elements can be measured by neutrino detectors, via Inverse Beta Decay with a threshold of 1.8MeV.
The ratio of Th/U is supposed to be $\sim$3.9 from the analysis of meteorites with the same composition of the Earth.
After the first observation in 2010, Borexino has now revised the result \cite{geo} with six times more statistics and a significantly refined modelling of the main background component: the antineutrinos from power reactors.
Almost all other backgrounds are negligible thanks to the tagging of the events based on the coincidence between the prompt positron scattering and $\sim$250us delayed 2.2Mev gamma from the n capture on H. Events pairs are selected by energy cuts on both events and by their space-time correlation.
The efficiency of the cuts is 0.84$\pm$0.01 from simulations.
The enlarged dynamic fiducial volume (see above)  up to 25cm from the IV surface allows an exposure of (613$\pm$21) t $\cdot$ yr.
We have selected 46 golden coincidences. An unbinned maximum likelihood fit of the prompt event energy spectrum returns $N_{react}=31.2^{+7}_{-6.1}$ (expected $33.3\pm2.4$) and $N_{geo}=14.3\pm4.4$.
The last corresponds to a flux of $S_{geo}=38.8\pm12.0$ TNU (1TNU= 1$\nu$/10$^{32}$ protons /yr).
The result is in good agreement with the Bulk Silicate Earth model predictions, however we are not yet at the level of discriminating among different model flavours.

\section{Phase II program}
\label{sec:phaseII}

The most important opportunity for Borexino phase II is the measurement of the neutrino flux from the fundamental pp reaction in the core of the Sun.
This is made possible by the low $^{85}$Kr and $^{210}$Bi concentrations achieved with the purification campaigns.
A dedicated effort has been made to understand the spectrum response in the $^{14}$C end-point region
and its pile-up effects, disentangling it from the pp spectrum.
The expected statistical error is below 10\% while the systematics are under study.
The analysis is being finalised and the release is expected within 2014.
The second highest priority is the precision measurement of the pep flux, possibly with 10\% precision.
At the same time we will attempt a measurement of the CNO fluxes,
which are of fundamental astrophysical importance in particular as the they can help resolve the solar metallicity puzzle\cite{hax}.
If this will not be possible, we foresee to sensibly improve the limits we have already posed and we will proceed to a further purification campaign to reduce the $^{210}$Bi contamination, which is the limiting factor of this analysis.
At the end of phase II we also expect to reduce the error on $^7$Be\  flux at 3\% and to measure the seasonal variation effect upon several cycles and without the background constraints of phase I (sec. \ref{sec:annual}).
Finally the Geo-neutrino and the solar $^8$B\  fluxes can be measured with higher statistics, the error on the latter possibly being reduced below 10\%.

\section{Short distance Oscillation with boreXino (SOX)}
\label{sec:sox}

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.47\linewidth]{cr51_expected.png}
\includegraphics[width=0.51\linewidth]{ce144_expected.png}
\caption{
Oscillation wiggles in the SOX signals for a 10MCi $^{51}$Cr\  source (left) and 100kCi $^{144}$Ce-$^{144}$Pr\  source (right).}
\label{fig:sox_expected}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.53\linewidth]{cr_sensitivity_pre.png}
\includegraphics[width=0.45\linewidth]{ce144_sensitivity.png}
\caption{SOX expected sensitivity. Left 10MCi $^{51}$Cr\  source compared to global analysis of all anomalies; Right 100kCi $^{144}$Ce-$^{144}$Pr\  source compared to reactor anomaly.}
\label{fig:sox_sensitivity}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

In the past years many different experimental indications have pointed toward the existence of sterile neutrinos.
Although none of them is individually strong enough to make a claim, alltogether they justify a serious investigation.
One of the most discussed evidence is the so-called reactor anomaly,
which foresees an oscillation into the forth species with L/E$\sim$1m/MeV.
In Borexino, using neutrino source with energy of $\sim$1MeV, the oscillation length is significantly smaller then the detector size ($\sim$10m) and significantly larger then the detector resolution ($\sim$12-15cm). This allows to see oscillation wiggles in the position distribution of events.
The location for such a source is the ~1m cubical pit present under the detector, which was excavated for this purpose before the detector's construction.
 This uninvasive deployment requires no work on the detector, it bears no risk of contamination and does not terminate the solar run of Borexino.
We foresee to deploy a $^{51}$Cr\  and a $^{144}$Ce-$^{144}$Pr\  source in 2015 and in 2016.
$^{51}$Cr\  is dichromatic neutrino emitter with energies of 430keV (10\%) and 750keV (90\%) and a relatively short decay time ($\tau\simeq40$d).
The activity required is of the order of 10MCi and we plan to achieve this by re-activating the Chromium material used in Gallex and GNO experiments which has a 38\% $^{50}$Cr abundance.
Negotiations with reactor facilities in Oakridge (USA) and Mayak (Russia) are ongoing, taking also into account the need for quick transportation.
$^{144}$Ce-$^{144}$Pr\  instead is a $\beta$ emitter of antineutrinos with energies up to 3MeV and a more relaxed decay time of ~411d.
Thanks to the neutron tagging, which makes antineutrino detection essentially background free (see sec. \ref{sec:geo}), we can perform the measurement with a source activity of about 100-120kCi.
Negotiation with the Mayak facility is ongoing, where a source of the required activity can be made out of spent nuclear fuel.
Fig. \ref{fig:sox_expected} shows Montecarlo simulations of the expected signals for the two sources, while fig. \ref{fig:sox_sensitivity} shows the sensitivity of the two measurements in the oscillation parameters plane. Disappearance and wave effects will allow to clarify the matter, unambiguously proving or rejecting the hypothesis.
In particular, in case of the existence of a fourth sterile neutrino with parameters indicated by the reactor anomaly,
 SOX\cite{sox} will surely discover the effect and measure the parameters of oscillation.

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