More and more people are using the mobile Web browsers on their smartphones to visit sites on the Internet. In fact, mobile Web usage has surpassed desktop usage for several years.
This has lead to an increase in the availability of mobile browsers, including options from leading desktop browser creators, like Microsoft. One of the most common steps you might take in managing your browser is the deletion of your browsing history. Our guide below will show you how to accomplish this in the Edge browser on your iPhone.
The steps in this article were performed on an iPhone 7 Plus in iOS 12.1.4, using the 44.1.3 version of the Edge iPhone app. By completing the steps in this article you will be deleting the browsing data that is saved to your iPhone for the Edge app. This won't affect browsing data for other browsing apps on your device, such as Safari or Chrome.
Step 1: Open the Edge app.
Step 2: Touch the icon at the bottom-right of the screen with three dots.
Step 4: Tap the Privacy button.
Step 5: Select the Clear browsing data option.
Step 6: Specify the types of data you wish to delete, then tap the red Clear browsing data button.
Step 7: Touch the Clear button to confirm the removal of the browsing data.
The Edge browser on your iPhone is a great choice for browsing the Internet. Not only is it fast and able to sync with your desktop browser, but it also lets you block ads so that you can eliminate them when visiting websites.
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Keanu Trial Kicks into High Gear
Natalie Finn
Keanu Reeves' civil trial is starting to pick up speed.
After being grilled over Matrix plot points and what they think of paparazzi, a jury was seated and opening statements kicked off Monday afternoon in the negligence case brought by a photographer who claims Reeves dinged him with his Porsche last year while pulling out of a parking space in Palos Verdes, Calif.
After greeting jurors with a "Good morning," Reeves remained silent for the duration.
The star of the upcoming The Day the Earth Stood Still claims plaintiff Alison Silva was about 10 feet away and tripped over his own feet while angling for a shot of him. Silva, meanwhile, contends that Reeves blindly bumped into him because he was covering his face as Reeves backed out of his spot, leaving Silva with a severe wrist injury that required surgery and left him unable to work.
Both sides have acknowledged that Silva had a preexisting wrist condition, but his attorney, Joseph Farzam, says that it was made much worse by his run-in with Reeves.
Also in his opening remarks, Farzam told the court that evidence would show the movie star's head was down when he started to back out.
"Mr. Silva, during the course of that night, has told at least five different versions of what happened," countered Reeves' attorney, Alfred Gerisch, who said the story the shutterbug told to paramedics, police, doctors and attorneys changed depending on whom he was talking to.
Reeves could spend up to several hours on the stand when he's called to testify Tuesday. Both he and Silva are scheduled to testify.
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Home India Politics Tense situation at LoC as India and Pakistan troops exchange fire
Tense situation at LoC as India and Pakistan troops exchange fire
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a statement, said they encourage India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and avoid escalation at any cost.
Following the strike by Indian Air Force (IAF) on the JeM camp in Balakot, Pakistan in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, and Pakistan claiming the 'right to respond', the Line of Control (LoC) is now 'actively under fire' with exchanges from both sides. Officials say four people, including two children, were killed and seven injured in an exchange of fire between the Indian and Pakistani troops in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK).
The United States has expressed alarm and urged the two nuclear-powered nations to 'avoid further military action'. The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a statement issued in Washington DC, said they encourage India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and avoid escalation at any cost. Pompeo said "He held separate conversations with the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan and encouraged both ministers to prioritize direct communication and avoid further military activity."
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Tension between India and Pakistan took a dramatic turn after IAF bombed a JeM training camp. India's Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale said a very large number of JeM terrorists, trainers, senior commanders and groups of jihadis who were being trained for action were eliminated. Gokhale added that "the existence of such training facilities, capable of training hundreds of jihadis could not have functioned without the knowledge of the Pakistani authorities."
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Meanwhile, Pakistan has downplayed the aerial strike and said it has the right to retaliate. Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said "better sense' should prevail and warned India not to challenge Pakistan.
The Jaish-e-Mohammed, headed by Masood Azhar, is a Pakistan-based militant group that has been on the US terror list since 2001. In December 2001, JeM carried out an attack on India's parliament. JeM is also responsible for the Pulwama terror attack that claimed the lives of more than 40 CRPF soldiers.
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Mather & Co to design exhibition spaces for trio of UK cathedrals
The consultancy has been commissioned to work on separate exhibition spaces focusing on the historical interpretation of Lincoln, St Albans and the Cathedral Church of St Marie in Sheffield, which have all received Heritage Lottery funding.
By Aimée McLaughlin February 23, 2017 9:04 am March 2, 2017 11:55 am
Mather & Co will design a new visitor and welcome centre for Lincoln Cathedral, featuring an exhibition space that will look to showcase its history to a broader range of visitors.
The £16 million renovation and exhibition design project will go ahead after Mather & Co helped the cathedral to secure its £11.4 million second round Heritage Lottery funding earlier this year.
The centre will be situated in the Deanery next to the cathedral, alongside a new building that will directly connect the two buildings.
Mather & Co interpretive designer Sammy Bentley says the consultancy is looking to appeal to "as broad an audience as possible" with the design of the exhibition space, introducing features such as a "discovery zone" where children will be able to build their own gothic arches and stained glass windows.
"Living church"
Exhibits will focus on the history of Lincoln Cathedral from its origins during the Anglo-Saxon period, but will also highlight its role as a "living church" today and future plans, with areas for the Cathedral's staff including stonemasons to speak about their work to visitors.
The centre will also feature an education suite, café, shop, a fully accessible changing places room and community spaces.
Meanwhile experts will carry out restoration and conservation of the Romanesque Frieze, Gallery of Kings and Exchequergate Arch. A new floodlighting scheme will be introduced to the outside of the cathedral.
Mather & Co has also been commissioned to design interiors and exhibition spaces for two other cathedrals, St Albans and Cathedral Church of St Marie in Sheffield.
The St Albans Cathedral project, worth £6.9 million, will see Mather & Co design a new entrance and reception area within the cathedral.
A welcome centre and exhibition space within the new area will encourage visitors to explore the building using multisensory and tactile exhibits that list the top ten highlights of things to see there.
Medieval paintings will be digitally enhanced through mapped projection, and various trails and exhibits will be introduced in the cathedral grounds since "a lot of the cathedral's features are seen better from the outside", says Bentley.
Cathedral Church of St Marie
Finally, the consultancy will work with the Cathedral Church of St Marie to design several mainly text-based display units across the cathedral floor, highlighting the architecture and history of the building, as well as its recent restoration.
Speaking about the three cathedrals, Mather & Co chief executive Chris Mather, says: "They all share an enormous history – some going back over 1000 years, and the challenges of attracting new audiences to ensure their futures while working within the boundaries of listed buildings. We know those challenges well and look forward to them."
Mather & Co previously completed the interpretation design of York Minster's Undercroft, Treasury and Crypt areas as part of a new visitor attraction in 2013.
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Q: Sanitize User Input in SAS What is a safe way to sanitize user input from SAS stored process parameters?
SAS stored processes can accept user input via parameters.  At a high level, these user inputs can contain special text that will cause issues in SAS.
For example, if a user inputs Bad"Text into a lastName, the following code is problematic:
Proc SQL;
  Select *
    From Foo
    Where Bar = "&LastName";
Quit;

Preventing this specific instance is easy, but what if the user is attempting to inject code.
Replacing all " in a macro variable isn't enough if the user includes targeted characters like '"%&.
Is there a robust solution towards escaping special characters in macro variables that later need to be used, in this case in the where clause of a pass through SQL statement?

A: The SAS stored process server should already be protecting your SAS session from client attempted injections.
From "SAS 9.1.3 Integration Technologies » Developer's Guide"

Special Character Quoting Input parameter values are specified by the
  stored process client at run time. The author of a stored process has
  little control over the values a client can specify. Setting the
  values directly into SAS macro variables would allow clients to insert
  executable macro code into a stored process and could lead to
  unexpected behavior or unacceptable security risks. For example, if an
  input parameter named COMP was set to "Jones&Comp." and passed
  directly into the macro variable, any references to &COMP in the
  stored process program would lead to an invalid recursive macro
  reference. To avoid this problem, stored process parameters are masked
  with SAS macro quoting functions before being set into macro
  variables. In the previous example, the parameter COMP would be set
  with the equivalent of:%let COMP=%nrstr(Jones&Comp.); The stored
  process can then freely use &COMP without special handling for unusual
  input values. Special characters that are masked for input parameters
  are the ampersand (&), apostrophe ('), percent sign (%), quotation
  marks ("), and semicolon (;). There might be special cases where you
  want to unmask some or all of the special characters in an input
  parameter. The STPSRV_UNQUOTE2 function unmasks only matched
  apostrophe (') or quotation mark (") characters. This can be useful
  for passing in parameters that are used as SAS options. The %UNQUOTE
  macro function unquotes all characters in an input parameter, but you
  should only use this function in very limited circumstances. You
  should carefully analyze the potential risk from unexpected client
  behavior before unquoting input parameters. Remember that stored
  processes can be executed from multiple clients and some client
  interfaces perform little or no checking of input parameter values
  before they are passed to the stored process.Note: An input parameter
  to a stored process executing on a workspace server cannot contain
  both apostrophe (') and quotation mark (") characters. Attempting to
  set such an input parameter will result in an error.

If for some reason a macro value becomes unquoted I would recommend using %SUPERQ(myMacroVar) which resolve the value in a manner more safe than &myMacroVar
Having a 'test bed' that checks a stored process (which at the simplest interpretation is just a macro) outside a stored process server may lead you to think the injection is possible because the test bed may not quote the parameters in the same way the server would.

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Van crashes through CTA terminus moments before rush hour
by September 23, 2008 February 9, 2021
This one is word-for-word from the desk of Editor Claude Walker Jr.'s "Personal Observations" column.
"Good old Danny Cook! Maybe you never heard of him, but he was a brilliant, ambitious kid. Dan's parents couldn't give him much of an education, but they did get him through grade school. This was back in the 1800s. He came to the "Illinois Territory" and, while working at a grocery store, studied law. Dan later met the territory governor, and married his daughter. This exposure to politics led him to the U. S. Congress at age 23. His first Congressional act was to seek statehood for Illinois. Through a lot of maneuvering he was able to accomplish this. President Monroe approved Illinois as the 21st state on Dec. 3, 1818. Dan died at 33 …"
They named the largest county in the state after him.
From the Aug. 1, 1968, Forest Park Review
Ding ding! Just who was that mystery man? He was last seen in town during the late 1970s, yet he and his fellow tradesmen had been making visits to Forest Park prior to 1900. If you're old enough you probably first heard, then saw him pushing his cart down the sidewalk, ringing his bell. His grinding wheel spun as he sharpened the cutting edges of knives, scissors, mower blades and garden tools.
By the way, the knife sharpener of yesteryear chose not to disclose his name, but did admit to living in Chicago. Regardless, in the tradition of Bob Hope, some of us can say, "Thanks for the memories."
The unfairness of life and the numbing shock of death, especially that of a 4-year-old, can overwhelm. It happened at that curve on the 1000 block of Desplaines Avenue on a rainy Friday morning. Irene Zielinski and her son, Eric, from Mundelein, were traveling south when her car apparently skidded on a slick oil patch, fishtailed into the oncoming northbound lane and was broadsided by a car driven by a 72-year-old Bloomingdale man.
Fire department reports said her son suffered a large cut to the side of his face, a serious eye injury and a broken leg. Both were unconscious when the ambulance arrived.
Eric had stopped breathing on the way to the hospital, was resuscitated briefly, then died upon arrival. His mother was in fair condition at Loyola, and the other driver did not require hospitalization. No seat belts in the Zielinski car had been fastened.
From the Aug. 17, 1988, Forest Park Review
All hell broke loose when Michael Lopez, 41, pulled into the south parking lot of the CTA Blue Line terminus at 4:45 p.m. to wait for his wife. Instead of engaging in "park," his minivan rolled forward with the driver at the wheel, jumped a 9-inch curb, plowed through a glass wall and sped into – and out of – the break room, dragging along scores of employee lockers while injuring one worker. Not quite through, the vehicle then struck a female passerby as it exited the north wall finally coming to a stop in the bus lanes.
Both a CTA official and police patrolman Steve Zanoni confirmed Lopez's claim that a stuck throttle apparently caused the runaway mishap. The official also commented that had the accident occurred 15 minutes later a rush hour crowd would have been at risk.
Both victims were treated at Loyola Hospital for non-life threatening injuries and preliminary damages exceeded $5,000.
Bob was born in Yonkers, N.Y., in 1932. His family encouraged him to join the Air Force (ours) during the Korean War. There, he fell into the clutches of Barbara Miles. They still have two world-class daughters, Jill and Cara. "Each of the four of us likes the other three of us," says Bob.


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16 Compound for all my debts and make a full Attonement for my Soul.
20 I willingly again resign to thee.
32 Is a sincere, intire, and early sacrifice.
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Hopefully a bit of everything, but mainly politics, Coventry, sport, maybe some music, and perhaps some science or engineering… or perhaps not!
The allure of the simple
A discussion on higher education and perhaps a proposal
Aimee's undergraduate medicine systematic review on caffeine consumption during breastfeeding
Coventry thoughts on knowledge and research
Selective education
Music and societal change
I listened to a radio programme today which really made me stop and think. It wasn't the best presented programme, or the best structured, but did what it said on the tin – it is part of Radio 4's "Seriously interesting" series. I found the presenter, Sam York, a little too serious and pleased with himself, and his prophet Jacques Attali a little smug and arrogant, and yet the idea was too novel to me to be overshadowed by these annoying things. I must emphasise that I am not well read in economics or even political theory, but I think Attali's idea is more powerful than theories built on other theories.
Attali's idea apparently comes from a Marxist view of history, which I am not going to pretend to know about let alone understand, and it is summarised as being that society goes through stages of development which are reflected in different aspects of society, one of which is culture. The interesting aspect of his theory is that he looks at music, and sees it as the most fluid form of culture, the quickest to take up new societal ways of being, and therefore possibly at the vanguard of social changes.
Now, whether or not you take a Marxist view of history, there are aspects of the idea that music is such a flexible and adaptable form of culture that it can provide glimpses of the future. The aspect of music which makes it stand out, to me, is the universality of its reach as a culture. Even highly restrictive religions use music, such as the call to prayer in Islam and psalms in protestant Christianity. Obviously, there are probably examples of far more restrictive societies where music may have been banned altogether, but the power of music is probably reflected in how punitive a punishment this is viewed as.
Again, I stress that I am no musical scholar either, but I think that this theory of Attali's is more interesting beyond the confines of music. Sam York, the presenter of the radio programme and a budding solo musician, was reminded of Attali's book on this idea because he believed that Attali's prediction that the abundance of recorded music devaluing recorded music has come to pass. He may be slightly giving the benefit of any doubt to Attali that this was what he prophesised, as the influence on technological advances on the devaluing of recorded music is a hard case to argue against. Nevertheless, it is easy to follow the argument that creating many times more music recorded than people can consume in their lifetimes would devalue recorded music. And when Attali wrote the book, in 1977, technology was already advanced enough to allow people to record and duplicate recordings individually, even only of relatively poor quality tapes or vinyls, and so the way in which music proliferated online could also have been expected to have happened even just with tapes, although perhaps slightly less spectacularly given the physical cost of creating tapes and vinyls and CDs.
In fact, it wouldn't be a surprise if the book revealed that Attali believed that recorded music would have become devalued before the turn of the century, but perhaps it was in some areas of society, and the rest of society, the mainstream, only finally caught up when free music became too easy to access.
Attali's theory is really based on the value of individual's time, and whilst that is an interesting concept and way to think about things, I am personally a bit less interested in it than the general idea that aspects of the music industry can foreshadow societal changes. This is particularly interesting now with a clear shift in people's interaction with politics in Europe, the UK and now the USA (although perhaps Obama's election in 2008 marked a first stage towards the more significant shifts that are becoming apparent now).
In the UK, general election turnout figures are really interesting – and they should also be viewed along with political party membership figures. The membership figures of all parties over a 50 year period from say 1950, to 2000, dropped steadily. Recording methods and accuracy vary, but the trend is clear, despite the population increase in the UK over that same period. Now, voter turnout at general elections was at a peak in 1950 over 80%, but at 77% in 1955, it can be seen that turnout barely dropped really until around 2000. In 1992, turnout was higher than 1955, but by 1997 the turnout dropped to 71% before plummeting into the 21st century.
Taken from a UK Parliamentary Briefing Report
Popular music building up to the 1990s, and in the 1990s in particular, showed clear signs of increasing commercialisation and corporate involvement in the making and distribution of music. This didn't mean the music was "bad", but mass distribution was tightly controlled by a small group of powerful record companies. National success in the music industry required a record contract with a big name record company to enable distribution of the music and exposure to national and international audiences. This situation was satirised in the amusing, if a little over-the-top, Josie and the Pussycats.
If anyone can illuminate me I would be very grateful, but I cannot find a definitive history of UK record sales over the same period. There are plenty of easy-to-find graphics for digital sales, but not longer-term… I suspect, though, that a last of the best-selling singles in the UK is informative guide, and the vast majority of the biggest-selling records and albums were in the 1970s and 1980s. Sales are big again now, but given that the inflation-adjusted cost of music dropped dramatically at the beginning of the 20th century, the revenue must be much diminished.
So, I suspect music sales partly reflect voter engagement in politics, although I cannot prove it, perhaps dropping at almost exactly the same time at around the turn of the century. The question is what is replacing this hyper-controlled industry, and our hyper-controlled politics of the past 20 years? Now, this is something I would like to explore further, but I suspect it will be really hard to predict, and will depend on much more than just a continuation of business-as-usual. I also think it will be a lot more complicated than Attali's ingenious, but simplistic model of time-based value. The world is changing faster and faster, and whilst there is never really a point of return, any opportunity to keep "the genie in the bottle" is well and truly passed. The effects of the financial crash of 2008 have finally caught up with society, and we are going to be carried along with the tsunami it unleashed.
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Q: Structuring model class in appengine (since tuple is NOT available) I am designing software for production management. My app allows my users to do the following:

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*Users can create a "schedule". A schedule specifies what types of vegetable produces needs to be ready at a particular date.

*each vegetable has different durations for propagation, transplanting and harvesting.

*My software works backwards and figures out what needs to be done on which date etc.

I am having trouble designing the data structure for a Schedule.
I have the following now:
class Produce(db.Model):
  crop = db.StringProperty(required=True)
  duration_sow = db.IntegerProperty()
  duration_transplant = db.IntegerProperty()
  duration_storage = db.IntegerProperty()

and a schedule looks something like this in JSON:
a_schedule = {
  "crops": [ {"produce": Key(123), "quantity", 15}, {"produce": Key(234), "quantity", 16} ],
  "created_by": ....
}

Since Appengine datastore does not support tuples, I am not really sure of how I can store the "crops" attribute in my model.
OPTION 1
I've considered using two arrays,
crops_key = [ Key(123), Key(234), .. ]
quantity = [ 15, 16, ... ]

but then deleting and modification might get a little tricky. This works, but I've encountered this pattern quite frequently and I just want to see what the experts out there have to recommend.
I am using python if that makes a difference.

A: There is a ListProperty in db.
https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/typesandpropertyclasses#ListProperty
Which allows you to store multiple keys.
I maintain two list properties in sync in an old project based on db.
I notice you are using db, if you don't have a significant code base in place, consider moving to ndb.  ndb has ab better model for storing this data. Have a read up on StructuredProperties in ndb.  https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/ndb/properties


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IN THE 1950s
The Pfeiffer Sisters grew up on a North Dakota farm in the 1950s, watched over by their parents and the windmill that tirelessly provided them with the water vital to their survival. Lose yourself in Jackie and Janine's loving, sometimes spirited recollections, which are complemented by the observations of the ever-present windmill.
WINDMILL – THE FILM
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On October 4, The Sisters were guests on Prairie Public's Main Street with Ashley Thornberg to talk about how Windmill is being made into a film. Give a listen!
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World traveler and adventurer Jackie Pfeiffer McGregor (right) lives near Colville, Washington, with her husband, Bob. The two retirees spend much of their time volunteering and enjoying the outdoor activities of hiking and kayaking in northeastern Washington.
Entrepreneur Janine Pfeiffer Knop (left) and her husband, Fred, farm together near Atlantic, Iowa, where they also breed and raise award-winning sheep. Many of her days start in the kitchen, the hub of her local and online business, Miss NiNi's Fine Desserts.
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(As Robert Ben Garant) Commercial director, Herbie Fully Loaded, 2005.
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Viva Variety, Comedy Central, 1997.
Strangers with Candy, Comedy Central, 1999.
Reno 911!, Comedy Central, 2003—.
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# JavaScript basic to save your life(time).
It is very common when we learn something and do not exercise, over time we forget, this is quite normal in everything we have learned and it is not different in web programming.

The basic principles JavaScript for example, despite not being complex, the use of libraries such as jQuery or even KendoUI, ReactJS or AngularJS abstract a lot of things that, and with time you fail to remember them constantly.
Throughout this text I will present some very useful things you should not forget.

# keep it always on head
Variables are declared using the key-world `var`:

    var a = "some string"

Variables declared without the key-world `var` are considered globals, so try to avoid it.

Also Variables names are case sensitive, so:

    var a = "some string"
    // is not the same than
    var A = "another string"

# Primitive types
Not confuse the primitive types with internal objects with the same name for example:

* `string` - is not = `String()`
* `numeric` - is not = `Numeric()`
* `boolean` - is not = `Boolean()`

> Each has different internal properties and methods

### string, numeric, boolean

    // Primitive string type
    var band = "motorhead";
    // using a method of String object to format the bands name
    var bandUpperCase = band.toUpperCase();

> In fact the primitive types and objects are connected and go from primitive to object and object to primitive type when used

So here is the primitive examples:

    var text = "this is a simple primitive string";
    var number = 1;
    var condition = true;

##### string
In JavaScript nothing differentiates a variable string of a numeric or boolean variable, because the language is not strongly typed.
A string is a sequence of characters enclosed in double or single quotes.

    var a = "this is a string";
    var b = 'this is a string';
    var c = "747"; // this is a string

##### string convertion
In JavaScript it's possible to convert data types as numeric and boolean in string, the engine makes the conversiton automatically.

    var n = 77;
    var s = "The number is" + n;
    // output: The number is 77

The conversion to string depends on where the plus sign is found. For example:

    var a = "7" + 4 + 7 // return 747
    var b = 7 + 4 + "7" ; // retun 117

But if you use another operator instead the plus sign (+), the opposite occurred, take a look:

    var a = "77" - 2 // return 75
    var b = 30/ "3" // return 10
    var c = "5" * 5 // return 25

> These examples illustrate how the weak typing can interfere with your code.

However as we commented in the first example, it is possible to convert a string using the global function String()
and we can have the following results:

    undefined.toString();
    // return undefined
    null.toString();
    // return null
    true.toString();
    // return "true""
    77.toString();
    // return "77""

##### boolean
In boolean case, as we previous mentioned: true or false is different than "true" or "false".
For boolean types the most important factor to keep in mind is when we use a condition. Different data types are interpreted differently. For example if we try to evaluate
a variable assigned to 0 (Number), the result will be false.

    var zero = 0;
    var isZero = Boolean(zero);
    // return false

And here's what happen with the following types:

    if(undefined) {} // return false
    if(null) {} // return false
    if(true) {} // return true
    if(false) {} // return false
    if(1) {} // return true
    // if the number is zero or NaN, return false
    if(string) {} // return true, but if the sring is empty return false
    if(onject) {} // return true

##### numeric
Numbers in JavaScript can be integer or floating.

    var a = -1000
    var b = 747
    var c = 14.800
    var d = -1.5

Moreover, as we do with the string using the toString() method of the String() object, we can use the methods parseInt() and parseFloat() from Numeric() object;

    parseFloat("2.5 inch"); // return 2.5
    parseInt("-747"); // return -747

The parseFloat and parseInt from Number() object convert different types as:

    undefined = NaN
    null = 0
    boolean = if true return 1, if false return 0
    number = number integer
    string = integer or floating depends on representation
    object = NaN

Also we can use the typeof operator to find the type of variable:

    typeof "Motorhead" // Returns "string"
    typeof 747 // Returns "number"
    typeof false // Returns "boolean"
    typeof [1,2,3,4] // Returns "object" (not "array")
    typeof {name:'Lemmy', age:76} // Returns "object"

### null and undefined
Another very important point is `null` and `undefined`, many people confuse them constantly in JavaScript.

A null variable can be declared as:

    var a = null;

If you declare a variable and don't initialize, your variable will be: undefined

    var b;

When a javascript application grows and becomes very large, it is common to try to use any variable that has not been set and it will have a error.

    if(somevar) {} // return false if was not defined and initialized,

In javascript a variable is undefined even if it is declared until it is initialized.
We also have the NaN type (Not a number). This occurs when a variable string or boolean type can not be converted into a number.

    var a = 1.0
    if(a == "um"){} // Will return false, because is evaluated as NaN.

Furthermore we can test a variable if nan using the function isNaN()

    if( isNaN(a) ){} //

# Operators
The JavaScript has some types of operators, see:

    + Addition
    - Subtraction
    * Multiplication
    / Division
    % Returns the remainder of the division
    ++ Increment
    -- Decrement

> These operators are considered as binary because of a need to operate on each side of the operator

These operators are considered as binary because of a need to operands on each side of the operator.
It is possible to use any of these operators in a statement, and assign the result to a variable or pass it as a parameter to a function.

### Assignment Operators

    =
    += example: a += b the same as a = a + b
    -= example: a -= b the same as a = a - b
    *= example: a *= b the same as a = a * b
    /= example: a /= b the same as a = a / b
    %= example: a %= b the same as a = a % b

### Comparison and Logical Operators

    == equal to
    === equal value and equal type
    != not equal
    !== not equal value and not equal type
    > greater than
    < less than
    >= greater than or equal to
    <= less than or equal to
    ? ternary operator

### Operator Precedence
Operator precedence describes the order in which operations are performed in an arithmetic expression.
Multiplication (*) and division (/) have higher precedence than addition (+) and subtraction (-).

    var a = 100 + 50 * 3;

if you want to perfom the addition first you need to use parentheses:

    var a = (100 + 50) * 3;

### Ternary Operator
Is also quite common you need to use a ternary operator, it can be written this way:

    `condition` ? `value` if true : `valeu` if false

For example:

    var a = 10;
    var b = (a > 5) ? "Yes it is" : "No it is not";

### Logical Operator
All the previous example we used two operands and one Operator, now let's see a example with only one operator and how to use with Logical Operators (`&&`, `||`, `!`).

    var a = "Motorhead";
    if( a == "Motorhead") {}

Now using Logical Operators

    var a = 10;
    if( a > 10 ) && ( a <= 20 ) // return false, a is not greater that 10

    if( a > 10 ) || ( a <= 20 ) // return true, a is less than 20

The first example using the operator `&&` (AND), require both expressions are `true`, so the entire expression will be considered `true`. As first one was false, we have `false` in return.
The second example using the operator `||` (OR), require only one expression are `true`, so the entire expression will be considered `true`. As second one was true, we have `true` in return.

> When using the `&&` operator, if the first expression is `false`, the JavaScript engine stop and not evalute the second expression, because the intruction will fail anyway.
The `||` operator needs at least one expression as `true`, to be considered `true`.

The `NOT` (!) operator, return `true` if the expression is `false` and return `false` if the expression is `true`.

    var a = 10;
    if(!(a > 10)){} // return true

The previous section/exemples i used parentheses, it is not necessary due the precedence from the operators i just used to make the reading easy and to ensure the expression will be evaluated
in the order i want.

# Loops
The javascript as any other language has loop statements, we can use the following:

* for - loops through a block of code a number of times
* for/in - loops through the properties of an object
* while - loops through a block of code while a specified condition is true
* do/while - also loops through a block of code while a specified condition is true

### For
Is the most used loop, and is pretty simple to understand:

    for (step 1; condition; step 2) {
    ...
    }

In practice:

    for ( var i = 0; i < 5; i++ ) {
        console.log(i); // return 0 1 2 3 4
    }

* Step 1 - ( var i = 0 ) - Attribution
* Contition - ( i < 5 ) - Condition
* Step 2 - ( i++ ) - Increment

> There are other ways to use the for loop, including passing more than one variable in step 1 or omitting the step 1, however if you remember this way, will help you a lot.

### For in
This is probably the most used loop when you deal constantly with AngularJS for example, it is always seen when you use the directive `ng-repeat`.

    var band = { name:"Motorhead", album:"March or Die", year:"1992" };

        var text = "";
        var i;
        for (i in band) {
            text += band[i];
        }
        // return Motorhead March or Die 1992

> Remember: Loops can execute a block of code as long as a specified condition is true.

### While
The while loop loops through a block of code as long as a specified condition is true.

    while (condition) {
        ...
    }

    var i = 1;
    while ( i < 10 ) {
        console.log(i);
        i++;
    }
    // return 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

### Do While
The do/while loop is a variant of the while loop. This loop will execute the code block once, before checking if the condition is true, then it will repeat the loop as long as the condition is true.

    do {
    ...
    }
    while (condition);

    do {
        console.log(i);
        i++;
    }
    while (i < 10);
    // return 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

# To be Continue...
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i. We cannot see air but we can feel it.
ii. The blanket of air surrounding the earth is known as atmosphere.
iii. Oxygen is essential for supporting life on the earth.
v. Winnowing is more effective in moving air.
Q3. Which is the major component of air?
Q4. What percentage of air is nitrogen?
Q5. Which gas is important for burning to occur?
Q6. What percentage of air is oxygen?
Q7. What is the name of the gas we breathe in?
Q8. What is the name of the gas we breathe out?
Q9. Which device is used to harness wind energy to generate electricity?
Q10. What makes firki to rotate?
Ans. Moving air makes firki to rotate.
Ans. Air in motion is called wind.
Q12. What may even uproot trees and blow off the rooftops?
Q13. What are those tiny shining particles in the beam of sunlight?
Ans. Those tiny shining particles are the dust particles present in the air.
Q14. What do you understand by atmosphere?
Ans. The envelope of air that surrounds the earth is known as atmosphere.
Q15. From where does oxygen come in the air?
Ans. Plant release oxygen in the air by the process of photosynthesis.
Q16. Which component of air used by green plants to make their food?
Ans. The component of air used by green plants to make their food is carbon dioxide.
Q17. Why air is called a mixture of gases?
Ans. Air is called mixture of gases because it is made up of many different gases.
Q18. Why pages of an open book begin fluttering when the fan is switched on?
Ans. Pages of an open book begin fluttering when the fan is switched on because of air.
Q19. What is air made up of?
Ans. Air is a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water vapor and a few other gases. Some dust particles may also be present in it.
Q20. How do we feel the presence of air?
Ans. We cannot see the air around us but we can feel its presence when the leaves of the trees rustle or the clothes hanging on a clothes-line sway.
Q21. Why carbon dioxide gas is used in fire extinguishers?
Ans. Carbon dioxide gas is used in fire extinguishers because it does not support combustion.
Q22. Prove that soil contains air with help of an activity.
Ans. Take some soil in a glass. Then add water to it, the air bubbles comes out of the soil. These bubbles indicate the presence of air in the soil.


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By Nzekwe Henry July 12, 2019
Lesley Nneka Arimah has won the 2019 Caine Prize for her book titled; Skinned. The Nigerian author took home the prize money for her work of fiction which calls out society's double standards with respect to women.
You know how people say the third time's the charm? Well, it's probably true for one Lesley Nneka Arimah who just gobbled up this year's USD 12.5 K Caine Prize for African Writing at the third time of asking.
Having fallen short on two occasions previously — first in 2016 for the title story of her collection and then again in 2017 for "Who Will Greet You at Home?" — the Nigerian writer did claim the gold this time. And she did it in no ordinary way too.
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Nneka became the sixth Nigerian to win the prestigious prize by putting together a somewhat quirky story which talks about a parallel universe where single women remain unclad until they get married. The Nigerian author called this piece of work Skinned, and the real message it conveyed wasn't nudity (back off, lewd folks!) Skinned was an effort to highlight the disparity in the treatment of married and unmarried women in the Nigerian society.
Her work appears to have caught the eye of judges as it dished out a unique perspective of the struggles of women for inclusion. Lesley Nneka Arimah's winning work shakes up the status quo in an effort to knock established social hierarchies off their perch, go toe-to-toe with outdated traditions, and explore new possibilities for the women of today's world.
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Her work brings to life a dystopian universe occupied by strong characters where friendships are stretched to their very limits, innocence is taken away and readers are treated to a whole new perspective on life.
Skinned chronicles the life and times of Ejem who is born into a culture where girls are forced to go unclad at a certain age and stay so until they are able to land a spouse. According to excerpts from the book, Ejem had been forced to take off her clothes when she turned 15 as tradition dictated.
She had cried and despaired but there was no helping it. Actually, the children of the wealthy in society were not subjected to such demeaning treatment as such rich folks could get away with keeping their daughters covered for long, up until the girl child could secure "wife-cloth."
But Ejem had not been so fortunate. She was the daughter of a poor man in a village where girls were stripped as early as possible, some even at age 10, and it was beyond time as far as he was concerned.
The work of fiction chronicled the many travails and few triumphs of Ejem and the witty, mischievous delivery of the story may have caught everyone's attention and never let go.
Nneka, who was born in the UK, grew up in Nigeria. In a sit-down with the BBC, she offered that the inspiration for the literary work was derived from a conversation with a friend who described marriage in Nigeria as something that "gives unconventional women cover to be themselves".
Source: newsday.com
"She is quite strange and her strangeness was something her parents had warned her that she should get rid of in order to get married," Nneka said of her friend. "When she got married, without compromising, everything that was strange about her was suddenly OK." And this is the double-standard the Nigerian author called out in her work.
Founded in 2000, the Caine Prize — named after the late Sir Michael Caine, former Chairman of Booker Plc and Chairman of the Booker Prize management committee — recognises short stories of 3,000 to 10,000 words published in English by African writers. Lesley Nneka Arimah is the latest recipient of the award.
Her short stories have also received the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and an O. Henry Prize. She was selected for the National Book Foundation's 5 Under 35 and her debut collection What It Means When a Man Falls from the Sky won the 2017 Kirkus Prize, the 2017 New York Public Library Young Lions Fiction Award, and was selected for the New York Times/PBS book club among other honours.
The other Caine Prize shortlisted stories for 2019 were Tochukwu Emmanuel Okafor's All Our Lives (Nigeria), Ngwah-Mbo Nana Nkweti's It Takes A Village Some Say (Cameroon), Cherrie Kandie's Sew My Mouth (Kenya), and Meron Hadero's The Wall (Ethiopia).
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Tetrathemis camerunensis is een libellensoort uit de familie van de korenbouten (Libellulidae), onderorde echte libellen (Anisoptera).

De soort staat op de Rode Lijst van de IUCN als niet bedreigd, beoordelingsjaar 2009.

De wetenschappelijke naam Tetrathemis camerunensis is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1900 door Sjöstedt.

Korenbouten
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Red Desert Kyzylkum
Kyzylkum is a sandy desert (in the Russian language with the Turkish name translates as «red sands») located on the territory of the three post-Soviet states: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan in part, namely, between the rivers Amu Darya and Syr Darya.
It turns out that between the Central Asian Rivers found numerous anomalous zones. Their peculiarity is that they are not amenable to study! Strange, but the clear rock carvings depicting people in suits found in the central part of the «red sands» in the mountains. The figure shows a certain subject, very similar to a spaceship.
Locals assure that they are often seen unidentified flying objects and even communicate with them. The best known recorded meeting occurred in winter 1990 at the track Navoi-Zarafshan. Frisbee in the form of a cylinder night saw the staff «Ldinka» Zarafshan cooperative. According to the «lucky» he said flying object in the length was 40 meters. They also noticed a tapered beam, coming down from it to the ground, clearly limited, targeted, and very powerful.
In Zarafshan ufology met with one unique woman having supernatural powers. The woman claims that it constantly communicate representatives of extraterrestrial races. They are, for example, she learned that the spring of 1990 destroyed the Earth orbit unearthly flying object, but its remnants scattered in the 30-40 km from the city.
The information has come true quickly, after only 6 months. In the fall of two local geologists had to break the drilling profiles. When they stumbled on some spots, the origin of which could not be explained. After carefully made special inspections geologists concluded that 100% of the spot unearthly. Information about this discovery immediately classified as secret, and she no longer had the official confirmation.
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HISTOIRE DU JOUET depuis le Jura, berceau du jouet 29,00€
French toystory comes from Jura. Reminding toys and brands from our childhood, it shows that today Jura is still creating toys. Encouraged by plentiful hydraulic and silvicultural resources, Jura will develop during numerous centuries a working tradition of wood toys that will become one of the fashions of expression privileged person. Rattles, toys of address (yoyo, ossicles, balls) and dolls will be a part of first objects. The word toy, will appear only at the Middle Ages. In the Revolution, whoever can make from now on and sell toys, set up a business quite freely. In 1798, new toy shops will be in the galleries which encircle the garden of the Palais Royal in the center of Paris. At the beginning of the XXth century, with the arrival of new materials, toy can finally become an object of consumption. Today, China and multinationals hold the world market, China appropriating about 80 % of toys sold in the world. In spite of a difficult economic environment since the end of Post-war economic booms, there are always manufacturers of toys in Jura and Ain areas. In front guard of new techniques, they transformed little by little this territory of tradition into standard bearer of the toy " Made in France " with in particular the return of the wooden toy. 200 photos colors and N and B, as well as archive documents come to illustrate this book. Native of Jura, Yvan Lacroix is the export manager of Vilac group. He also manages Petitcollin company, last one to produce dolls in France.
L'Histoire de la chirurgie du silex à nos jours By: Docteur Pierre-Louis Choukroun 24,90€
Did you know that, not until the successful surgery of Louis the XIV in 1686 by Félix de Tassy, for his anal fistula, was surgery finally recognized as a profession? In this illustrated book, Dr Pierre-Louis Choukroun relates numerous anecdotes that led to major discoveries in the art of surgery, from Prehistoric practitioners operating with primal flintstone instruments, to today's high-tech technicians. This book is a meeting of the obscure with the well-known personalities of the international medical and surgical world, fundamental to the progress of mankind. For example, in the 16th Century, two very significant discoveries were made: Anesthesia (Wells and Morton). and hand disinfection and sterilization (asepsis) (Semmelweis, Pasteur and List). In the 20th Century the fight against infection, blood transfusion, medical imaging, laser surgery and organ transplants became routine. And, thanks to fiber-optics, cameras and computing have become part of today and tomorrow's surgical environment : The first ten years of this 21st Century has been especially rich in innovations – robotics surgery, remote surgery, nanotechnology – and specific discoveries in each surgical discipline. We are on the threshold of revolutionary breakthroughs, tweaking the very core of cells, and even chromosomes.
LES POUPEES de MODES & TRAVAUX – Depuis 1951 By: Elisabeth Chauveau 29,00€
This book is the story of the famous dolls created by the french magazine Modes & Travaux. It starts in 1919 when Edouard Boucherit created with his wife Renée in Paris, this new women's magazine whose 1st print will appear in November. After the Great War, the newspaper will contribute to help women to become a perfect hostesses and in this way follows closely fashion trend. From 1951, Modes & Travaux created a page for girls. This magazine proposed dress dolls, but also clothes as well as accessories such as shoes, socks, handbags, etc… With the industrial growth of toy, the magazine will create in March 1951 the first doll (Nobel manufacturing), Françoise. In August 1954, she will announce to her young readers the " birth of a younger brother ": Michel. And in 1958, will be proposed its third doll : Marie-Françoise. In 1963, the enterprise PetitCollin will acquire the Nobel brand to manufacture dolls M*T until now. The last one will be Emilie, in 1986. Dolls M*T are always made in France (Etain) by Petitcollin. The 3 authors are found of dolls : Annick Buchy is President of the West Dolls Club association. Elyane Jamard-Lacroix, former physiotherapist, is a General Secretary of the CERP today. Both are specialists of the dolls from Modes & Travaux.
HISTOIRE DE L'IRAN By: Firouzeh Dautricourt 20,00€
Today, Iran plays an international role. But what do we really know about this country that fascinate and concern us all ? This book is for all readers interested by Iran's History, who have concerns on political and economical events which belong to the collective memory of Iranians. Literature, Sciences, Arts, are issues raised by the author for inspiring new travellers to go to Iran and meet Iranians.
Éloge du Saucisson By: Inès Peyret 25,00€
Practically unchanged since the Bronze Age period, sausage crossed time and space. From Homere to space ship to Mir station, this product is of all travel. As an example, Thierry Dubois, for Vendée Globe 2000, carried with him dry sausage provisions. Our french seaman, sponsored by Les Roches Blanches, celebrated its sporting achievement by sharing with Neptune one of its sausages ! The story of this so humble and familiar product is old from almost 4,000 years. Undoubtedly much older than writing, we will wait till 1 750 A.D. to have its first description. Dedicated to history and techniques of manufacturing, this book describes each specificity of french, italian, spanish and portuguese sausages. Moreover, authors deliver their own recipes without forgetting with which bread and wine to taste each type of sausage. Stéphane Malandain manages this family business (Les Roches Blanches) created by his grandfather, He proposes local products at a top range level. His sausages are manufactured with respect of artisanal traditions, conforming to lawful and normative requirements. Inès Peyret is journalist.
Des poupées signées Limoges By: Elisabeth Chauveau 29,00€
Limoges, city and capital of Limousin (east center area of France) is going to develop slowly a luxury small business which will be crowned in the XVIIIth century by the discovery of kaolin and the development of porcelain art. The Count d' Artois, future King Charles X will make of Limoges the main porcelain center without forgetting Sèvres. After 1789, numerous companies specialized into art of table will be created. At the Great War period, French manufacturers of toys and dolls will be asked to produce "heads" for dolls in Limoges to replace those imported by Germany ( the enemy to fight). This branch of porcelain industry will be of short-lived because it will begin at the beginning of the conflict to disappear in the middle of the twenties. However, a small production of heads will continue beyond the interwar period. Native of Limousin, founds of dolls since more than 40 years, Elisabeth Deconchat collects old dolls and especially those named " heads Limoges ". She also restores them entirely (head, body and including clothes). Elisabeth Chauveau, MD in History brings here her participation to contribute to enlight readers over an underestimated period going from 1914 till 1930. This illustrated book (200 photos and archives documents) offers a new knowledge of this quite unknown limougeaude manufacturing. This inedite work shows us today rare historical documents and dolls preserved by families of porcelain makers.
GRAND RECUEIL des chansons et textes de salles de garde By: Docteur Pierre-Louis Choukroun 25,00€
Being part of the French national folklore and History, the french staff room ('salle de garde') song is unique and has a special charm different from bawdy song. Mythical space at the hospital where the medical team (doctors and nurses) lives and faces night and day physical suffering, poverty, diseases and death, the staff room is managed by the Bursar, an important character with an absolute power, elected by his peers, occupying in the dining room, the majestic armchair, down from which he can tax the one who breaks the Regulation.Everything is allowed there, without the slightest taboo. House physician can make with complete impunity satires of doctors, partners, nurses and supervisors. They can also parody their life at the hospital but also women of easy virtue, responsable for crab louses or pox. This book is dedicated to futur doctors and students of any disciplines (including chemistery) in charge of immortalizing french coutume. It is also dedicated to curious public and historians. André Patlajean was formerly political draftsman for several newspapers.
Poupées et bébés en celluloid 29,40€
A journey through almost one century (1881-1979) of history in the unique world of Celluloid dolls. The book holds 200 color and B&W photos including archive shots. For every period in the history of the company, the most symbolic models created and made by the Industrial Society of Celluloid, the french Nobel Society, Petitcollin, Anel, Convert, Grillet, Raynal, Desrues, etc., are discussed in detail. We are taken on a journey to discover the swimmers and the babies with molded hair, dolls with wig or implanted hair, subjects in celluloid with molded clothes, characters from comic strips, mechanical toys, animals, rattles, balls; even windmills and musical instruments. Born in Paris in 1946, Elisabeth Chauveau, holder of a master's degree in history and a Bachelor of art history, likes since his childhood dolls. Again President of the center of studies and searches(researches) on the doll ( CERP), she is the author of numerous articles on the subject and reference books
Un demi-siècle d'accélérateurs de particules 18,25€
In a lively historical account Pierre Marin tells of the extraordinary progress made in accelerator physics since World War II. He focuses mainly on the history of French accelerators which evolved from small electrostatic accelerators purchased abroad to complex and powerful storage rings and colliders built by French engineers and physicists. He shows how these machines served not only particle physicists, but also researchers working with synchrotron light. He recalls how these two scientific communities with such different backgrounds learned how to work together. Who could have written this story better than Pierre Marin_? He was an accelerator physicist, and a project leader who played a key role in storage ring R&D, as well as in accelerator construction and operation. He describes the international context of the period, and relates the discussions on scientific policy issues of the time. He tells us about the technical challenges to be overcome and discusses the question of maintaining the balance between national development and international involvement. A number of important yet unknown features of this scientific adventure are related. This short history also includes his thoughts about the gestation of large scientific instruments which, no doubt, will interest researchers involved in « big science ».
Savorgan de Brazza 14,20€
This book is the story of Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza ( 1852-1905 ), big explorer of the beginning of the century to whom we owe the name of Brazzaville city (Congo). He investigated the right bank of the Congo river, opening the way to the French colonization in equatorial Africa. Its gentleness, its charm, its peaceful approach of the Africans made of Brazza a figure of exception among his contemporaries who investigated Africa in the name of the western major powers. The local populations of Brazzaville recently honoured Savorgan de Brazza by raising a mausoleum to its attention. These ashes were also transferred to it in October, 2006. The author, René Maran ( 1887-1960 ), awarded the 1st Goncourt prize attributed to a black in 1921 with his entitled book "Batouala".
Poupées Raynal, la marque de qualité, histoire d'une fabrique (1922-1979) By: Elisabeth Chauveau 29,40€
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Advancing Food Safety Through Technology
Dan October 16, 2019 Technology
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has adopted an approach to food safety that is people-led, and technology-enabled. Through the "New Era of Smarter Food Safety" initiative that was announced earlier this year, the agency will continually be evaluating new and emerging technologies which can help advance food safety measures.
FDA Deputy Commissioner for Food Policy and Response, Frank Yiannas spoke at the 2019 Food Safety Consortium, highlighting the amount of change that has taken place in recent years related to food safety oversight. Yiannas also noted that he believes that the U.S. is in the midst of a food revolution.
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has helped drive even further development into technologies that can address some of the challenges related to food safety, such as traceability. The agency has also recently launched FDA-TRACK, a new food safety dashboard that will allow the FDA to track and evaluate the performance of the seven FSMA rules.
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Kudelik, Gail. "Prescott". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 08 June 2015, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/prescott. Accessed 16 July 2019.
Kudelik, G., Prescott (2015). In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/prescott
Kudelik, Gail, "Prescott". In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Canada. Article published March 03, 2013; Last Edited June 08, 2015. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/prescott
Kudelik, Gail. The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. "Prescott", Last Edited June 08, 2015, https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/prescott
Article by Gail Kudelik
Published Online March 3, 2013
Last Edited June 8, 2015
Prescott, Ont, incorporated as a town in 1834, population 4284 (2011c), 4180 (2006c). The Town of Prescott is located 18 kilometres east of Brockville on the ST LAWRENCE RIVER.
Prescott was noted for stubbornness and irascibility and spent only 3 years of his 10-year term in Canada. After a portrait by William Berczy (courtesy Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library/T31638).
Prescott, Ont, incorporated as a town in 1834, population 4284 (2011c), 4180 (2006c). The Town of Prescott is located 18 kilometres east of Brockville on the St Lawrence River. The site was strategically located at the head of navigation above the former St Lawrence rapids (they were inundated during the building of the St Lawrence Seaway). The French built Fort de Lévis nearby in 1759-1760 to delay the British from attacking Montreal during the Seven Years' War. The battle here from 18-25 August 1760 was the last major engagement between British and French forces on Canadian soil.
Loyalists began settling in the area in 1784. Major Edward Jessup founded the town in 1810 on some of the land the British government granted him in return for his service. He named his community for Governor-in-Chief Robert Prescott.
The War of 1812 soon broke out and the first Fort Wellington was built here and used as the base for an attack on Ogdensburg, NY. The blockhouse (1838, built during the Rebellions of 1837) has been restored and made part of Fort Wellington National Historic Site. The stone windmill (1822), which served as a makeshift fort for rebels during the bloody Battle of the Windmill, has been preserved nearby.
Prescott prospered as a goods transfer point because of its location where the rapids interrupted transportation traffic. By the 1850s, it was the southern terminus of a railway line to Bytown [Ottawa] and was located on the Grand Trunk Railway. Distilleries and breweries were an important part of Prescott's economy until the early 1900s. Today the economy is based on light manufacturing and transportation industries. The weekly newspaper is the Prescott Journal.
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