1. Ed S. New York, N.Y. Software designer. Age forty-three.
REPORT: Encountered drone on Chicago-bound train. Noticed drone's tendency to use expression "at the end of the day" literally, as in, "At the end of the day, I go to bed." Drone exhibited an imperviousness to nuance, a lack of facial affect, and a habit of calling people with whom he comes into contact "Barbara." Further investigation revealed that drone, when communicating online, uses the response "no problem" with such frequency that he abbreviates it to the acrid "n.p.," not realizing that it is a p., it's a very definite p.
AREAS OF INCIDENCE: Mass transit, bar stools, wherever there are pixels.
STRIKE CAPABILITY: Fifty-eight per cent.
2. Tasha L. Great Barrington, Mass. Publicist. Age fifty-two.
AREAS OF INCIDENCE: Living rooms, funerals.
STRIKE CAPABILITY: Eighty-eight per cent.
3. Mark G. Portland, Ore. Blogger. Age twenty-nine.
REPORT: Last encountered in emergent neighborhood, returning from tai chi and bearing kale. Drone exhibited unusual habit of repeating the verb of all questions asked him. Interlocutor: "How long have you lived in Portland?" Drone: "Lived?" Interlocutor: "Is there a notary public in this neighborhood?" Drone: "Is there?" Drone ultimately approaches all conversation as a series of concurrent monologues, his own focussing, strangely, on whether the grooming product "beard oil" is meant to reduce facial squeaking.
AREAS OF INCIDENCE: Restaurants and coffee bars that feature a Zooey Deschanel–caliber level of whimsy.
STRIKE CAPABILITY: Eighteen per cent.
REPORT: This report is murky, as the drone is encountered in many situations but never ones so distinct as to excite comment or memory. Drone appears to be a conservatively dressed person in his or her thirties or forties who enjoys "The Office" and LOLcats, and spends most of day nodding head amiably and forwarding e-mails. But maybe not. Visibility is limited; stickiness and traction are hugely compromised. Drone repeatedly uses expression "it is what it is," but clearly is someone who hasn't.
STRIKE CAPABILITY: Nine per cent.
REPORT: Drone answers your prayers, but without attention to detail. Your entreaty re: the cessation of human suffering results in a member of the medical establishment offering you two aspirin; your plea for clemency causes a neighbor to give you a crate of clementines—it's like having a conversation with your mother. Over all, however, drone's greatest transgressions are probably catalytic, fostering as they do the notions that hair color determines personality and/or that being on television will make people like you.
STRIKE CAPABILITY: As suits the target.
Henry Alford's book about dancing, "And Then We Danced," is out this month.


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Q: Making SQL query dynamic i have the following SQL query and i was wondering if i can make the SUM() part of it dynamic so that i don't have to put category_id (2 and 3)
SELECT
a.project_id,
COUNT(a.id) AS Total,
SUM(CASE WHEN a.category_id = 2 AND a.`status` < 80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS 'Bugs En cours',
SUM(CASE WHEN a.category_id = 2 AND a.`status` >= 80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS 'Bugs Resolu',
SUM(CASE WHEN a.category_id = 3 AND a.`status` < 80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS 'Ameliorations En cours',
SUM(CASE WHEN a.category_id = 3 AND a.`status` >= 80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS 'Ameliorations Resolu'
FROM bugs a
GROUP BY a.project_id
HAVING COUNT(a.id) > 0

The goal is to list the project id and the count of different Anomalies depending on the category_id and on the status ('En cours' OR 'Resolu')
The issue in this query is that if we added another category, i will have to manually edit this query which is not ideal.

A: The dynamic sql below is building the conditional sums from on a reference table with the categories.

SET @sums := (
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(
CONCAT(
', SUM(CASE WHEN category_id = ', category_id,
' AND `status` <  80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END)',
' AS `', category_name, ' En cours`', CHAR(10),
', SUM(CASE WHEN category_id = ', category_id,
' AND `status` >= 80 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END)',
' AS `', category_name, ' Resolu`', CHAR(10)
) ORDER BY category_id SEPARATOR '') as sums
FROM categories
);

SET @dynsql := CONCAT('SELECT', CHAR(10), '  bug.project_id', CHAR(10),
', COUNT(bug.id) AS Total', CHAR(10),
@sums,
'FROM bugs bug', CHAR(10),
'GROUP BY bug.project_id', CHAR(10),
'HAVING COUNT(bug.id) > 0;');

-- SELECT @dynsql AS dynsql;
PREPARE dyn_stmt FROM @dynsql;
EXECUTE dyn_stmt;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE dyn_stmt;

project_id
Total
Conneries En cours
Conneries Resolu
Bugs En cours
Bugs Resolu
Ameliorations En cours
Ameliorations Resolu

0
5
1
0
1
1
1
1

Demo on db<>fiddle here

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Lea undermined my trading operations because she thought Jaster was cooler. Not friends anymore.
Rig is mad at capitalism! Rig, if you would like to form a true socialist society on wotmud, where all who need rares are given one, I will work with you!
Gryk sends the Shadowmauler sprawling with a powerful bash!
You crush the Shadowmauler's body into bloody fragments!
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's head into bloody fragments!
The Shadowmauler lets out a blood curdling shriek!
Stones and bolts of electricity leap up from the ground towards you!
You are struck by flying stones and crackling bolts of lightning!
You crush the Shadowmauler's head into bloody fragments!
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's body into bloody fragments!
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's body extremely hard.
You crush the Shadowmauler's body extremely hard.
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's head extremely hard.
A goat-faced trolloc has arrived from the west.
You crush the Shadowmauler's body very hard.
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's body very hard.
The Shadowmauler barely hits Gryk's left arm.
Gryk pounds the Shadowmauler's head hard.
You crush the Shadowmauler's head very hard.
The Shadowmauler hits Gryk's body.
The Shadowmauler swiftly dodges your attempt to crush him.
The Shadowmauler hits your body.
You crush the Shadowmauler's body hard.
You try to crush the Shadowmauler, but he dodges the attack.
The Shadowmauler barely hits your left leg.
The Shadowmauler hits your left foot.
The Shadowmauler barely hits your body.
* HP:Battered MV:Tiring - the Shadowmauler: Critical > <--------------------- batt / crit could pull this off?
You try to crush the Shadowmauler, but he deflects the blow.
The Shadowmauler tickles your body with his hit.
nar someone come help real quick?
The Shadowmauler hits your head very hard.
The Shadowmauler hits your body hard.
Someone hits your head very hard.
Your first time! Was it good for you too? <----- stayed just long enough to save from mobrip though!
Your blood freezes as you hear Gryk's death cry.
puddles of tainted water have gathered deep pools have formed with time.
The corpse of the Shadowmauler is lying here.
An enormous blight worm towers above you, making an eerie shrill scream.
* R HP:Wounded MV:Full > *Glaurang* hacks your body.
Your bash at *Glaurang* sends him sprawling!
You blast *Glaurang*'s body hard.
*Glaurang* panics, and attempts to flee!
* R HP:Wounded MV:Full > They aren't here.
* R HP:Wounded MV:Full > Bash who?
Some obvious fresh bloody traces of a Trolloc leaving south.
Some obvious fresh bloody traces of a Trolloc leaving east.
Some obvious fresh bloody traces of a Trolloc leaving west.
Some obvious fresh bloody traces of a Trolloc leaving north.
Some obvious recent tracks of Glaurang leaving west.
Some clear fairly recent tracks of Glaurang leaving east.
A short, shifty-eyed man eyes you calmly.
Dougan Revarnan hits himself, and says OUCH!
Dougan Revarnan kicks Glaurang in solar plexus, Glaurang is rendered breathless!
Dougan Revarnan giggles slightly as his hands unleash flame.
Dougan Revarnan releases streaks of Fire at Glaurang, who screams in pain.
*Glaurang* tries to hack Dougan Revarnan, but he deflects the blow.
Dougan Revarnan's hands clench as his fury is weaved into being.
Your blood freezes as you hear *Glaurang*'s death cry.
Your eyes feel less protected.
Can we add this mobol!?
A rat has arrived from below.
k rat < --- shadoweye!
Wimpy reset to: 17 hit points.
A rat swiftly dodges your attempt to pound it.
A rat tries to hit you, but you dodge the attack.
You swiftly dodge someone's attempt to hit you.
Someone swiftly dodges your attempt to pound it.
Someone tries to hit you, but you dodge the attack.
A rat barely hits your right leg. <----- owch.
You pound a rat's right foreleg. <----- gotcha!
There's no one by that name around. <--- can't spell.
You swiftly dodge a rat's attempt to hit you.
You try to pound a rat, but it parries successfully.
SomePlayer says 'oh ****' <---- ???
You try to pound someone, but it deflects the blow.
A rat hits your head.
Ouch! That Really did HURT! < ---- Damn, these rats hurt. Men, will you kill it?
You try to pound a rat, but it dodges the attack.
current information for newcomers to the city.
A ledger lies on a small stand.
A rat is here, fighting YOU!
Viellain the Shepherd is standing here.
A bulky man with heavy-lidded eyes sits here, scratching a cat.
The innkeeper Basel Gill is here, smiling broadly.
Viellain says 'why are you wanted SomePlayer' <---- WTF???
A rat panics, and attempts to flee!
A rat has arrived from the south.
A rat hits your left foot.
A rat is dead! R.I.P.
Your first time! Was it good for you too? < ----- Potentially?
Your blood freezes as you hear a rat's death cry.
A rat stops following Viellain.
relaxing company. The inn is much larger than it appeared from the outside.
and there is a room to the east which has various bargames.
A copper tap with free ale is here.
A board showing the rules hangs here.
A shapely young woman skillfully weaves amongst the chaos, taking orders.
A city lamplighter extinguishes a streetlamp.
A city lamplighter leaves north.
Viellain nods at you. < ----- Yes, yes it was.
The Caemlyn cityguard tries to slash Viellain, but he dodges the attack.
The Caemlyn cityguard tries to slash Viellain, but he deflects the blow.
The Caemlyn cityguard tries to slash Viellain, but he parries successfully.
Viellain pierces the Caemlyn cityguard's left leg very hard.
Viellain panics, and attempts to flee!
Viellain leaves north. < ---- You have a nice day, too!


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With the wind of economic globalisation blowing across the globe, human rights are currently exposed to violation in great proportions by powers other than the State, including multinational corporations (MNCs). Unfortunately, a lot of States, most especially developing countries, including Nigeria, hardly regulate the activities of the MNCs for several reasons, thus creating a regulatory vacuum. Under these conditions, the existing catalogue of civil, political, social, cultural and economic rights of the people, as expressed in both domestic and international human rights law, are adversely affected by the activities of these MNCs. This book, developed from the author's doctoral/PhD thesis at Ghent University, Belgium critically examines, among others, the various human rights violations and environmental damage associated with oil exploration activities in the oil-producing communities of Nigeria, the international codes of conduct and norms, and the roles and responsibilities of the major MNCs in respect of these violations. Coming at a time when governments worldwide are striving hard to ensure corporate accountability for their activities in their host nations, this work is unique in that it incisively analyses how the national and regional institutions could be strengthened to provide effective protection against human rights abuses and ensure corporate accountability. It discusses in-depth how the human rights concept of environmental protection can be used by victims of environmental harm to promote and achieve environmental justice. The book will, therefore, be of great interest to academics, researchers, legal practitioners, courts, legislators and policymakers, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), human rights activists, multinational corporations and their advisors, oil-rich nations, regional and international institutions, and students in law and other related disciplines.


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Dr. Durbin holds a DMA in orchestral conducting from Claremont Graduate University in Los Angeles, California, a Masters in violin performance from the University of Illinois, an undergraduate degree in violin performance from the University of Alabama, and is currently the director of the Suzuki String Program at the University of Louisville. He is a registered teacher trainer with the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
Terry lives with his wife, Sandy, on 140 acres north of Lexington, Kentucky. They have three children and two grandchildren. He believes in the magic of music's power to enrich our lives.
Michael Hill teaches all levels of viola students while maintaining an active performance career. The Suzuki viola studio will include a Viola Choir in addition to private instruction. With attention to ear training and technique from the very beginning, Mr. Hill's students hold principal positions in school orchestras, performing arts schools, youth orchestras, and all- county/state orchestras. Several have continued to BM and MM degrees in music.
Upholding Dr. Suzuki's belief that Every Child Can, Mr. Hill seeks to find a way for every student of every age to find joy in making music and in their personal efforts and goals. Lessons and coaching are fun and interactive, challenging students to think critically and apply their knowledge in solving problems and developing new skills. He also serves as Director of the Suzuki Studies Program and the Louisville Suzuki Summer String Institute.
He has performed as an orchestral and chamber musician at the Aspen Musical Festival and School and as principal violist with the Opera and Music Festival of Lucca, Italy. He regularly performs as Baroque violist with Bourbon Baroque and has performed with The Bloomington Bach Cantata Project, and the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra and has recently performed with a young artists program through Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra. He is currently a member of the viola section of the Paducah Symphony Orchestra and principal violist for the Lexington Chamber Orchestra and the Carmel Symphony Orchestra.
In performing and teaching Mr. Hill seeks to share music with others through education and efforts making classical music more accessible to the public. His experience includes work with new beginners through college students and he is eager to contribute to the viola community in Louisville.
Franzeli (Celi) Sharp's love for the violin began at age six when she started Suzuki Violin lessons at the University of Louisville, School of Music, Preparatory Department, which is now called the Community Music Program. She was granted a scholarship to the University of Louisville to study violin in 1996. She holds a BA in Music from the University of Louisville. Her teaching career began in Elizabethtown, Kentucky in 1996 with individualized lessons for children ages three through fourteen. In 2001 she started teaching in Louisville and decided that teaching the Suzuki Method was her choice as a career. Franzeli has held positions in Louisville at Wheeler Elementary, Golden Tree Middle School and the Waldorf School of Louisville. She currently teaches Suzuki violin at The Arts Institute at Indiana University Southeast, at the Louisville Classical Academy and at the University of Louisville, School of Music, Community Music Program where she has taught since 2001. Franzeli has completed and registered Suzuki Teacher Training courses from the "Every Child Can" and "1A/1B" introductory courses through the "Book Ten" advanced level with the Suzuki Association of the Americas and has observed Suzuki teachers and classes to review training every year. Franzeli has been a Suzuki Mom since her daughter started to play the violin in 2003.


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Sometimes I need to go out of my creative comfort zone and try something new. I am always fascinated with composite photos and decided to play and do a quick and dirty one on my own using a few images I shot the other day. The results were quite funny and very amateurish (my husband cracked up when he saw the image), but I realized this was something I might want to explore in more detail.
I did a great job on little Imp sitting on the steps (this is a composite so he was originally not there), but poor little Duke sticks out like a sore thumb. I am really excited to try learn more about this type of technique because it is so fun and you can be so creative.
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just wonderful.. a tutorial on how you did this composite would be great!!!!! thanks for the textures!
Thanks Nancy! And I will do a tutorial once I figure out how to do this properly. I need to really work on making the layers look realistic. But I am excited about the challenge!!!
Awesome! You make me (and about a thousand other people) look good! We all appreciate your generous heart!
Thanks for sharing the composition. My husband does not laugh at my designs...he just glances at them and says "nice". I think your deal is better!!
I love taking pictures of clouds. Especially here in Texas, they are always changing.
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oh my gosh! These are amazing!!!!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 2 post on Mar. 19, 2012. Thanks again.
LOOOOVE this sky texture set!!!
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Former Task Forces
R&D Documents
Vaccine research, development and safe implementation:
The Jordan Report: Accelerated Development of Vaccines. 2000. A full-length report (173 pages) from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the U.S. National Institutes of Health, summarizing current vaccine development status.
PDF file (2,146kb approx.) – requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
Safety of Injections 1999: WHO-UNICEF joint statement on the use of auto-disable syringes in immunization services (WHO/V&B/99.25)
PDF file (30kb approx.) – requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
Quality of the cold chain 1999: WHO-UNICEF policy statement on the use of vaccine vial monitors in immunization services (WHO/V&B/99.18)
From the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, January 2000: 'Which Pneumococcal Serogroups Cause the Most Invasive Disease: Implications for Conjugate Vaccine Formulation and Use'. A review by Hausdorff et al.
Part I. (2000: 30: pp 100-121)
Part II. (2000: 30: pp 122-140)
Global policy developments:
U.S. President Bill Clinton's Millennium Vaccine Initiative: Public Statement at the White House, 2 March, 2000
Health economics and cost-effectiveness analysis:
WHO Global Programme on Evidence for Health Policy
Discussion paper No. 4
Development of WHO Guidelines on Generalised Cost-effectiveness Analysis 1999
28-page discussion document PDF file (113kb approx.) – requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
Children's Health:
The Impact of Adult Deaths on Children's Health in Northwestern Tanzania.
World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 2266
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Accelerating R&D efforts
Priority technologies

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Dublin City Interfaith Forum
6 Symposium on role of religion in human well being
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DCIF Strategy 2018 – 2021
DCIF Vision
We envisage a society based on mutual respect, cooperation and understanding
driven by progressive pluralism and unity, diverse and vibrant, throughout Ireland and
Dublin City Interfaith Forum – A Necessary Journey
There is a dire universal need for genuine religious dialogue, mutual learning and understanding. In Ireland, not only is this need felt, but, because of the relative novelty of multi culturalism and the presence of multi–faiths there is a wonderfully fresh opportunity to address issues from the start and to craft an exemplary model for the rest of the world. There is a need to progressively reform traditional attitudes that habitually exclude non –Abrahamic faiths in national events. This model would address mutual issues across traditions and show the disillusioned sceptics that religions do indeed adhere to the same lofty human values that lead to the goal of freedom, variously termed salvation, perfection, kingdom of heaven, nirvana etc.
A world without gender
Sister Ilia Delio, Franciscan Sister who teaches at Villanova University, Washington DC examines how
neither the church nor the academy or social/political machines can form a new matrix of gender equality.
DCIF Newsletter – Autumn 2018
A round up of DCIF's events and activities since the previous newsletter!
Knowing Dublin – Know Your City Council
Knowing Dublin – a Guide to Dublin City Council and how it works, forms part of Dublin City Public Libraries programme of social inclusion, education and active citizenship. In this guide "citizenship" is understood as belonging to a community founded on equality, solidarity and freedom.
Interfaith Readings and Prayers for World Refugee Day 2017
Selected Interfaith readings and prayers highlighting the difficulties faced by people forced to leave their homes and homelands.
Please click on file side file to download.
Council of Europe's Toolkit for organising intercultural and interreligious activities
The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe has been working for over 20 years to promote a more inclusive and more resilient society.
The attacks committed in Europe in recent years have highlighted the issue of the increasing radicalisation of certain sections of the population, the spread of new forms of hate speech and the stigmatisation of some of our communities. As a response to these trends and to encourage towns and regions to be more active in this area, in 2015 the Congress adopted a Strategy to Combat Radicalisation at Grassroots Level and drew up guidelines for public action.
The purpose of the toolkit developed by the Congress is to inform local and regional authorities more effectively about these new issues.
The toolkit for organising intercultural and interreligious activities includes:
– Guidelines for local and regional authorities on preventing radicalisation and manifestations of hate at the grassroots level
– 12 principles for interfaith dialogue at local level
Interfaith Calendar 2017
A multifaith resource outlining different faith festivals and celebrations
Dates used are correct to the best of our knowledge. Some dates may vary regionally because they are determined by the lunar calendar. All Muslim festivals are subject to confirmation of sighting of the crescent moon.
Produced by Tower Hamlets Inter Faith Forum in partnership with Tower Hamlets Council for voluntary Service and Tower Hamlets Council.
Dublin City Interfaith Charter – December 2016
Launch of Dublin City Interfaith Charter
The Lord Mayor of Dublin Brendan Carr launched the newly adopted Charter of the Dublin City Interfaith Forum at a reception in the Mansion House, Dawson Street, at 11.30 a.m. on Tuesday 20th December, 2016.
The Charter has been agreed and signed by representatives of the Dublin City Interfaith Forum and deals with issues including religious freedom, inter–faith dialogue and the promotion of religious diversity in the city. Having committed to this Charter, the Forum propose to agree a schedule of projects and programmes in partnership with Dublin City Council to further its aims.
Speaking about the event the Lord Mayor said "It is my pleasure to welcome representatives from the various religious bodies involved through the Dublin City Interfaith Forum with the creation of this farseeing Charter. Dublin has always enjoyed a very open attitude to different communities and cultures and this charter further reaffirms our commitment to this at a time when intolerance would appear to be more widespread among different nations."
According to Mr. Michael O'Sullivan, Chair of the Interfaith Forum, "It is intended that the new Interfaith Charter will provide the platform for educating and encouraging people of different faiths to dialogue and act together in challenging all forms of injustice and discrimination. Echoing recent media comments from the Minister for Integration, David Stanton TD, Mr. O'Sullivan said that the Interfaith Forum is committed to work alongside other agencies to influence and support the integration process on many levels."
Archbishop of Dublin Most Rev Dr. Michael Jackson said, "The Lord Mayor's involvement in the Dublin City Interfaith Charter is a proactive contribution by The First Citizen to the life of the city and its communities in the areas of Faith and Culture. I commend it to everyone as a charter of respect and diversity."
Sheikh Hussein Halawa, Chair of the Irish Council of Imams said, "The most significant contribution we can make now is to help people to live confidently with religious diversity, and to dispel fear of differences, the fear of the 'other'. The Interfaith Charter will enable faith communities to develop better understanding, relationships of deeper respect and acceptance of each other as human beings."
Athens Declaration – September 2015
High level Christian and Muslim religious leaders from the Middle East met in Athens on 3 September 2015 and endorsed the "Athens Declaration: United Against Violence in the Name of Religion – Supporting the Citizenship Rights of Christians, Muslims and Other Religious and Ethnic Groups in the Middle East".
DCIF works with interested members of faith communities to deliver interfaith gatherings and activities in Dublin City.
Recognising the diverse nature of the backgrounds of the residents of Dublin, DCIF seeks to provide the space and opportunity for Faith Communities to build relationships with and between Dublin City communities, statutory and voluntary organisations and the residents of Dublin City.
Please do get in touch:
Interfaith Forum
c/o The Rotunda Foundation,
Rotunda Hospital, The Pillar Room,
Parnell Square, Dublin 1
+353 (01)567 7174


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Willie Mae Hardy (born 11 March 1908) is an American supercentenarian whose age is currently unvalidated by the Gerontology Research Group.
The daughter of a slave, Hardy was born in Junction City, Georgia, USA, on 11 March 1908. Growing up, she worked on a farm and in the cotton fields. She had to stop attending school in the 3rd grade to stay home and help her mother raise her younger siblings. In 1925, she gave birth to her only child, Cassie Neil.
Hardy moved to Atlanta, Georgia in 1939, where she met her husband, Frank Harvey. She joined Butler Street Baptist church in 1944, and has remained a member there ever since. Following the sudden death of her son-in-law to cancer in 1966, Hardy moved from downtown Atlanta to the suburbs of Decatur to help raise her seven grandchildren. She worked as a housekeeper for 60 years before retiring in the 1980s.
Hardy currently lives with her daughter Cassie in Decatur, Georgia, where she became a supercentenarian in March 2018.
She enjoys attending church, listening to gospel music, and watching TV. She has seven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 30 great-great-grandchildren, and four great-great-great-grandchildren.


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NWS: Tornado touched down in White County
NEW HAVEN, Ill. — Last week's predicted storms, for most of the Tri-State, came to not much more than heavy rain.
The National Weather Service, though, determined a tornado briefly touched down in White County, Illinois, after inspecting the damage.
On the evening of April 3 an EF-1 tornado touched down 5 miles northeast of New Haven, Illinois, and continued for 2.25 miles. The tornado was 225 yards wide and reached estimated winds of 110 mph.
Tornadoes are judged in strength on the Enhanced Fujita scale, with EF-0 being the weakest tornado and EF-5 being the strongest. An EF-1 tornado means winds were between 86 and 110 mph and is classified as "weak."
No injuries were reported, but some damage to farm equipment was reported. Three barns lost metal roofing, and dozens of trees were snapped or uprooted.
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Reblogged By Kitty Jones November 6th 2016
I've read the government's Work, health and disability green paper: improving lives and consultation from end to end. It took me a while, because I am ill and not always able to work consistently, reliably and safely. It's also a very long and waffling document. I am one of those people that the proposals outlined in this green paper is likely to affect. I read the document very carefully.
Here a few of my initial thoughts on what I read. It's organised as best I can manage, especially given the fact that despite being dismally unsurprised, I am scathing.
The context indicates the general intent
"The fact is that Ministers are looking for large savings at the expense of the poorest and most vulnerable. That was not made clear in the general election campaign; then, the Prime Minister said that disabled people would be protected." – Helen Goodman, MP for Bishop Auckland, Official Report, Commons, 2/3/16; cols. 1052-58.
I always flinch when the government claim they are going to "help" sick and disabled people into work. That usually signals further cuts to lifeline support and essential services are on the way, and that the social security system is going to be ground down a little further, to become the dust of history and a distant memory of a once civilised society.
If the government genuinely wanted to "help" sick and disabled people into work, I'm certain they would not have cut the Independent Living Fund, which has had a hugely negative impact on those trying their best to lead independent and dignified lives, and the Access To Work funding has been severely cut, this is also a fund that helps people and employers to cover the extra living costs arising due to disabilities that might present barriers to work.
The government also made the eligibility criteria for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – a non-means tested out-of- work and an in-work benefit – much more difficult to meet, in order to simply reduce successful claims and cut costs. This has also meant that thousands of people have lost their motability vehicles and support.
Earlier this year, it was estimated at least 14,000 disabled people have had their mobility vehicle confiscated after the changes to benefit assessment, which are carried out by private companies. Many more yet to be reassessed are also very likely to lose their specialised vehicles.
Under the PIP rules, thousands more people who rely on this support to keep their independence are set to lose their vehicles – specially adapted cars or powered wheelchairs. Many had been adapted to meet their owners' needs and many campaigners warn that it will lead to a devastating loss of independence for disabled people.
A total of 45% or 13,900 people, were deemed as not needing the higher rate of PIP, and therefore lost their vehicles after reassessment. And out of the 31,200 people who were once on the highest rate of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) who have been reassessed, just 55%, or 17,300 – have kept their car.
In 2012, Esther McVey, then the Minister for people with disabilities, as good as admitted there are targets to reduce or remove eligibility for the new disability benefit PIP, which was to replace DLA. How else could she know in advance of people's reassessment that "330,000 of claimants are expected to either lose their benefit altogether or see their payments reduced" as she had informed the House of Commons.
This was a clear indication that the new assessment framework was designed to cut support for disabled people. A recent review led the government to conclude that PIP doesn't currently fulfil the original policy intent, which was to cut costs and "target" the benefit to an ever-shrinking category of "those with the greatest need."
The Government was twice defeated in the Lords over their proposals to cut Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) for sick and disabled people in the work related activity group (WRAG) from £103 to £73. However the £30 a week cut is to go ahead after bitterly disappointed and angry peers were left powerless to continue to oppose the Commons, which has overturned both defeats. The government hammered through the cuts of £120 a month to the lifeline income of ill and disabled people by citing the "financial privilege" of the Commons, and after Priti Patel informing the Lords, with despotic relish, that they had "overstepped their mark" in opposing the cuts twice.
A coalition of 60 national disability charities condemned the government's cuts to benefits as a "step backwards" for sick and disabled people and their families. The Disability Benefits Consortium said that the cuts, which will see people lose up to £1,500 a year, will leave disabled people feeling betrayed by the government and will have a damaging effect on their health, finances and ability to find work.
Research by the Consortium suggests the low level of benefit is already failing to meet disabled people's needs. A survey of 500 people in the affected group found that 28 per cent of people had been unable to afford to eat while in receipt of the benefit. Around 38 per cent of respondents said they had been unable to heat their homes and 52 per cent struggled to stay healthy.
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Meet Micryletta aishani, the new frog from the northeast that plays hide-and-seek with monsoon
Vignesh Kamath
Bengaluru Jun 11, 2019, (Research Matters):
The monsoon is here; humming with the pouring rain are the croaks of frogs, for it is the season of love for most of them. But not for Micryletta aishani, the newest of the frogs discovered from the state of Assam. Unlike most frogs that breed during the monsoon, this elusive frog breeds before the onset of monsoon and then goes into hiding for the rest of the year.
The discovery is the result of six years of extensive fieldwork in the northeastern states of India by a team of researchers from the University of Delhi, Wildlife Institute of India, Indonesian Institute of Sciences and the University of Texas at Arlington, USA. They first found this frog in a highly disturbed secondary forest patch, very close to human settlements in the Cachar district of Assam, and later in the states of Tripura and Manipur.
"Our discovery shows that even fairly common frogs, usually found closer to human habitations, are still not documented properly. More extensive studies are required to scientifically identify and describe the northeastern frogs which are already facing extinction threats from various human activities", says Dr Abhijit Das, a researcher at the Wildlife Institute of India and the lead author of the study. The study was published in the journal PeerJ and was partly funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) and Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR).
Micryletta aishani is named after the Sanskrit word 'aishani', meaning northeast, referring to this part of India where the frog was discovered. The researchers suggest using 'Northeast Indian paddy frog' as its common name. The frog belongs to the genus Micryletta, or narrow-mouthed paddy frogs, which are primarily widely distributed in Southeast Asia.
The new frog is reddish-brown in colour and measures about 2.2-2.8 cm in length. It has prominent dark streaks and ash-grey mottling on its lateral sides. They are seasonal and are active only during early monsoon.
"From our experience in the northeast in the last six years, we were not able to find these frogs during the monsoon period", says Dr S.D. Biju from the University of Delhi, who is also an author of the study.
Not much is yet known about the behaviour or ecology of this frog, something that the researchers are finding out from the last three years. "Their breeding season lasts only for a short period, around the end of May, due to which we barely know anything about their behaviour. All we know is that they are early breeders, they come out for a short period of time and start calling, breed, and then vanish", explains Dr Biju. These frogs haven't been spotted during the other seasons.
The researchers compared the DNA samples of Micryletta aishani with all four known species of frogs from this genus found in Southeast and East Asia. They found that its physical features and DNA characteristics were different, resulting in the description of a new species. The DNA analyses also suggested that there could be more undescribed species of this genus in Southeast Asian countries like Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
"In the next couple of years, I'm sure that 4-5 more species in this genus can be described, mainly in the southeast Asian region", says Dr Biju with confidence, since he was also a part of the team which recently rediscovered Micryletta inornata, another species from the same genus, in the islands of Sumatra after 125 years.
With many new species of frogs being described from different parts of the country and beyond, we are starting to fill the missing pieces in the puzzle that answers bigger questions on the biogeography and evolution of these ancient animals.
This article has been run past the researchers, whose work is covered, to ensure accuracy.
A new species of Micryletta frog (Microhylidae) from Northeast India
Indonesian Institute of Sciences


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\section*{Abstract}
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Unconventional superconductivity is usually associated with symmetry breaking in the system. Here we consider a simple setup consisting of a solid state material with conduction electrons and an applied surface acoustic wave (SAW), that can break time and spatial translation symmetries. We study the symmetries of the possible SAW-induced order parameters, showing that even-frequency spin-triplet odd-parity order parameter can occur. We suggest different methods of how to engineer the symmetries of the order parameters using SAWs and the applications of such setups.
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\section{Introduction}
\label{sec:intro}
Unconventional superconductivity is a quickly-developing field, studying new and interesting features of superconducting materials and setups \cite{cao:nature18, scalapino:rmp12, ramires:prb19, kneidinger:pc15, mineev:ltp18, gu:ncom19}. These can be, for example, high-T$_c$ superconductors \cite{drozdov:nature19}, spin-triplet superconductors \cite{ran:science19}, nematic superconductors \cite{yonezawa:nphys17}. Due to the wide variety of unusual properties, there is no precise definition of an unconventional superconductor. However a conventional superconductor is usually defined as \cite{mackenzie:rmp03} the one with s-wave Cooper pairs formed due to phonon-mediated electron-electron attraction as described in BCS theory \cite{bardeen:pr57}. One of the known benefits of discovering new, unconventional, properties of the materials, that reveal themselves strongly in a superconducting state, is that they can provide information about their normal state \cite{mackenzie:rmp03}. For example, it is widely believed that high-T$_c$ superconductivity is due to antiferromagnetic spin-fluctuation electron-electron interaction \cite{scalapino:rmp12}. While it is a matter of the ongoing research, which is not in the scope of this paper, specifics of spin structure and electronic correlations in materials are definitely of high interest outside of the field of superconductivity.

To understand the underlying mechanisms of unconventional superconductivity better, to make their properties more controllable or even to engineer such superconductors, it can be useful to study the problem from the other side, i.e. try to reproduce their properties in some nanodevices. The well-known example of such approach, that has been followed by the number of theoretical and experimental works, see e.g. \cite{mourik:science12, das:natphys12, kjaergaard:prb12, braunecker:prl13}, is p-wave superconductivity in a nanowire-superconductor nanostructure \cite{lutchyn:prl10, oreg:prl10}. In this view, it would be interesting to consider simple devices, where certain symmetries are broken that induce unconventional superconducting pairings. Certainly, the pairing type that is most beneficial energetically will be dominating.

Modern experimental techniques allow for measuring non-equilibrium superconducting states, \cite{fausti:science11, mitrano:nature16} and the effects of nanostrain and SAWs on the existing superconductivity \cite{seo:am20, yokoi:sciadv20}. We propose to induce non-equilibrium unconventional superconducting pairing via externally applied SAW and investigate how the time and spatial shape of the SAW affects the type of induced superconducting pairing.

In this work, we consider a device, consisting of a solid state material and an induced surface acoustic wave \cite{delsing:jpd19} on it. SAW induces electron-electron interaction in analogy to phonon-mediated electron-electron interaction in conventional superconductors. However the mechanism is different. SAW is not a heat bath, it is produced by an external source, so it can be understood as forcing electrons to interact. Consequently, the SAW-induced interaction has distinct features coming from the shape of the SAW, different frequency and momentum dependence, and thus different types of Cooper pairs can be induced. Most importantly, due to time and spatial translation symmetries breaking SAW-induced order parameters can have various symmetries, e.g. even-frequency spin-triplet odd-parity type, to which we refer as unconventional superconducting pairing. The conditions for the actual superconducting phase transition require detailed and complex analysis taking into account many parameters, e.g. electron density of states, other sources of electron-electron interactions, such as Coulomb interaction. We discuss some of these points in the end of our paper, however this is beyond the scope of this paper as our aim is to show that SAW-induced superconducting electron pairing can have various symmetries, but not to study a superconducting state of matter or the conditions for the superconducting transition. We plan to perform these studies in our future work.

\section{Electron Dynamics}
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\begin{figure}[tb]
	\begin{center}
		\includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{wave_setup_new.pdf}
		\caption{Rayleigh surface acoustic wave propagating with the wave vector ${\bf Q}$ parallel to the axis $x$. The axis $z$ is the coordinate of the depth of the material. Atoms on the surface have elliptical trajectories, which is a combination of longitudinal and transverse modes \cite{benedek:book18}. }
		\label{fig:setup}
	\end{center}
\end{figure}

In this section, we consider electrons and their dynamics with a time-dependent electron-electron interaction, without specifying its origin. The action of electrons is
$S_e=S_0+S_{\rm e-e}$, where $S_0$ includes their kinetic energy and $S_{\rm e-e}$ describes electron-electron interaction:
\begin{eqnarray}
S_0&=&\int dt d{\bf r}\bar{\psi}_{t,{\bf r}}\left(i\partial_t+\frac{\nabla^2}{2m}+\mu\right)\psi_{t,{\bf r}},\\
S_{\rm e-e}&=&\int \prod _{i=1}^2dt_id{\bf r}_i \bar{\psi}_{t_1,{\bf r}_1}\bar{\psi}_{t_2,{\bf r}_2}W_{{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2,t_1,t_2}\psi_{t_2,{\bf r}_2}\psi_{t_1,{\bf r}_1},\ \ \ \
\end{eqnarray}
where $t$ is time, ${\bf r}$ is the coordinate in 3D space, $m$ is the electron mass, $\psi$ and $\bar{\psi}$ are electron Grassmann fields, and $W$ is their interaction potential.
The electron-electron interaction contains four electron Grassmann fields \cite{altland:book10}, which can be decoupled via Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation in a Cooper channel with a bosonic field $\phi$. In short, Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation is a multiplication of a partition function $\mathcal{Z}_e=\mathcal{Z}^e_0\int \mathcal{D}(\psi,\bar{\psi})\exp[iS_e]$ with an extended unity, which allows to cancel the term with four fields, in this case $\psi$ and $\bar{\psi}$, and instead obtain the terms of the type $\bar{\phi}W^{-1}\phi$ and $\bar{\psi}\bar{\psi}\phi$, $\bar{\phi}\psi\psi$.
However this also adds a separate action for the introduced bosonic field. Thus we obtain
\begin{eqnarray}
&&\tilde{S}_{\rm e-e}+S_{\phi}=\int  \prod _{i=1}^2dt_id{\bf r}_i\sum_{\sigma,\sigma'}[\bar{\psi}^{\sigma}_{t_1,{\bf r}_1}\bar{\psi}^{\sigma'}_{t_2,{\bf r}_2}\phi^{\sigma'\sigma}_{{\bf r}_2,{\bf r}_1,t_2,t_1}+\\ \nonumber&&+\bar{\phi}^{\sigma\sigma'}_{{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2,t_1,t_2}\psi^{\sigma'}_{t_2,{\bf r}_2}\psi^{\sigma}_{t_1,{\bf r}_1}-\bar{\phi}^{\sigma\sigma'}_{{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2,t_1,t_2}\left(W^{-1}\right)^{\sigma\sigma'}_{{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2,t_1,t_2}\phi^{\sigma'\sigma}_{{\bf r}_2,{\bf r}_1,t_2,t_1}].
\end{eqnarray}
Here the last term in the square brackets belongs to $S_{\phi}$, and $W^{-1}$ is the inverse of the electron-electron interaction potential. We have added spin indices $\sigma$ and $\sigma'$, because fermions obey Pauli principle and thus the spin part of the superconducting pairing is important \cite{mackenzie:rmp03}.

In order to characterize electrons in a dynamic, time-dependent system, we need to use non-equilibrium Keldysh formalism. After we transfer to the Keldysh contour time representation, i.e. introduce indices for its upper and lower branches, 1 and 2, respectively, we perform integration over $\psi$ and $\bar{\psi}$ in $\mathcal{Z}_e$, thus keeping only $\phi$ and $\bar{\phi}$ degrees of freedom. Then we apply Keldysh rotation with the transformation matrix $U_f=\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}\begin{pmatrix}1 & -1\\ 1 & 1\end{pmatrix}$ and obtain the effective action for bosonic fields:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:Seff}
S_{\rm eff}&=&S_\phi^K-i{\rm Tr}\ln{\left[(i\partial_t+\left[\frac{\nabla^2}{2m}+\mu\right]\tau_z+\phi_c)\gamma_0+\phi_q\gamma_x\right]}, \ \ \ \ \\
\label{eq:SKphi}
S_\phi^K&=&-2\int  \prod _{i=1}^2dt_id{\bf r}_i\begin{pmatrix}\bar{\phi}_c & \bar{\phi}_q\end{pmatrix}(W^{K})^{-1}\begin{pmatrix}\phi_c \\ \phi_q\end{pmatrix}.
\end{eqnarray}
Here $\tau_z$ is a Pauli matrix in a particle-hole space, and $\gamma_{0,x}$ are Pauli matrices in Keldysh space. The bosonic fields $\phi_c$ and $\phi_q$ are classical and quantum components of $\phi$, i.e. $\phi_c=(\phi_1+\phi_2)/2$ and $\phi_q=(\phi_1-\phi_2)/2$, where indices 1 and 2 denote branches of the Keldysh contour. Analogously, we define $(W^K)^{-1}=W_q^{-1}\gamma_0+W_c^{-1}\gamma_x$. At this point, we would like to remind that $\phi_c$ and $\phi_q$ are 4x4 matrices in spin and particle-hole spaces. We have also omitted time and coordinate indices for brevity of notation in Eq.~(\ref{eq:Seff}). To obtain Eq. (\ref{eq:SKphi}), we used bosonic transformation for Keldysh rotation, $U_b=\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}\begin{pmatrix}1 & 1\\ 1 & -1\end{pmatrix}$.

The argument of the logarithm in Eq. (\ref{eq:Seff}) can be denoted as an inverse electron Green's function, $G^{-1}=G_0^{-1}+\phi_c\gamma_0+\phi_q\gamma_x$. Thus Gor'kov equation has the form $G^{-1}G(t_1,t_2,{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2)=$ $=\delta(t_1-t_2)\delta({\bf r}_1-{\bf r}_2)$. If we assume that $G$ and $\phi_c$ depend only on the differences of times and coordinates and consider mean-field approximation, i.e. $\phi_q=0$, the solution for the retarded and advanced Green's functions is
\begin{eqnarray}
G^{R(A)}=[\omega-\xi_k\tau_z+\phi_c\pm i0]^{-1},
\end{eqnarray}
where, $\xi_k=k^2/(2m)-\mu$. These Green's functions have a structure $G=\begin{pmatrix}\mathcal{G} & F\\ \bar{F} & \bar{\mathcal{G}}\end{pmatrix}$, where $\mathcal{G}$ and $\bar{\mathcal{G}}$ are particle and hole Green's functions, and $F$ and $\bar{F}$ are anomalous Green's functions. Anomalous Green's functions characterize the type of the superconductivity, e.g. odd- or even-frequency, spin-singlet or spin-triplet, parity. In our case the expressions for the anomalous Green's functions are rather bulky, therefore we do not present them here, however if we neglect all higher order terms of $\phi_c$ except for the linear ones, we obtain a simple relation between anomalous Green's functions and bosonic fields $\phi_c$, namely $F\propto \phi_c$. We note that we took this limit at the moment only for the purposes of demonstration of the dependence between $F$ and $\phi_c$ as the relation between $\xi_k$, $\omega$, and $\phi_c$ can be different. However it is clear that in order to find the symmetries of $F$, we need to find the symmetries of $\phi_c$. In principle, finding characteristics of $\phi_c$ can be sufficient in order to define certain types of superconductivity, e.g. even-frequency, spin-triplet, p-wave superconductor.

To find the symmetry of bosonic fields, $\phi_c$, we derive the system of equations for the stationary phase solutions \cite{altland:book10}. Each of them is a variation of the action with respect to the desired bosonic field, e.g. $\delta S_{\rm eff}/\delta\phi_c^{\uparrow\uparrow}=0$. These equations are rather bulky in our model, therefore we simplify the equation assuming $\phi_c\ll \xi_k,\omega$.  Thus we obtain

	\begin{eqnarray}
	\label{eq:SaddlePoint}
	\bar{\phi}^{\uparrow\uparrow}_{c,\omega',{\bf k'}}=\int d\omega d{\bf k}\frac{W^{\uparrow\uparrow,K}_{q,\omega,\omega',{\bf k},{\bf k'}}\bar{\phi}_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\uparrow\uparrow}}{2i(\xi^2_k-\omega^2+|\phi_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\downarrow\downarrow}|^2+|\phi_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\uparrow\uparrow}|^2+\bar{\phi}_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\uparrow\downarrow}\phi_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\downarrow\uparrow}+\bar{\phi}_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\downarrow\uparrow}\phi_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}^{\uparrow\downarrow})}.
	\end{eqnarray}

This equation is similar to the well-known equation for the order parameter in BCS formalism \cite{bardeen:pr57}. The difference is the presence of different types of mean fields in the denominator. If we neglect all $\phi_c$ terms in the denominator, we will obtain a rather simple equation, which can already give us a symmetry of $\phi_c^{\uparrow\uparrow}$. If $W^{\uparrow\uparrow,K}_{q,\omega,\omega',-{\bf k},{\bf k'}}=-W^{\uparrow\uparrow,K}_{q,\omega,\omega',{\bf k},{\bf k'}}$, then in order for Eq. (\ref{eq:SaddlePoint}) to hold, $\phi^{\uparrow\uparrow}_{c,\omega,-{\bf k}}=-\phi^{\uparrow\uparrow}_{c,\omega,{\bf k}}$, i.e. the mean field is odd in momentum and thus can be a p-wave superconducting pairing. Analogously, there can be other symmetries, depending on electron-electron interaction form. At this point we finish consideration of the electron dynamics, as we showed how the superconducting pairing depends on the time-dependent electron-electron interaction and how anomalous Green's function can be obtained.

\section{SAW-Induced Electron-electron Interaction}
\label{sec:another}
\subsection{Mechanism and General Description}
In this section, we consider the mechanism for the electron-electron interaction in detail. The SAW is induced externally and has certain energy, which can be described as a sum of energies of oscillating quanta, analogous to thermal phonons, $E_{\rm w}=\sum_{k}E^{\rm ph}_{k}$. Once an electron passes through the SAW, it disturbs its charge distribution. Then the other electron will pass through this SAW with a modified charge distribution. Thus the SAW transmits information from one electron to the other, and in such a way induces their interaction. If the electrons pass through the SAW quicker than the electron-phonon scattering time, $\tau_{\rm el-ph}$, there can be a virtual process, when the first electron absorbs a phonon, and the second one emits the same phonon. Consequently, energy is conserved, $E({\bf p_1})+E({\bf p_2})+E_{\rm w}=E({\bf p_1'})+E({\bf p_2'})+E_{\rm w}$, where $E$ is energy of an electron and ${\bf p_1}+{\bf k}={\bf p_1'}$ and ${\bf p_2}-{\bf k}={\bf p_2'}$. If ${\bf p_1}=-{\bf p_2}$ then ${\bf p_1'}=-{\bf p_2'}$ and we obtain superconducting pairing with opposite momenta, see Fig. \ref{fig:mechanism}. The difference to the conventional superconducting pairing is that there $E_{\rm w}=0$, and the first electron emits a phonon which is absorbed by the second one.

At longer times there will be various processes of emission and absorption of phonons by electrons. This might lead to non-equilibrium quasiparticle distribution function and processes enhancing superconductivity or reducing it (see e.g. Ref. \cite{demsar:jltp20}). In this work, we focus on electron pairing symmetry and not on conditions for superconducting phase transition, therefore we do not discuss these effects further here.

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\begin{figure}[tb]
	\begin{center}
		\includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{scheme_phonon_mediated_e_e.pdf}
		\caption{The pairing mechanism under consideration: the first electron absorbs a phonon from the wave, thus the second electron interacts with a modified wave and emits the same phonon. This virtual energy-conserving process can occur at times $\ll \tau_{\rm el-ph}$.}
		\label{fig:mechanism}
	\end{center}
\end{figure}

The derivation of the electron-electron interaction mediated by an externally-induced acoustic wave is also described in terms of Keldysh Green's functions. In general form, the action for electron-wave interaction is
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:SElWave}
S_{\rm e-w}=\int V_{\bf k}[a_{t,{\bf k}}-\bar{a}_{t,-{\bf k}}]\bar{\psi}_{t,{\bf k}+{\bf K}}\psi_{t,{\bf K}}dt d{\bf k} d{\bf K},
\end{eqnarray}
where bosonic fields $a$ describe quanta of the oscillations of the wave, analogously to phonons, but here they have externally defined directions and magnitudes of ${\bf k}$. The interaction potential $V({\bf k})$ describes the electron-wave interaction and characterizes the shape of the wave. For example, in case of a single plane wave with momentum ${\bf Q}$, $V({\bf k})=V_0({\bf k})\delta({\bf k}-{\bf Q})$, where $V_0({\bf k})$ depends on the symmetries of the crystal, intensity of the wave, and physical process corresponding to electron-wave interaction, e.g. piezoelectric effect or deformation of the band structure. If it is a standing wave, then $V({\bf k})=V_0({\bf k})(\delta({\bf k}-{\bf Q})+\delta({\bf k}+{\bf Q}))$. If the wave has some more complex structure, that is many harmonics, then $V({\bf k})=\sum_{\bf Q}V_{\rm cs}({\bf k})\delta({\bf Q}-{\bf k})$ with Fourier coefficients $V_{\rm cs}({\bf k})$ depending on both the wave shape and the crystal characteristics. Here, the difference to the thermal phonons becomes obvious: the contributions to $V({\bf k})$ come only with particular wave vectors ${\bf Q}$, that is break spatial translation symmetry of the crystal.

In order to obtain $W^K$ and correctly take into account non-equilibrium dynamics of $a$, we transfer to Keldysh space and perform Keldysh rotation as $\Psi_{t,{\bf K}}=U_f\gamma_z\begin{pmatrix}\psi_{1,t,{\bf K}} & \psi_{2,t,{\bf K}}\end{pmatrix}^T$ and $\bar{\Psi}_{t,{\bf k}+{\bf K}}=\begin{pmatrix}\bar{\psi}_{1,t,{\bf k}+{\bf K}} & \bar{\psi}_{2,t,{\bf k}+{\bf K}}\end{pmatrix}U_f^{-1}$. The additional index 1 or 2 for $\psi$ and $\bar{\psi}$ denotes branches of the Keldysh contour: 1 is for the upper branch of the Keldysh contour and 2 is for the lower one.

Then we derive effective electron-electron interaction mediated by the wave in a following way. The partition function of the system is by definition $\mathcal{Z}=\mathcal{Z}_0\int \mathcal{D}(\bar{\psi}, \psi,\bar{a}, a)\exp{\left[iS \right]}$, where $S=S_0+S_{\rm e-w}+S_{\rm w}$ is the full action of the system with $S_{\rm w}$ describing the applied wave. We expand exponent in $S_{\rm e-w}$, perform field integration over $\bar{a}$ and $a$, and assume that all odd terms of expansion turn to zero analogously to conventional phonon case \cite{altland:book10}. After collecting all non-zero terms of the expansion, we obtain $\mathcal{Z}=\int \mathcal{D}(\bar{\psi}, \psi)\exp{\left[iS_0-\langle S_{\rm e-w}S_{\rm e-w}\rangle/2\right]}$. The last term in the exponent gives effective interaction of electrons mediated by the external wave, which can be expressed as
\begin{eqnarray}
&&S_{\rm e-e}=\frac{i}{2}\langle S_{\rm int}S_{\rm int}\rangle=\int  \prod _{i=1}^2dt_id{\bf r}_iW^K_{t_1,t_2,{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2}\bar{\Psi}_{t_1,{\bf r}_1}\Psi_{t_1,{\bf r}_1}\bar{\Psi}_{t_2,{\bf r}_2}\Psi_{t_2,{\bf r}_2},
\end{eqnarray}
where electron-electron interaction potential in Fourier representation is
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:WK}
W^K_{\omega_1,\omega_2,{\bf k}_1,{\bf k}_2}=\frac{i}{2}V_{{\bf k}_1}V_{{\bf k}_2}[D_{\omega_1,\omega_2,{\bf k}_1,-{\bf k}_2}-D_{\omega_2,\omega_1,{\bf k}_2,-{\bf k}_1}].\ \ \ \ \ \ \
\end{eqnarray}
Here matrices $D=\begin{pmatrix}D_K & D_A+ D_R\\ D_A+D_R & D_K\end{pmatrix}$ include Keldysh, advanced, and retarded Green's functions for the wave bosonic operators $a$: $D_K$, $D_A$, and $D_R$, respectively.

In many cases, $D_A$, $D_R$, and $D_K$ do not depend on the directions of ${\bf k_1}$ or ${\bf k_2}$. Therefore the change of sign of $W^K_{\omega_1,\omega_2,{\bf k}_1,{\bf k}_2}$ due to the change of sign of the momentum can come from $V_{\bf k_1}$ or $V_{\bf k_2}$. Namely, if the electron-wave interaction is different in different directions. This is possible in crystals without inversion symmetry, e.g. in piezoelectric materials.

\subsection{Rayleigh Surface Acoustic Wave}
For demonstration of the principle discussed in general above, let's consider a particular example of a surface acoustic wave, the Rayleigh SAW. Let's assume, it is propagating in a slab of a solid state material in the $x$ direction, the direction perpendicular to the surface of the slab is $z$, see Fig.~\ref{fig:setup}. For this type of SAW, the atoms on the surface perform elliptic motion, thus this type of wave contains both longitudinal and transverse components and the displacement operator is
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:SAW1}
&&{\bf u}=\sqrt{\frac{\hbar}{2M\Omega}}{\bf e}({\bf Q})e^{-Q z}e^{i{\bf Q}\cdot{\bf x}}(a_Qe^{-i\Omega t}-a^\dagger_{-Q}e^{i\Omega t}),\\
\label{eq:SAW2}
&&\mp e_x(\pm Q)=ie_z(Q)=(A\Omega)^{1/2},
\end{eqnarray}
where ${\bf Q}$ is the wave vector parallel to the axis $x$, $\Omega$ is the frequency of the wave, $M$ is the mass of an atom of the lattice, and ${\bf e}$ is the polarization vector, which in this case, has two components, $e_x$ and $e_z$. $A$ is a normalization constant that does not depend on $Q$ or $\Omega$ for the linear spectrum. In principle, as the sound velocities are usually different for longitudinal and transverse modes, $e_x$ and $e_z$ usually have two terms with the exponential decay proportional not only to $Q$, but also to the prefactors $\leq 1$ depending on the ratio between the given mode velocity and the Rayleigh wave velocity \cite{benedek:book18}. Here we neglect these details for the shortness of notation

We note that the applied SAW breaks spatial translation symmetry in the system as follows from Eqs. (\ref{eq:SAW1}) and (\ref{eq:SAW2}). Symmetry breaking in the system can induce different types of pairing and their co-existence \cite{anderson:prl73, berezinskii:zetf74, eschrig:jltp07, black:prb12}, e.g. odd-frequency spin-singlet odd-parity pairing \cite{tanaka:prl07, tanaka:prb07}.
\subsection{Rayleigh SAW-induced Electron-electron Interaction in Piezoelectric Material}
Let's assume, the standing Rayleigh SAW is induced in a thin piezoelectric slab, so that we can neglect the decay of the wave in depth of the material, i.e. the term $e^{-Qz}$ in Eq. (\ref{eq:SAW1}). The material polarizes and produces electric field that interacts with electrons. Such electric field in the bulk of a piezoelectric material is usually described as $E_i=-h_{ikj}\varepsilon_{kj}/\epsilon_r$, where $\epsilon_r$ is a dielectric constant, $h_{ikj}$ is a piezoelectric tensor, and $\varepsilon_{kj}$ is a strain tensor, $\varepsilon_{kj}=\frac{1}{2}\left(\frac{\partial u_k}{\partial x_j}+\frac{\partial u_j}{\partial x_k}\right)$. Then the electron-wave interaction is the interaction of the induced electric potential $\Phi({\bf r})$ and the electron density $\rho({\bf r})=\psi^\dagger({\bf r})\psi({\bf r})$, namely $H_{\rm e-w}=-e\int\rho({\bf r})\Phi({\bf r})d{\bf r}$. This brings us to the action describing electron-wave interaction, Eq. (\ref{eq:SElWave}).

Now let's assume some particular material and check, whether our model gives an interesting result there. The widely-used material with piezoelectric properties is GaAs. Its piezoelectric tensor is $h_{ikj}=h_{14}|\epsilon_{ikj}|$, where $\epsilon_{ikj}$ is a Levi-Civita symbol with indices corresponding to the main crystallographic axes. This gives $\Phi_{\rm GaAs}=-2h_{14}\varepsilon_{xz}L_y/\epsilon_r$, where $L_y$ is the length of the sample in the $y$ direction.

Let's consider $\Phi_{\rm GaAs}$ in more detail. The term $\partial u_z/\partial x$ of the strain tensor component $\varepsilon_{xz}$ changes sign with ${\bf Q}$, because the differentiation over $x$ gives a prefactor $\pm Q$ and $e_z$ does not depend on the sign of ${\bf Q}$, see Eqs. (\ref{eq:SAW1}) and (\ref{eq:SAW2}). In such a way, $\Phi_{\rm GaAs}(-{\bf Q})=-\Phi_{\rm GaAs}({\bf Q})$ and consequently $V_{-\bf Q}=-V_{\bf Q}$. This means that $W^K_{\omega_1,\omega_2,-{\bf k}_1,{\bf k}_2}=-W^K_{\omega_1,\omega_2,{\bf k}_1,{\bf k}_2}$, and the bosonic field $\phi_c^{\uparrow\uparrow}$ has a node and is odd in momentum, consequently this system satisfies the necessary condition for the spin-triplet, p-wave superconducting electron pairing. We note, that the ideal propagating wave would not lead to such effect, as we obtain $W^K_{\omega_1,\omega_2,{\bf Q}, {\bf Q}}$ in that case. However, in real experiment the induced wave will be most likely of a complex shape and thus will not induce such electron-electron interaction even in a propagating case.

\section{Discussion and Conclusions}
We would like to point out that there are other mean fields in our model, e.g. $\phi_c^{\uparrow\downarrow}$ that can lead to spin-singlet superconducting pairing. Also, if the crystal does not have inversion symmetry, there can be spin orbit coupling, and this can lead to a state with mixed parity. We do not include such effects in this paper for shortness of notation. However, depending on the relevance of them, this can be necessary in order to study the actual induction of superconductivity. The stationary phase equations, as Eq. (\ref{eq:SaddlePoint}), can have multiple solutions including zero solution  \cite{altland:book10}. In case of Eq. (\ref{eq:SaddlePoint}), it can potentially be, for example, $f$-wave instead of $p$-wave parity. The co-existence of different phases and order parameters must be considered, if the superconducting state is investigated.

The Rayleigh SAW can be induced on a piezoelectric substrate via an interdigital transducer \cite{datta:book86, morgan:book07}. SAWs can also be induced via laser pulses \cite{schneider:book18}, thus allowing for non-piezoelectric materials in our setup. Electrons in an appropriate material must be strongly susceptible to the applied acoustic wave. One possible type of such materials is flat-band systems \cite{khodel:jetp90, volovik:jetp91}. Due to the infinite electron density of states they can support surface superconductivity with critical temperatures much higher than in the bulk \cite{kopnin:prb11}. There are also metamaterials with various acoustic properties \cite{pennec:ssr10, deymier:book13, laude:book15, khelif:book16}, and depending on the other parameters needed to induce superconductivity, e.g. temperature and electron density of states, they might also appear to be applicable to our scheme.

In order to obtain superconducting state, the wave-induced electron-electron interaction must be correctly balanced with the Coulomb interaction. In case of conventional superconductivity, the derivation of phonon-mediated electron-electron coupling constant and Coulomb pseudopotential were derived in Ref. \cite{mcmillan:pr67}. These quantities can be compared and give information about relative strengths of these two types of electron-electron interaction. Coulomb interaction is not necessarily destructive for superconducting phase. For example, it was shown theoretically that short-range Coulomb interaction can make odd-parity order of superconductivity dominant over s-wave order \cite{brydon:prb14, kozii:prl15, wang:prb16}, because electrons in spin-triplet odd-parity pairing are more spatially separated than in case of spin-singlet s-wave pairing. The strength of Coulomb interaction can be varied e.g. by the applied metallic gates, and thus can even serve as a means to control and regulate the type of superconductivity. More detailed study of material properties of certain oxide heterostructures showed that the odd-parity superconducting order can be stabilized by the orbital effects of the material \cite{lee:prmaterials20}. The stabilization of superconductivity in a real material is a complex task, see e.g. Refs. \cite{gastiasoro:prb20, gastiasoro:arxiv21, yu:arxiv21} on theoretical studies of effects in SrTiO$_3$ due to softening of transversal phonon mode near the quantum critical point.

In this work, we showed that the shape of the applied SAW can change the symmetry of the order parameters, because it determines how momentum ${\bf Q}$ enters the electron-electron interaction, and most importantly, how it breaks spatial symmetry of the crystal. This shows a possible way to externally define the symmetry of an induced superconducting pairing. In this system, for example, we can obtain $p$-wave pairing of Cooper pairs. The $p$-wave superconductors are very often associated with Majorana bound states \cite{kitaev:upn01}. If it becomes possible to obtain $p$-wave superconductor in any direction, that is in the direction of the applied SAW, it could assist efforts to perform braiding of Majoranas. Even more generally, defined superconducting paths with defined symmetries can be a low-decoherence way to induce interactions between qubits. Such paths do not have to be straight, but their shape must be taken into account as it breaks spatial translation symmetry. Apart from that the co-existence of several types of order parameters must be taken into account.

Applied SAW can also break time-related symmetries. In our example for Rayleigh SAW we focused on the spatial translation symmetry breaking and did not discuss the possible induced frequency dependencies. One reason for this is that in order to define frequency dependence of the superconducting state, the anomalous Green's function $F$ must be studied, while this work is an introduction into the possibly interesting field of engineering of unconventional superconductivity, and discusses only one example. We believe that if the SAW has certain non-symmetric shape in time, it might give unconventional frequency dependence of the Green's functions $D$ (see Eq. (\ref{eq:WK})). Time-shaping of SAW is even simpler than in space, because the voltage applied to the interdigital transducer can have various pulse shapes, and the laser pulses can also be modified.

\section*{Acknowledgements}
I would like to acknowledge useful discussions with Bj\"orn Trauzettel, Tero Heikkil\"a, Manfred Sigrist, and Andrea Cavalleri. Importantly, I would like to express my deep gratitude to all the people who have been working hard to overcome the health crisis in 2020 and 2021.

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Moby – Wait For Me
June 28, 2009 | by : Editor
A decade after the chronically over-rated, but actually quite good 'Play', Moby, who has been commercially treading water for no small time, furthered by the niche, one-dimensional, and somewhat boring 'Last Night' last year, branches out with his first album on his own label, the unanticipated 'Wait For Me.'
And it is, amongst all other things, a massive evolutionary leap away from the tedious 'Last Night'. Yes, it has many of the trademarks of previous Moby albums, the specific (and probably copyrighted) soft-violin-synth preset he's made his default sound for the past decade and a half. It has the same, almost predictable sad minor chords and gentle leads, the understated, minimal vocals. But also, it is most definitely a Moby album in the classic vein of his previous '18' and 'Play'. Lyrics are spartan, the melodies evoke one very particular emotion: a regretful optimism. 'Pale Horses', lead single, is a low-key, low-tempo semi-hymn. It builds on an uncomplicated set of notes and lyrics that, through repetition, explore the notions and idea within the few words – 'put me on the train, send me back' through all the possible interpretations that those words could offer. There is a depth and complexity in the simple. 'Study War' offers a similar texture; a plea to the achievement of a state where war is a matter of historic importance only. 'The Battle will be over', is repeated, in Warhol-esque states, extending from a single-minded peace-hymn to an aspiration to some kind of spiritual harmony universe wide. All the colours of the Campbell Soup Can of sound in these rhythms.
Elsewhere, Moby creates almost – but not quite – identikit sonic palettes – aided and abetted by a small team of guest vocalists. I've always found his choice of vocalists, who have small and unextravagant ranges, who operate in a way that always serves the song and not the ego, taken from the corner, his social circle, or old vinyl records, to be both complementary and confusing. Each instrumental track is clearly the work of Moby, following his unique palette and style (even when they don't, in the case of the brilliant 'Animal Rights'), and yet, having the guest vocalists jars the listener out of the spell the music creates. There is no fluid individual identity or stamp on some of this record, just a selection of ever changing faces. It's only by the seventh song – 'Mistake' – that Moby himself appears, with his broken, fragile vocal that to me, is far more interesting and has more strength than any anonymous warbling back up female: the ragged sound of the song – a man alone in his bedroom working out whatever demons he has – is far more interesting and intriguing than the anonymous electro gospel he sometimes produces. It's the only time you hear Moby's voice on the whole record, which quickly squashes to something a lot better than 'Last Night' but nowhere near as good as 'Animal Rights'. Other highpoints include 'JTLF' (which echoes the under-rated 'Hotel') and 'A Seated Night': and with these, the record shimmers out into the distance, over the aural point of no return, mining a minor vein of general numbness and withdrawn exhaustion. 'Withdrawal in disgust is not the same as apathy'.
Overall, 'Wait For Me' sees Moby back to form – like it or not, that's up to you – and again following his muse to pastures new and old. Music heals, music helps, and the spiritual fuel great music gives is worth more than any finance can provide.
For more from Mark please visit The Mark Reed website


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Турје може бити:

 Турје (Жилина), насељено мјесто у округу Жилина, Жилински крај, Словачка Република
 Турје (Дебарца), насељено мјесто у општини Дебарца, Северна Македонија
 Турје (Лерин), насељено мјесто у општини Лерин, округ Лерин, Периферија Западна Македонија, Грчка
 Турје (Храстник), насељено мјесто у општини Храстник, Засавскa регијa, Словенијa.

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[Go to step 6](https://github.com/pip-webui/pip-webui-tutorial/blob/master/step6/) if you haven't already, to add the tile view to the Nodes page.

### Create the events table view

Replace the content of the **events.html** page with this HTML snippet below.
The page will display events generated by the IoT nodes as a table on large screens, such as monitors and tablets, and as a list on small screens, such as phones.

```html
<md-toolbar class="pip-appbar-ext">
</md-toolbar>

<pip-document class="app-events">
    <div ng-show="vm.pipMedia('gt-sm')" class="scrolled-container">
        <table class="w-stretch">
            <thead class="color-secondary-text">
                <tr class="h48 text-left">
                    <th class="divider-bottom"><!--For icons--></th>
                    <th class="divider-bottom">Time</th>
                    <th class="divider-bottom">Node ID</th>
                    <th class="divider-bottom">Node Name</th>
                    <th class="divider-bottom">Description</th>
                    <th class="text-right divider-bottom">Temperature</th>
                    <th class="text-right rp16 divider-bottom">Radiation level</th>
                </tr>
            </thead>
            <tbody>
                <tr class="h48 text-subhead2 divider-bottom" ng-repeat="event in vm.events">
                    <td class="lp16 divider-bottom">
                        <md-icon ng-style="{color: iconColors[event.icon]}"
                                 md-svg-icon="icons:{{ event.icon }}">
                        </md-icon>
                    </td>
                    <td class="divider-bottom">00:00</td>
                    <td class="divider-bottom">{{ event.node_id }}</td>
                    <td class="divider-bottom">{{ event.node_name }}</td>
                    <td class="divider-bottom">{{ event.description }}</td>
                    <td class="text-right divider-bottom">{{ event.temperature }}</td>
                    <td class="text-right rp16 divider-bottom">{{ event.rad_level }}</td>
                </tr>
            </tbody>
        </table>
    </div>
    <div ng-show="!vm.pipMedia('gt-sm')" class="scrolled-container">
        <div ng-repeat="event in vm.events" class="layout-row layout-align-start-center">
            <div class="flex-fixed lp16 rp16">
                <md-icon ng-style="{color: iconColors[event.icon]}"
                         md-svg-icon="icons:{{ event.icon }}">
                </md-icon>
            </div>
            <div class="flex layout-column layout-align-start-start divider-bottom color-secondary-text tp16 bp16">
                <div class="flex text-subhead2 w-stretch">
                    <span >Node {{ event.node_name }}</span> ⦁
                    <span >{{ event.description }}</span>
                </div>
                <div class="flex w-stretch">
                    <span >00:00</span> ⦁
                    <span >{{ event.temperature }}</span> ⦁
                    <span >{{ event.rad_level }}</span>
                </div>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
    <md-button class="md-fab md-accent md-fab-bottom-right" aria-label="refresh">
        <md-tooltip md-direction="left">Refresh</md-tooltip>
        <md-icon md-svg-icon="icons:reload"></md-icon>
    </md-button>
</pip-document>
```

### Update the events controller

Replace the content of the **events.ts** file with the following code:

```javascript
'use strict';

function configureEventRoutes(
    $stateProvider: ng.ui.IStateProvider
) {
    "ngInject";

    // Configure module routes
    $stateProvider.state('events', {
        url: '/events',
        controller: EventsController,
        controllerAs: 'vm',
        templateUrl: 'events/events.html'
    });
}

export class IoTEvent {
    public icon: string;
    public node_id: string;
    public node_name: string;
    public description: string;
    public temperature: number;
    public rad_level: number;
}

export class EventsController {
    private _descriptions: string[] = ['Raised temperature', 'Lowered temperature', 'Change location'];
    private _icons: string[] = ['tr-errors', 'info-circle', 'location']

    public constructor(
        pipNavService: pip.nav.INavService,
        pipMedia: pip.layouts.IMediaService
    ) {
        pipNavService.appbar.show();
        pipNavService.sidenav.show();
        pipNavService.breadcrumb.text = "Events";
        this.pipMedia = pipMedia;

        this.events = this.generateEvents();
    }

    public pipMedia: pip.layouts.IMediaService;
    public events: IoTEvent[] = [];

    private random(min: number, max: number): number {
        return (Math.random() * (max - min) + min);
    }

    private generateEvents(): IoTEvent[] {
        let events: IoTEvent[] = [],
            eventsCount = 30,
            maxTemp = 50,
            minTemp = -50,
            maxRadLev = 150,
            minRadLevel = 80,
            maxNodeNum = 15;

        for (let i = 0; i < eventsCount; i++) {
            let randType = this.random(0, this._descriptions.length - 1).toFixed(0);

            events.push({
                icon: this._icons[randType],
                node_id: this.random(0, maxNodeNum).toFixed(0),
                node_name: 'Node ' + this.random(0, maxNodeNum).toFixed(0),
                description: this._descriptions[randType],
                temperature: this.random(minTemp, maxTemp),
                rad_level: this.random(minRadLevel, maxRadLev)
            });
        }

        return events;
    }

}

angular
    .module('app.Events', [ ])
    .config(configureEventRoutes);
```

Then add these styles to the **events.less** file in the **/src/events** folder.
```css
.app-events {
    table {
      border-collapse: collapse
    }
}
.app-events.pip-document {
  .scrolled-container {
    overflow: auto;
  }
}
```

And then add a link to the **styles.less** file.
```css
@import "events/events.less";
```

After that, rebuild and reopen the application. You should see the following page:

![Maintenance Events](artifacts/maintenance_events.png)

Then, resize the browser window to simulate a phone's screen. You should see the change from a table to a list:

![Maintenance Events mobile](artifacts/maintenance_events_mobile.png)

### Continue to step 8

[Go to step 8](https://github.com/pip-webui/pip-webui-tutorial/blob/master/step8/) to create and show notifications.

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Мурдханья накараву () — ಣ, на, буква слогового алфавита каннада,  обозначает  ретрофлексный носовой согласный /ṇ/. Символ юникода — U+0CA3.  ಮೂರ್ಧಯ (mūrdhanya) означает ретрофлексный, в отличие от переднеязычной буквы накараву ನ. ಅಕಾರ (akāra) обозначает графическую форму, символ буквы, в данном случае буквы на (ಣಕಾರ). ವು (-ву) является окончанием именительного падежа. Накараву относится к группе из десяти согласных, в которых надстрочный символ талакатту считается инкорпорированным в саму букву и потому не пишется. Буква используется для транслитерации английского n, хотя более точным фонетическим соответствием обладает звук, передаваемый буквой ನ.

Примечания

Литература
 Каннада-русский словарь. М. С. Андронов, М. А. Дашко, В. А. Макаренко Москва-1979

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Q: Synonyms for "anal retentive" I would like one or more synonyms for anal retentive.
I was chatting last night in an mmorpg, and any message with the word anal was banned. I ended up talking about my canal retentive minus c guild-mate instead.

A: "Uptight" or "Type A" (as in 'personality'.)

A: Less of a synonym than an allusion via an incorrect and overly literal interpretation of what anal-retentive means, but for a situation like the one you describe, you may get good mileage out of constipated.

A: I would go with one of the following phrases/words:

*

*Excessively fussy

*Excessively orderly

*Punctilious

*Finicky

*Persnickety

*Demanding

*Hard to please

*Picky

A: A few more options:

*

*Obsessive

*OCD

*Diligent for a more positive spin. Something tells me this doesn't fit your context though.

A: I would probably go with fussy. Other possibilities include finicky, persnickety, hair-splitting, or simply the broader difficult.

A: You can use perfectionism.
All the above have negative connotations and being anal-retentive can be very positive — especially in journalism, fact-checking, and mathematics.

A: *

*fastidious

*persnickity

*choosy

*finicky

*difficult

*particular

and I really liked

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*constipated (;

A: I would say that 'control freak' is a pretty good synonym for anally-retentive.


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Q: Crashes not showing up in fabric.io when reporting from a PacketTunnelProvider I've been trying to set up crashlytics for my application, however the part of my application that I need crash reports for is the PacketTunnelProvider which runs separately from the container application.
I've already initialized Crashlytics using
override func startTunnel(options: [String : NSObject]? = nil,
                          completionHandler: @escaping (Error?) -> Void) {
    . . .
    Fabric.with([Crashlytics.self])
    . . .
}

And I'm able to get crashes to report to fabric.io using
Crashlytics.sharedInstance().crash()

Edit: I've also tried forcing a crash with native C code (*(int*)0 = 0;) and that was reported.

However, when my provider crashes with an unplanned crash, it's not reporting at all.
I have no idea how to debug this, but I'm positive that my provider is crashing, I just need those crashes to be reporting to fabric.io.
Are there specific types of crashes that simply won't report using Crashlytics?
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Paul Pogba speaks from hospital bed
Posted on January 8, 2020 by precious amadiCategoriesSports News
Manchester United player, Paul Pogba, has taken to social media to let fans know of his state of health after recently undergoing ankle surgery.
Pogba who has only made eight appearances for Manchester United this season because of the ankle injury, took to Instagram to joke about his state of health.
Speaking on his Instagram stories on Tuesday afternoon, Pogba said: 'I don't even know if I'm high or sober, well I don't look sober. You see my ankle like that, I can't even feel my toes, but I'm still alive, that's good news. I'll keep you updated. I've still got the smile'.
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Looking at two pieces of bread, he said: 'It's one thing I don't understand, what do you want me to do with this? I can drink my pee-pee, it looks like apple juice, fresh one. I think people told me that I look drunk. I didn't drink alcohol, they give me some things on my arm, I don't know what's that. I woke up, I couldn't lift up my leg and I was like 'where am I, in Manchester? In Paris? In Guinea?'
The France midfielder has missed over two months of the season due to an ankle problem but returned to action in Manchester United's 2-0 defeat to Watford in December.
Also on Boxing Day, Pogba featured in the Red Devils' 4-1 Premier League win over Newcastle United but missed the win over Burnley.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, the 26-year-old missed the game against Burnley after complaining to Solskjaer he "didn't feel right".The midfielder then traveled to France to coach a team featuring his two brothers at a charity fundraiser.
Solskjaer told reporters he thought Pogba would be fit for the clash against Arsenal on New Year's Day at the Emirates Stadium but couldn't.
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Imran Khan writes to Narendra Modi, seeks to resume dialogue
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Srinagar: Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has issued a letter to India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday. The letter was written by Khan in response to Modi's letter which was written by him earlier this month seeking to bring peace and security in the South Asian subcontinent.
The letter written by Khan aims to bring Modi to table to discuss terrorism. Appreciating Atal Bihari Vajayee's efforts to bring peace in India and Pakistan, Khan wrote, "Vajpayee was the major proponent of a strong SAARC summit for building bridges and developing ties."
Both the letters show the eagerness to discuss the stained relation between India and Pakistan and to involve in more constructive engagement between the two countries.
After the intense speculation on whether or not Sushma Swaraj, Foreign Minister, India is going to meet Mehmood Qureshi, Foreign Minister, Pakistan at the UNGA in New York later this month. Khan's letter also acts as a first formal proposal made to Swaraj to discuss the foreign affairs of both the countries with Khan also assuring that this summit will offer an opportunity to Modi to visit Pakistan and to restart the stalled dialogue process.
The letter also seeks to ensure the effective coordination between India and Pakistan's foreign affairs under the comprehensive dialogues on the issues including.
"Peace and Security, CBMs, Jammu and Kashmir, Siachin, Sir Creek, Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project, Economic and Commercial Cooperation, Counter-terrorism, Narcotics Control, Humanitarian Issues, People-to-People Exchange and Religious Terrorism," reads the letter.
People of both the countries welcomed this friendly initiative and thrive to bring peace in South Asian subcontinent.
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On Tuesday morning local time, the 25-year-old arrived at Melbourne Airport, where he was met by former Australian national football team captain Craig Foster, who had spearheaded an international campaign for his release.
In 2014, Al-Araibi was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison for a vandalism charge in Bahrain. The footballer fled to Australia, where he was granted refugee status in 2017. He now plays for semi-professional Melbourne-based club Pascoe Vale.