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The False Prince (German: Der falsche Prinz) is a 1927 German silent film directed by Heinz Paul and starring Harry Domela, Ekkehard Arendt and John Mylong. It was shot at the Johannisthal Studios in Berlin. The film's art direction was by Karl Machus. The film was based on Domela's book recounting his own adventures in post-First World War Germany when he briefly masqueraded as Prince.

Cast
 Harry Domela as Harry Domela
 Ekkehard Arendt as Baron von Korff, sein Freund
 John Mylong as Fritz Stein, sein Freund
 Hans Heinrich von Twardowski as Wolf, sein Freund
 Hans Mierendorff as Wolfs Vater
 Mary Kid as Wolfs Schwester
 Corry Bell as Elizza, ein Flüchtling
 Adolphe Engers as Frabrikant Müller
 Else Reval as Seine Frau
 Alexander Murski as Baron von Raaden
 Carl Auen as Legationsrat Garry
 Wilhelm Bendow as Der Hoteldirektor
 Ferdinand Bonn as Der Intendant
 Hans Sternberg as Der Bürgermeister
 Josefine Dora as Seine Frau
 Maria Forescu
 Herta Laurin
 Trude Lehmann
 Sophie Pagay
 Lotte Stein
 Lotte Spira
 Siegfried Berisch
 Carl Geppert
 Willy Kaiser-Heyl
 Hans Leibelt
 Alfred Loretto
 Edgar Pauly
 Paul Rehkopf
 Fritz Richard
 Robert Scholz

References

Bibliography
 Hermanni, Horst O. Das Film ABC Band 5: Von La Jana bis Robert Mulligan. Books on Demand, 2011.

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1927 films
Films of the Weimar Republic
German silent feature films
Films directed by Heinz Paul
Films set in the 1910s
Films set in Germany
Films about con artists
German black-and-white films
Bavaria Film films
Films shot at Johannisthal Studios

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With his usual style of ear-catching lyrics and eclectic blend of instruments, Gospel artiste Sam-Ladipo has released his latest single 'Mof'ori baale'.
"Mof'ori baale" talks about bowing down and worshipping God with everything you have got, it goes on to extol God in all His awesome greatness, beauty and magnificence.
Sam Ladipo has released another song that will make you appreciate God without any reservation as the song has an upbeat tempo which reflects a wonderful rhythm that is sure to get you tapping your fingers and even singing along as the song grows on you.
The fact that Sam Ladipo has served in different churches as a songwriter, producer and choir director is evident in the way he pays attention to details in "Mof'ori baale' from the vocals, back-up and of course the deep meditation that comes through in the song and makes you want to just worship God and never stop!
Mof'ori baale is a single from his forthcoming fifth album as thus far, he has four albums to his credit, Wonderful God, Made Ready, Thank You and I am Not Alone which has become fan favorites both locally and internationally.


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Ohio adds to the craziness, knocking off Michigan
By Raphielle JohnsonMar 16, 2012, 10:04 PM EDT
Friday has featured two 15-seeds pulling off upsets, and that will take away a little of the national appeal of 13-seed Ohio's 65-60 win over 4-seed Michigan in a Midwest Region battle.
But to be fair other than the seeds this didn't have the look of a "major" upset. Point guard D.J. Cooper ran the show, finishing with a game-high 21 points to go along with five assists in a very good performance.
Three other Bobcats finished in double figures as they shot 51% from the field, limiting the Wolverines to 41% shooting on the night. Trey Burke led the Wolverines with 16 points and five assists, and Evan Smotrycz added 15 off the bench.
But Smotrycz lost control of his dribble with Michigan trailing 63-60, leading to a pair of Walter Offutt free throws that sealed the game. While the result may be a surprise to those who simply see the seeds, this came as no surprise to either the Bobcats or the Mid-American Conference.
Two years ago Cooper put forth a virtuoso performance to lead Ohio to an emphatic win over then 3-seed Georgetown, making this the second time in the last three seasons that the Bobcats have not only reached the Dance but won a game.
MAC teams have posted a 2-6 record in their last eight NCAA games, and both wins belong to Ohio. Next up for John Groce's team will be either Temple or USF, who meet in the final game of the night in Nashville.
Ohio took care of the basketball (nine turnovers) and did a good job of finding quality shots, and if they can duplicate that on Sunday there's no reason why they can't pick up another victory.

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Here the best and most important news about Honduras this week
Karen Sierra
Read tunota.com for more information
The creation of an alliance against the ZEDE, the story of a Dutch woman who fell in love with our country and the latest single of the Honduran singer Rude Boy.
This week we bring you the hottest news in Honduras:
Civil society creates movement against the ZEDE in Honduras
Several sectors of civil society announced on Wednesday (16.6.2021) the creation of a national movement against the Zones of Employment and Economic Development (ZEDE) in Honduras, which are accused of being unconstitutional, according to experts.
Rafael Alegría, leader of the peasant sector, said that the movement consists of a great social, economic and political organization "of our people to defend our territory, national sovereignty and our resources."
Employers and workers agree to increase the minimum wage between 4% and 8% in Honduras
The tripartite table that constitute the government of Honduras, businessmen and workers reached an agreement on Tuesday (15.6.2021) to establish the new minimum wage that will go between 4 and 8 percent, which will not be retroactive, they announced.
The minister of Labor, Olvin Villalobos, told the national media that "a partial agreement was reached between the parties," to determine the new tariff that will enter into force from July 2021.
Robert Lima, former Olympia player, dies of cardiac arrest
Uruguayan former Olimpia Club player Robert Lima died on Thursday (17.6.2021) at the age of 48, due to a cardiac arrest while playing football with his friends.
According to the media Ovación Digital, the news has taken the fans of the former player by surprise, because his death has been somewhat unexpected because Lima did not suffer from heart disease.
Robert Lima, player of Olimpia.
Meet Monique Tarée, the Dutch woman who fell in love with the Honduran Caribbean
An adventurous, curious and creative woman. It is Monique Yvette Tarée, who develops in areas of art and diving with the intention of showing the incomparable beauty of the sea. Even more that of the beautiful Caribbean island, which has the second largest coral reef in the world, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
Tunota spoke with Tarée, who is 56 years old and was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. From a very young age she was characterized by being daring and rebellious, despite having strict parents.
Rude Boy releases new song called 'Come back with me'
Honduran artist Rude Boy continues to break it with the music he composes and shares through his official Facebook account, where he has captured the attention of thousands of people; now with his latest song that is already viral.
True to his rapper style, Rude Boy, whose first name is Omar Fuentes, released the music video for the song called "Vuelve Conmigo", for which he has received positive comments from his followers.
Everything you need to know about Honduras only here, remember if something is happening you find it in tunota.com


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Toyota to place a billion-dollar bet on ride-hailing giant Grab
Category: #world By Ojaswita Kutepatil Date: 2018-06-22
The Japanese automotive industry giant Toyota is reportedly pumping USD 1 billion dollars into Southeast Asia's largest ride-hailing company Grab. The investment, regarded as the largest of its kind by an automotive manufacturer in the ride-hailing industry, will see both the parties extend their partnership in the thriving trend of connected cars.
Sources reveal that by using the data collected from Grab's on road service, the duo plan to explore passenger-side view of thousands of cars across Southeast Asia, track car speed, travel distance, and the time spent in traffic. By analyzing this data, both the companies aim to adopt new mobility services, user-based insurance, and renewed financing programs.
Toyota said that it will be installing its popular TransLog driving recorder devices into Grab's fleet of cars that will in turn provide the company with insights into fleet management. On other hand Grab already monitors driving patterns and behavior through its app to increase safety and also sends them emails on braking and speed.
If industry experts are to be believed, the ride-hailing companies have good and extensive amount of data on usage which automakers want to get connected with. This data also plays a crucial role in pushing the automakers' stance into the nascent mobility-as-a-service industry.
The data harvesting move is also likely to prove beneficial for Grab to maintain efficiency in fleet management as it plans to delve deeper into the Southeast Asia market, cite sources familiar with the matter.
For the record, Grab already operates in over 200 cities and the new funding values Grab at over $10 billion in the overall industry. Sources also reveal that Grab wants to build the region's largest car rental fleet by Q4 2018.
It has also been reported that Toyota may expand its data service to more mobility companies such as Amazon.com Inc., Uber Technologies Inc., and Didi Chuxing.
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The Boise State Broncos have added future football series against the UTEP Miners and the Rice Owls, the school announced today.
Boise State will host UTEP at Albertson's Stadium on Sept. 4, 2021. The Broncos will then travel to face the Miners On Sept. 24, 2022.
Boise State leads the overall series against UTEP 5-0. The two last met in El Paso in 2004.
The Broncos have also added a home-and-home football series against the Rice Owls. Boise State will host Rice on Sept. 9, 2023 and then the Broncos will travel to Houston to play the Owls on Sept. 7, 2024.
Boise State and Rice have met twice on the gridiron, which was a home-and-home series in 2001 and 2002. Rice took the game in Houston 45-14 in 2001, and the Broncos came out on top in Boise 49-7 in 2002.
Boise State's non-conference schedule is complete for the 2016, 2017, 2018, 2022, and 2023 seasons. The Broncos need one additional game for 2019, 2020, and 2021 and three games in 2024.
If Michigan or Alabama scheduled Rice and UTEP some people would lose their ever-loving minds.
Rice and UTEP would be the toughest non-conference opponents on Alabama's schedule in most years.
Considering they have played games against Clemson, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Michigan, or West Virginia recently, that's a pretty ignorant thing to even claim and proves that many college football fans are simply idiots.
Joe, you are clearly a hypocrit. Alabama DOES schedule these type of schools, and rarely plays TRUE road games against anyone OOC. Yes they have big match-ups every now and again, but probably not as many as Boise does OOC, and definitely not as many as they do which requires 1000 mi. or more of travel (and statistically, the further a team travels, the lower their win percentage so it does make a difference).
Don't bring a "holier then though" attitude in like you're in touch when you are clearly just as aloof with your starting comment. Hank made an idiotic comment, but then so did you, so everything is business as usual in the internet world for sports fans.


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J Class battle for the Kohler Cup – Showdown of the season North Sails http://www.northsails.com/
Kohler Cup J Class
The largest fleet of J Class yachts has assembled for their first-ever World Championship this week. Six yachts will engage in a five-day battle of beauty and brawn in the waters off Newport, Rhode Island.
Per class rules, all of the yachts racing are original J Class designs using the most advanced boat building and equipment technology. While considered Superyachts, at North Sails we think of the J's as a Grand Prix class because the teams are sailing as aggressively as if they were on a TP52.
Many of the teams have recently upgraded to 3Di RAW, the lightest, highest performance sail that has been smashing records and filling trophy cases.
In addition to the World Champion title, the fleet is also competing in the final act of the Kohler Cup, a trophy named in memory of Terry Kohler, the former owner of North Sails, an entrepreneur and philanthropist.
The Kohler Cup is a season-long points championship awarded to a J Class yacht, presently Lionheart sits on top of the leaderboard with 14.5 points. Velsheda and Hanuman follow closely behind with 14 and 13.5 points respectively. J Class Worlds is worth double points, so the win is up for grabs.
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The chairman of Belfast Telegraph publisher Independent News & Media (INM) Leslie Buckley has stepped down from the board, ending a tumultuous period at the helm of the media company.
Mr Buckley, who stepped down following an EGM yesterday, took on the chairmanship of the then dangerously indebted Irish media giant in 2012 after directors linked to former chief executive Tony O'Reilly were swept from the board.
The company also publishes the Sunday Life, as well as Irish newspapers including the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent and Evening Herald.
Four new non-executive directors, John Bateson, Fionnuala Duggan, Murdoch MacLennan and Seamus Taaffe, were approved by shareholders.
The quartet were elected on the strength of votes cast in advance by shareholders.
Mr Bateson is a nominee of Dermot Desmond, who owns 15% of INM, the second biggest stake. Each of the other three newcomers will serve as independent non-executive directors. The appointments were subject to ratification at yesterday's brief EGM.
Mr Buckley said that while the five-and-a-half year period in which he had served as chairman had been a challenging one for the company, INM had seen "a significant positive turnaround" in its financial footing due, Mr Buckley said, to "the great efforts of everyone involved in the business".
Mr Buckley thanked shareholders, current board colleagues, recent former board colleagues Jerome Kennedy and David Harrison, chief executive Michael Doorly and INM group editor in chief Stephen Rae.
Allan Marshall, who was due to step down from the board alongside Mr Buckley, was unable to attend the EGM as he was grounded in London due to Storm Emma.
INM director Paul Connolly, who has emerged as a leading candidate to replace Mr Buckley as chairman, was also unable to attend due to weather-related travel restrictions.
In his closing remarks, Mr Buckley paid tribute to INM's journalists whom, he said, provided full and fair quality coverage of news on a 24/7 basis across a series of iconic titles as well as online.
Mr Buckley also paid tribute to other titles and journalists who had covered INM's travails in recent times.
"As a high profile media company that prides itself on good reporting, we must also be cognisant that sometimes we, too, can become 'the news'," Mr Buckley told the EGM, which included a small group of shareholders.
"To this end, I would like to further acknowledge the coverage of INM by other titles in print and broadcast, over the recent period.
"While I might not have agreed with everything, I certainly respect and understand the value of a good exclusive and the questioning that goes with it.
"It certainly hasn't been dull," he added.
Mr Buckley said he was greatly encouraged by findings of an EY report which has recently been finalised after a comprehensive, four-month review of INM's operations, and will formally be presented to the board at its next meeting.


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Yes, Chef by Marcus Samuelsson
Published on : 2 January, 2013 2 January, 2013 Published by : Sharon Browning
Yes, Chef: A Memoir
Marcus Samuelsson
First Edition: June 26, 2012
I'm not a fan of cooking shows, where a chef walks you through the steps of making a really good dish. Maybe it's because I'm a pretty pitiful cook and no amount of display, discourse or demonstration is going to help! Nor do I have the most discerning of palates, which perhaps can be attributed to growing up on powdered milk and spaghetti casserole (directions: brown a pound of hamburger and spread in the bottom of a casserole dish, then add a layer of canned spaghetti; top with a layer of corn flakes and bake).
But culinary competition shows – those I do like. I like watching good food being prepared, and I enjoy witnessing how base ingredients can be used in multiple ways and with multiple techniques to create amazing plates that apparently taste as good as they look. Especially fun is when the chefs have to use their knowledge and skills in an impromptu situation, where the parameters but not the specifics are known ahead of time. Iron Chef, Hell's Kitchen, Master Chef, Chopped – I love them all.
It was while watching some of these shows that I noticed Marcus Samuelsson. He caught my eye, because unlike many of his fellow chefs, he seemed knowledgeable yet was still very open and accessible, agreeable even while being competitive, not at all like the typical "celebrity chef". He had a quiet dignity and a warm yet focused demeanor; his dishes intrigued with a depth of spice that others seemed to lack. A slender black man who runs a quintessential soul food restaurant in Harlem, NY – I found it even more intriguing that he originally hailed from Sweden. When heard that he was releasing an autobiography, I immediately put in a request for it at my local library; as a testament to Chef Samuelsson's popularity, it took months before my request cleared the queue and I was able to devour his story.
The problem with many autobiographies of famous people who are still in their prime is that they tend to be highlight reels of initial obstacles overcome and accomplishments achieved to date. And Marcus Samuelsson's first few years were indeed tragic: born to a peasant family in Ethiopia, his father was believed to have been killed in tribal warfare that had been sweeping the country. He lost his mother to a tuberculosis epidemic after she had managed to walk over 75 miles to the nearest hospital to get aid for her children, who were also sick. Orphaned at age 3, he and his older sister were adopted a year later by Lennart and Anne Marie Samuelsson, a middle-class white family in Göteborg, Sweden. The Samuelssons already had an 8 year old foster daughter of mixed parentage, but Lennart wanted a son. When they learned that Marcus was available for adoption but that his 5 year old sister would also come with him, the Samuelsson's opened up their hearts to her, as well.
Yet even though Samuelsson opens his book with wistfulness for his lost heritage, he does not dwell on it; instead he concentrates on the wholesome and loving upbringing that molded the person he was to become. It was his grandmother Helga (or Mormor as he affectionately calls her – a term of respect that translates as "mother's mother") who fostered in him a love of food and its preparation, with her Swedish breads, her pickles and jams, the gooseberry preserves spooned over ice cream, the seared herring with lingonberries, and her signature roast chicken. But although he enjoyed helping his grandmother in the kitchen, Marcus' life was also full of other typical "kid" activities: bike riding with friends, fishing with his father and working on a family boat with the other Samuelsson men, playing soccer (he even was on a youth league team that was like a farm club for professional and semi-professional organizations; he was devastated when cut from the roster for being "too small").
While life was good for young Marcus, it did have its challenges. As a dark skinned youngster in one of the most flaxen cultures in the world, a feeling of otherness was always present, even if overt racism was not (yes, there were bouts of racism, but they were not pervasive). Still, Marcus had the advantage of a supportive family network, and a personality that was competitive but willing to watch and learn rather than needing to always be at the forefront. The work ethic evidenced by the entire Samuelsson clan was also passed on to the youngster, and although they were practical people, his parents encouraged their son to dream big and to believe in himself. Yes, it was a pretty good life in Göteborg.
But that world was too small for someone whose aspirations grew along with his expanding knowledge, and it's Samuelsson's journey from small Swedish town to the top of the culinary universe that is truly captivating in this book. Yes, Chef is definitely not a "tell all" book, nor one that dwells on drama or plays to unbridled ambition, but neither does it shy away from the less than shiny aspects of working behind the scenes in a fine dining establishment. Perhaps most challenging for Samuelsson was the openly prejudiced attitudes evident in hiring practices and in the kitchens themselves.
The truth was I chatted with no one, but it particularly sticks with me that I didn't chat with him [the other black man in the kitchen, a dishwasher]. We were, after all, part of an underclass, objects of a prejudice that showed up in the common vernacular of the kitchen. Just as in Switzerland, the French term for low-level kitchen assistant is negre, which directly translates to "black". I'd heard people use it countless times, people whose politics are straight up, people who consider themselves worldly and unprejudiced. But there it was, and every time I heard it the word was more than a word, it was another wall I had to climb.
Samuelsson doesn't spare himself in laying bare some of the less than stellar decisions made and paths followed. He admits that he wasn't a saint during the years that he was establishing his reputation, and some of his shortcomings deeply affected others in very personal and even negative ways. His candor is necessary but I'm sure it didn't make his story easy to write, and those parts were not easy to read.
However, the best and most gripping parts Yes, Chef occur when Samuelsson takes us into the mindset of a master chef; all the factors and criteria that flow so easily, and the others that must be carefully uncovered and meticulously mastered. The patience, dedication and focus that goes with being at the top of the culinary field, the toll of the journey, the unexpected challenges that have little to do with putting food on the plate, and the ultimate joy of discovery and triumph is altogether epic in its own realm.
How can I describe the result of this [spice] blend? It was both masculine and feminine, shouting for attention and whispering at me to come closer. In one sniff it was bright and crisp; in the next, earthy and slow. I couldn't wait to take it back to Aquavit's kitchen and start experimenting.
If you enjoy any aspect of cooking – whether it be producing scrumptious meals or succulent dishes, or if you simply like watching others who do so – then Yes, Chef will prove to be a delicious offering, easily devoured and sure to leave you full and satisfied at the end.
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I entered my OUT, OFF, ON and IN and a few time durations such as Duration and X-Country only to have each one of these fields clear when I accidentally rotated my phone over-center and it went into landscape view. It happened several times in a row until I realized what was happening. Could we keep the data stored through the edit process without having to press Save, please?
It should persist through rotation, I'll log it for review.
And oh just great! haha!


As a young child, I would randomly pause in my daily activities to thumb through my perception of the world. Not only could I think about things, I could reason, decide and analyze things. Events in life left me with feelings of confusion, which caused me to dig further into the meaning of what I had witnessed.
All this sounds pretty normal and obvious, right? Well, to a child, realizing the existence of the conscious is a major thing. A child comes to the conclusion that they are an intelligent being living inside a meat shell. While thinking on this over and over, it becomes disturbing, so the child devises a way to understand what this means.
I guess this is the best way I can explain it, but basically, I want to know what the conscious is. Could our conscious be more than a set of thoughts? Could this part of our psyche be a completely separate form of existence?
The conscious, a state of matter?
Another way to understand the conscious is by seeing it as the part of us that gives individuality, it separates us from other beings and gives us a sense of self.
All these explanations are interesting, but they still don't tell us what the conscious really is. Neuroscientists like Max Tegmark of MIT believe the conscious is a state of matter. Could this be?
Matter doesn't necessarily mean liquid or sloshing substances. Matter, in this case, probably means mathematical conditions with varying degrees of consciousness.
As water, ice and vapor need conditions to exist, so does our conscious. After all, if the conscious is indeed a state of matter, it helps us understand why the world works in the way it does. It's hard to understand the conscious, but it helps to see this being as the tool that gives us the ability to reason, process and retrieve information – this is how the brain is compared to a computer. A fact that we know about the conscious is that it cannot be broken down into smaller parts, unlike the computer. But like the computer, being pushed by artificial intelligence, the conscious can work independently from its neighboring processes.
Conscious as a state of matter is called perceptronium. It is seen as what gives us the ability to be self-aware. Our awareness is worked out exclusively within, offering no outside influence, at times. Perceptronium also has the ability to see parts as a whole as well as independent objects or entities. We take this ability for granted, but with a little work of our conscious, we can understand the mechanics of our own thought processes.
Quantum mechanics reminds us that the world we live in is just one of many possible planes of existence. Tegmark cannot explain why this is so but suggests that there is an incredibly close relationship between the conscious and other states of matter.
Could what we know, reveal the meaning of everything we already know? Could our sole purpose for living simply be the realization of self?
As a matter of fact, it really could be that simple.


We are using NAV 2009. How can we view previously posted bank reconciliations?
From the bank account card, you should be able to click on Statements (depending on your user interface, this may be under Bank Account --> Statements in the classic client or Related Information --> Bank Acc. --> Statements from the RTC) to open the posted bank reconciliations.


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PRIVATE Magazine, the International Review of Photographs, is a quarterly publication based in France since 1992.
Issue number 54 Lost, in which Stephen Dupont's work from Sing- Sing in Papua New Guinea is featured, focuses on photographers who use their medium in conceptual, surreal and anthropological modes to 'narrate inner landscapes of human beings'.
Stephen's work is featured alongside photographers such as Roger Balen and Carolyn Drake, amongst other intriguing artists.
More information and orders for the issue can be found here.


Abstract : Vector field segmentation methods usually belong to either of three classes: methods which segment regions homogeneous in direction and/or norm, methods which detect discontinuities in the vector field, and region growing or classification methods. The first two classes of method do not allow segmentation of complex vector fields and control of the type of fields to be segmented, respectively. The third class does not directly allow a smooth representation of the segmentation boundaries. In the particular case where the vector field actually represents an optical flow, a fourth class of methods acts as a detector of main motion. The proposed method combines a vector field model and a theoretically founded minimization approach. Compared to existing methods following the same philosophy, it relies on an intuitive, geometric way to define the model while preserving a general point of view adapted to the segmentation of potentially complex vector fields with the condition that they can be described by a finite number of parameters. The energy to be minimized is deduced from the choice of a specific class of field lines, e.g. straight lines or circles, described by the general form of their parametric equations. In that sense, the proposed method is a principled approach for segmenting parametric vector fields.


WARNING – Contains spoilers – Please see the movie first.
The singer Sixto "Jesus" Rodriguez was discovered in back-alley restaurants in Detroit, by two record producers, Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore in 1970, and signed to the record label Sussex Records. He made two records, Cold Fact (1970) and Coming from Reality (1971). But the records didn't sell at all, and he disappeared from public knowledge.
Unknown for all the implicated Americans, his albums made it as bootlegs to South Africa, and was hugely popular during the apartheid days, but because of the closed society, nobody outside of South Africa knew of his success there.
This movie is a documentary of two South Africans search for Rodriguez, to find out, what happened to him. The rumors in South Africa are that he committed suicide on stage. The stories vary as to how this happened. Either he shot himself or he poured gasoline over himself, and burned to death.
Malik Bendjelloul has made an intriguing detective story garnered with fantastic music. When you hear the music Rodriguez made all those years ago, it's hard to believe that he didn't achieve a breakthrough. A buddy of mine has described it as Bob Dylan with a better voice, and I quite agree. The movie has some interesting twists and turns, and although it's a lot of talking heads, you never lose interest in the story.
Author: Solhanne Bob Dylan with a better voice.


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#22742 Cope, John. KING OF THE HOTTENTOTS. Yellow cloth boards. 159pp illustrated b/w plates. 8vo. No inscriptions. a VG+ copy in VG dustwrapper (minimal wear, no chips, loss, or tears). Howard Timmins 1967.
#22794 Godlonton, R. (INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO) A NARRATIVE OF THE IRRUPTION OF THE KAFFIR (KAFIR) HORDES INTO THE EASTERN PROVINCE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, A.D. 1834-1835. Including Parts I, II, And III Of The Introductory Remarks. Gilt on black imit. leather. foldout map. 269pp + 280pp. No inscriptions. top edge a little dusty, eps tanned, generally a VG copy. Struik. Cape Town 1965. Africana Collectanea Vol.X1. Facsimile reprint of the Meurant & Godlonton 1836 edition.
#22792 Cory, G.E. THE RISE OF SOUTH AFRICA. A History Of The Origin Of South African Colonisation And Of Its Development Towards The East From The Earliest Times To 1857 6 volumes. 8vo. green vynide boards. No inscriptions. light foxing here & there else generally VG condition. no dustwrappers. A clean attractive set. Struik. Cape Town 1965. Facsimile reprint of the 1930 Longman Green edition.
#22709 Callaway, H. THE RELIGIOUS SYSTEM OF THE AMAZULU, In The Zulu Language With Translation Into English And Notes In Four Parts. Gilt dec. black skivertex boards. 448pp illustrated 8vo. No inscriptions. top edge a little dusty else a Fine copy in G-VG dustwrapper (soiled, spine tanned, but no loss or tears). Struik Africana Collectanea Volume XXXV. Cape Town 1970. Facsimile reprint probably of the 1884 edition.
#22736 Impey, S.P. ORIGIN OF THE BUSHMEN AND THE ROCK PAINTINGS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tan cloth boards. 102pp illustrated 8vo. Ownership stamp & gift inscription ffep. boards unattractive with damp marks, contents unmarked. a sound reading copy. Juta. Cape Town 1926.
#22744 Joel, Stanhope. & Mayer, Lloyd. ACE OF DIAMONDS. The Story Of Solomon Barnarto Joel. Black cloth boards. 228pp illustrated b/w. 8vo. Ownership stamp ffep, large but faint. slight lean, a nice clean G+ copy in d/w (frittered at spine ends but bright and no major loss or tears). Frederick Muller. London 1958 stated 1st edition.
#22745 Smithers, Elsa. MARCH HARE. The Autobiography Of Elsa Smithers. Tan cloth boards. 232pp illustrated b/w plates. 8vo. No inscriptions. a nice clean G-VG copy. no dustwrapper. Oxford University Press. 1939 edition.
#22768 Connor, Andrew. ALS to Captain James Moodie dd Walls, 13th April 1795. Four sides, three sides written, folded once to 195mm high x 155mm wide. A little marked and worn with one tear to fold, generally good condition.
#22771 Crawford, Christina. A REAL AND TRUE INFORMATION OF THE MOST HORRID AND BARBAROUS MURDER Of Captain James Moodie Of Melsetter Upon The Twenty Sixth October Last, 1725, Betwixt Twelve And Two Afternoon At Kirkwall; Given In By Christina Crawford, Spouse To The Said Captain. Two sheets, eight sides, seven sides written, each folded once to 330mm high x 200mm wide. Minor splits opening in folds else in very good condition. undated. paper watermarked 1814. (written after 1820).
#22767 Taylor, Geo. ALS to Captain James Moodie dd 13th April 1795. One sheet written one side. 210mm high x 225mm wide. Wear and small tear to bottom edge not affecting legibility of the text. generally good condition.
#22769 Unknown. ALS dd Anno 1773 (14 January?). Four sides, one side written, one fold to 200mm high x 165mm wide. Tanned, soiled, worn, but complete with no loss or major tears. good only condition.
#22772 Fairbairn, John. ALS signed to Benjamin Moodie dd Cape Town December 27 1833. Four sides, three sides written, folded once to 310mm high x 190mm wide. Some ink offsetting, else very good condition, no tears or loss.
#22774 Fairbairn, John. ALS to Benjamin Moodie Four sides, four sides written, folded once to 225mm high x 180mm wide. Some minor loss to rear not seriously affecting legibility of text undated. later than the other 1816 letter.
#22773 Fairbairn, John. ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd Cape Town October 22 1816 Four sides, four sides written, folded once to 230mm high x 185mm wide. Some minor tears, no loss, faded, overall at least good condition.
#22753 Campbell, D. ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd March 17th 1840. Eight sides, written eight sides. 2 sheets folded once to 185mm high x 115mm wide. No loss or tears. very good condition.
#22754 Campbell, D. ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd March 22nd 1840. Four sides, written four sides. 1 sheets folded once to 185mm high x 115mm wide. Tanned, no loss or tears, very good condition.
#22750 Donkin, Sir Rufane. ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd Grahams Town 20th May 1821. Four sides, written three sides, folded once to 240mm high x 190mm wide. Very good condition, no tears or loss.
#22761 Moodie, Benjamin. Autograph document. Four sides, written one side, folded once to 250mm high x 200mm wide. Minor loss along side with small area of loss to rear, not affecting legibility of text. Good condition. no date.
#22764 Moodie, Benjamin. Autograph invoice to William Wallace for the costs of his indenture dd 1817. One sheet, two sides written, 315mm high x 205mm wide. Worn along edges but no loss or tears.
#22757 Moodie, Benjamin. Autograph document. Eight sides. Five sides written, two sheets folded to 325mm high x 205mm wide. Minor loss and tears along folds, nothing affecting legibility of text. Good condition. no date. paper watermarked 1822.
#22752 Venning, S.B. MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT. Respecting The Intended Purchase Of Grain At Port Beaufort Between Benjamin Moodie Esq of Groot Vadershoek And S.B. Venning Of Cape Town, Merchant. Autograph document. Four sides, written two sides, folded once to 315mm high x 200mm wide. paper watermarked 1823. No loss or tears, very good condition. Not dated.
#22758 Barridale. ALS signed to Benjamin Moodie dd Brighton 23rd August 1816. Four sides, two sides written, one fold to 230mm high x 185mm wide. Some tears and loss to rear not affecting legibility of text. clean but frail.
#22760 "Colonial Office". ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd 13th October 1817. Four sides, two sides written, folded once to 230mm high x 190mm wide. Several areas stained but not affecting legibility of text, otherwise very good condition with no tears or loss.
#22762 Moodie, Donald. ALS to Captain J. Smith of the "Clyde", dd. Gravesend 13th June 1817 Four sides, written one side, folded once to 235mm high x 190mm wide. Some tears along folds not affecting legibility of text, overall good condition.
#22759 "Transport Office" (Alex McLeary?) ALS to Benjamin Moodie dd 14th October 1816. Four sides, one side written, one fold to 235mm high x 185mm wide. includes hand-folded matching "envelope". Very good condition, no tears or loss.
#22755 Hallier, J. (Printer). PROPOSAL FOR A GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS Who Are Desirous To Promote The Prosperity Of The Colony, By Encouraging The Introduction Of Labour From Europe, And To Secure The Community From The Inconveniencies To Which, When Injudiciously Managed, It Has Been Found Liable In Every Colony. Four sides, three sides printed, folded once to 305mm high x 200mm wide. No tears or loss, very good condition. J, Hallier, Printing Office, No.19 Barrack Street. no date. paper watermarked 1822.
#22796 Gluckman, Max. (Ed). IDEAS AND PROCEDURES IN AFRICAN CUSTOMARY LAW. Studies Presented And Discussed At The Eighth International African Seminar At The Haile Sellassie 1 University, Addis Ababa, January 1966. Maroon cloth boards. 361pp 8vo. No inscription. some marks to ffep and front pastedown hence a VG copy in dustwrapper (minor wear, no loss, chips, or tears). International African Institute / Oxford University Press 1969.
#22710 Filmer, Harry. & Parry, Constance. REEFS OF FORTUNE. Pale blue cloth boards. 151pp illustrated 8vo. A Good copy in matching dustwrapper (chipped and with minor tears but no loss). Central News Agency 1958.
#22722 Churchill, Winston S. WINSTON S. CHURCHILL. His Memoirs And His Speeches 1918 to 1945. 12 long playing records with 58pp softcover book. each record in original internal paper sleeve in external card sleeve, all in slipcase designed to look as a book with curved 'spine' & with 'metallic' embossed front with the title raised. Records as new, I am told unplayed, all sleeves VG+ or better. the wraps of the book are foxed and the ffep is clipped at top corner, G+. the slipcase is rubbed and shows general wear, but is sound and in G+ condition. Sold w.a.f but we will ensure all discs are clean and with no scratches before despatch. Decca Record Company Ltd. London 1964.
#22731 Marais, Eugene. THE SOUL OF THE APE. Introduction by Robert Ardrey. Blue cloth boards. 226pp illustrated b/w photos. 8vo. No inscriptions, 4 square corners, VG+ condition in a VG dustwrapper (as usual, being printed on matt paper, a little dusty, spine tanned inside and showing through, but no chips, loss, or tears). Human & Rousseau. Cape Town 1969 1st edition.
#22700 Hamilton, Gerald. JACARANDA. Blue cloth boards. 191pp 8vo. A decent reading copy. Sidgwick & Jackson. London 1961.
#22756 D.A.M.L. TLS. Clearing The District Of Animals And Foodstuffs. TLS. one sheet. cyclostyled with rubber-stamp signature. 330mm high x 225mm wide. Very good condition. Piquetberg 31st March 1902.
#22698 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.30(1) 2000. 106pp softcover. A Fine unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).
#22694 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.27 1997. 168pp softcover. VG+ unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).
#22696 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.28(2) 1998. 121pp softcover. VG+ unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).
#22695 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.28(1) 1998. 185pp softcover. VG+ unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).
#22699 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.30(2) 2000. 225pp softcover. A Fine unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).
#22697 University of Stellenbosch. SCIENTIA MILITARIA. South African Journal Of Military Studies. Vol.29 1999. 135pp softcover. A Fine unread copy. Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (SA Military Academy).


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Q: Flutter setState not updating values Hi there a Flutter newbie here.
I have a project to be submitted via flutter. This is my main code and it's not updating text to stop when button was clicked.
import 'package:assets_audio_player/assets_audio_player.dart';
import 'package:cloud_firestore/cloud_firestore.dart';
import 'package:firebase_core/firebase_core.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter/services.dart';
import 'package:url_launcher/url_launcher_string.dart';

import 'firebase_options.dart';

Future<void> main() async {
  WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
  await Firebase.initializeApp(options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform);
  runApp(const MyApp());
}

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  const MyApp({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      title: 'FM Mahanama',
      theme: ThemeData(
        primaryColor: const Color(0xfffbc02d),
        primarySwatch: Colors.amber,
        useMaterial3: true,
      ),
      darkTheme: ThemeData(
        primaryColor: const Color(0xfffbc02d),
        primarySwatch: Colors.amber,
        brightness: Brightness.dark,
        useMaterial3: true,
      ),
      themeMode: ThemeMode.system,
      debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,
      home: const MyHomePage(title: 'FM Mahanama'),
    );
  }
}

class MyHomePage extends StatefulWidget {
  const MyHomePage({Key? key, required this.title}) : super(key: key);

  final String title;

  @override
  State<MyHomePage> createState() => _MyHomePageState();
}

class _MyHomePageState extends State<MyHomePage> {

  int _selectedAppIndex = 0;

  IconData iconPlayStop = Icons.play_arrow_rounded;
  String txtPlayStop = "Play";

  static final assetsAudioPlayer = AssetsAudioPlayer();

  @override
  void initState() {
    WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
    initFirebaseActivities();
  }

  void initFirebaseActivities() {
    Firebase.initializeApp();
  }

  static Future<void> initRadioPlayer(param0) async {
    try {
      await assetsAudioPlayer.open(
        Audio.liveStream(param0),
        showNotification: true,
        autoStart: true,
      );
    } catch (t) {
      AlertDialog(title: const Text("Error"), content: Text(t.toString()),);
    }
  }

  void updateButtonText(String txt, IconData iconData){
    setState(() {
      txtPlayStop = txt;
      iconPlayStop = iconData;
    });
  }

  @override
  void dispose() {
    if(assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value){
      assetsAudioPlayer.stop();
    }
  }

  static void _openFacebookPage() async {
    String fbProtocolUrl = "fb://page/865683116816630";
    String fallbackUrl = "https://www.facebook.com/mcrcofficial/";
    try {
      bool launched = await launchUrlString(fbProtocolUrl);
      if (!launched) {
        await launchUrlString(fallbackUrl);
      }
    } catch (e) {
      await launchUrlString(fallbackUrl);
    }
  }

  late final Set<Widget> _appPages = <Widget>{
    Center(
      child: StreamBuilder<DocumentSnapshot<Map<String, dynamic>>>(
        stream: FirebaseFirestore.instance
            .collection("public")
            .doc("stream")
            .snapshots(),
        builder: (BuildContext context,
            AsyncSnapshot<DocumentSnapshot<Map<String, dynamic>>> data) {
          if (data.hasData) {
            if (!data.data?.get("onair")) {
              if (assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value) {
                assetsAudioPlayer.stop();
              }
            }

            return Visibility(
              replacement: Center(
                child: Column(
                  mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                  crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center,
                  mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.max,
                  children: <Widget>[
                    Padding(
                      padding: const EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 20.0),
                      child: Image.asset(
                        "assets/images/app_logo.png",
                        width: 200.0,
                        fit: BoxFit.cover,
                      ),
                    ),
                    const Text(
                      "FM Mahanama is currently offline!",
                      style: TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0),
                    ),
                    const Padding(
                      padding: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 20.0, 0.0, 20.0),
                      child: Text(
                          "Checkout our Facebook for page more information"),
                    ),
                    Padding(
                      padding: const EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 20.0),
                      child: TextButton.icon(
                        onPressed: () {
                          _openFacebookPage();
                        },
                        icon: const Icon(Icons.link_rounded),
                        label: const Text("Facebook Page"),
                      ),
                    ),
                  ],
                ),
              ),
              visible: data.data?.get("onair"),
              child: Center(
                child: Column(
                  mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                  crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center,
                  mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.max,
                  children: <Widget>[
                    Padding(
                      padding: const EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 30.0),
                      child: Card(
                        shape: RoundedRectangleBorder(
                            borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(30.0)),
                        elevation: 10.0,
                        child: ClipRRect(
                          borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(30.0),
                          child: Image.network(
                            data.data?.get("cover_img"),
                            width: 300.0,
                            height: 300.0,
                            fit: BoxFit.fitHeight,
                          ),
                        ),
                      ),
                    ),
                    const Padding(
                      padding: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 5.0),
                      child: Text(
                        "Now Playing",
                        style: TextStyle(fontSize: 22.0),
                      ),
                    ),
                    Padding(
                      padding: const EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 20.0),
                      child: Text(
                        data.data!.get("nowplaying").toString(),
                        style: const TextStyle(
                            fontSize: 24.0, fontWeight: FontWeight.w600),
                      ),
                    ),
                    const Padding(
                      padding: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 5.0),
                      child: Text(
                        "By",
                        style: TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0),
                      ),
                    ),
                    Padding(
                      padding: const EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 30.0),
                      child: Text(
                        data.data!.get("by").toString(),
                        style: const TextStyle(
                            fontSize: 22.0, fontWeight: FontWeight.w600),
                      ),
                    ),
                    ElevatedButton.icon(
                      onPressed: () {
                        if(!assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value) {
                          initRadioPlayer(data.data?.get("link"));
                          updateButtonText("Stop", Icons.stop_rounded);
                        }else{
                          assetsAudioPlayer.stop();
                          updateButtonText("Play", Icons.play_arrow_rounded);
                        }
                      },
                      label: Text(getButtonString(), style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 24.0),),
                      icon: Icon(iconPlayStop, size: 24.0,),
                    ),
                  ],
                ),
              ),
            );
          } else {
            return const Text("There is a error loading data!");
          }
        },
      ),
    ),
    const Center(
      child: Text("Scoreboard"),
    ),
    const Center(
      child: Text("About"),
    ),
  };

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(
        title: Center(
          child: Text(widget.title),
        ),
      ),
      body: Center(
        child: _appPages.elementAt(_selectedAppIndex),
      ),
      bottomNavigationBar: BottomNavigationBar(
        type: BottomNavigationBarType.fixed,
        backgroundColor: Colors.transparent,
        elevation: 0,
        currentIndex: _selectedAppIndex,
        selectedFontSize: 14,
        unselectedFontSize: 14,
        showUnselectedLabels: false,
        onTap: (value) {
          setState(() {
            _selectedAppIndex = value;
          });
        },
        items: const [
          BottomNavigationBarItem(
            label: "Player",
            icon: Icon(Icons.music_note_rounded),
          ),
          BottomNavigationBarItem(
            label: "Scoreboard",
            icon: Icon(Icons.scoreboard_rounded),
          ),
          BottomNavigationBarItem(
            label: "About",
            icon: Icon(Icons.info_rounded),
          ),
        ],
      ),
    );
  }

  static String getButtonString() {
    if(assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value){
      return "Stop";
    }else{
      return "Play";
    }
  }
}

What I want is to update the button text and icon stop text and icon to when the button is pressed and the player is playing and vice versa.
I am using the latest build of flutter with material design widgets. I am building for android and ios.

A: you need to tell your code when did you change the state by doing setState()
ElevatedButton.icon(
                  onPressed: () {
                  setState(() {// add this whenever you want to change the values and update your screen
                    if(!assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value) {
                      initRadioPlayer(data.data?.get("link"));
                      updateButtonText("Stop", Icons.stop_rounded);
                    }else{
                      assetsAudioPlayer.stop();
                      updateButtonText("Play", Icons.play_arrow_rounded);
                    }
                  });
                  },
                  label: Text(getButtonString(), style: const
                  TextStyle(fontSize: 24.0),),
                  icon: Icon(iconPlayStop, size: 24.0,),
                ),

A: You can use like that:
   ElevatedButton.icon(
        onPressed: () async {
          await getButtonString();
          setState(() {
          });
        },
        label: Text(getButtonString(), style: const
        TextStyle(fontSize: 24.0),),
        icon: Icon(iconPlayStop, size: 24.0,),
      ),

For more information https://dart.dev/codelabs/async-await

A: I found a solution for this. It seems that setState isn't working for my app. So I implemented ValueNotifier and ValueListenableBuilder to update the values.
First I initialised the variables
ValueNotifier<IconData> iconPlayStop = ValueNotifier(Icons.play_arrow_rounded);
ValueNotifier<String> txtPlayStop = ValueNotifier("Play");

Then in button on click I updated the code to change the values on both value notifiers.
                      onPressed: () {
                        if(!assetsAudioPlayer.isPlaying.value) {
                          initRadioPlayer(data.data?.get("link"));
                          txtPlayStop.value = "Stop";
                          iconPlayStop.value = Icons.stop_rounded;
                          iconPlayStop.notifyListeners();
                        }else{
                          assetsAudioPlayer.stop();
                          txtPlayStop.value = "Play";
                          iconPlayStop.value = Icons.play_arrow_rounded;
                        }
                      },

Then on both label and icon I added ValueListenableBuilders
                      label: ValueListenableBuilder(
                        valueListenable: txtPlayStop,
                        builder: (BuildContext context, String value, Widget? child) => Text(value, style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 24.0),),
                      ),
                      icon: ValueListenableBuilder(
                        valueListenable: iconPlayStop,
                        builder: (BuildContext context, IconData value, Widget? child) => Icon(value, size: 24.0,),
                      ),

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This winter was a bit unusual in Bahrain (and whole of Gulf region), with extra chilly winds! The Christmas season was full with the meats ? the Turkey and the other regular stuff. So in a way, for the tired souls, it was time to do something different. So we hit upon this recipe and came out with something quite quick and yummy.
1 kg Crabs (approx 5-7) clean and cut into halves.
In a pan, take a little sunflower oil and fry onion slices, and when they turn brownish, add tomato slices and fry for a while (3-4 minutes). Add ginger-garlic paste, crushed pepper, turmeric powder and a pinch of salt and mix it well. Remember, crabs are already salty, so limit your salt input. Now add the cleaned n cut crabs to this masala with half a cup of water and cook on slow fire, mixing well in between till it is done to your liking, approximately for 10 -12 minutes.
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2022 Cybersecurity Trends and Predictions
Lior Div, CEO and Co-founder, Cybereason
The changing of the leaves and the brisk fall mornings around Boston are a sign that 2021 is nearing its end. It's a time that I like to reflect on the year gone by and think about the potential for the new year.
In the world of cybersecurity in particular, the end of the year brings an avalanche of predictions for what the threat landscape will look like in the year ahead. It's a fun end-of-year tradition, but it can also provide valuable insight into coming trends to help defenders be prepared for what's on the horizon.
As I review predictions from previous years and look at some of the 2022 predictions that are already hitting the internet, I have noticed that a lot of them are not really "predictions"—they are just a list of buzzwords or topics that are already gaining momentum that someone has put together to "predict" that those things will still be relevant next year. Things like AI / ML, cloud computing, the cybersecurity skills gap, and ransomware are not really predictions but instead blatantly obvious. Of course, those things will continue to get attention, but it doesn't take a security expert or any special insight to "predict" that.
Beyond the Buzzwords
To borrow a poker metaphor, those topics are table stakes. Looking ahead to what Cybereason and our customers need to be aware of for 2022, it's important to keep those things in mind, but let us consider the broader threat landscape—and what we are seeing in terms of emerging attacks and current threat research—to identify key risks that defenders need to prepare for.
2022 Cybersecurity Predictions
With that in mind, here are the risks that stand out as unique above and beyond the buzzwords:
RansomOps – The New Kill Chain
Ransomware as a threat is already established and well known. Ransomware attacks occur on a daily basis and 2021 has seen multiple ransomware events that have had a significant impact. The risk that doesn't get enough attention and that defenders need to understand is that ransomware has evolved.
It started out as a variant of traditional malware—just a different way for threat actors to make a profit when compromising a target. What we see today is not that simple. We now have ransomware cartels—like REvil, Conti, DarkSide, and others—and ransomware is not a piece of malware, but rather comprehensive ransomware operations, or RansomOps, where the execution of the ransomware itself is just the final piece of a much longer attack chain.
There is too much focus on the ransomware executable, or how to recover once an organization's servers and data are already encrypted. That's like fighting terrorism by focusing only on the explosive device or waiting to hear the "boom" to know where to focus resources.
RansomOps take a low and slow approach—infiltrating the network and spending time moving laterally and conducting reconnaissance to identify and exfiltrate valuable data. Threat actors might be in the network for days, or even weeks. It's important to understand how RansomOps work and be able to recognize Indicators of Behavior (IOBs) that enable you to detect and stop the threat actor before the point of "detonation" when the data is actually encrypted, and a ransom demand is made.
Supply Chain – Amplifying Reach of Attacks
This also doesn't feel like much of a "prediction" at face value. IT professionals are very familiar with the concept of a supply chain attack thanks to the SolarWinds attacks. You need to have a broader perspective on the concept of supply chain, though. It is not always a function of compromising a device or application that is then distributed to others down the chain.
It would be more accurate to call it "Low Hanging Fruit." SolarWinds is one example of a threat actor finding a way to compromise one company and leveraging that attack to allow them to compromise the customers of the initial target. Our research into DeadRinger and GhostShell illustrates examples of a different approach with a similar outcome. Threat actors gained access to telecommunications providers, which then enabled them to access and monitor communications for customers of those providers.
In both cases, the concept is the same. There is a growing trend of threat actors realizing the value of targeting a supplier or provider up the chain in order to compromise exponentially more targets downstream. Rather than attacking 100 or 1,000 separate organizations, they can successfully exploit one company that unlocks the door to all the rest. It is the path of least resistance.
The attacks we have seen have been part of cyber espionage campaigns from nation-state adversaries. Those attacks will likely continue, and we will see a rise in cybercriminals adopting the strategy as well. Companies that act as suppliers or providers need to be more vigilant, and all organizations need to be aware of the potential risk posed from the companies they trust.
Microsoft – Living with the Microsoft Risk
The simple truth is that one way or another, Microsoft products are directly involved in the vast majority of cyber attacks. Threat actors invest their time and effort identifying vulnerabilities and developing exploits for the platforms and applications their potential victims are using. Microsoft has a dominant role across operating systems, cloud platforms, and applications that make it fairly ubiquitous.
By developing software riddled with vulnerabilities and not always accepting responsibility or acting to address issues, Microsoft bears some responsibility. However, it is not always a matter of exploiting vulnerabilities. Google analyzed 80 million ransomware samples and determined that 95% were Windows-based executables or DLLs. Only about 5% of the samples actually used exploits—but most of those targeted Windows as well.
Adding insult to injury, Microsoft continues to coerce customers into using its own inferior cybersecurity offerings through its predatory E5 licensing model. They are selling customers products and services that make them vulnerable, and then demanding more money to provide inadequate protection to try and defend those products and services.
Microsoft will continue to be the primary focus for cyber attacks in 2022. That isn't really a revelation. Defenders need to understand the risk of relying on Microsoft to protect them when they can't even protect themselves. Organizations that depend on Microsoft for security will find themselves making headlines for the wrong reasons.
I'm not suggesting that organizations not use Microsoft products or services, but it is important to understand the risks and have a layered approach to defending those products and services against attacks.
Cybersecurity Is National Security
The line no longer exists between national security and cybersecurity. Sometimes a nation-state adversary attacks a private company as part of a broader campaign. Russia did it with SolarWinds. China did it with HAFNIUM. Iran did it with GhostShell. Sometimes, cybercriminals launch attacks with national security implications. The flow of oil and the food supply chain were both seriously disrupted in 2021 by ransomware attacks.
What we need to be aware of as we go into 2022 is the increasing cooperation and collaboration between these threat actors. Nation-state adversaries are not directly controlling many of these operations, but a combination of state-sanctioned, state-condoned, and state-ignored attacks create an environment where failure to act is equivalent to tacit approval and indicates that even if they are not actively working together, their objectives are often aligned.
The US government has made progress and will continue to work to improve the cyber defenses of federal agencies. They will also coordinate efforts with private sector tech and cybersecurity companies, as well as nation-state allies around the world to address the Cyber Cold War, protect effectively against threats, and work together to bring threat actors to justice.
XDR – Improving Protection with AI
With the shift to work-from-home or hybrid work models, the rollout of 5G wireless, and the explosion of IoT (internet-of-things) devices, virtually everything is connected today. This connectivity provides a variety of benefits in terms of productivity and convenience, but it also exposes organizations to significant risk which makes Extended Detection and Response (XDR) crucial.
The question is, "What is XDR?". Many vendors have an offering they are calling XDR, but not all XDR is created equally. There is almost universal agreement that XDR is the next thing, but the definition of what XDR is and the best way to achieve it is still being debated.
The industry will reach some consensus in 2022 and leaders will emerge as the dust settles some in the XDR market. Regardless of how we define XDR, the scope and volume of threats demands that artificial intelligence (AI) play a central role in making it effective.
Get Ready for 2022
As you take time to gather with family and friends for the holidays, or just disconnect from work and recharge, hopefully these insights will help you prepare more effectively for the cybersecurity challenges you will face in 2022. The threat landscape is constantly shifting, but understanding how threat actors think and having insight into emerging trends enables you to stay ahead of the curve and defend more effectively.
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SA Woman Australia Community Awards have been held and two Southern Fleurieu women have received the ultimate accolade. Victor Harbor's Carolyn Jeffrey, the founder of the Women in Business Regional Network won the Community category and Yankalilla's Tiarnie Marks, the owner/operator of 21 Junk Street, won the People's Choice award for her category. Tiarnie, has also been elected chair of the Fleurieu Business Association and Carolyn founded the Business Network in 2017 to provide support, networking, promotion and advocacy for women in regional areas of the state Tiarnie was humbled to receive the award. "I love my community so much and am always grateful for the support we have had from our little regional area. I look forward to doing what I can to do my bit in this area," Tiarnie said. Carolyn Jeffrey was honoured and privileged to have been named the Community Award winner at the SA Woman Australia awards for supporting women in business in regional South Australia. "It's fair to say I cried when it was announced, as I hadn't really taken time out to appreciate what an amazing organisation has been created and the difference it has made," Carolyn said. "Few people start a business or an organisation with the aim of getting an award, but it is a delightful bonus to receive such an accolade. I started the Women in Business Regional Network just over two years ago out of a desire to assist businesswomen in the regions to overcome isolation through networking, access to practical and cost-effective training opportunities, support and to play an advocacy role with the aim of providing them with a voice and nurturing the voice within each of them." Carolyn said the network now had chapters meeting regularly in Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn, Murray Bridge, McLaren Vale, the Riverland, Yorke Peninsula, Adelaide Hills and Port Pirie. Carolyn organises and attends each function. Tiarnie established 21 Junk Street with her husband. The business started off as a retro and vintage shop in a back shed and is now a well-known catering business and coffee van servicing the Fleurieu. "Being nominated was an unexpected surprise. I am so grateful as it has already opened a whole door of opportunities, new networking and refreshing people who love to give advice but are also not afraid to ask for it," Tiarnie said. Carolyn will not rest on her laurels and has big plans for the next 12 months for the network. "The plan in 2020 is to have new chapters in the Barossa, Clare, Port Augusta and a couple of other locations. We will create a start-up club to help new businesswomen to get guidance and support and there will be the launch of an online shared marketplace for network members," Carolyn said. "There will also be a heavy emphasis on the development of leadership traits and personal confidence in our members so they can use their voice to expand the opportunities ahead for women in business in regional areas. "There has never been a better time to be a woman in business in South Australia, so we need to be equipped to make the most of the opportunities ahead and I'm excited about having the chance to make that happen." Carolyn said organisations like the Women in Business Regional Network and SA Woman Australia are the ideal vehicles and platforms for women in business to take advantage of the opportunities that are available now and into the future. If women work together and support one another the possibilities are endless. "Thanks to SA Woman Australia for the very professional awards process that provides the opportunity to reflect upon our business journey and also to Juliet Lever OR Relaunch My Life for sponsoring the award. It was so wonderful to get back to my motel room too to see the wonderful array of delights inside my winner's box, so thanks to all who contributed to that too," Carolyn said. "This year I have organised, attended and addressed almost 70 women in business functions throughout the state. Over the past two years I've travelled thousands of kilometres, sacrificed time and money to build the network and many people ask, "Why?". The simple answer is that watching women grow and support one another gives me such a boost that money would never be able to buy. "This time last year I would never have dreamed I'd be standing before a room of more than 90 people, overseeing a network of 138 financial members, over 1500 social media followers and 800+ subscribers."
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Two Fleurieu women recognised at major awards night
COMMUNITY LEADERS: Tiarnie Marks and Carolyn Jeffrey at the awards night where they were both recognised. Photo: courtesy Hashtag Insta Prints.
SA Woman Australia Community Awards have been held and two Southern Fleurieu women have received the ultimate accolade.
Victor Harbor's Carolyn Jeffrey, the founder of the Women in Business Regional Network won the Community category and Yankalilla's Tiarnie Marks, the owner/operator of 21 Junk Street, won the People's Choice award for her category.
Tiarnie, has also been elected chair of the Fleurieu Business Association and Carolyn founded the Business Network in 2017 to provide support, networking, promotion and advocacy for women in regional areas of the state
Tiarnie was humbled to receive the award.
"I love my community so much and am always grateful for the support we have had from our little regional area. I look forward to doing what I can to do my bit in this area," Tiarnie said.
Carolyn Jeffrey was honoured and privileged to have been named the Community Award winner at the SA Woman Australia awards for supporting women in business in regional South Australia.
"It's fair to say I cried when it was announced, as I hadn't really taken time out to appreciate what an amazing organisation has been created and the difference it has made," Carolyn said.
"Few people start a business or an organisation with the aim of getting an award, but it is a delightful bonus to receive such an accolade. I started the Women in Business Regional Network just over two years ago out of a desire to assist businesswomen in the regions to overcome isolation through networking, access to practical and cost-effective training opportunities, support and to play an advocacy role with the aim of providing them with a voice and nurturing the voice within each of them."
Carolyn said the network now had chapters meeting regularly in Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn, Murray Bridge, McLaren Vale, the Riverland, Yorke Peninsula, Adelaide Hills and Port Pirie. Carolyn organises and attends each function.
Tiarnie established 21 Junk Street with her husband. The business started off as a retro and vintage shop in a back shed and is now a well-known catering business and coffee van servicing the Fleurieu.
"Being nominated was an unexpected surprise. I am so grateful as it has already opened a whole door of opportunities, new networking and refreshing people who love to give advice but are also not afraid to ask for it," Tiarnie said.
Yankalilla's Tiarnie Marks.
Carolyn will not rest on her laurels and has big plans for the next 12 months for the network.
"The plan in 2020 is to have new chapters in the Barossa, Clare, Port Augusta and a couple of other locations. We will create a start-up club to help new businesswomen to get guidance and support and there will be the launch of an online shared marketplace for network members," Carolyn said.
"There will also be a heavy emphasis on the development of leadership traits and personal confidence in our members so they can use their voice to expand the opportunities ahead for women in business in regional areas.
"There has never been a better time to be a woman in business in South Australia, so we need to be equipped to make the most of the opportunities ahead and I'm excited about having the chance to make that happen."
Victor Harbor's Carolyn Jeffrey.
Carolyn said organisations like the Women in Business Regional Network and SA Woman Australia are the ideal vehicles and platforms for women in business to take advantage of the opportunities that are available now and into the future. If women work together and support one another the possibilities are endless.
"Thanks to SA Woman Australia for the very professional awards process that provides the opportunity to reflect upon our business journey and also to Juliet Lever OR Relaunch My Life for sponsoring the award. It was so wonderful to get back to my motel room too to see the wonderful array of delights inside my winner's box, so thanks to all who contributed to that too," Carolyn said.
"This year I have organised, attended and addressed almost 70 women in business functions throughout the state. Over the past two years I've travelled thousands of kilometres, sacrificed time and money to build the network and many people ask, "Why?". The simple answer is that watching women grow and support one another gives me such a boost that money would never be able to buy.
"This time last year I would never have dreamed I'd be standing before a room of more than 90 people, overseeing a network of 138 financial members, over 1500 social media followers and 800+ subscribers."


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Q: Are the Rényi entropies mutually orthogonal over density matrices For a density matrix $\rho \in D(\mathcal{H})$, the quantum Rényi entropy is defined as
$$S_α(\rho) = \frac{1}{1-\alpha} \log \mathrm{tr}(\rho^\alpha), \alpha \in (0,1)\cup(1,∞)$$
Does it satisfy the orthogonality condition
$$\int S_α^*(\rho) S_\beta(\rho)d\rho = \delta_{\alpha \beta} $$
?

A: Renyi entropies are non-negative numbers.
Moreover, they are all non-zero on all non-pure states.
So no, they won't satisfy such an orthogonality relation.
(Note that it is not even clear what your integral $\mathrm{d}\rho$ means - but this won't affect the answer, unless you integrate over pure states.)


One of the very first things I did after Trevor popped the question, was get a planner. I knew that I couldn't do this by myself, and needed a little book to guide me through the process and help make sure that I didn't forget anything.
I ordered this Erin Condren planner off their website the very next day. I was able to customize the cover by choosing the design that I wanted and adding in my future monogram/initials at the bottom (DNL)! The inside all comes the same, but it has literally everything that I need.
The very first part of the planner are monthly calendars. I use this to mark down anything wedding related, as well as, some personal things that I want to take note of so that I can remember that I have these personal events going on if I were to start any wedding planning.
I use the Erin Condren stickers at the back of the planner to keep track of specific wedding things like appointments, dates to remember (for example, I marked when we finalized a few things so that I would remember those dates), when money is due, and more.
The other portion of this planner is mostly for to-do's and lists. It has specially segmented to-do lists that are supposed to help you schedule out different things during different times before your wedding. For example, I just wrapped up the '14-9 months before' portion of the to-do list and accomplished everything that I was supposed to do during this time frame.
There are also list/guidance pages where it helps you plan things like your music choices, pictures needed, flower arrangements, alcohol, etc. It's really good to keep you organized and focused on the important things on a larger scale, and then dive more into the details as time goes on.
The final half of the planner is mostly just notes pages. I might be using these as my Wedding Day sign-in, but I haven't quite decided yet. I like the idea of keeping everything in my planner as one solid scrapbook, journal, memory-keeper that I will have for years to come. I write little journal entries about how I'm feeling or how the planning process is going, and I plan on sticking pictures in there too!
I think we're doing really good on the planning so far. Essentially all of our wedding is planned out in terms of me knowing what I want, I just need to finalize details and logistics.
We have our venue booked--which is one of the first things that I did. I wanted a venue that felt homey to Trevor and I, and made us both feel comfortable. Once we found the venue, everything else could start falling into place. The details really revolve around the venue, and I am glad I was able to get a place that was perfect to me.
We also have our officiant booked. Our photographer booked. Our DJ booked. Our wedding party planned. Our save-the-dates planned out (but not yet made). And our food planned (but not yet decided on a caterer). I don't really want to share all of the details about everything that we have planned because I want to leave the final stuff for my family and friends to see on the big wedding day.
Like I said though, things are going really well. I'm a little nervous about a few things--like flowers, for some reason flowers are really stressing me out--but for the most part everything is going well. I'm more of an overarching planner, and I struggle with the small details, but I'm really going to have to push through and get better at that so that I can plan this wedding!


Most of the time I get paid rather well, Im on their side in their struggle to get good grades and scores? It takes practice? Man: You from USA?Me: Yes. My goal in buying the radio is no good unless I follow the instructions; It will set you apart from everyone else. Im not good at a lot of things.
On September 9th, I made my first visit! Money, in any country, is relative to salaries and income? It is a badge of pride for me, Im certainly not worthy to be compared to such a great hero, patriot and role model as Lei Feng; In fact, the majority of students are going to be average in their IQ; Imagine getting your paycheck and knowing that it is exactly 10% more than you know your salaryWomens Canada Goose WHISTLER PARKA RedwoodOn Sale 50% off to be.
life, It is wonderful in many ways: Is it better than the USA? Well, it is different than the USA and Im enjoying my very rich experience here!


Depression is an etiologically heterogeneous group of brain disorders characterized by a wide range of symptoms that reflect alterations in cognitive, psychomotor and emotional processes Depression is a common mental disorder that is accompanied with decreased energy, loss of pleasure or interest, guilt feeling, disturbed sleep, unable to concentrate, disturbed sleep, low self worth and depressed mood. The reasons for the disease include stimulation of MAO-A, inhibition of NA and 5-HT.There are plenty of synthetic drugs used to treat depression but not enough blissful for patients, moreover, these synthetic drugs have potential side effects. Natural medicinal plants may be important sources of novel antidepressant drugs and the usage of plant extracts may be proven better in the management of stress and depression. The objective of this review is to enlist medicinal herbs which have antidepressant action using various rodent models of depression.


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Sources claim Kane report on Sandusky investigation 'a complete vindication' of Corbett, no influence from Second Mile, Bonusgate
Updated Jan 05, 2019; Posted Jun 07, 2014
By Donald Gilliland | dgilliland@pennlive.com
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane meets with the PennLive editorial board on June 3, 2014. Joe Hermitt, PennLive
Multiple sources with knowledge of Attorney General Kathleen Kane's draft report on her investigation into whether Tom Corbett "slow-walked" the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse investigation say the report constitutes "a complete vindication" of the governor's handling of the investigation while he was attorney general.
The report has not been released publicly, but it has been shared with people who are named in it so they can respond. The report will not be released until those responses have been incorporated and a judge gives the go-ahead.
Nevertheless, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review has obtained excerpts from the report, and the Philadelphia Inquirer has interviewed people who have read it.
Multiple sources with knowledge of the contents of the report told The Patriot-News/PennLive on Saturday that the report indicates there is no evidence whatsoever that any political influence was put to bear on the case, nor any evidence the investigation was slowed down for political influence.
Multiple sources said the report is a "complete repudiation" of that.
According to an excerpt in the Tribune-Review, "There's nothing in the available document record or witness interviews to support that Attorney General Corbett or anyone else in the OAG executive office at this time gave any instructions on how to conduct the investigation."
Sources also indicated the report found no evidence that political donations from people associated with The Second Mile had influenced the investigation in any way.
Sources said the report also indicates there's no evidence the Sandusky investigation suffered from lack of resources because of the contemporaneous BonusGate investigation.
The sources said the report does raise the question of whether or not prosecutors should have executed a search warrant on Sandusky's home earlier; they say it indicates there was a question among prosecutors whether or not there was sufficient probable cause for the warrant.
When contacted Saturday, Attorney General spokesman J.J. Abbott said, "We will not comment on any speculation about the report. It will be released in its full context when all the legal requirements have been met."


This flat wooden suit hanger with pant bar comes with a brilliant polished brass hook and shoulder notches for hanging. These hangers are stained in rich walnut and coated with lacquer for beauty and durability. Sold in bundles of 25, half boxes of 50 or full boxes of 100 hangers.


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This book is created from a series of lectures that Jim Al-Khalili gave to teenage schoolchildren. As such it is entirely non-technical, but succeeds very well in linking the science of the theory of relativity with sci-fi concepts such as wormholes and time travel. It also includes an introduction to cosmology and a discussion of the philosophy of time. I would recommend it to any reader wanting a gentle introduction to these subjects or to more advanced readers who will enjoy it as a little light reading. Continued..
The names of Richard Dawkins and Stephen J Gould will be familiar to readers of popular science books, but sometimes its difficult to place the two in context. Dawkins is responsible for some provocative work, such the idea of the 'selfish' gene, but his view seems to be the one adopted by the mainstream. Gould on the other hand seems more moderate and conciliatory in his books, but has sometimes been seen as a thorn in the side of the scientific establishment, with his ideas of punctuated equilibrium. This book summarises the positions of these two famous biologists and does an excellent job in providing the required context. Continued..
Some of the ideas floating around in theoretical physics seem a bit far out, and the non-expert might wonder whether there is any real substance to them - string theory sounds weird enough, but multidimensional branes seem to be stretching credibility to the limit. In this book an expert physicist describes the work she has been doing on this subject, but does so in a way that is accessible to the novice, skillfully using metaphor to explain each point. Thus we hear about the development of string theory and the standard model, leading on to the latest ideas of why space might seem to be three dimensional when in reality it has more, 'hidden' dimensions. Continued..
Anyone who goes for a walk in the woods in the USA should know about the need to guard against Lyme disease. But thinking about deer and their ticks tends to obscure the organism which is actually responsible, a bacterium called Borrelia burdorferi or Bb for short. This book tells its story, and of the challenges it faces as it moves between its various hosts. The book requires no previous knowledge of the subject, and teaches the reader a fair amount of biology along the way. Despite the nature of the subject, it makes an excellent choice for a little light reading. Continued..
This book looks at the development of Brouwer's Intuitionism, and its reception by the mathematics community. Is mathematics just axioms, or is there more to it? How are we to think of infinite sets? The book will certainly be of interest to students of the history of mathematics. It might also be of interest to those wanting to know about the culture in the 1920's - how the war had introduced uncertainty everywhere. It certainly requires some knowledge of university level mathematics, but was more readable than I expected. Readers who topped up what they learned at school with some reading about mathematical axiomatics would probably be able to follow it, in particular chapters 1, 2, and 6. It would also be of use to those considering research into the foundations of mathematics - possibly as a warning of the quagmire that this can become. Continued..


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Q: Wikipedia python api error, ValueError: No JSON object could be decoded Searching from python wikipedia-api
import wikipedia
import json
wikipedia.search('Barack Obama ')

Got following error
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/wikipedia/util.py", line 28, in __call__
    ret = self._cache[key] = self.fn(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/wikipedia/wikipedia.py", line 103, in search
    raw_results = _wiki_request(search_params)
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/wikipedia/wikipedia.py", line 742, in _wiki_request
    return r.json()
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/site-packages/requests/models.py", line 866, in json
    return complexjson.loads(self.text, **kwargs)
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/json/__init__.py", line 339, in loads
    return _default_decoder.decode(s)
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 364, in decode
    obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end())
  File "/home/panini-aidb/anaconda3/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 382, in raw_decode
    raise ValueError("No JSON object could be decoded")
ValueError: No JSON object could be decoded

I have tried importing json as well but didn't work

A: >>> import wikipedia
>>> import json
>>> wikipedia.search('Barack Obama ')
[u'Barack Obama', u'Barack Obama in comics', u'Barack Obama Sr.', u'Barack Obama Presidential Center', u'Inauguration of Barack Obama', u'List of things named after Barack Obama', u'Barack Obama: Der schwarze Kennedy', u'List of topics related to Barack Obama', u'Speeches of Barack Obama', u'Public image of Barack Obama']