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South Caucasus : Meeting on Legal Regulations of Public and Private Broadcasting
Conference in Yerevan, 6-7 October 2001
YEREVAN PRESS CLUB
FRIEDRICH EBERT FOUNDATION
LEGAL REGULATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BROADCASTING
October 6-7, 2001, Yerevan
OCTOBER 6, SATURDAY
Chair: Boris NAVASARDIAN, Yerevan Press Club President
10.00 Opening Speeches:
Pall THORHALLSSON, Administrative Officer, Media Division, DG II, Council of Europe
Shavarsh KOCHARYAN, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Science, Education, Culture and Youth Issues of the RA National Assembly
10.30 Swedish System of Broadcasting Regulation
Presentation by Henrik SELIN, Deputy Director, Media Division, Ministry of Culture, Sweden
11.00 Regulation of Broadcast Media during Election Campaigns
Presentation by Helen DARBISHIRE, Media Law Program Manager OSI - COLPI / Network Media Program
11.30 Coffee Break
12.00 Principles of Legal Regulation of Private Broadcasting, Presentation by Andrei RICHTER, Director, Moscow Media Law and Policy Center
12.30 Discussion
13.30 Lunch
Chair: Nouneh SARGSIAN, Managing Director, Internews Armenia
14.30 Public Broadcasting reforms and practice of journalism : IFJ missions in Czech Republic and Hungary, IFJ Public Broadcasting Campaign
Presentations by Marc GRUBER, Campaign Co-ordinator,International Federation of Journalists
15.00 Presentation and Discussion of Situation in Other Countries
16.30 Lasting Totalitarian Legacy and Reforms in Broadcasting Legislation
Presentations by Georgiy POTCHEPTSOV, Professor of Institute of International Relations, Ukraine
Vitaliy SHEVCHENKO, Secretary of Committee on Freedom of Speech Issues of the Ukraine Parliament
OCTOBER 7, SUNDAY
Third Session
Chair: Levon BARSEGHYAN, Director, "Shant" Radio Company
10.00 Broadcasting Legislation and the Inherent Problems in Azerbaijan and Georgia
12.00 Implementation of New Broadcasting Legislation in Armenia: Shortcomings and Advantages. Presentation by Tigran NAGHDALYAN, Chairman, Council of Public Television and Radio of Armenia
Fourth Session
Chair: Mesrop HARUTYUNYAN, YPC Expert
14.30 Professional and Civil Lobbying of Reforms in Broadcast Legislation of South Africa. Presentation by Lumko MTIMDE, General Manager - Broadcasting Policy for the Department of Communications, Ministry of Communications, South Africa
16.30 Possibilities of International Cooperation in Reforming Broadcast Legislation and Practical Implementation of Modern Standards. Open Discussion
REPORT OF THE MEETING BY THE YEREVAN PRESS CLUB : THE COUNTRIES ARE DIFFERENT, THE PROBLEMS ARE SIMILAR
On October 6-7 in Yerevan an international conference titled "Legal Regulation of Public and Private Broadcasting" was held. The Conference had been organized by Yerevan Press Club with the support of East-East Program and the Media Network Program of the Open Society Institute, the Council of Europe, Friedrich Ebert Foundation. Internews NGO also assisted the
organization of the event. The Conference accommodated journalists, lawyers, members of parliaments, leaders of professional journalistic associations from the South Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, Ukraine, other countries of Eastern and Central Europe, South Africa, as well as representatives of reputable international organizations, such as the Council of Europe, OSCE,
the International Federation of Journalists, the European Institute for the Media.
The main subject of the discussion was the situation around the public and private broadcasting and the legal regulation of the sphere. The participants showed great diversity (14 countries), yet the problems voiced were similar, especially in the post-Soviet region. The opening speech of
the Administrative Officer of Media Division, DG II of the Council of Europe Pall Thorhallsson expressed a wish to "listen to success stories" referring to broadcasting. The experience of democratically developed countries, as always, made one envious.
Thus, as Henrik Selin, the Deputy Director of the Media Division of the Ministry of Culture of Sweden, noted, his was the first country in the world to legally establish the freedom of the press. In 1766 the Parliament of Sweden adopted a Freedom of Press Act, which in 1809 became a part of the Constitution.
In Estonia, Rein Lang, the head of popular Estonian KUKU Radio, said, the Public Information Act came into force on January 1, 2001. According to the Act, all the official documents which contain no state secrets, are placed on the Internet.
The representatives of other post-Soviet countries had, unfortunately, very little to be proud of. Nowadays, laws on television and radio are passed only in Ukraine (1997) and Armenia. (By the way, on October 9 the Armenian broadcast law became one year old.) They are both far from being perfect and need serious reforming. The legal field in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, especially in the broadcast area, is practically unshaped - draft laws have been developed at best. According to the Director of the Media Law and Policy Center Andrei Richter, in early next year the
Russian TV and radio companies may encounter a serious obstacle. In February 2002 the new law on licensing will come into effect; however its list of entities to be licensed forgetfully - in the direct sense of this word - omits TV and radio broadcasting. Meanwhile, the suspension of license for broadcasting, even if only for a few months, means a death for the company.
The British, as Andrei Richter mentioned, are more accurate in paying subscription fees for the public broadcasting than they are with any of the taxes. The specifics of public broadcasting in the former Soviet Union, in the opinion of the Secretary of Committee on Freedom of Speech Issues of the Ukraine Parliament Vitaliy Shevchenko, is that in the West it was usually created to counterbalance the private, in our countries - to counterbalance the state broadcasting. Yet, very often, this implies nothing but a name change, the essence remains the same. "We live in countries where the legislative reality is one thing and the real one is something different",
Georgij Pocheptsov, another Ukraine representative, said. The phrase of his compatriot Valery Ivanov echoed this: "The fact that the law is adopted does not mean that it will be executed by the executive branch."
The aspiration of the authorities to retain, in any possible way, the control over media, the unshaped political and legal fields, the absence of developed advertising market, etc., all this were mentioned by the participants to be hindering the development of free media and democracy. As
the representative of the Ministry of Communications of South Africa Lumko Mtimde said, even if everyone can be licensed to broadcast, this does not mean that in this way the diversity of opinions is ensured. Also, unlike Sweden, no political parties in SAR, have rights for a frequency.
The question of how to transit from the state TV and radio to the really public ones and how to eliminate the institute of the state-owned media as such still remains rhetoric for the posttotalitarian countries.
The whole broad scope of problems and issues discussed at the Conference is planned by Yerevan Press Club for publication as a brochure in English and Russian languages. Some of the Conference materials are already presented at YPC Web Site: www.ypc.am
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The Magic of Play: How It Inspires & Aids Early Development
With the help of a frilly dress, tiara, and magic wand, your 3-year-old becomes the queen of a magical universe and rides a winged unicorn. When you're asked to taste the pink clouds, you agree that they're a lot like bubblegum.
Your 4-year-old pulls a sheet over his shoulders and runs as fast as he can across the lawn. He's a superhero, out to save the backyard from dragons hiding behind the bushes and find treasure buried in the sandbox.
Parents of preschoolers have a front-row seat to some of the most imaginative theater ever made. These are the "magic years" — when kids imagine grand stories and don't ask, "But can that really happen?"
Here's why imagination is so important and what you can do to foster these magic years.
How Preschoolers View the World
There's a lot that very young children can't yet grasp about the world around them. So they "fill in the blanks" and often make up their own magical explanations for how things work.
This time, which peaks during the preschool years, was dubbed "the magic years" by child development expert Selma Fraiberg.
Babies use their senses (touch, taste, smell, sight, and sound) to explore their world. As they develop, they begin to understand how things work ("If I push this button, the pony will pop out of the barn!").
Now, as preschoolers, they take this knowledge and combine it with a growing imagination to come up with fantastical ideas about why and how things happen.
Pretend play lets kids try out new roles for themselves (like superheroes, princesses, dinosaurs, wild animals, or even parents) and allows for creative problem-solving. But it also helps them deal with another hurdle of the preschool years: intense emotions. Baby dolls might be put in "time out" and scolded for actions suspiciously similar to your little one's latest offense. An imaginary friend (who's a bigger troublemaker than your child ever could be) might be dreamed up to help your child deal with feelings of guilt and remorse following a moment of lost control, such as hitting a playmate.
Self-control is a tough skill to learn, and pretend play helps kids practice it as well as play out the frustration it creates.
How Can I Encourage Imaginative Play?
Imaginative play begins in a child's mind. But that doesn't mean parents can't join in. Here are some ways to encourage your child's world of make-believe:
Go along with it. When young ones leap through the air and tell you they're flying, don't tell them they're only jumping. Instead, feed the fantasy: "Wow, you're so high up! What can you see on the ground? Maybe you should take a rest on that nice puffy cloud." Or even better, start flying with them.
Choose old-fashioned toys. Blocks, dolls, arts and crafts, and molding clay are all toys that require creativity and therefore spur imagination.
Limit electronic toys. Whether it's a handheld entertainment system or a "junior" laptop, try to avoid toys that need batteries. Creativity is stifled when the toy, rather than the child, directs the play.
Readto your child. And while reading, ask mind-opening questions: "If you were the caterpillar, what would you eat?" and "What do you think will happen next in the story?" This not only encourages imagination but promotes language skills and fosters an interest in books.
Schedule downtime. Make sure kids have free time every day to play on their own. Aside from encouraging creativity, it teaches them to use their own resources to amuse or soothe themselves.
Limit screen time. When kids watch a movie or even an educational program, they experience someone else's make-believe world instead of using their own imaginations. Young kids also are influenced by ads because they can't tell the difference between commercials and actual programs. The same goes for digital ads in online games and apps. Limit screen time (which includes TV, DVDs, computers, smartphones, and tablets) to no more than 1 hour of quality programming per day for kids 2 to 5 years old. When your child does use a screen, take time to watch together.
When the Magic Ends
The day will come when the princess tiaras collect dust and your little ones no longer believe they can fly. It's a bittersweet moment. You'll miss glimpses into that world where anything is possible. But it's a sign that your child is growing up.
The prefrontal cortex — the area of the brain just behind the forehead — has made the connections it needs to process more high-level thinking. So, the way a child thought the world worked is now not necessarily how it actually does work.
Take, for example, vacuum cleaners. A 2-year-old might fear that, just as the dog hair got sucked up off the carpet, he will too. But a year or two later, he might pretend he's being chased by the vacuum "monster" — and gain confidence from knowing that it will never get him.
By age 6 or so, kids are becoming aware that fears like being swallowed up by a vacuum are irrational — there's no way your entire body can be sucked up that little tube and vacuum cleaners are not monsters! Instead, they might want to take control and do the vacuuming on their own. This scenario will be repeated again and again as a child learns to tell the difference between the possible and the impossible.
This is also a time when your fantastical answers to their increasingly complex questions will no longer cut it. Thunder can no longer be a bowling match in the sky and the moon definitely isn't made of cheese. But even though your kids don't believe these tall tales anymore, it doesn't mean they can't imagine a bowling match in the sky or a moon made of cheese — it just means that now they'll be in on the joke.


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As of today, OSHA has rescinded the Interim Fall Protection Compliance for residential construction. This is major news for all residential contractors who did not use conventional fall protection in the past.
Compliance must be achieved by June of 2011.
The United States Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a directive rescinding the Interim Fall Protection Compliance Guidelines for Residential Construction (STD 03-00-001).
Prior to the issuance of this new directive, STD 03-00-001 allowed employers engaged in certain residential construction activities to use specified alternative methods of fall protection (e.g., slide guards or safety monitor systems) rather than the conventional fall protection (guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems) required by the residential construction fall protection standard (29 CFR 1926.501(b)(13)). Employers could use the alternative measures described in STD 03-00-001 without first proving that the use of conventional fall protection was infeasible or created a greater hazard and without a written fall protection plan.
With the issuance of the new directive, all residential construction employers must comply with 29 CFR 1926.501(b)(13).
Residential construction employers generally must ensure that employees working six feet or more above lower levels use guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems. A personal fall arrest system may consist of a full body harness, a deceleration device, a lanyard, and an anchor point. (See the definition of "personal fall arrest system" in 29 CFR 1926.500).
OSHA allows the use of an effective fall restraint system in lieu of a personal fall arrest system. To be effective, a fall restraint system must be rigged to prevent a worker from reaching a fall hazard and falling over the edge. A fall restraint system may consist of a full body harness or body belt that is connected to an anchor point at the center of a roof by a lanyard of a length that will not allow a worker to physically reach the edge of the roof.
Framing materials: Wood (or equivalent cold-formed sheet metal stud) framing, not steel or concrete; wooden floor joists and roof structures.
Exterior wall structure: Wood (or equivalent cold-formed sheet metal stud) framing or masonry brick or block.
Methods: Traditional wood frame construction techniques.


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Q: Suggest Technology for building a web app I am trying to build a web-application that will serve as classifieds and a bulletin board. The goal of the application is to help local commerce through internet. The data in the currently existing sites are not well organized .
My application will consist of
      1. Bulletin Board (Where you can buy or sell second hand products and things like that)
      2. Ask a question Page (Where users can post questions about the locality and get it answered )
My question is , which is the best server side technology to use. I am a Java developer and my target city has around 50,000 people accessing internet .

A: 50,000 potential users is really not that much to be an issue, so if you're familiar with Java, just find a good framework for it and use that!

A: Looks like the scope and target user base is small.
I suggest you consider using existing ecommerce framework. I am not sure if an open source one exists which is based on Java, but you can find several stable ones developed using PHP. Most of which will not require much coding and if you are prolific in coding, you can easily pick up the required syntax should you need to write codes in PHP.
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This past Sunday, our pastor at Oasis Church gave a truly powerful message on the importance of generosity, and how giving leads to a better life. The idea of being a giver and being more selfless has been something God has placed on my heart more and more, and probably always will. I used to be afraid to give too much, especially financially, because as a young, 20-something, starving artist in LA, just taking care of myself can be quite a daunting task at times.
When I really decided to give my life to Christ, finances were probably the most difficult thing for me to trust God with. This lack of faith kept me in jobs that I hated, left me just barely scraping by, made me selfish, and made me a bit of a money hoarder. Now-while it is extremely wise to save, we shouldn't be saving because we don't trust God to take care of us. Even further, we shouldn't be saving and hoarding money away when we could be helping and blessing others with what God has given us. That was an extremely difficult thing for me to let go of and open up to.
It all really comes back around to gratitude. Ungrateful people tend to be quite disappointed with life. Haven't you watched our culture as we are constantly seeking the next best thing? Our pastor laughed as he talked about how you can have an amazing home, and still, there is a magazine called "Better Homes" that will beautifully display to you what you still need and what you still don't have.
What really became a wake-up call for me was to realize that if my goal was to be more Christ-like each day, I couldn't do that without being a cheerful and grateful giver. Why? Because God Himself is a giver. John 3:16 tells us God loved us so much that He gave.
It wasn't easy for me to open up my heart and be willing to give financially. I was living in so much fear and so much doubt. I didn't even really know that I was trying to bargain with God, but my philosophy was that once God provided me with more, than I would bless others. However, I learned the hard way that God doesn't use the same logic or the same mathematical equations that our world lives by. He doesn't expect us to give what we don't have, but we are all able to bless others with what we do.
Finally, my stubborn heart gave up. I decided to try doing things God's way. I made a commitment a long time ago to always tithe even when I'm afraid, even when money is tight, even when I'm doubtful. Then, last week I felt God so strongly put on my heart that I should sponsor a child and use some of my income each month to help bless and take care of a little girl (Carola who lives in Bolivia), and provide her with food, water, and education. The more I felt God put this desire on my heart, I felt like God had a pretty wild sense of humor. You see, there are weeks that money is so tight that I couldn't buy groceries for myself! I didn't understand why God thought I was capable of caring for another human being. However, I decided to be faithful and felt so called to loving this girl, and I made the commitment to sponsor her.
When favor and providence flow.
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Beautifully said. Praise God that He is doing a mighty work in you and others as well, as you share and live out God's Word. You are a testimony to what God does in a believers life when they are obedient to His Word. Again, thank you Rachael. And may our dear Lord and Savior continue to bless you and Nathan abundantly.


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President George W. Bush today announced his intention to nominate one individual to serve in his administration:
The President intends to nominate Arnold I. Havens, of Virginia, to be General Counsel for the Department of the Treasury. He currently serves as Senior Vice President for Government Affairs at CSX Corporation. He previously served as Vice President for Federal Affairs, and Vice President and Washington Counsel, at CSX. Earlier in his career, he served as the President of the Havens Group, Inc., and as Senior Vice President of the Pagonis and Donnelly Group. During the George H.W. Bush Administration, he served as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs, at the White House. Mr. Havens is a graduate of the University of Illinois, where he went on to earn his law degree.


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After a five-month stoppage due to the coronavirus pandemic, the second leg of the final four UEFA Champions League fixtures take place this weekend with plenty still on the line. Hot favourites for the tournament, Manchester City, have a 2-1 lead to hold onto against the competition's most successful club in Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo will have to turn things around for Juventus if he is to try lift his sixth UEFA Champions League trophy as the Old Lady have a 1-0 deficit against Lyon. Elsewhere, Bayern Munich have one foot in the quarter-finals after beating Chelsea 3-0 in the first leg, while Barcelona have it all to do against Napoli.
Friday 7 August
Manchester City 7/10
Draw 32/10
Real Madrid 31/10
Manchester City will be looking to put their domestic troubles behind them when they hope to complete the job they started in the first leg of the Round of 16 against Spanish La Liga champions, Real Madrid. Pep Guardiola's men showed that history doesn't win you games as his side claimed an emphatic 2-1 win at the Santiago Bernabeu. Kevin De Bruyne produced yet another masterclass and comes into this tie in red-hot form after equalling the assist record of 20 in the Premier League. Since that defeat to City, Real Madrid went on to beat Barcelona in the El Clasico and pipped their rivals to clinch a record-breaking 34 league titles. This tie should be just as interesting as the first leg encounter, but like the previous game, City should come through on top. Take Manchester City to Win & Both Teams to Score at 17/10.
Juventus 9/20
Lyon 57/10
Juventus head into their second leg tie against Lyon as overwhelming favourites after going down 1-0 in France in the reverse fixture. The Old Lady will be confident of getting the job done in Turin, especially after winning all three of their previous home games in the competition earlier this campaign. Lyon have lost two of their three away games in the UEFA Champions League this term and will have to defend for their lives in Italy, with Juventus expected to throw everything at them from the first whistle of the game. Cristiano Ronaldo tends to shine the most when his team need him, with this fixture being set up for another masterclass from one of the world's greatest footballers ever. Back Juve to qualify at 8/10.
Bayern Munich 7/20
Draw 17/4
Chelsea 6/1
Complacency could be a key factor here as many would suggest that Bayern Munich wrapped up the tie over Chelsea in the first leg, winning 3-0 at Stamford Bridge. The Bavarians really stamped their authority in that tie and became many pundits' personal favourites to go on and win the competition for the first time since 2013. Frank Lampard has done an exceptional job, given the tools he's had throughout the campaign, finishing in the top four to book a spot for Chelsea in next season's UEFA Champions League, while they also reached the FA Cup final. This delay may have benefitted Bayern with Robert Lewandowski initially scheduled to miss the second leg due to injury, but will now be fit and ready to fire against Chelsea again. The Blues, on the other hand, have suffered crucial injuries to the likes of Cesar Azpilicueta and Christian Pulisic, while Willian's future remains unclear. Over 2.5 Goals seems the sensible bet here at 4/10 – goals are a given between these two sides.
Barcelona 6/10
Napoli 38/10
The mandate is simple for Barcelona. A victory by any scoreline would send them through after the Blaugrana earned a 1-1 draw at Napoli in the first leg of their tie. As simple as it may sound, it certainly won't be a straightforward game for Barca with Napoli well and truly capable of causing an upset on their day. This season, Napoli are unbeaten in the UEFA Champions League, impressively winning at FC Salzburg whilst they had all their star-studded players, while they also managed a 1-1 draw at Anfield against Liverpool. Barca are also unbeaten this term, and I'm expecting both sides' unbeaten run to continue, with a massive upset expected at the Camp Nou. My money is on a draw.
Friday DOUBLE @ 4/1
Man City Win & BTTS 17/10
Juventus to Qualify 8/10
Saturday DOUBLE @ 9/2
Bayern vs Chelsea Over 2.5 Goals 4/10
Barcelona vs Napoli Draw 3/1
Written by Jesse Nagel
Labels: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Juventus, Manchester City, Napoli, Real Madrid, Round of 16, UEFA Champions League
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Man and pit bull have emotional reunion after being hit by drunken driver
By Arin Greenwood
This is the moment a man and his dog were reunited for the first time after being hit by a drunken driver — an accident they were lucky to survive.
Man reunites with dog after they were hit by drunken driver
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The first thing Chance Patterson remembers after the incident, which occurred in East Vail, Colorado, on a Saturday night in late July, is asking about his dogs.
Carlitos, a German shepherd, and Izzy the pit bull had been in the car with him, having spent the day at doggie day care while Patterson was working a double shift at Larkburger, a restaurant chain.
A truck driver, who'd witnessed the serious collision on a mountainous part of Colorado's Interstate 70, came over to help. Twenty-two-year-old Patterson, drifting in and out of consciousness, just wanted to know: "Are my dogs OK?"
Patterson loved hiking, kayaking and mountain biking with his dogs, Carlitos and Izzy.Courtesy of Chance Patterson
The driver told Patterson he could see his German shepherd had been killed. Izzy was nowhere to be seen.
"I asked if he could go look for my other dog," Patterson told TODAY.
Rescue workers cut Patterson out of the smashed car, and brought him to the hospital. He was battered, with a broken leg, ribs and elbow, and a lacerated lung.
This is what Chance Patterson's car looked like after he and his dogs were hit by a drunken driver.Courtesy of Chance Patterson
Folks from the community set out to find Izzy. "The response was overwhelming," said Holly Walthers, owner of Vail Doggie Day Spa & Lodging — that's where Izzy and Carlitos had spent the day while Patterson worked.
By Monday, there had been several sightings of Izzy near the site of the accident. But no one had been able to capture her.
"There were a few people who got close to her but she would run and hide," Walthers said.
On Thursday, five days after the accident, the search party had an idea where Izzy might be based on information they'd gotten from local cyclists.
A Vail Doggie Day Spa employee who knows Izzy well went to the location, hoping a familiar face could draw her out,"and Izzy girl walked up right behind her and was beyond excited to find someone she knew was safe," said Walthers. "We immediately called Chance and he was crying and extremely thankful and happy."
"I had no words," said Patterson. "I was so happy. I thought I'd lost both my dogs."
Chance Patterson is reunited with his lost dog, Izzy.Courtesy of Chance Patterson
Patterson got out of the hospital after about a week. He and Izzy, who rather miraculously was diagnosed with only a sprained toe, were reunited a little less than a week after that. They are staying with a friend until Patterson no longer needs a wheelchair.
Walthers said Izzy was "resilient" and showed the "heart of a champion" during her nearly two weeks at doggie day care.
"She was so excited to see her dad," Walthers said. "Chance has a long road ahead of him to heal both physically and emotionally. We are just grateful that he has Izzy by his side."
Patterson told a local paper he harbors no ill will toward the drunken driver.
"I just want her to know I'm not mad. She's alive, I'm alive, and that's all that matters," he said — though he hopes his story, and his loss, might make someone else think twice before driving while under the influence themselves.
Izzy has been sticking by Patterson's side since they reunited.Courtesy of Chance Patterson
He still can't quite believe he and his dogs were in this terrible accident, and that he and Izzy survived.
"I don't know how I was able to come through it," he told TODAY. "Izzy barely had a scratch on her."
Before the crash, Carlitos used to be the dog who attached to Patterson at the hip. Izzy was more independent, frequently wandering off "trying to find things to get into trouble with," he said. Now, though, Izzy is sticking close, and "she won't go far at all."


Help! My DVD drive is missing!
I was using a laptop given by a friend, and everything was ok until recently. The DVD drive went missing.
Initially, the laptop shows symptom of breaking down. It was not able to write to a DVD or CD, and occasionally it was not able to read. Then one day, it decided not to appear at all in my windows explorer. For a while I thought may be it was over heated, and it should come back after turning off the laptop and let it rest for a while. However, that doesn't work. So thought I could be driver problem. So I went to have a look at the device manager. And true enough, there was a yellow exclamation mark for the DVD/CD drive, indicating that somehow there is an error with the driver.
Further investigation reveals that there are some problem in the registry. So I thought may be I will remove the driver, and re-install again should solve the problem. But it was not as easy as I thought. Trying to update the driver also doesn't help. Finally, after trying all that I could, I decided to google for a solution.
1. Click Start, then Run, type REGEDT and click OK.
4. Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.
After rebooting, I started the windows explorer, and what do you know?!! I got my DVD drive back. Praise the Lord!
I inserted a CD and it is reading well. I guess I have resolved my missing DVD mystery.
This is recorded for my future reference and also for anyone who faced the same problem I have.


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Two groups were created, control group and experimental group. Harrison's book contains an extensive bibliography and is well worth consulting. In simplistic terms, we can define motivation as the desire and willingness to do something and the inner force that helps individuals achieve their. Retrieved Feb 06 2019 from Robert Owen 1771-1858 was an early industrialist--perhaps best known for his model textile factory and village at New Lanark in Scotland. Children under 10 were not allowed to work in the Mill. Owen the reformer The factory at New Lanark was spectacularly profitable, with returns of over 50% on investment, and Owen held this to be proof of the validity and importance of his theories. His continued success in business at New Lanark coincided with, and indeed made possible, his rise to national and international prominence as a social reformer and philanthropic savant following the publication of his essays on A New View of Society.
House theorized that leaders are directly responsible for motivating their subordinates, and ideally could motivate them towards achieving personal goals and ultimately the goals of the organisation. According to Melrose the painting and maps were only taken down when the old school closed, half a century after Robert Owen left New Lanark. The Quest for Universal Harmony highlights the continuing relevance of Owen's ideas to today's society. The outcome was greater production but gave little. What Owen offered the working class Owenites was social salvation -- his creed was that of the secular millennium. As he proved successful in this position his employer gave him additional responsibility for the management of another large factory. Schooling and adult education Dale Owen also left a detailed report of the school for the older children of the community.
The motivation for a behavior may also be attributed to less-apparent reasons such as altruism or morality. Owen quickly spent his funds and in July 1842 was removed from control. Motivation is only one of the central issues in psychology. Theory X and Theory Y offer different perspectives on how to best motivate employees as a manager. This, along with other projects, failed due to internal disagreements and bad planning. This, along with other projects, failed due to internal disagreements and bad planning. Owen adopted in part the methods of Lancaster, whereby certain boys and girls chosen to be monitors passed on lessons learned by rote to other children, in a sense the factory system applied to education.
He was an intelligent boy who read avidly, loved music and was good at sports. Owen implemented a new educational system in the community, free medical care for workers, and a community education center for the workers called the Institute for the Formation of Character. One of the experiments was to examine how group piece work reward affected the group productivity. Each machine within the factory had a block of wood mounted on it with a different colour painted on each face. On the Streams, each of which is differently coloured, and represents a nation, are painted the principal events which occur in the history of those nations. Have you ever had a family member, teacher, or boss treat you poorly and make crazy demands? If you were one of the industrial engineers in charge of this experiment, what would you have expected to happen? By the time he was 21 he was a mill manager in Manchester.
Locke 2096 Words 7 Pages San Jose, Pyar S. Employment of children gradually ceased and those still in employment were sent to a purpose-built school in New Lanark. These early Co-operatives often had as an objective the funding of productive communities as recommended by Owen. From a very early age Robert Owen was a great reader of books often sourced by borrowing from educated people in the town. Such early unionisation was widely supported by workers and but was resolutely opposed by employers, the government and the courts. The primary contribution of Owen at new Lanark was in public buildings which emphasized his concern for the welfare of his workers, specifically, the 1816 , the Infant School 1817 and the Store. Children from five or six years old were employed through contracts with the local poor house, and working for 15 hours per day was common.
His ideas were shaped by the Enlightenment, his contact with progressive ideas in Manchester as a member of the Literary and Philosophical Society, and his acquaintance with the ideas of the Scottish Enlightenment. In January 1816 the average was 380, rising to 396 in March. Although a paternalistic employer, Owen was a business person above all else. He is not punctual now as he used to be. The label of 'Utopian' that they applied to Owen is one by which he is still well known. He argued that psychologists could help industry in three major areas: a. He says he had very little belief in books, which is strange given his own enthusiasm for reading as a boy.
He sought laws on factory reforms, aid to the unemployed, and, eventually, a national system of education. Against these negative views must be set the experiences of those followers Owen did inspire. The Bill failed to be introduced in its intended form, as its opponents argued that it would be bad for business and that in any case most employers were voluntarily doing what the bill would require. It is considered as one of the most significant areas of learning in the field of organizational behaviour. Robert Owen and his followers purchased the town of Harmonie in Posey County, Indiana, in 1825.


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Child Mummy May Change the Timeline for Smallpox
Toddler's remains, found in a church crypt in Lithuania, challenge conventional wisdom about the history and spread of smallpox.
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The image shows the hands of a child mummy from approximately 1654 that was discovered in a crypt in a church in Lithuania by the Lithuanian Mummy Project.
Kiril Cachovski of the Lithuanian Mummy Project, 2015
Katharine Gammon, Contributor
(Inside Science) -- Sometime in the mid-1600s, a small child died. Because the child was part of the noble class, the remains were placed in a crypt in the Dominican Church of the Holy Spirit in Vilnius, Lithuania. Many of the remains in that crypt decomposed, but some -- like the child -- were naturally mummified by the low humidity and low temperature conditions.
Now that small body is telling secrets about one of the deadliest scourges to ever plague mankind. That's according to a new report published yesterday in the journal Current Biology, providing clues about the origins and spread of smallpox -- all due to tissue samples from the mummified remains of one of its tiniest victims.
"When most people think about mummies, they think about Egypt," said Ana Duggan, a postdoctoral fellow in the McMaster Ancient DNA Centre, part of McMaster University in Ontario, Canada. But the chemicals used in ancient Egypt make it nearly impossible to extract DNA from remains. In the Vilnius crypt, the conditions were ideal for preserving genetic material.
Tissue samples from the Lithuanian child were sent to the McMaster Ancient DNA Centre. Researchers were originally looking for a virus called polyoma. They were surprised to find that the samples contained a small number of fragments of variola virus -- the genetic remains of infection with the virus that causes smallpox.
The researchers were able to capture and sequence the viral DNA, allowing them to reconstruct one of the oldest viral genomes in the world. Although the smallpox virus in the sample was highly fragmented and deteriorated, the lab still had to gain permission from the World Health Organization to get permission to continue with their work. There are only two labs in the world with live virus samples of smallpox -- one in the United States and one in Russia.
The team mapped the ancient virus to a 20th-century strain, and found another surprise: The two strains had less genetic diversity than expected, finding a recent common ancestor around 1580.
Conventional wisdom had placed the emergence of smallpox at around 10,000 years ago -- alongside the rise of agriculture and the jump in populations. Rashes suggesting smallpox had been found on Egyptian mummies, for example. Duggan said the new data don't necessarily make the 10,000-year time frame incorrect, but they do raise questions: "It does seem to suggest that there is less genetic diversity that you might assume if disease had been around with millennia." She said, for example, that the rashes on mummies could have been due to chicken pox or measles.
Anne Stone, an anthropologist at Arizona State University, said that with viruses that have been largely eradicated like smallpox, ancient DNA data helps scientists understand the diversity of viral strains in the past. This is particularly important since by the time scientists started collecting strains for study in the 20th century, most of the diversity of the virus was perhaps already extinct. "Getting the larger picture of the diversity of a pathogen, as well as the pressures caused by vaccines or antibiotics, helps us understand the evolution of the pathogen," she said. "Smallpox has not been well studied in terms of population genetics just because there are few strains that are still being maintained (and that in and of itself is controversial)."
Smallpox, which had no animal host, relied solely on person-to-person transmission. The major form of the virus often killed 35 percent of the people who contracted it and ravaged populations, killing as many as 300 million people during the 20th century alone. After a vaccine was first introduced in 1796, the virus again changed, splitting into two forms, variola major and variola minor. Stone said this is the part of the study she finds most interesting -- the impact of vaccination as well as global trade travel on viral diversity.
After giant global efforts to halt the so-called red plague throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the Global Commission for Certification of Smallpox Eradication reported that the disease had been eradicated Dec. 9, 1979.
Three decades ago, Ann Carmichael, a historian who specializes in epidemiology, wrote a paper suggesting that smallpox might have a later evolution than previously thought.
"At the time, I had just started doing archival research on causes of death during the late medieval renaissance era, and I couldn't find smallpox," which was strange, she said. "If smallpox is present, and it's variola major, you should see epidemics."
Carmichael, who was not involved in the new research, said she was impressed at how the study delved into the new field of archeogenomics. Historians poring over texts have to make scientific guesses about pathology based on fuzzy data, but new methods offer a better way. "It seems to be a race among major teams looking for a better picture, a clearer snapshot of our human past in history and prehistory," she said.
Dr. Inger Damon, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of High-Consequence Pathogens and Pathology, in Atlanta, agreed that the report shows advances in methods to obtain genomic information from ancient tissue samples. "The authors have a number of useful insights about the application of molecular dating methods and how they might apply to zoonotic diseases," said Damon, who was not involved in the study.
It turns out, mummies are useful sources of biological material. Mummies in the Vilnius crypt were also found to have tuberculosis, hardened arteries and parasites. The crypt itself has a strange history: It was the topic of town folklore starting in the 19th century, was explored by university students in the 1930s, was used as a bomb shelter by locals during World War II, and was eventually analyzed by a forensic scientist -- who was also a spy -- in 1963, according to Dario Piombino-Mascali, Visiting Researcher in Biological Anthropology at Vilnius University and a co-author of the new paper.
The researchers still don't know for sure what killed the mummifed child. Duggan said that the remains had no telltale rash, so the smallpox might have been a new infection or an old onethat the child survived. Variola is unique because it has such a history with human populations, but researchers know remarkably little about where it came from or when it jumped into human populations, said Duggan. The mysteries of the virus may continue into the next century.
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Katharine Gammon
Katharine Gammon is a freelance science writer based in Santa Monica, California, and writes for a wide range of magazines covering technology, society, and animal science.
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from nose.tools import eq_, ok_, raises

from flask import Flask

from flask.ext import wtf

from flask.ext.sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy
from sqlalchemy.exc import InvalidRequestError
from flask_superadmin import Admin
from flask_superadmin.model.backends.sqlalchemy.view import ModelAdmin

class CustomModelView(ModelAdmin):
    def __init__(self, model, session, name=None, category=None,
                 endpoint=None, url=None, **kwargs):
        for k, v in kwargs.iteritems():
            setattr(self, k, v)

        super(CustomModelView, self).__init__(model, session, name, category,
                                              endpoint, url)

def create_models(db):
    class Model1(db.Model):
        id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
        test1 = db.Column(db.String(20))
        test2 = db.Column(db.Unicode(20))
        test3 = db.Column(db.Text)
        test4 = db.Column(db.UnicodeText)

        def __init__(self, test1=None, test2=None, test3=None, test4=None):
            self.test1 = test1
            self.test2 = test2
            self.test3 = test3
            self.test4 = test4

        def __unicode__(self):
            return self.test1

    class Model2(db.Model):
        id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
        int_field = db.Column(db.Integer)
        bool_field = db.Column(db.Boolean)

    db.create_all()

    return Model1, Model2

def setup():
    app = Flask(__name__)
    app.config['SECRET_KEY'] = '1'
    app.config['CSRF_ENABLED'] = False
    app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = 'sqlite:///'

    db = SQLAlchemy(app)
    admin = Admin(app)

    return app, db, admin

def test_model():
    app, db, admin = setup()
    Model1, Model2 = create_models(db)
    db.create_all()

    view = CustomModelView(Model1, db.session)
    admin.add_view(view)

    eq_(view.model, Model1)
    eq_(view.name, 'Model1')
    eq_(view.endpoint, 'model1')

    eq_(view._primary_key, 'id')

    # Verify form
    with app.test_request_context():
        Form = view.get_form()
        ok_(isinstance(Form()._fields['test1'], wtf.TextField))
        ok_(isinstance(Form()._fields['test2'], wtf.TextField))
        ok_(isinstance(Form()._fields['test3'], wtf.TextAreaField))
        ok_(isinstance(Form()._fields['test4'], wtf.TextAreaField))

    # Make some test clients
    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1/')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1/add/')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)

    resp = client.post('/admin/model1/add/',
                       data=dict(test1='test1large', test2='test2'))
    eq_(resp.status_code, 302)

    model = db.session.query(Model1).first()
    eq_(model.test1, 'test1large')
    eq_(model.test2, 'test2')
    eq_(model.test3, '')
    eq_(model.test4, '')

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1/')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)
    ok_('test1large' in resp.data)

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1/%s/' % model.id)
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)

    resp = client.post('/admin/model1/%s/' % model.id, data=dict(test1='test1small', test2='test2large'))
    eq_(resp.status_code, 302)

    model = db.session.query(Model1).first()
    eq_(model.test1, 'test1small')
    eq_(model.test2, 'test2large')
    eq_(model.test3, '')
    eq_(model.test4, '')

    resp = client.post('/admin/model1/%s/delete/' % model.id)
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)
    eq_(db.session.query(Model1).count(), 1)

    resp = client.post('/admin/model1/%s/delete/' % model.id, data={'confirm_delete': True})
    eq_(resp.status_code, 302)
    eq_(db.session.query(Model1).count(), 0)

@raises(InvalidRequestError)
def test_no_pk():
    app, db, admin = setup()

    class Model(db.Model):
        test = db.Column(db.Integer)

    view = CustomModelView(Model, db.session)
    admin.add_view(view)

def test_list_display():
    return
    app, db, admin = setup()

    Model1, Model2 = create_models(db)

    view = CustomModelView(Model1, db.session,
                           list_columns=['test1', 'test3'],
                           rename_columns=dict(test1='Column1'))
    admin.add_view(view)

    eq_(len(view._list_columns), 2)
    eq_(view._list_columns, [('test1', 'Column1'), ('test3', 'Test3')])

    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/')
    ok_('Column1' in resp.data)
    ok_('Test2' not in resp.data)

def test_exclude():
    return
    app, db, admin = setup()

    Model1, Model2 = create_models(db)

    view = CustomModelView(Model1, db.session,
                           excluded_list_columns=['test2', 'test4'])
    admin.add_view(view)

    eq_(view._list_columns, [('test1', 'Test1'), ('test3', 'Test3')])

    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/')
    ok_('Test1' in resp.data)
    ok_('Test2' not in resp.data)

def test_search_fields():
    return
    app, db, admin = setup()

    Model1, Model2 = create_models(db)

    view = CustomModelView(Model1, db.session,
                           searchable_columns=['test1', 'test2'])
    admin.add_view(view)

    eq_(view._search_supported, True)
    eq_(len(view._search_fields), 2)
    ok_(isinstance(view._search_fields[0], db.Column))
    ok_(isinstance(view._search_fields[1], db.Column))
    eq_(view._search_fields[0].name, 'test1')
    eq_(view._search_fields[1].name, 'test2')

    db.session.add(Model1('model1'))
    db.session.add(Model1('model2'))
    db.session.commit()

    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?search=model1')
    ok_('model1' in resp.data)
    ok_('model2' not in resp.data)

def test_url_args():
    return
    app, db, admin = setup()

    Model1, Model2 = create_models(db)

    view = CustomModelView(Model1, db.session,
                           page_size=2,
                           searchable_columns=['test1'],
                           column_filters=['test1'])
    admin.add_view(view)

    db.session.add(Model1('data1'))
    db.session.add(Model1('data2'))
    db.session.add(Model1('data3'))
    db.session.add(Model1('data4'))
    db.session.commit()

    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/')
    ok_('data1' in resp.data)
    ok_('data3' not in resp.data)

    # page
    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?page=1')
    ok_('data1' not in resp.data)
    ok_('data3' in resp.data)

    # sort
    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?sort=0&desc=1')
    ok_('data1' not in resp.data)
    ok_('data3' in resp.data)
    ok_('data4' in resp.data)

    # search
    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?search=data1')
    ok_('data1' in resp.data)
    ok_('data2' not in resp.data)

    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?search=^data1')
    ok_('data2' not in resp.data)

    # like
    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?flt0=0&flt0v=data1')
    ok_('data1' in resp.data)

    # not like
    resp = client.get('/admin/model1view/?flt0=1&flt0v=data1')
    ok_('data2' in resp.data)

def test_non_int_pk():
    return
    app, db, admin = setup()

    class Model(db.Model):
        id = db.Column(db.String, primary_key=True)
        test = db.Column(db.String)

    db.create_all()

    view = CustomModelView(Model, db.session, form_columns=['id', 'test'])
    admin.add_view(view)

    client = app.test_client()

    resp = client.get('/admin/modelview/')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)

    resp = client.post('/admin/modelview/new/',
                     data=dict(id='test1', test='test2'))
    eq_(resp.status_code, 302)

    resp = client.get('/admin/modelview/')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)
    ok_('test1' in resp.data)

    resp = client.get('/admin/modelview/edit/?id=test1')
    eq_(resp.status_code, 200)
    ok_('test2' in resp.data)

def test_reference_linking():
    app, db, admin = setup()

    class Person(db.Model):
        id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
        name = db.Column(db.String(20))
        pet = db.relationship("Dog", uselist=False, backref="person")

        def __init__(self, name=None):
            self.name = name

    class Dog(db.Model):
        id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
        name = db.Column(db.String(20))
        person_id = db.Column(db.Integer, db.ForeignKey('person.id'))

        def __init__(self, name=None, person_id=None):
            self.name = name
            self.person_id = person_id

        def __unicode__(self):
            return self.name

    db.create_all()

    class DogAdmin(ModelAdmin):
        session = db.session

    class PersonAdmin(ModelAdmin):
        list_display = ('name', 'pet')
        fields = ('name', 'pet')
        readonly_fields = ('pet',)
        session = db.session

    db.session.add(Person(name='Stan'))
    db.session.commit()
    person = db.session.query(Person).first()

    db.session.add(Dog(name='Sparky', person_id=person.id))
    db.session.commit()
    person = db.session.query(Person).first()
    dog = db.session.query(Dog).first()

    admin.register(Dog, DogAdmin, name='Dogs')
    admin.register(Person, PersonAdmin, name='People')

    client = app.test_client()

    # test linking on a list page
    resp = client.get('/admin/person/')
    dog_link = 'Sparky' % dog.id
    ok_(dog_link in resp.data)

    # test linking on an edit page
    resp = client.get('/admin/person/%s/' % person.id)
    ok_('<input class="" id="name" name="name" type="text" value="Stan">' in resp.data)
    ok_(dog_link in resp.data)


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World news photos: Indigenous beauty; world's worst fire and more
JAKE ELLISON
Nov. 1, 2015 Updated: Oct. 12, 2020 11:58 a.m.
Jimmy May/APAn unmanned Army surveillance blimp floats through the air while dragging a tether line just south of Millville, Pa., Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015. The 240-foot helium-filled unmanned Army surveillance blimp broke loose from its mooring in Maryland and floated over Pennsylvania for hours Wednesday with two fighter jets on its tail, triggering blackouts across the countryside as it dragged its tether across power lines.
Jimmy May/APMembers of the Army walk near part of an unmanned Army surveillance blimp in a wooded area near Muncy, Pa., Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015. The slow-moving, unmanned Army surveillance blimp broke loose from its mooring at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and floated over Pennsylvania for hours Wednesday afternoon causing electrical outages as its tether hit power lines.
Jimmy May/APMembers of the Army fold up the tail section of an unmanned Army surveillance blimp, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015, after cutting it out of the tree line near Muncy, Pa. The slow-moving, unmanned Army surveillance blimp broke loose from its mooring at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and floated over Pennsylvania for hours Wednesday afternoon causing electrical outages as its tether hit power lines.
APThis image provided by NOAA shows the ozone hole. The Antarctic ozone hole has swelled this month to one of its biggest sizes on record, U.N. and U.S. scientists say, insisting that the Earth-shielding ozone layer remains on track to long-term recovery but residents of the southern hemisphere should be on watch for high UV levels in the weeks ahead.
Kostis Ntantamis/APRefugees and migrants sit atop a heavily-listing small vessel as they try to travel from the Turkish coast to Skala Sykaminias on the northeastern Greek island of Lesbos on Friday, Oct. 30, 2015. Authorities in Greece say 21 people have died in other islands after two boats carrying migrants and refugees from Turkey to Greece sank overnight, in the latest deadly incidents in the eastern Aegean Sea.


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Freemans Journal 19th July, 1920 p5
Kinvara police barrack, which was evacuated last week, was demolished shortly afterwards. The courthouse was also demolished and the records burned. The empty barrack at Moy has been burned.
Connacht Tribune 18th September, P8
Compensation claims;
20,000 for the burning of Tyrone House, Kilcolgan
5,000 for the wounding of Head constable Elliott at Ardrahan
2,000 for damage to Kinvara barracks etc
Connacht Tribune February files 1921 – awards printed in the Connacht Sentinal 24th February, 1953, page 2
Mrs Fanny Sharp, 76 Prince of Wales Mansions, Battersea Park, London and Edward J. Moore, Dunstive, Co. Kildare, claimed 2,000 for the burning of Kinvara Court house in August of 1920; award 790.
Elizabeth Nally and Ellen Hynes Kinvara were awarded 925 for the burning of Kinvara police barracks in July, 1920. John Bermingham, Kinvara was awarded 60 for the destruction of a side car and harness. John Killeen Dungora, Kinvara, was awarded 275 for bodily injuries received in April.
Land Law Bill – Ireland – 1895
LAND LAW (IRELAND) BILL.
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1895/apr/02/land-law-ireland-bill
HC Deb 02 April 1895 vol 32 cc735-817 735
THE CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND (Mr. J. MORLEY, Newcastle-upon-Tyne)(abridged)
The late Sir William Gregory. In his autobiography I find this passage. He is speaking of the sale of some portions of his ancestral estates in the county of Galway:— I may here mention that the result of this sale had a very strong influence afterwards in my political career, and rendered me a very advanced politician on the tenants' side, on the landlord and tenant question.
Shortly after my father's death, I visited every holding on the estate, and was struck with the results of the unflagging industry of the tenants who occupied the light stony land about Kinvara. They had by their labour, and with no allowance from the landlord, cleared large portions of their farms, and the great monuments, as they called them, of stones attested their industry. From these clear patches they had excellent barley crops, and were in prosperity. My great-uncle and father were both just men, and allowed them to enjoy the fruits of their toil for many years without raising the rent. On the occasion of my visit, when I was about to drive away, I said to these tenants, who had assembled to greet me, that I was surprised to see so much good land, and that I thought it was capable of bearing a higher rent. Of course, this called forth a general protestation, and very sad were their faces; but they soon cleared up when I said to them, 'Were I to take one shilling out of your pockets on account of the additional value you had given to my property by your industry, I should be a robber and ashamed to look you in the face. You can go on in good heart with your work, and be assured that while I own this property, your rent shall never be raised on account of your improvement.'
Such were my intentions, and such was the confidence of those tenants that they never asked for a lease, or I should have gladly given it to them. When the sale came on I was so occupied with other matters that I quite forgot their danger. Indeed, it never crossed my mind, for I had then heard of no particular instances of rapacity on the part of new purchasers; but I very soon had a terrible account of my remissness in not securing these poor folk.
Mr.——, to whom I have referred, as soon as he was placed in possession of the lots he had purchased, on which those tenants dwelt, lost no time in dealing with them in the most remorseless fashion. The rents were raised so as to pay £5 per cent. on the borrowed capital, and a large income besides for himself. They were almost invariably doubled, and in some cases £5 was charged where £2 had been the rate of the former rent. But he killed the goose for the golden egg, the town of Kinvara was all but ruined, and the best tenants ran away. I met one in Australia, at Ballarat, and he assured me he was well off when I was his landlord, but a pauper three years after, when he emigrated. It is things of that kind that have sent thousands and tens of thousands of Irish across the sea, not only to Australia, but still more to the United States, with hatred in their hearts for the system which exposed them to these abominable cruelties, and for the Government and this Parliament which allowed such wrongs. I am all the more glad to have read that passage, because Sir William Gregory and his ancestors had none of this harsh spirit, and it shows that there were some exceptions, at all events, to Mr. Justice Keogh's violent description of the Irish lairds as "the most heartless, thriftless, and indefensible landocracy in the world."


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AKA: KanColle, 艦隊これくしょん -艦これ-
Genre: Action, Mecha Musume.
Distributor: Currently available streaming on crunchyroll.
Content Rating: 13+ (Violence, deaths, mild fanservice.)
Related Series: Upcoming second season.
Also Recommended: Strike Witches, Girls und Panzer, Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova.
Notes: Based on a free-to-play web browser game by Kadokawa Games. There are also numerous manga and light novels made in its name, and a game will be released on the Vita some time in the future.
Seeing as the girls are named after real-life ships, the game loosely recreates real-life events that happened during World War 2. In fact, the plot is centered around attempts at breaking free from the strings of fate.
After meeting up with the mysterious admiral, Fubuki is sent to the Chinjufu base to train and help the other girls against the mysterious Abyssal fleet that threaten Japan. (Presumably.)
There, she meets her big idol, Akagi, and dreams of becoming her escort vessel at some point in the future. She's got a whole lot of training ahead of her, though, because as she is now, she can barely even travel by water, much less fight in it.
There seems to be some measure of success in dressing up historical events in the guise of pretty girls, if you'll excuse the Captain Obvious cape hanging at my back here. Kantai Collection, or KanColle, as I'm going to refer to it from now on, is hardly the first and will also not be the last to do this.
When I first heard about this show, it reminded me very much about Strike Witches insofar that it mirrors actual wars that happened here on Earth, but where the latter took place in the appropriate time era in an alternative timeline and with alternative enemies, I'm not entirely sure where KanColle takes place, other than that it is the real world, and the girls are very much aware that they're reenacting something that happened a so-far unspecified time ago.
The girls are, as described, girls who inherited the spirits of ships past, meaning they basically look like girls equipped with ship hardware -- be that cannons, hangar ship decks or torpedo bays -- and special footwear that allow them to travel on the water surface. And while the Striker Units from the Strike Witches could look a bit silly, the girls in KanColle come in a large variety of weird, and that's not even getting into the application of said hardware. Light destroyers like Fubuki basically mount ship cannons on their arms, and many of the girls come with ornaments on their heads, often anntennas or radar discs. Needless to say, some of you out there, like me, are going to need some time getting used to this.
The second, and understandably bigger, hurdle is the whole moeification aspect. The show isn't really rife with fanservice, though there certainly is some, but the girls are often shoehorned into long-favored otaku bait personalities. One of Fubuki's bunkmates tend to end her sentences with "-poi", and the show even has its own idol group, apparently. The girls "uniforms" also come in a large variety of styles, from the regular school girl uniforms to shrine maiden getups for the carriers, complete with bows that shoot arrows that turn into fighter planes.
The battles can look a bit... bizarre... at first. You will probably get used to it eventually. I hope.
More than that, the show subscribes to the school of "ganbatte". Fubuki is a huge clutz, as the show is quick to remind us, and will only prevail with lots of hard work and a solid side order of ganbatte, plus, as the Beatles put it, "a little help from my friends". This only makes it all the more surprising -- and jarring -- when KanColle proves itself more than able (and willing) to sacrifice a key member for the sake of drama. Those of you who paid attention in history class will probably realize who is about to be sunk before it happens in the episode itself, and it sets a precedent for the remainder, particularly when this season ends on a rather major historical battle event. (And also leads to a somewhat predictable denial-to-grieving reaction from one of the other girls.) The rest of us will have to make do with the almost hilariously obvious death flags.
And the show has plenty to sacrifice, because the cast is enormous. Much like in Girls und Panzer, KanColle pretty much had no choice but to split the girls into groups, and only a few really get to rise above the horizon (so to speak.) Outside of Fubuki and her two closest friends, there is Kongou, a dreadnought who peppers her speech with random English and refers to Fubuki as "Bucky". There's Akagi and Kaga, two aircraft carriers, one of which serves as Fubuki's idol and is a hilariously heavy eater. (A comment on her real-life equivalent's fuel consumption.) Blonde heavy cruiser Atago is usually nearby when breast size jokes are about to enter the scene, and she becomes a nice asset to the beach episode later on. There's also a quartet of very young destroyer girls in Inazuma, Ikazuchi, Akatsuki and Hibiki, who'll show up from time to time to lighten the mood and be the main players in an episode centered around curry. And there's Kitakami, a deadpan girl, and Ooi, the girl who's crushing on her and acts all jealous about anyone approaching her. There is also the Admiral, but while he certainly has a presence in this show, you never see him OR hear him, so he is a rather odd presence at that.
Their enemies, the mysterious and somewhat sinister-looking Abyssal fleet, actually lead off the show with a menacing confrontational speech. Unlike the Neuroi from Strike Witches and their somewhat CGish alien space ship designs, the Abyssals look more like something Giger would come up with; oily, black bodies and a nasty set of teeth line up most of the regular craft, while the higher-ups actually looks like girls too, though more in the way of ghostly apparitions. Pale skin and shadow-y highlights and skintight, fanservicelicious outfits, which have earned the "enemy" a fanbase of its own, at least among the doujinshi creators.
KanColle actually does drama pretty well. The shipgirl loss early in the show aside, the same earnestness that served Strike Witches so well also works for this show. For all its seriousness, it's easy to get ina good mood while watching KanColle, and I'm certainly not going to blame anyone for getting into it. It also helps that the fanservice, while certainly there, never feels as voyeuristic and intrusive as the one in Strike Witches, so you don't have to feel as guilty for watching it.
Unfortunately, KanColle doesn't do comedy as well. There's the chance that not being familiar with the game will have you feel rather lost at times, but Ooi's fits of jealousy can get rather tiring too, mostly because it makes her come across as a bully and an asshole towards the others merely for trying to speak to Kitakami. There is also an episode almost solely centered around the youngest foursome and making curry, which serves as an example of KanColle at its most asinine, though in all fairness, that episode was more an attempt at getting us to smile rather than laugh, and I can appreciate the sentiment, at least. It's a balancing act that KanColle just manages to get out of intact when everything is said and done.
It also helps that the art and animation is pretty sweet most of the time. The first couple of battles looks really awkward, but once the show steers the girls movement from statically standing there into more of a speed and figure skating style of approach, the battles improve immensely. Unfortunately, the show shifts over to some pretty obvious CG for a lot of the battles, and the character models during these scenes aren't always the best. Not because they look bad, but because they don't really mesh with the more traditional cel art, particularly during closeups. (Strike Witches mostly used CG in shots where the girls are further away from the camera, hence it was much less jarring there.)
There is already a second season lined up, so the ridiculousness of the final episode in this season does become bearable. As I'm sure you all know, KanColle is a reenactment of several historical sea battles, and the first season sees the girl trying to break free from forces of destiny that seems to steer them. (To give you a hint: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me four times? Well... that's just not gonna happen.) But the show does have a sense of niceties about it, whether that be the scene where Yamato looks longingly towards the sea, wanting to go there, but knowing her resource needs prevent it from happening unless the situation demands it or just giving someone a hug instead of going into long monologues about the importance of dealing with loss. It's cheesy and genki and cute, and sometimes, when you just want to unwind, that's all you really need.
A bit simplistic, but earnest enough to be enjoyable. Serious enough to earn a three star, but not courageous enough to earn more. — Stig Høgset
Recommended Audience: The show isn't overtly violent despite all the guns, but it's serious enough to treat a shipgirl sinking in a way that might be a bit unpleasantly close to what it must be like to drown. Also, enemies they may be, it can still be pretty unpleasant to see an Abyssal girl literally burn to death in the fire from an explosive bombing run.
On the fanservice side, we have fairly mild fanservice: swimsuits, torn clothing and naked bodies submerged in water.
Version(s) Viewed: Digital stream on Crunchyroll, Japanese with English subs.
Kantai Collection © 2015 Diomedea, Kadokawa Corporation, Kan Colle Production Committee


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Edward Noah Atchley, former co-owner of Cobia Boats and later owner of Robalo Boats, died April 19 in Houston.
Edward Noah Atchley, former co-owner of Cobia Boats and later owner of Robalo Boats, died April 19 in Houston after battling lung cancer for a year and succumbing to pneumonia. He was 81.
Born in Knoxville, Tenn., Atchley worked his whole life in the marine industry, first for an engine company and then operating a marina in St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. He then joined Cobia Boats, eventually becoming president and part-owner. He later acquired Robalo Boats.
Atchley always looked forward to the annual Robalo Owners' Tournament, which was held in the Florida Keys or in Bimini, Bahamas, according to an obituary in the Knoxville News Sentinel.
After selling Cobia and a brief retirement, he joined the American Boatbuilders Association, allowing him to stay active in the industry.
In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to MD Anderson.
Funeral services will be held at Berry Highland West at 9913 Sherrill Blvd. in Knoxville on Saturday at 5 p.m.; visitation will be from 2 to 5 p.m. There also will be a celebration of life at The Southern Railway Station in Knoxville at 8 p.m.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday she could see negotiating a bilateral trade deal between the European Union and the United States, saying the World Trade Organization has been unable to deliver multilateral agreements.
"We want trade that is in line with the multilateral trading system of (the) WTO, but we also acknowledge that for many, many years (the) WTO has not been able to bring about international agreements," she said at a joint news conference with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Boxing legend Leon Spinks (pictured), who beat the iconic Muhammad Ali (pictured left below) back in 1978, was reportedly hospitalized for emergency abdominal surgery at a Las Vegas medical facility, and according to unnamed sources, his condition has worsened due to complications, states TMZ.
Famed singer Tony Orlando, the trusted friend of the 61-year-old former undisputed world heavyweight champion, who is best known for his gap-toothed grin and throaty laugh. is reportedly asking folks to please pray for his friend as he is "facing the greatest fight of his life."
When Spinks beat Ali, the bout was recorded as one of the greatest upsets in the history of the sport. However, the former bronze and gold Olympic medalist was stripped of his WBC title for fighting Ali in an unapproved rematch some seven months after the historic duking out.
Watch the bout between Leon Spinks and Muhammad Ali here:
Over the recent years, Spinks has reportedly led a hard life, from homelessness to excessive drinking to holding down a series of meager jobs, such as working at a local McDonalds fast-food eatery, just to make ends meet.
According to Spinks' wife, Brenda, at this point, no one knows how long the former champ will be down for the count, but the family is optimistic.
Champ, we wish you well!


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Today I attended a meeting of the Sea Level and Ocean Climate group at the National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool, where Professor Philip Woodworth gave a short talk about tide prediction machines.
Prof Woodworth started with a brief history of tide predicting machines. The concept was demonstrated by Sir William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin) but Prof Woodworth argued that Edward Roberts should also be considered for the title of 'Father of tide predicting machines'. Roberts was a mechanical engineer who built many of the machines put into use. Only around 25 machines were ever built and 20 of them were made in Britain. The very first machine is now in the Science Museum in London.


The LEDified 'Play of the Week' goes to, Anthony Don.
In the 13th minute of play and with the Titans on the attack, centre Konrad Hurrell put in a grubber that was played at by the Tigers. In collecting the ball, Don smartly lifted his opponent, putting them into touch, giving Titans possession from a scrum restart.
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Former Alabama Democratic Party Chairwoman Nancy Worley has died
Former Secretary of State Nancy Worley photo from her Facebook page.
Former Alabama Secretary of State Nancy Worley (D) died on Wednesday, Dec. 30. Worley was also the first woman to serve as the Alabama Democratic Party Chair.
"We are saddened to learn of Ms. Worley's passing," said Alabama Democratic Party Chairman, State Rep. Chris England (D-Tuscaloosa). "In addition to being a lifelong advocate for public education, educators, and a former President of the Alabama Education Association, Worley was elected and served as Alabama's Secretary of State. Ms. Worley was a great and loyal Alabama Democrat who cared deeply about the Alabama Democratic Party and the people of this state. She served the Alabama Democratic Party for decades in various roles, including as a state committee representative, vice-chair, Chair, and as a DNC member.
"Nancy Worley was a true public servant and a great Democrat with a heart for the people. She will be sorely missed, and we offer our condolences to her friends and family."
Worley was Alabama Secretary of State from 2003 until 2007. She was the last Democrat to serve the state in that capacity. She lost the 2006 general election to Beth Chapman (R).
"It was recently reported that former Secretary of State Nancy Worley was in poor health and I found out this afternoon that she has passed away," said Secretary of State John H. Merrill (R). "Even though we often disagreed on political issues I never doubted where her heart was or about her desire to serve the people of our state."
Worley was a long-time classroom teacher who was very active in both the Alabama Education Association and the Alabama Democratic Party. That activism led to her being elected as President of the AEA by her peers. From there she went on to win the 2002 election for Secretary of State. After the Republican wave election of 2010, an undaunted Worley was elected as Vice-Chair of the Alabama Democratic Party (ADP). When Chairman Mark Kennedy unexpectedly left after the 2014 election, Worley rose to Chair the ADP. While she Chaired the ADP, Doug Jones was elected U.S. Senator in 2017 – the only Democrat to win a statewide elected office in Alabama since 2008.
Worley was re-elected as Chair in 2018, but bitter in-fighting within the State Democratic Executive Committee (SDEC) led to a new election for Chair being ordered by the DNC in 2019. England was elected Chair in the new SDEC election – a meeting that Worley and her allies boycotted. Worley's lawsuit challenging the 2019 SDEC election, and the new bylaws that allegedly allowed her opponents to stack the SDEC, was later dismissed. Worley and her key ally, ADP Vice-Chair Joe Reed, brought a new lawsuit this summer.
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It's that time of week again, and we've got it all – compacts, debuts and (our personal favorite) multimillion-dollar jackpots.
Early this week, the California State Assembly and California State Senate ratified a tribal-state gaming compact with the Wilton Rancheria Tribe. This compact will allow the tribe to build and operate a casino resort in Elk Grove, California.
Boyd Gaming will develop and manage the casino on the tribe's behalf. Construction is anticipated to begin in mid-2018.
Based on what we've heard so far, the Parq Vancouver is sounding like a must-visit destination.
British Columbia's largest private development will feature. . . well, according to the press release, "everything."
Two luxury hotels, decadent culinary options, high-tech gaming, a curated art collection and over 600 slot machines are just the beginning.
The property will also host a full-sized Douglas fir replica encased in glass within the lobby, representing a nature-city balance, and 30,000 square feet of outdoor space that highlights British Columbia's natural beauty.
Join us here at Casino City as we lament yet another lottery jackpot that could have been ours, if only we had played.
Sixty-year-old Dominguez Canto from Panama won her $30 million fortune after signing up for TheLotter, a lottery ticket messenger service that enables players from around the world to play U.S. and European lottos.
Canto chose to receive her prize in the form of a $20,948,543 lump sum.
Continuing on the jackpot track is one James C. from New York, who grabbed a little over $1 million while playing at Resorts Casino Hotel. He won the sum on his second handle pull on the Elvis Shake Rattling Reels slot.
Tilman Fertitta, owner of Golden Nugget casinos and Landry's, a Texas-based restaurant, has agreed to purchase the Houston Rockets for a total of $2.2 billion. That's a worldwide record in the world of professional sports.
As you may have guessed, Fertitta has been called World's Richest Restauranteur by Forbes and has a net worth of something like $2.4 billion.
Former owner Leslie Alexander, another businessman with a mind-boggling bankroll, will miss the team dearly.
But you know what they say about the times: They are a-changin'.
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Based on data from NASA, Business Insider have produced a video about the consequences that would result if all the ice on Earth melted. According to the space agency's calculations, sea level would rise by as much as 65.8 m if all the glaciers and polar ice caps melted.
Low-lying island states and cities like Venice would be first to disappear underwater. In Asia, metropolises such as Shanghai and Calcutta, which are home to 19 million people in total, could disappear, but the land territory of the USA would also be much reduced; it would be good bye to Florida, for instance.
Specialists at Nanyang Technological University claim that the global sea level rise could reach almost 2.5 m by 2100 and 15 metres by 2300. That is particularly worrying as today, 11 percent of Earth's 7.6 billion population live in areas whose elevation is less than 10 metres.
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Indonesia has lost land equal to the size of Jakarta
Over the last 15 years, Indonesia has lost 29,261 hectares of its land surface area due to soil erosion and growing sea levels.
Storm and flash floods hit the Washington area
On 8 July, a torrential rain hit the region of the capital of the United States, even flooding a press room in the basement of the White House near the West Wing.
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The Greenland Ice Sheet is about seven times the size of Great Britain and it is three kilometres thick in some places. The ice sheet and the waters beneath it play an important role in sea level rise, which is causing increasingly severe problems.
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While the ice cap over the North Pole has been shrinking as a result of climate change for quite some time, observations from Antarctica indicated slow growth of the ice cap – until 2014.
Massive flooding in Russia
Floods hit the Irkutsk region of Russia at the end of June. Five people lost their lives in the natural disaster. According to a summary from the Russian Emergencies Ministry, 351 people, including 33 children have suffered injuries.
Himalayan glaciers are melting rapidly
Scientists at Columbia University have used Cold War spy satellites to determine the changes that the glaciers of the Himalayas have undergone over the last forty years or so. The result is disheartening: the melting of the glaciers has accelerated drastically in recent years.
Sled dogs wade in water on Greenland
A photo taken on the 13th of June in Greenland has shocked the whole world: Steffen Olsen, a climate researcher with the Danish Meteorological Service had set off with his sled dog team to collect a few meteorological instruments, but instead of ice, he found water.
Inconceivable amount of ice melted in Greenland in a single day
13 June 2019 was marked by a rather alarming phenomenon: an almost unbelievable quantity of ice melted in Greenland. In the course of a single day, 2 billion tonnes of ice turned into water.
Torrential weather in China
Record rains have savaged southern China, the heavy downpour has killed several people. Hundreds of thousands had to be evacuated and many roads and bridges were badly damaged.
What will become of the sinking metropolis?
The rising water level of oceans, soil erosion and the increased number of earthquakes have jeopardised a number of major cities. According to experts, Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia is worst hit: a third of the metropolis with ten million inhabitants could be submerged by 2050.