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Apple farmers in Himachal are currently reaping disappointment: Here's why
Apple farmers in Himachal are currently reaping disappointment: Here's why
Bumper crop, higher tariffs on US fruit and ban on Chinese imports haven't brought cheer to Himachal Pradesh's growers.
Written by Ashwani Sharma | Shimla | Updated: October 10, 2019 10:50:59 am
Apple growers say rates crashed around mid-September.
For Himachal Pradesh's apple growers, this should have been the best possible year. Favourable weather — an extended winter and good snowfall necessary to meet the minimum chill hours for the fruit-bearing trees to blossom — promised a bumper harvest. The ban on imports from China since June 2017, the Narendra Modi government hiking the customs duty on US apples from 50% to 70% this June and, more recently, the lockdown in Kashmir causing disruptions in fruit movement from the Valley, ought to have made it a rich harvest as well.
Instead, what they are currently reaping is disappointment.
The crop has, no doubt, turned out better than the last two years. In 2017, Himachal's apple production was estimated at 2.23 crore boxes (each containing 20 kg of fruit), which fell to 2.18 crore boxes last year. In this apple marketing season from August, arrivals in mandis across the state — mainly Shimla and also Mandi, Kullu, Sirmaur and Chamba districts — have already touched 2.65 crore boxes till October 8, as per data from the horticulture department. With the crop from Kinnaur — a high-altitude belt at 8,000 feet-plus, as opposed to Shimla's orchards that are in the mid- and high-hill range just below or above 7,000 feet — to arrive after mid-October, the total figure is expected to be 3-3.3 crore boxes.
"The crop has been generally good, especially in the mid-hill belt. Only in the high hills, the fruit size was affected because of rains and thunderstorms in August at the time of maturity. But even here, there was no problem during the flowering (from March in low hills to May in the high altitudes) and fruit-setting (April-June) periods," notes Rohit Thakur, the owner of an apple orchard at Jubbal in Shimla district and also grandson of former chief minister Thakur Ram Lal.
For the state's growers, the source of disquiet right now isn't the size of their crop as much as the prices.
"Initially the markets showed up well. The early varieties from the lower and middle hills fetched Rs 1,800-2,200 per box. But after mid-September, the rates have crashed and there are hardly any buyers," says Prakash Thakur, a former vice chairman of HP Horticultural Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation Ltd (better known as HPMC) and orchardist from Thanedar in Shimla district.
According to him, the higher duty on Washington apples, on top of the ban on Chinese imports, has had very little impact. "A few growers in the low hills who were able to market their crop towards end-July/early-August would have got some advantage. On the other hand, Kashmir apples not reaching the markets has not been of any benefit, as demand has practically vanished after mid-September," he adds.
The average price this season for the standard Royal Delicious apples has been Rs 1,200-1,500 per box, while it was Rs 1,700-2,000 last year.
"It's a mystery why we have not got a good rate. Till now, everyone was blaming foreign apples, but I'm convinced it is the arthiyas (commission agents) who have engineered this crash," remarks Chetan Bragta. This young grower of Kotkhai, whose father Narinder Bragta is a former horticulture minister and sitting Bharatiya Janata Party legislator from the Jubbal-Kotkhai Assembly constituency, has produced 5,000 boxes of apples from his family's 60-bigha (12 acres) orchard.
Most growers sell their produce straight from their orchards or bring it to the mandis. The bigger traders, who buy through the arthiyas, stock the apples in controlled atmosphere (CA) storehouses for selling in the off-season when prices go up. The bulk of these stores are outside Himachal, which has only a handful of them belonging to the likes of HPMC and the Adani Group.
"We need a permanent solution to break the hold of arthiyas and traders. And that can come only from setting up more CA stores within the state," points out Rakesh Singha, general secretary of the Himachal Pradesh Kisan Sabha and lone CPI(M) legislator from Theog, which is also a major apple-growing area of Shimla.
India annually produces 23-25 lakh tonnes of apples, with Jammu & Kashmir (18-19 lt) and Himachal Pradesh (5-6 lt) accounting for the bulk of it. The country, in 2018-19, also imported 2.83 lt, mainly from the US (1.28 lt), Chile (0.54 lt), New Zealand (0.26 lt), Italy (0.22 lt) and Turkey (0.16 lt). During April-August 2019, apple imports have totalled 1.61 lt, with Chile (0.42 lt), US (0.35 lt), Italy (0.28 lt), New Zealand (0.17 lt) and Poland (0.13 lt) being the major countries of origin.
At 3 crore boxes and Rs 1,500/box, Himachal's apple economy is worth
Rs 4,500 crore. Some growers are trying to beat the market by growing premium varieties or going in for high-density plantation. Among them is Prem Singh Chauhan from Jaltahar village in Kotkhai, who claims to have even developed his own 'APS' apple variety, for which he has applied for a patent.
"I have realised Rs 4,800 for a 28-kg box, which is more than the Rs 2,000-2,500 (per 20-kg box) rates for Washington apples," states Chauhan, whose 15-bigha (three acres) orchard plot has been visited by Indian Council of Agricultural Research scientists, even as he awaits the award from the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks.
Another such progressive grower is Sandeep Singha. An architect, he, like Chauhan, has converted his entire 100-bigha (20 acre) orchard at Kotgarh in Shimla district into a high-density plantation. "We cannot compete with imported apples without growing new varieties or adopting new planting technologies," he tells The Indian Express.
Many young growers, who have returned to manage their family orchards after working as IT, engineering or management professionals outside the state, are the ones taking the lead. Their new high-density plantation orchards have 300-400 trees per bigha, as compared with the normal 50 or so. Besides, they are planting new imported varieties such as Red Chief, Super Chief, Oregon Spur and Scarlet Spur, fetching much better rates than the "traditional" Red Delicious fruit.
Motilal Chauhan got an average rate of Rs 3,200 for the 2,500 boxes of Scarlet Spur (II) and Jeromine apples, out of the 6,000 boxes that he harvested from his 20-bigha (four acres) orchard at Dhangvi village of Kotkhai. Moreover, this price was for produce purchased directly from the farm-gate. Chauhan attributes his higher realisations to the selection of superior root-stock imported from Italy and also good orchard management practices.
"The growers who have replaced their 30-40-year-old trees and raised new plantations from root-stock brought from Italy, US and New Zealand are the ones repeating a good harvest today," sums up the former horticulture minister Narinder Bragta.
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Will Tunisia follow the Egypt route?
Leading Ennahda party may have to make uncomfortable concessions and unite with a fractured opposition block.
By Hashem Ahelbarra
Published On 1 Aug 20131 Aug 2013
Like Egypt, the street here in Tunisia is divided. Anti-government protesters say they are determined to topple the Ennahda-led government. And, like Egypt, the trial of strength is an efficient weapon to press ahead with more demands and secure more concessions.
Ennahda and the Muslim Brotherhood share many things in common. They are both conservatives, wedded to building societies where social justice, ethics and religious principles prevail.
To their critics they say they have a vision for a Muslim world where Islam and modernity can coexist.
For decades the two movements were repressed and secluded but all that changed after the 2011 Arab Spring revolts. Ennahda and the Muslim Brotherhood won the first democratic elections after the collapse of authoritarian rule and rose to the pinnacle of power.
The Muslim Brotherhood's ascent to power was short lived – on July 3 the army deposed Mohamed Morsi after days of giant street protests.
In Tunisia, Ennahda is still a key member in a governing coalition, but it faces the biggest threat to its almost two years in power: the assassination of an opposition leader the second in six months the killing of eight soldiers by radical fighters and the declining economy are seen by many here a sign Ennahda is not fit to govern in the staunchly secular Tunisia.
All in all, in Tunisia and Egypt, two parties emerge out of the shadow to shape a new era, only to find themselves months later grappling with a serious crisis. But this is where drawing parallels between the two countries should come to an end.
The Muslim Brotherhood's fight for survival is complicated by the fact that among its plethora of opponents the army stands as the most formidable.
Unlike Egypt, the army in Tunisia does not have the same tentacles that stretch to every sphere of life. Former dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, chose not to build a strong army for fear it might turn against him. He relied instead on police brutality to maintain his grip on power.
Ennahda faces two potentially powerful adversaries. The seculars and leftists who built a vast network across the country: They are in labour unions, business community, judiciary and state bureaucracy.
Fractured opposition
The Popular Front – an umbrella organisation of leftist groups, is calling for a mass movement similar to the Egyptian Tamarod. They want to topple the government, dissolve the Constituent Assembly, establish a "Salvation Government" and appoint experts to draft a new constitution.
There are even those who vow to send Ennahda leaders to jail and ban them from politics.
But, the opposition to Ennahda is far from united. The powerful labour union General Union of Tunisian Labour (UGTT) has called for a national unity government but stopped short of calling for the parliament to dissolve. This came as a sigh of relief for the governing coalition.
Ennahda is now trying to negotiate a new deal with the main opposition parties. The deal would pave the way for an expanded coalition, where Ennahda will still have a bigger say. But the deal will not include the parliament, known here as the Constituent Assembly. For the governing coalition, it is a "red line".
The ruling party suspects remnants of the old regime and radical left for colluding to stage a coup against the legitimate government in a replay of the Egyptian scenario. But Ennahda remains a very powerful, well organised party with huge grassroots support.
To weather the current storm Ennahda has only one option: Reach out to the main opposition block in the parliament, form a new national unity government, and hold elections the sooner the better.
To negotiate a way out they will have to make some concessions. But concessions at this stage, no matter how painful they may be, outweigh the risks of losing power.
The chaos that ensued the military coup in Egypt played to the advantage of Tunisia's Islamists. It is going to be extremely difficult today to convince people that ousting Ennahda will not come at a huge price for Tunisia.
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Question Time host David Dimbleby bowed out on Thursday night after 25 years presenting the current affairs programme, saying: "Thank you all, our audiences, both at home and in the studios, very much [...] From me, a Happy Christmas, and not goodbye but goodnight." The 80-year-old received a standing ovation from both the audience and the guests.
Following a show, in which the panellists, including former Brexit Secretary David Davis, Green MP Caroline Lucas and comedian Jo Brand, had discussed Brexit, Dimbleby said: "This programme marks the end of my tenure as the chair [...] After a quarter of a century I'm off to new pastures, or at least in search of new pastures, but I didn't want to end without saying something about this programme.
"It is, of all the programmes I've ever work on for the BBC, a truly team effort and I did want to end by thanking the people who have made it possible over the past 25 years.
Dimbleby, who was preceded by Peter Sissons, first presented Question Time on January 13 1994. Fiona Bruce will take the helm when the programme returns in January next year.
Ahead of his final Question Time appearance, Dimbleby said: "It has been a privilege to work for a programme, which brings voters face to face with those in power. I am grateful to the production teams and to the BBC who have made this possible.
"It has been exhilarating following the twists and turns of British politics from John Major in 1994, through the Blair and Brown years to Cameron and May. I am not giving up broadcasting."
Tributes continue to pour in for Dimbleby on social media.
#BBCQT David Dimbleby gets the biggest cheer he's ever got when he turns to David Davis, asks him for a Brexit joke, then says: "Some people might say, you are the joke about Brexit." Never so good as in his signing off programme!


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I blogged a little while ago about a plan by the City of New York to collect personal information about diabetics in that city without the consent of the individual patients (see The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: City Officials Aim to Track How Diabetics Manage Illness). The plan is starting to attract more criticism, according to an article from the Associated Press, via Yahoo!:
N.Y. Diabetes-Tracking Plan Draws Concern - Yahoo! News
"... Diabetes is different, threatening no one but the people who have it.
"This isn't smallpox," said James Pyles, an attorney who represents health care groups concerned with medical privacy. "The state, or the city in this case, does not have a compelling interest in the health of an individual that overrides that individual's right to privacy."
Pyles praised the intent of the program, but said unless diabetics are asked for their consent, it would be "an outright violation of the constitutional right to privacy" for the government to obtain their identities.
The city's program wouldn't initially get consent to collect data, but would allow patients to opt out later. The database would also be tightly controlled, off limits to anyone but department staff, the patients and their doctors, health officials say.
Over time, doctors could receive letters, telling them whether their patients have been getting adequate care. People who skip checkups might get a note from their doctors, reminding them of the dangers of untreated diabetes.
The plan is akin to the surveillance system put in place in 1897 to fight tuberculosis. At first, doctors were outraged they had to report TB cases to the government, but it became a model after deaths plummeted....
UPDATE: You may not be surprised by the Wired News headline on this one: Wired News: Big Brother Wants to Be Diet Cop
Labels: health information, information breaches, surveillance


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Today's topic is about Card-Jitsu Shadow, one of the most talked about Club Penguin rumours that sadly never became a reality.
For apparently 5 years now, Card-Jitsu Shadow has been rumoured to be the 4th element that would come to Club Penguin. Lots of information has surfaced over the years claiming Shadow would one day make its debut. The most substantial evidence, I believe, is that Club Penguin already added the Shadow Ninja items to their SWF Files: The Helmet of Shadows, Midnight Mask, Nightfall Coat, and Shade Sandals. These items exist, even though they are not available in CP yet. There was a way to hack the items with WPE PRO but it's since been patched.
Let's look at some other clues that hint at the possibility of Card-Jitsu Shadow.
When you become a Fire, Water, or Snow Ninja, the corresponding gem will be added to the amulet. A bit less noticeable though, is the small black gem in the centre of the Amulet. This is perhaps one of the clues of the Shadow element.
If you're a member and buy a ton of power cards, eventually you might obtain this card. The Shadow Ninja shown here is wearing the items from above.
→ The last clue I have for you to see can be achieved by anyone, and is the most interesting because it involves the 3 elements of Fire, Water, and Snow.
Most people are aware that Fire Ninjas can cause meteors to shower from the sky, Water Ninjas can make it rain, and Snow Ninjas can make it Snow by performing the special dance at the same time. What's less known is that an even balance of the 3 types of Ninjas will create a shadowy purple sky, with clouds of each element passing by.
Back in January I took a short video of when I successfully managed to do this. Watch the sky in video. When 3 of each Ninja were performing the special dance at the same time, the purple shadow sky would emerge. This was actually difficult to do since it's hard to get rogues to cooperate with anything. It took maybe 10 minutes to finally get about 45 seconds of an even balance.
So I guess the question is, why is it taking them so long to make the game? I heard that Club Penguin wants to make the other Card-Jitsu games available on the mobile version before they introduce shadow. Personally I don't think they're ever going to release Shadow, or if they do it will be after Project Super Secret, and therefore only on a mobile platform.
Well that's it for this post, thanks for reading! Comment what you think or suggest a topic for next time!


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 Виолетта — женское имя, этимологически происходит от латинского viola — фиалка.
 Виолетта — молодёжный телесериал, совместный проект Disney Channel и компании Pol-ka Producciones.
 Виолетта (1906—?) — немецкая и американская цирковая артистка.
 (557) Виолетта — астероид главного пояса, который был открыт 26 января 1905 года.

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This seminar, for separated, divorcing, and divorced parents, offers five steps to prevent divorce abuse—a specific type of emotional abuse that divorcing parents cause when, in their anger and bitterness, they lose sight of their child's needs.
Crossroads of Parenting & Divorce is a seminar lasting 4-6 hours that uses enlightening video scenes to demonstrate common co-parenting challenges and solutions.
Step 1: Keep your child out of the middle.
Step 2: Allow your child to love both parents.
Step 3: Work on your own recovery.
Step 4: Develop new communication skills.
Step 5: Create a positive new relationship as co-parents.


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"Conduct your affairs with humility" (Sir 3:17). "Humble yourself the more, the greater you are" (Sir 3:18). We who are disciples of Jesus and have been baptized into Jesus are called to be the most humble of all people, for Jesus "emptied Himself" and became a human being (Phil 2:7). Then He "humbled Himself, obediently accepting even death, death on a cross!" (Phil 2:8) Therefore, "in your relations with one another, clothe yourselves with humility, because God 'is stern with the arrogant but to the humble He shows kindness' " (1 Pt 5:5).
Jesus invites us: "Learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble of heart" (Mt 11:29). Jesus has taught us that we humble ourselves when we take the lowest place (Lk 14:10). Jesus did this by being born in Bethlehem; growing up in Nazareth; becoming a carpenter; choosing to be poor (see 2 Cor 8:9), persecuted, even a slave (Phil 2:7); choosing apostles and disciples who were "lowborn and despised" by the world (1 Cor 1:28); washing the feet of His apostles (Jn 13:5); freely letting Himself suffer crucifixion, the most disgraceful way to die; and remaining with us under the appearance of bread and wine.
Jesus humbled Himself to the extreme. He was then highly exalted and given "the name above every other name" (Phil 2:9). In the name of Jesus, humble yourself to the extreme.
Prayer: Father, I have been baptized into Jesus and into His humility. May I live accordingly.
Praise: Praise Jesus, humbled, crucified, risen, and glorified! It was impossible for death to keep its hold on You (Acts 2:24). You are sovereign, majestic, and omnipotent Lord and God. I worship You forever!


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Phallus paintings in Bhutan are esoteric symbols, which have their origins in the Chimi Lhakhang monastery near Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan. The village monastery was built in honour of Lama Drukpa Kunley who lived at the turn of the 16th century and who was popularly known as the "Mad Saint" (nyönpa) or "Divine Madman" for his unorthodox ways of teaching, which amounted to being bizarre and shocking.
These explicit paintings have become embarrassing to many of the country's urbanites, and this form of folk culture is informally discouraged in urban centers as modern western Abrahamic cultural norms of shaming the human body and sexuality have spread in Bhutan's urban centers.

However phallus paintings can still be seen on the walls of houses and buildings throughout Bhutan, particularly in villages, and are credited as Kunley's creations. Traditionally symbols of an erect penis in Bhutan have been intended to drive away the evil eye and malicious gossip. The phallic symbols are generally not depicted in community temples and dzongs, which are places of worship where lamas or Buddhist monks and nuns who have adopted celibate lifestyles live. However, rural and ordinary houses continue to display them.

While the history of use of phallus symbols is generally traced to Drukpa Kunley, studies carried out at the Center of Bhutan Studies (CBS) have inferred that the phallus was an integral part of the early ethnic religion associated with Bon that existed in Bhutan before Buddhism became the state religion. In Bon, the phallus was integral to all rituals. Dasho Lam Sanga, a former principal of the Institute of Language and Culture Studies (ILCS), while acknowledging that there are no written documents regarding the subject, refers to the oral history: "But the worship of the phallus was believed to be in practice even before the arrival of Guru Rinpoche and Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal ... What we know about it is what we heard from our forefathers."

History
The often mentioned origin of the symbolic phallus is as a legacy of the popular Bhutanese saint Drukpa Kunley (1455–1529). Kunley migrated from Tibet, was trained in Ralung Monastery in Tibet, and belonged to the period of Pema Lingpa and was his disciple. He was a crazy saint who extensively travelled in Bhutan, who was fond of women and wine, and adopted blasphemous and unorthodox ways of teaching Buddhism. His sexual exploits included his hosts and promoters. He was utterly devoid of all social conventions and called himself the "Madman from Kyishodruk."

Drukpa Kunley's intention was to shock the clergy, who were uppity and prudish in their behaviour and teachings of Buddhism. However, his ways appealed to lay practitioners. It was he who propagated the legend of painting phalluses on walls and flying hanging phalluses from roof tops of houses to drive away evil spirits and subdue demonesses. He is, therefore, also called the "fertility saint", as the monastery he built, Chimi Lhakhang, is visited by not only Bhutanese women but also people from the United States and Japan.

Kunley's organ, as painted, is called the "Thunderbolt of Flaming Wisdom" as it unnerved demons and demonesses and subdued them. It is also said that he is "perhaps the only saint in the religions of the world who is almost exclusively identified with phallus and its creative power". It is for this reason that his phallus, as a symbol, is depicted in paintings on the walls of the houses, and he is shown in thangka paintings holding a "wooden stick with penis head".

The nyönpa lived in a place known as Lobesa close to Chimi Lhakhang to drive away demonesses and protect the local people. According to the legend, he used to hit the evil forces with his penis (or cohabited with them) and turn them into protective deities. Chimi Lhakhang was built in the mad saint's honour by his cousin on a hillock (this hillock was called by Kunley a "woman's breast") in a valley for the good deeds done to his people by subduing the evil forces and demonesses with his "magic thunderbolt of wisdom". It was built in 1499 with a square plan and a golden spire. It is approached from the Yowakha village, and all the houses on the way are painted with phallic symbols.

The monastery now houses several wooden phalluses including a silver-handled phallus (the "Lama's Thunderbolt"), which the mad saint is supposed to have brought from Tibet. This is now frequently used by the current lama of the monastery to hit women on the head as a blessing to beget children. The monastery is also enshrined with a statue of Lama Kunley with his pet dog Sachi. Images of Ngawang Namgyal, Gautama Buddha and Avalokiteśvara are also deified in the monastery. Women come to the monastery seeking blessings of children by getting hit on the head by the presiding lama with wooden and bone phalluses. The name of the yet-to-be-born child is also chosen by picking bamboo slips placed in the altar inscribed with names of boys and girls. It is also said that the small stupa at the altar was made by Kunley himself.

It is also argued  by social science researchers that the phallus is a representation of "Worldly illusion of desires", and it is said that as a symbol of power and fertility of the animists of the Bön religion, the phallus's representation got enmeshed with Buddhism in Bhutan. Similar phallic depictions can be found in Thailand, Bali, and in other cultures.

Anecdotes and practices
Several anecdotes are told of the zany ways of Drukpa Kunley. It is said that on a particular occasion he was gifted a sacred thread to put around his neck. However, he shocked the people by saying that he would tie the thread around his penis with the fond hope that it would bring him "luck with the ladies".

Among some communities in eastern Bhutan, every year during a particular period, phalluses are worshipped with flowers, ara (red colored hooch) and milk, in an effort to seek protection from the evil spirits. In central Bhutan, a wooden phallus is immersed in the cups before the drinks are offered to the guests. Some phalluses, especially in rural Bhutan, are endowed with comic eyes.

The phallus painting is also termed as an institutionalised graffiti. It is seen painted in different designs, and an unusual design seen is one with a dragon riding the phallus. One common feature noticed is that the phallus is always seen ejaculating.

Symbolism

The belief that such a symbol brings good luck and drives away evil spirits is so much ingrained in the psyche of the common populace in Bhutan that the symbols are routinely painted outside walls of the new houses and even painted on number plates of trucks. The carved wooden phalluses are hung (sometimes crossed by a design of sword or dagger) outside, on the eves of the new homes, at the four corners.

The wooden phalluses are also driven in the agricultural fields as a kind of scarecrow, when the crops start sprouting. The Atsaras (masked clowns) also decorate their headgear with phallus painted cloth, during the popular Tsechu festival held every year in different monasteries throughout Bhutan. These clowns also dance with their holy whips and wooden phalluses. On a road drive from Paro airport to Thimpu these explicit paintings of phalluses are a common sight on "white-washed walls of homes, shops and eateries."

In the Chimi Lhakhang monastery, the shrine dedicated to Drukpa Kunley, several wooden penises are seen being used to bless people who visit the monastery on pilgrimage seeking blessings to bear a child or for welfare of their children. The glaringly displayed phallus in the monastery is a brown wooden piece with a silver handle, a religious relic considered to possess divine powers and hence used for blessing the spiritually oriented people. It is also said to prevent quarrels among family members in the houses which are painted with these symbols.

House warming ritual

As part of house warming ceremony of new houses, a traditional ritual involves erecting the phallus symbols at the four corners of the eaves of the house and one inside the house. A basket filled with carved wooden phalluses is raised to the roof of the house to fix them at the four cardinal corners. Groups of both men and women get hired by the owner of the house in raising the basket to the roof.

While the men pull the basket up with a rope tied securely from the roof, women try to pull it down; during this process, ribald phallic songs are sung and with every pull the people watching the fun shout "laso". A mock exercise is enacted by the men as if they have failed to lift the basket and the basket is dropped to the ground. The intention is to get free alcoholic drinks from the owner of the house to "energize" the men. Following the drinking, the men finally rise the basket to the roof and fix the phalluses at the four corners of the roof at the eve ends.

The phalluses are also tied with a dagger (redi) and painted in five different colours; the colours are said to be significators of five divine expressions: "White dagger representing peace, purity, and harmony, a red coloured dagger representing wealth and power is placed on the west, the yellow dagger representing prosperity is placed on the south, and on the north is placed the green dagger representing protection. The fifth dagger placed inside the house is usually blue in colour and symbolises wisdom." The popular belief in fixing these symbols is that it wards off evil spirits, and not as a fertility symbol.

See also
Body worship
Bhutanese art
Lingam
Phallic architecture
Phallus

References

External links
 Divine Madman — The sublime life and songs of Drukpa Kunley
 Phallus: Crazy Wisdom from Bhutan
 Phallus pictures on flickr
Wall painting at Chimi Lhakhang
Wall painting at Chimi Lhakhang
 Married to Bhutan

Bhutanese art
Bhutanese culture
Phallic symbols
Buddhist symbols


Danish mobile banking service Lunar Way has received €13 million in funding as it prepares to board its fintech longboats for the conquering of the Nordics.
The funding comes shortly after it received payment licences and it's pumped up good and proper for some foreign action.
The round was led by SEED Capital with Greyhound Capital, Socii Capital and several unnamed individual investors from the financial industry.
The company opened for business in Sweden in December, and Norway is next on the list with a launch this month.
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The firm reckons it's hard for challenger banks to penetrate the Nordic market with anything else than a euro account for travelling.
It will use the investment for "fine-tuning" its existing products and developing new ones tailored to the local needs of the different countries.
Lunar Way was launched in 2015. It says it gets more than 10,000 new users a month. It is also gearing up for a new funding round sometime around summer.


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Woman spotted stealing bauble decorations from Christmas trees
The CCTV footage captured a woman sneakily pulling off baubles from a beautifully decorated tree in the town square in Ryde, Isle of Wight.
The tree was decorated by school children who made the ornaments themselves.
A blond-haired woman dressed fully in black, can be seen inhumanely pulling off the decorations from the tree. In the process, she even ended up damaging many of them which were made by the children.
"At 7.13 am on Tuesday police received a report of an incident which is reported to have taken place on the evening of December 1. Christmas decorations were removed from a tree in St Thomas' Square, Ryde," a spokesperson said.
The spokesperson further added that they are yet to make an arrest.
Year One pupils at Greenmount Primary School put in the effort to accentuate the festive feels and hand made all the ornaments. As per the report, a Council spokesman of Ryde Town called the act as 'mindless' after the decorations were damaged and stolen.
"The Town Council is very grateful to the young people from Greenmount and Network Ryde for all the care and effort they put into making the decorations. It is such a disappointment that their hard work was disrespected by such a mindless act," they said.
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Santa Cruz (Main ) Campus- The Office of the Vice-President for Academic Affairs under Dr. Mario C. Pasion, through the Curriculum, Instruction Development & Quality Assurance (CIDQA) scheduled three-day seminar for the Outcomes-Based Education course design write shop, presentation and critiquing on April 15-16-17, 2015 at Makiling Pavilion, Splash Mountain Resort Hotel, Brgy. Lalakay, Los Banos, Laguna.
Write Shop is held on day one, presentation is on day two and the critiquing of outputs is on day 3. Resource speakers have been tapped to assist in the 3-day academic activity like: Dr. Amelia A. Gaerlan (CHED Consultant & retired UST Dean); Dr. Delia Rodriguez (CHED Focal Person, Region IVA); Dr. Jerome A. Chavez (Assessment Specialist, Mathematics Education).


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H-E-B, Meals for the Elderly provide 600 holiday plates to disabled, older residents
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SAN ANGELO — Meals for the Elderly delivered about 600 traditional Thanksgiving meals Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, to disabled and older residents in San Angelo.
Since 2008, H-E-B has donated these meals as part of its Feast of Sharing initiative to prevent hunger.
Jessica Behringer, Director of Development and Marketing for Meals for the Elderly, said H-E-B sponsored all of the meals by donating the cost of food.
"All of the meals that go out will have an H-E-B sticker on them to indicate their donation," Behringer said.
Dawson Tucker, Meals for the Elderly Executive Director, and Nick George, H-E-B top store leader, teamed up for a delivery route Tuesday.
Tucker said there were 49 routes with 47 drivers delivering the Thanksgiving meals.
"This is a very underserved community, and Meals for the Elderly does a great job serving them," George said. "Nonprofit work is more of a calling than it is a job, and they are amazing at it."
One of the meal recipients, Carol Barton, said she was grateful for her meal and everything the two organizations do for San Angelo.
"You never realize how much you miss these meals until your son is back in Houston and you don't know what you're going to eat for dinner since he isn't here to cook," Barton said.


Delusional disorder is sometimes confused with schizophrenia as both share delusions as a characteristic. What distinguishes delusional disorder is the presence of plausible delusions, as opposed to the more bizarre delusions that may accompany schizophrenia. Delusions are generally thought of as fixed false beliefs. The 'fixed' element refers to the fact that even in the face of evidence to the contrary, the delusion remains. In delusional disorder there is evidence to suggest that with proper treatment delusions may not always be fixed.
People with delusional disorder are usually in their 40s and may not realise they have a problem until it is pointed out to them by a friend or relative. The lack of feedback may be one of the reasons why some people develop, maintain and possibly act on their delusion. Studies of people with the disorder have revealed that they are often socially isolated and many may have a physical problem such as deafness or visual impairment.
Erotomania: more common in females, erotomania refers to the firm belief that someone (often of a higher status) is in love with them. The nature of the love is all-consuming, but pure and romantic rather than sexual in nature.
Grandiosity: some people have a firm belief that they have a great talent or ability that is being ignored or overlooked. This would be typical of a grandiose form of delusion. Grandiosity may also take the form of a particularly significant relationship with someone that others do not share.
Jealousy: as the category suggests, jealousy relates to the firm belief that one's partner or spouse is being unfaithful.
Persecutory: the belief that some plot or conspiracy is being hatched to do the person harm or discredit them.
Somatic: the belief that the person has some infection, has an unpleasant body odor, is disfigured or perhaps infested with lice or other creatures.
Other: there are other forms of delusion that do fit into the main categories. For example, Capgras syndrome refers to the belief that a familiar person has been replaced by an imposter. Fregoli syndrome refers to the belief that a familiar person is disguised as someone else. Cotard syndrome refers to the belief that the person has lost everything, including their internal organs, their strength and their possessions. Cotard syndrome is rare and tends to be thought of as a precursor to a depressive or schizophrenic episode.
Nothing is really know about the cause of the disorder and because the person's life is generally otherwise unaffected many individuals may never even be recognized as having a problem. The exceptions are often those who come to the attention of the law and/or the media resulting from actions they have taken stemming from the delusion. Examples could be stalking or revenge attacks or assault.
Cognitive therapy has been shown to have some beneficial effects. The therapist helps the person to identify dysfunctional thought processes and replace these with more adaptive beliefs. Antipsychotic medication also helps although the available research in this area is limited and varied. Munro & Mok (1995) reviewed 1000 treatments between 1965-1985 and concluded that roughly half had a good prognosis if treated appropriately.


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Q: Ubuntu 14.04 Server does not boot right after initial installation I installed Ubuntu 14.04 Server on a PC where I had 12.04 installed and running smoothly.
However, right after the main message that comes after the installation, it does not boot to the main welcome screen, but freezes instead.
What could be the problem and how to recover from it? I have removed all additional H/W from the Server thinking maybe drivers might be causing boot to freeze.  So far nothing.
Your assistance is highly appreciated.

A: Ubuntu is trying to switch to a high resolution video mode for the console and your hardware isn't cooperating.
Fixing this while at the machine
When Grub2 shows up:

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*Highlight the menu item for Ubuntu and press e

*Go to the line where it loads the kernel and press End to go to the end of the line

*Add nomodeset

*Press F10 or Ctrl-X to boot

With any luck it will boot into the login screen. This won't save that option but at least now you can edit the file for Grub2 and update it to save that option if it works.
Fixing this for good

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*Log in (ssh will probably do, if you know the machine's IP)

*Update the grub config file:
sudo nano /etc/default/grub

*Find the line that starts with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT

*Edit the line to include nomodeset. In my case, the line looked like this afterwards:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nomodeset"

but you may also have other parameters such as quiet and splash, which don't need to be removed.

*Save/exit nano

*Run
sudo update-grub

*Reboot

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Lately we added several new features to IndexDen (IndexTank API).
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First search options is "category_rollup" – comma-separated list of categories. Use category_rollup to generate facets without respect of current filters.
You have Brands category for cell phones with values: Palm, Samsung and Motorolla.
It is good, but id doesn't say how many entries in the other Categories: Palm and Motorolla.
So, even when filter is applied for the Brand you can see facets for other Brands too.
Second option "match_any_field" allow to search inside all fields in the index.
For example we have two fields: text and title. Using match_any_field=true IndexDen will search inside both fields.
So, it is more not necessary to specify each field is search query like: title:some query OR text:some query.
We optimized internal storage-search system to support hundreds of Categories and Variables.
It means that you could add hundreds of product "custom fields" and product categories to your product index.
To support new functions we also improved existing PHP API. We added support for new parameters to the search function.
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"On the other hand, I've traveled the world because I was in the navy. I've been to Dubai. I was in the Persian Gulf when we had all that action with Iran in 2007. I could have been anywhere else in the world, but I ended up in Texas and then back here in Downey. I went to Downey High School and being back feels like I'm home. So, with all those experiences condensed into a 34-year-old body, I feel I'm different from others.
"Also, when I worked at Disneyland I knew I was part of someone's vacation. You are put in a position where you can make someone's day 'magical'. Knowing that I could have that kind of effect made me want to go to work everyday. I'd say to myself, 'I'm going to help these people not have to wait in line today,' or 'I'm going to play a game with these certain people.' That certainly ingrained itself in my personality so that I am more of a people person than I was before. I'm not afraid to go up to strangers and joke with them or at a bar, make some new friends. I think that makes me unique."


Holsworthy Sea Anglers take a trip on Bluefin!
Holsworthy Sea Anglers trip aboard Bluefin was as usual full of banter and despite there only being 3 of us members attending plenty of fish were caught. Around 35 Spurdog boated today, several Huss and sadly not a single Dogfish. Paul Cozens proved he can still fish with bait but lacked the ability to keep his lead, rig and bait in his own part of the sea. He did have a nice Huss and plenty of Spurs, Chris Hodgson started late due to spending a lot of time untangling Paul from his line, but managed spurs to 16lb and Huss. I managed to sneak the biggest Spurdog out at 16lb 8oz, I have one hand on the Trophy now till Paul books more trips to knock me off!. As usual John Barbeary delivered a cracking days fishing sacrificing yet another T bar to Davey Jones Locker.
John Barbeary has taken Bluefin to deepwater marks off Ilfracombe where anglers have boated spurdog to 18lb and conger to 20lb. Keith Armishaw boated a 12lb thornback. The spurdog packs are now starting to disperse and summer species will soon start to show. The calm seas and blues skies have certainly boosted spirits with spring on the way and hoped for mackerel and tope.
Exeter based angler Pete Gregory got up before dawn to the make a foggy trip to Ilfracombe where he boarded Bluefin to enjoy a fine days fishing landing specimen spurdog and a fine bull huss of 14lb.
Toby Bassett enjoyed a beautiful day bobbing about on John Barbeary's Bluefin with plenty of fish tempted throughout the day afloat.
Several bass were tempted drifting over the reefs with the biggest around 5lb. Anchoring brought sport with several tope to 30lb along with huss and the inevitable dogfish. One angler hooked a large fish that came close to spooling him before dropping the bait. The guess was that it was shark?
As winter approaches anglers will be looking forward to targetting the spurdog, huss and conger that prowl the mid channel marks giving some exciting and frantic sport when the weather permits access.


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Q: WebApi2 Help Page stops generating documentation after extending ApiController I have extended ApiController to include some common properties/methods, and this extended controller is held in a separate class library/assembly.
public class ExtendedApiController : ApiController
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In my Api project, all controllers inherit from this extended controller.
public class HomeApiController : ExtendedApiController
{
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Pretty simple...
However, extending the base class now prevents the Help Page generator from actually generating documentation from these controllers. If I switch the controllers back to inheriting directly from ApiController they are visible in the docs.
Is there a way to allow/change the assembly name the generator looks for? I have a sneaking suspicion that it is comparing a base class directly to "ApiController" and is therefore skipping all of mine.

A: Well, as it turns out the fact that my base class was in a different assembly was part of the problem. The real issue was the fact that these projects referenced different versions of the WebApi2 libraries. Unfortunately, the conflicting package version was only listed as a warning, not an error, so I missed it. An update of all NuGet packages across all projects in the solution fixed the issue.


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Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection
Jamal Qualai, Jon Cantero, Lin Xi Li, José Manuel Carrascosa, Eduard Cabré, Olga Dern, Lauro Sumoy, Gerard Requena, Stephen J Mcsorley, Meritxell Genescà
Anatomy, Physiology and Cell Biology
Efforts to develop vaccines that can elicit mucosal immune responses in the female genital tract against sexually transmitted infections have been hampered by an inability to measure immune responses in these tissues. The differential expression of adhesion molecules is known to confer site-dependent homing of circulating effector T cells to mucosal tissues. Specific homing molecules have been defined that can be measured in blood as surrogate markers of local immunity (e.g. α4β7 for gut). Here we analyzed the expression pattern of adhesion molecules by circulating effector T cells following mucosal infection of the female genital tract in mice and during a symptomatic episode of vaginosis in women. While CCR2, CCR5, CXCR6 and CD11c were preferentially expressed in a mouse model of Chlamydia infection, only CCR5 and CD11c were clearly expressed by effector T cells during bacterial vaginosis in women. Other homing molecules previously suggested as required for homing to the genital mucosa such as α4β1 and α4β7 were also differentially expressed in these patients. However, CD11c expression, an integrin chain rarely analyzed in the context of T cell immunity, was the most consistently elevated in all activated effector CD8+ T cell subsets analyzed. This molecule was also induced after systemic infection in mice, suggesting that CD11c is not exclusive of genital tract infection. Still, its increase in response to genital tract disorders may represent a novel surrogate marker of mucosal immunity in women, and warrants further exploration for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
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T-cells Chemical Compounds
Reproductive Tract Infections Medicine & Life Sciences
Female Genitalia Medicine & Life Sciences
female genitalia Agriculture & Biology
Molecules Chemical Compounds
Adhesion Chemical Compounds
T-lymphocytes Agriculture & Biology
adhesion Agriculture & Biology
Qualai, J., Cantero, J., Li, L. X., Carrascosa, J. M., Cabré, E., Dern, O., Sumoy, L., Requena, G., Mcsorley, S. J., & Genescà, M. (2016). Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection. PLoS One, 11(6), [e0156605]. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0156605
Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection. / Qualai, Jamal; Cantero, Jon; Li, Lin Xi; Carrascosa, José Manuel; Cabré, Eduard; Dern, Olga; Sumoy, Lauro; Requena, Gerard; Mcsorley, Stephen J; Genescà, Meritxell.
Qualai, J, Cantero, J, Li, LX, Carrascosa, JM, Cabré, E, Dern, O, Sumoy, L, Requena, G, Mcsorley, SJ & Genescà, M 2016, 'Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection', PLoS One, vol. 11, no. 6, e0156605. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0156605
Qualai J, Cantero J, Li LX, Carrascosa JM, Cabré E, Dern O et al. Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection. PLoS One. 2016 Jun 1;11(6). e0156605. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0156605
Qualai, Jamal ; Cantero, Jon ; Li, Lin Xi ; Carrascosa, José Manuel ; Cabré, Eduard ; Dern, Olga ; Sumoy, Lauro ; Requena, Gerard ; Mcsorley, Stephen J ; Genescà, Meritxell. / Adhesion molecules associated with female genital tract infection. In: PLoS One. 2016 ; Vol. 11, No. 6.
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Before you hit SEND...
It's the holidays, and you're pissed off. But do you really want to send an email like this?
By Jason Perlow for Tech Broiler | December 26, 2008 -- 07:44 GMT (23:44 PST) | Topic: Collaboration
It's the holidays, and you're pissed off. But do you really want to send an email like this? Think again.
Do you sometimes send emails you regret having sent? Or read emails from people who you thought should have thought twice before clicking that "Send" button?
Many of us have been using email for years -- some of us for over two decades. But has anyone ever actually "taught" us how to write emails properly?
In the coming year, where many workers will be a keystroke away from unemployment, we should all seriously consider reading SEND: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better, by David Shipley and Will Schwalbe. Shipley was a former speech writer for the Clinton administration and is Op-Ed editor of the New York Times. Schwalbe, a new media professional who operates the recently launched Cookstr.com recipe web site, was formerly Editor In Chief of Hyperion Books, a prominent publishing house. Between the two of them, they've amassed a wealth of knowledge and wisdom on how and what one should email, and the pitfalls of sending emails improperly.
Click on the "Read the rest of this entry" link below for more.
SEND is effectively the "Missing Manual" for email etiquette -- and while much of what is conveyed in this book is common sense, it's all valuable material, containing real-life examples of emails and threads that have gone horribly, horribly wrong -- many of which went south because the people who sent them didn't know the "rules" of email correspondence, or what the implications of sending an email are, as their words have now become a permanent electronic record of their stupidity or emotionally-charged responses.
SEND was originally published in 2007, but was updated with a new edition in September of 2008 -- right smack dab in the middle of when our economy imploded. I don't believe the authors actually intended the updated release to coincide with that event, but the new version of Shipley and Schwalbe's essential treatise couldn't have arrived at a better time.
The book is only 260 pages long, so it makes a quick read. It's divided into seven chapters:
Introduction: Why Do We Email So Badly?
In this chapter the authors discuss the elements of human nature which cause us to really screw up when sending our messages -- part of this is due to the fact the act in sitting in front of a computer keyboard and not making a face to face conversation actually lowers our inhibitions, which causes us to write things that we otherwise would be reluctant to do in front of a real human being.
Shipley and Schwalbe refer to human behavior behind bad emails as "The Eight Deadly Sins of Email". These can be effectively reduced to the following:
1. Emails which are unbelievably vague.
2. Emails which insult you so badly that you have to get up from your desk.
3. Emails which put you in jail.
4. Cowardly emails -- such as termination via email or other electronic communication where a phone call or real in-person contact should have been used instead.
5. Emails that won't go away -- such as those RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: chain threads from hell that we've all been involved in.
6. Emails that are so sarcastic that you have to get up from your desk, I.E."Smooth move, that was a big help!"
7. Emails that are too casual. "Hi Mister home loan person! How's that loan approval thingy going?"
8. Inappropriate emails. "You wanna come up to my hotel room to discuss that thing I want to pay for?"
When Should We Email?
Sometimes, you shouldn't use email at all to converse with someone -- there are times when phone conversation or actually sending someone an actual snail-mail letter or a FAX is best.
The Anatomy of an Email
It would seem that all of us know what the difference between TO:, CC:, and BCC: are, and how to write a proper subject line, but many people seem to misunderstand their use. TO: should only be used for people that are essential on the email, with CC: being optionals or those who should simply be "in the loop", but this should be used with caution. BCC: should be used to blind carbon copy another person who you don't want other people to see was also emailed, or if you want to hide the email addresses of the others in the message, such as in a broadcast.
This chapter also covers the often misunderstood yet very important opening sentence or salutations, as well as closings and signature blocks.
How to Write (the Perfect) Email
Even if you're an experienced user, this is probably the most important chapter you'll want to read -- as it goes in-depth into the significance of word choices. Unlike face to face or telephone conversation, actual tone and meaning and other nuances can be lost in emails. The difference between your choice of one word or another -- or even a simple punctuation mark -- can mean success or disaster. Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation are also essential in getting the proper message across and conveying your seriousness or authority.
The Six Essential Types of Email
This chapter covers Requests for Information, Responses, Informing, Thank-Yous, and Apologies. All very straightforward, but still very important stuff.
The Emotional Email
Anger, Sarcasm, Duplicity, Nastiness, and Lust are all danger areas for email. If you are feeling any of these emotions, it's probably a good idea to take a chill pill and step back from that keyboard.
The Email that Can Land You in Jail
Most people aren't aware, but emails can and will be used to help put you in jail. Since emails are a complete electronic record of your correspondence, they can be subpoenaed by the courts, years after you've written them. And even if you've deleted them off your personal account, chances are your enterprise has archived them to tape or some other recovery mechanism after you have long left your company.
Many of us work with sensitive information in the companies we work for. Sometimes, this stuff is best dealt with over the telephone or in a private conversation. Remember, never send an email if you get a feeling in your stomach that something fishy is going on, especially if it is clear there is wrongdoing. Even if you aren't engaging in wrongdoing yourself, responding to someone could make you an accessory, particularly if you do not report this immediately to your company's HR, ethics complaint line or your senior management. If you receive an email that contains unethical or illegal behavior, archive a copy of it -- but do not engage. And most certainly do not forward sensitive company information to your own private email accounts. If you really need a copy to protect yourself at a later date, print it out on paper, and store it someplace safe.
S.E.N.D.
Simple -- Effective -- Necessary -- Done. These are the essential qualities of good emails. The email must be simple to avoid confusion and not waste time and resources. An email must be effective, to try to get across what you want it to say the first time around, or with few follow-ups. An email must be necessary, in other words not frivolous, so that it doesn't go directly into the trash. And finally, if your email requires action, you need to know what is required in follow-ups in order to get it done.
Have you read the missing manual to email, or know someone who should? Talk Back and Let Me Know.
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