Gary Neville opines that Arsenal's recruitment "has been so bad" in the past that it is going to take Unai Emery more than one transfer window to build a competitive squad.
The former Man United skipper was speaking following the Gunners' 2-0 loss to Man City in their season opener at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
Raheem Starling and Bernardo Silva netted in each half for the Cityzens to hand the former Paris Saint German gaffer a rude welcome to the Premier League on debut.
"I don't think this is short term, the recruitment has been so bad there over this last 3 or 4 years.
It's going to take basically two or three, four transfer windows to sort this out," Neville said.
"This is a great coach, Unai Emery, he needs 3 or 4 transfer windows," he stressed.
The Englishman holds that if it took Man City's Pep Guardiola, "the greatest coach in the world" three transfer windows to craft the dreaded squad he has currently, then Unai will have to dig deeper.
"I don't care who the coach would be – you could bring Pep Guardiola in here.


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Redwood City is one of the largest city in the County of San Mateo. Moreover, it is situated at the heart of the tech and modern-rich region of Silicon Valley. Moreover, the city boasts astounding year-round weather. It has an active deep-toned-water port at the south bay of San Francisco. Also, the city's vibrant downtown area has a lot of entertainment hub. Moreover, the city has a plethora of stores, cosy restaurants and cafes, lively bistros and businesses and more. Also, Redwood City has a long history. The city is rich with history and cultural diversity. Every year the city welcomes new people. Also, the city hosts a lot of events that make the place even more lively. Vibrant cities, beaches, amusement parks, and natural wonders are some of the best things to do in Redwood City, California. Here is a list of tops things to do in Redwood City.
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1.San Mateo County History Museum
The San Mateo gallery is an unquestionable requirement visit for any outing to Redwood City and apparently the urban areas top fascination. The gallery includes various shows exhibiting and investigating how life used to be all through past decades in San Mateo County. Displays incorporate an overall store from the 1880s and a house demonstrating what life resembled in California when it was essential for Mexico. The San Mateo County History Museum likewise houses a colossal assortment of books and other documented materials where further examination can be embraced into the historical backdrop of San Mateo State. The structure itself is a noteworthy town hall and is similarly shocking both all around.
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2.San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge
One of the most delightful urban communities in America, San Francisco ought to be on everybody's must-see list. The sea and slopes give a dazzling characteristic setting, yet the interesting neighbourhoods, notable locales, green spaces, moving social establishments, and a casual mentality are what genuinely make this city exceptional. The notable Golden Gate Bridge is one of the key sights and what numerous individuals bring to mind when they think about the city and even California. The orange casing against the blue water of San Francisco Bay, or emerging from the haze that regularly covers the territory is an exceptional sight. You can value the scaffold from a remote place or, for a closer to home understanding, roll over it, stroll on it, or even bicycle across it.
In the event that you have the opportunity to investigate the city and are up for a little exercise, see a portion of the sights by walking. Families going with kids will locate a universe of exercises to engage adolescents and considerably more established kids with our article on activities with kids in San Francisco.
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3.Pulgas Water Temple
The amazing stone structure Pulgas Water Temple was planned in 1934 and was worked to praise the fantastic accomplishment of bringing water 160 miles from California to the Bay Area through the Sierra Nevada. The undertaking to carry water to the region cost an astounding $102 million dollars and took 24 years through the Great Depression. The stone segments of the sanctuary give proper respect to the Romans and Greeks whose procedures were utilized in the development of the water. The site is presently open to guests during non-weekend days and offers an extraordinary photo opportunity. The milestone is infrequently utilized as a wedding setting.
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4. Visit A Park
It's anything but difficult to get some open air time in Redwood City. Stimulsoft Park is an ideal spot for the two youngsters and canines. The recreation centre has a huge off-chain territory for canines and furthermore has a river that goes through the recreation centre. For kids, the recreation centre has a play structure and water apparatuses that assist you with chilling in the late spring. Stafford Park likewise has a play structure for youngsters and has a particular territory for babies. In the late spring months, stop by on a Wednesday night to get some music in the recreation centre.
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5.Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe lies high in the Sierra Nevada mountain go and is a famous all year excursion objective. The blue lake, with its turquoise bays and encompassing mountain view, is a late spring play area for boaters, beachgoers, campers, and nature sweethearts. You'll discover remarkable climbing trails for all capacities in the mountains and along the shoreline. Campsites in the zone are additionally superb, with numerous in beachfront areas or lush regions.
A great part of the mid-year activity centres around the town of South Lake Tahoe. Lake Tahoe is additionally California's head skiing objective, with a few famous ski resorts. Throughout the winter, skiers from over the United States plunge on the territory to exploit the mind-boggling landscape and extraordinary snow conditions.
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Traditionally, we consider obligatory attributes of the wedding are the bride's white dress, crowd of guests, the wedding night, and number of other ceremonies and conventions. But whether we need it really? Finally, the wedding is a holiday for two. That is why you have the right to celebrate your wedding according to your personal desires!
Your clothes can be whatever you like. Especially white dress and veil on the bride previously considered a symbol of innocence, but now it is difficult to find the person of marriageable age, who decided to wait until marriage... So feel free to choose any dress tones and colors, as well as any design you please. This may be even a suit. But it has to be something really elegant and striking, as still the bride should be different from the guests at a wedding.
And what about guests? Previously, it was common to invite to the wedding close and distant relatives, friends and even neighbors. It caused preparations for the celebration became very troublesome and very joyful event - very tedious. Now, this tradition is gone. Besides, nowadays the wedding along with restaurant and other attributes comes at a price. Sometimes debts of pompous wedding continue to be paid after the divorce... So only a narrow circle of people who really want to see the couple may be invited to a celebration. Sometimes parents of newlyweds are not even presented at the wedding.
To arrange a wedding party with a light buffet, dancing and various games, where the happy couple and their guests could have a good time? Why not? Another variant is to book a table at the restaurant and come there with two or three relatives or close friends, to sit for a couple of hours and then went with your beloved to home. And any visitors who should be entertained! Many people also try to keep the tradition of the honeymoon, which allegedly necessarily going to happen right after wedding. Meanwhile, it is a private matter of honeymooners: whether to go on a trip or stay at home, and how much money to spend on this venture.
It may happen that after the wedding, you will be much more comfortable to be alone in your home than wander the aircraft and hotels! More modern version is a wedding somewhere far from home. Well, if not on a desert island, at least on the southern resort. Sea, sun, palm trees... and there is no need to call guests, local exotics are enough. And then, after a rest and sun baths, you can go home and start the construction of family life. But it is possible that someone is dreaming about the classic wedding with veil, hundreds of guests, the wedding night and romantic journey... It all depends on your ability and your desire.


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Russia's Sovereign Internet Law Comes Into Force
Experts say the country lacks the technology to implement the controversial legislation.
By Jan Lindenau
The sovereign internet law allows Russia to cut itself off from the rest of the World Wide Web. Pixabay
When the chairman of Russia's Committee on Informational Policy, Leonid Levin, stepped on stage in Moscow's Lomonosov building on Oct. 28 to give a speech during the second All-Russian Digital Forum he couldn't have chosen a better place. The venue is not just the home of Russia's fastest supercomputer, it's also overshadowed by the iconic Moscow State University building, built under Stalin.
He told a specialized audience that Russia's State Duma is in the process of passing over 50 laws to regulate new technologies in the IT sector, which last year generated almost 5% of GDP and is growing at a rate of 10 to 15%.
The most controversial of them — the so-called sovereign internet law that will allow Russia to cut itself off from the rest of the World Wide Web — came into effect Friday. Thousands of Russians took to the streets in March after the bill passed its first reading in February 2019, and President Vladimir Putin signed it into law in May.
Levin told delegates he doesn't believe "sovereign internet" is the correct term for the new set of rules.
"It's more about creating a reliable internet that will continue to work in the event of external influences, such as a massive hacker attack," he said.
'Point of No Return': Russia's Libertarians Lead Protest Against 'Sovereign Internet'
There are two parts to the law. It allows for the creation of an alternative domain name system (DNS) so that, in case of an emergency, Russia will be able to disconnect itself from the rest of the internet. It also demands more filtering by obliging Russian internet providers to buy and install deep package inspection (DPI) tools.
While the law is now in force, commentators say it's unlikely that much will change for Russian internet users over the next few months, not because the law won't have any effect, but because Russian technology can't support it yet.
Neither internet providers nor state officials have commented on the outcome of DPI technology tests that have been underway since September in the Urals region. The investigative Novaya Gazeta newspaper reported in October that the trials were unsuccessful, with users having been able to bypass the technology. However, Interfax news agency on Thursday quoted a source in the IT industry saying the first tests had been successful.
Authorities have until January 2021 to implement technology to support the new legislation. The tests in the Urals region will continue until the end of 2019.
Technology journalist and analyst Alexandra Prokopenko said that state communications watchdog Roskomnadzor will be the main beneficiary of the law. Founded in 2008, the body oversees a registry of forbidden resources that can't be accessed by Russian internet users.
These include websites containing pornography or information on suicide, but also those containing information about political extremism or the locations of unsanctioned rallies. Roskomnadzor's current filter is not considered to be very effective, as Russian internet users can use VPNs or proxy tools to bypass it.
The watchdog is trying to change that by using DPI technology provided by RDP.RU, a tech company based in Moscow, the RBC news site reported. Rostelecom, one of Russia's biggest telecommunications providers, owns 15% of the company.
Vladislav Zdolnikov, a Moscow-based IT blogger, considers this technology to be "high quality." He said he fears that with this equipment, Roskomnadzor could not only block content more effectively, but also slow down specific internet services without the user knowing — including YouTube and Facebook.
Majority of Russians Oppose 'Sovereign Internet' Bill – Poll
Artem Kozlyuk, founder of the digital rights NGO Roskomsvoboda, said that testing is being conducted without public control.
"I wouldn't be surprised if, after the law comes into force, we hear from users that there are problems with the Internet in certain regions serviced by Rostelecom," he told The Moscow Times. He also described the law as badly written, "on both a juridical and technical level."
But Kozlyuk doesn't share some critics' fears that Russia's internet could suddenly be cut off from the rest of the world. He said that Russia's internet infrastructure spread quickly in the 1990s through thousands of internet operators and a huge amount of transborder connections, in contrast with China where the internet was centralized from the beginning.
"Russia separating itself from the World Wide Web would be like closing down its airspace," Kozlyuk said, adding that a more likely scenario would be specific regions within the country experiencing internet shutdown for short periods.
This wouldn't be unprecedented. In October 2018, during protests about a land swap in Ingushetia, the authorities shut down mobile internet for almost two weeks, meaning some protesters couldn't share information on social media.
Russian officials like Levin emphasize that legislation allowing authorities to shut down whole regions will be used in case of "exterior threats," like hacker attacks from other countries.
When asked if the internet in Russian will differ in 2021 from the internet today he promised that there will be no serious changes for the ordinary user:
"The ordinary user will be able to continue using the services to which they have become accustomed," he said.
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DO ING
DO ING is a large and important work on paper from the early 1970s, and is the very first to exhibit the fractured setting of a common word, which gives the viewer pause to question the meaning of what they are reading.
Excerpt from Robert Enright, "The Painted Whirred: Ed Ruscha's Spin on Language" (interview), Border Crossings 106 (May 2008), pp. 44-46:
Border Crossings: Sometimes the ambiguity comes in the way you position the letters and the syllables in space.
Ed Ruscha: Maybe I've wondered why I don't fracture these words up and make them abstract. If I did that, people would say "Wait a minute, this doesn't make sense." This is supposed to make sense and most of my things do. But I'll do that every so often, like I'll letterspace a word in an odd way that seems to answer what I need to do at the time.
BC: Even DO-ING is broken in that way, isn't it? Are those decisions that come to you in the making or are they pre-planned, to invoke a word that you use? You say the art has to be preplanned so that it sounds as if there isn't a lot of serendipity or accident that happens in the making.
ER:. Sometimes. There's never any golden rule for what happens when I start working on something like that. With that word, I wanted to do D-O-I-N-G, but it could have been an accident and something slipped and I was making a pattern for it and then it became two words, like "do" and "ing." But I don't keep records of anything like that and I don't usually plan them.
The second image (right) shows some of the many publications in which Ed Ruscha's DO ING is reproduced and discussed.
Edward Ruscha (b.1937)
22 3/4 x 28 5/8 in : 57.8 x 72.7 cm
Signed and dated on the reverse 'Edward Ruscha 1973', lower centre
Collection of James Meeker and Peter Gill; Collection of Peter Gill, San Antonio; Janie Beggs Gallery, Beverly Hills; Collection of Tom O'Gara, Los Angeles
"The Works of Edward Ruscha," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, Mar 25-May 23, 1982, and travelling to; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Jul 8-Sep 5, 1982; Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Oct 4-Nov 28, 1982; San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Dec 27, 1982-Feb 20, 1983; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, Mar 17-Apr 17, 1983 (part 1); exh. cat. pl.72 (col. illus.)
Lisa Turvey, "Edward Ruscha Catalogue Raisonné of the Works on Paper: Volume One: 1956-1976," Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 2014, p.357, D.1973.86 (col. illus.); Edward Ruscha, "Guacamole Airlines and other drawings by Edward Ruscha, Abrams, New York, 1980, pl.31 (col. illus.); Robert C. Morgan "Pastel, Juice and Gunpowder: The Pico Iconography of Ed Ruscha," Journal: A Contemporary Art Magazine (Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art) 3, no. 10 (Sep-Oct 1981), p.31; "My Kid Could Do That," Spy, June 1989, p.107 (illus.); Ed Ruscha, "They Called Her Styrene", Phaidon, London, 2000, n.p. (col. illus.); Robert Enright, "The Painted Whirred: Ed Ruscha's Spin on Language" (interview), Border Crossings 106 (May 2008), pp. 44-46
Registered by the Edward Ruscha studio under no. D1973.86
Available works by Ed Ruscha
i) Standard Station; ii) Mocha Standard; iii) Cheese Mold Standard with Olive; iv) Double Standard - Ed Ruscha
Adios - Ed Ruscha
Anchovy - Ed Ruscha
Mint - Ed Ruscha
Carp with Fly - Ed Ruscha
Hey - Ed Ruscha
Various Small Fires - Ed Ruscha
Roadmaster - Ed Ruscha
Unit - Ed Ruscha
Landmark Decay - Ed Ruscha
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Austin nonprofit hits bull's-eye with new outdoor archery facility
By Kelly Stocker
Nov 7, 2019, 11:09 am
Central Texas Archery opened an outdoor facility in 2018 and has plans to open an indoor space in 2020. Central Texas Archery/Facebook
Archery is one of those activities that seems relegated to summer camp and tales of early frontier history. In truth, there's a thriving community around the sport, both as a way to hunt and as an athletic pastime.
Central Texas Archery, a nonprofit program founded by Jessica Schmer, Kat Davis, and Eric Davis, is on a mission to introduce new people to archery and build expertise through education, instruction, and competition.
The trio originally met while traveling to archery tournaments with their children, all of whom are competitive archers. During those trips, they realized other cities offered impressive facilities and wide-ranging archery educational programs that Austin lacked.
"It started as a conversation about how we'd grown to love archery and how we wished Austin had more robust facilities and programming," says Kat Davis. "As we spent more time talking about it, we started dreaming ... to make that a reality."
First, they needed a home base. They purchased property on East Howard Lane, about five miles east of I-35, and broke ground in July 2018. In addition to the demands of their real life, they spent months "leveling the land during the day and working on marketing, social, and business planning at night," says Davis. That work paid off in September 2018 when they were able to open an outdoor range and move forward with programming, including a league, competitions, and individual coaching.
The image of our Native American ancestors deftly wielding a bow and arrow makes archery seem almost mythical — not exactly something that can be casually incorporated into a work-kids-sleep-work routine.
Central Texas Archery, however, hopes to dispel that assumption. "Archery is so versatile. It can be enjoyed as a solo effort or in a group, it's a fun family activity, outdoor enthusiasts love it for the sport, and there's definitely a place for it in cosplay and historical reenactments," Davis explains. "It's just as great for corporate team building events as it is for birthday parties."
There's another reason the owners are such outspoken evangelists for archery: It's inclusive.
"Archery transcends the boundaries of many traditional physical activities," explains Davis. "It's possible for people who are deaf, blind, physically challenged, who have autism, ADHD, and other learning challenges. It's do-able for all ages, genders, and fitness levels."
She says this long road has been worth it. "In a single year, we've introduced over 2,700 new people to the sport and have 200-plus members," she says, adding it's been moving to "see people enjoy a sport who assumed they weren't athletic [and] witness the positive impact shooting is having on peoples' lives."
Phase two for the business is an indoor facility. Though Central Texas Archery is navigating the permitting process, Davis says the owners "are all anxious to have it completed so we can offer more programs and accommodate more people. Assuming permitting comes through, we hope to have it open in 2020."
Like many young businesses, the biggest challenge the company faces is the desire to grow while dealing with the constraints of being a new business. And even after the indoor facility is permitted and built, there's still "keeping up with technology and of course, continuing to understand how we can contribute to the community."
For anyone out there holding on tight to a dream, Davis' advice is to persevere with positivity.
"Mistakes will happen; lessons will be learned," she says. "Continue to be positive about your dream and others will be drawn to it. There is very little we can accomplish alone, but as a team we can create anything."
Test your aim at an archery class by booking one through the Central Texas Archery website. You can also become a member, join the spring league, or book a private event.
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In the previous chapter we discussed that the perception of one's own sex is not always in agreement with the sex of the body. But there is an even "deeper" problem — it concerns one's subjective knowledge about which biological species one belongs to.
No doubt most of my readers consider this knowledge inborn. But this is not true.
Scientific press sometimes report cases of nursing and upbringing of human children in packs of wolves, monkeys, and other animals. These children moved on all four limbs, ate the same food as the animals that raised them. And when people appear — these children did not recognize them as "kinsmen", but on the contrary behaved with fright or enmity towards them.
In special experiments I brought up male dogs so that they had never seen other dogs up to the age of approximately 2 years old: I weaned them off their mothers before their eyes opened and nursed them artificially; they grew in isolated cages and had contacts with people only.
Their attitude towards people was fine, but when I made them meet with other dogs for the first time (even friendly to them), they got so frightened of these "monsters" that they fell down on their backs and stayed "paralyzed" in cataleptic poses! They could remain in such stupor for an hour or more! Only my caressing interference gradually returned them to their normal state.
Their attitude to other dogs changed radically when they suddenly realized that female dogs at the time of heat emit the odor of sex pheromones… (I.e., the sexual factor created conditions for accelerated process of socialization).
It turns out that these dogs… did not perceive themselves as dogs… They perceived themselves… as people.
As it was with those human children who were raised by wolves or monkeys — they perceived themselves as wolves or monkeys.
The matter is that the perception of one's own species is not inborn. It is formed during a certain critical stage of an organism's development through the mechanism called primary socialization (in contrast to the secondary socialization that may go on long and hard at a later age).
During the critical stage of the primary socialization, the so-called imprinting of the adult individuals of one's species (usually they are one's parents) happens. It is on this basis that the knowledge that one belongs to a certain biological species forms.
In the case of humans, this stage lasts from 2 to 7 months (see [1,7]). At this period and during about 2 years after it, the child's psyche is extremely sensitive to disturbances of harmonious relationships with the mother or with the person who substitutes for her. According to many observations over children's growth and special experiments with monkeys (H.F. Harlow and others; see bibliography in [7]), disturbances of this harmony (for example, a long absence of the imprinted person at this period or attempts to substitute someone for this person) lead to hardly reversible or non-reversible derangements of the child's psychical development that have consequences even for the adult age. They may be psychological difficulties in contacts with other people, unsociableness, hyper-aggressiveness and so on.
The mechanism of imprinting ensures not only the primary socialization.
… What mechanisms of education exist in general?
— Cut-and-try method.
— Conditioned reflex.
— Studying the experience of others through verbal (oral) contacts, books, radio, TV, movies.
— Imitation, etc.
But there is also imprinting, and it is not well known in Russia yet.
It is very much like imitation but the mechanism of imprinting works only during the corresponding critical stages of the organism's development in childhood and its effect is much stronger.
For example, songs of songbirds are not their inborn calls. Males learn singing at an early age — when they are nestlings sitting in the nest and their father is singing nearby. They imprint the song but will sing themselves only after reaching the sexual maturity. (This concerns males. Females do not sing but react to the songs of male coevals as to sexually significant calls of the representatives of their biological species).
If the father does not sing near the nest, then his descendants do not receive the ability to sing and will become socially impaired. Their participation in reproduction will be distorted or not possible at all.
Sometime it happens that males learn a song of a different biological species and try to reproduce it as much as their vocal apparatus allows.
Thus, professor A.S.Malchevskiy — a remarkable enthusiast of his work, a wonderful teacher — demonstrated on lectures on ornithology in the university a tape recording of a male canary's call. The birds hatched and grew up in a cage in an old woman's flat. This woman was single and had no one to talk to except for her dear birdies. And they had no canary-father. When the young canary male grew up, he began to sing in pure Russian language a song in that lady's voice: "Ah, what birdies, lovely birdies! Ah, what birdies, lovely birdies!…"
It is the same with human children: they listen to adults speaking, especially to the mother (or the nurse)… And then they try their voice. The adult's speech gets imprinted and the native language is learned quite easily during the corresponding critical stage. To learn a foreign language for an adult is much harder: one has to use other mechanisms here, including memorization of words…
… But if the parents do not talk to their baby and it has no possibility to listen to the voice of its beloved person, then the baby does not learn to speak properly, and the native language becomes like a foreign language for him or her…
This is one of the manifestations of the disease which was widely studied in the Western countries in orphanages after World War I: children which are just fed and swaddled but are deprived of individual emotional care and attention — such children grow into asocial people, unable to speak fluently, and quite often aggressive. A special term was invented for designating this syndrome — hospitalism.
However, hospitalism is not necessarily the destiny of all children brought up without their mothers. It does not matter whether a native or an adoptive mother brings up the children. It is only important whether she possesses a full set of parental emotional features, plus certain scientific knowledge.
For example, the experience of the truly communistic way of life (realized after World War II not in the USSR "building communism", but in Israeli communes — kibbutzim), demonstrated that common fostering of children without participation of their mothers can give remarkable results provided that the process of upbringing is organized right (see bibliography in [7]).
Knowledge of these laws of development and upbringing of children inheres in the pedagogy of all developed countries of the Earth. But it was not available in the USSR and the child orphan institutions "produced" masses of mentally defective people. In the USSR this subject was "closed" from the public, i.e. was forbidden to discuss.
… At that time in the USSR there was not even psychology; there was just Pavlov's physiology of higher nervous activity, which operates only with the concept of conditioned and unconditioned reflexes. According to this mechanistic (materialistic!) doctrine, behavior and thinking are but reflexes to signals from the outer and inner (bodily anatomico-physiological) surroundings. And all living beings including humans are not units of consciousness evolving in the process of the Absolute's Evolution, but some strange living organic mechanisms: they live some time for some reason, produce descendants for the sake of continuing the existence of their species, leave for them (at best) some wealth — and die…
To introduce new ideas into such a stupid scheme was a difficult task; one had to fight for it under risk of political persecutions ("an attempt of undermining the basis of a materialistic worldview!").
… I was the first one in the USSR who started to seriously discuss these problems in the scientific press (prior to it, there was only one mentioning made by another author). My publications caused a great positive response from scientists and doctors.
Nevertheless, now… I still hear on the radio that children in Russian orphanages still do not learn how to speak…
The models of social behavior peculiar to a certain sex are also formed through the mechanism of imprinting. This kind of imprinting is called identification. Special critical stages of this phenomenon were discovered (see bibliography in [16]). The results of the research showed that a child needs, among other things, healthy contacts with adults of the same sex. (Boys need such contacts with the father starting at the age of 3 years old, and girls — with the mother — both before this age and after). These must be persons whom the child loves and respects, though they do not necessarily have to be the child's mother and father.
Parents must know: your child unconsciously imprints your patterns of behavior, both good and bad ones. He or she does not repeat them immediately but will do it after growing up. Your child will use your turns of speech, emotional reactions, nutrition habits, will (or will not) smoke, drink hard, will adopt your professional skills, ways of spending spare time, your attitude towards nature, people… And only at the age of approximately 20 years old, he or she may start to analyze these patterns critically…
Here is an interesting example of food imprinting.
Once my puppy got ill, and I decided to try to use garlic among other remedies: I gave him some garlic, but he did not want to eat it: distasteful! And spat it out.
Then I started to chew garlic cloves myself — especially for him to see. I demonstrated that I liked it very much, what bliss it gave me… He was looking at me, examining, tasting, spitting it out… But then started to eat it himself — just imitating!
… About 2 years later, when he became a grown-up dog I recalled that occasion and decided to find out how he liked garlic now.
To my surprise he was delighted with garlic: chewed it with pleasure, asked for more!
For sure, he was the only dog in all the Earth's history that reeked of garlic so much!
If we wish to help our children to become better — we should not only tell them about it but also show them patterns of our own right behavior.
Love in the aspects of tenderness, care, respect, compassion for all living creatures, readiness to help everyone in everything good, aspiration for knowledge, and diligence are the virtues that adults must adhere to and demonstrate to children.
… Sometimes it may be too late — the child grows as an egoistic, wicked person…
In this case one cannot manage without "extinction of vicious reflexes by methods of negative confirmation" (in terms of the physiology of higher nervous activity).
… In researches on dogs, I found out that, first, egoism and aggressiveness do not appear in all individuals under equal conditions (i.e. the main determining factor here is the features of the soul incarnated into a given body), and second, the mentioned negative features can be destroyed by "pedagogical measures", i.e. suppressed through "adequate measures of punishment". Namely, when there was a strong non-aggressive dog in the group who could suppress by force aggressive "tricks" of other dogs possessing such vices — the vices of the latter gradually decreased and eventually vanished [9].
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Halting the unlawful sales of fake meat; PLUS: Real MEAT Act
In a bid to protect consumers against deceptive marketing claims and unlawful sales of fake meat products, organizations and elected officials are taking action.
Amanda Radke | Oct 28, 2019
Recently, I've seen criticisms within agricultural circles lamenting how we shouldn't push back against plant-based products because it makes us look worried and scared about the competition.
I would counter that I 100% believe beef will remain king of the dinner table; however, my concern isn't about disparaging these plant-based products or getting them off the shelves.
Related: What's new with fake meats? Are consumer attitudes about meat changing?
Instead, my focus is on transparency in the meat case and providing clarity to consumers as they make their purchasing decisions.
I believe it is confusing to have a vegan product labeled as meat. I think it's a marketing ploy, and our consumers deserve better. What's more, these products appear to be getting a green light to enter the marketplace without having to adhere to the strict guidelines imposed on traditional meat products.
Related: 9 headlines reveal the highs and lows for fake meat marketers
To counter these fake meats from impersonating as the real deal and speeding by the current laws in place to protect consumers, on Oct. 21, the Center for Food Safety wrote a letter to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asking for them to crack down on issues regarding labeling and food safety oversight of these products.
In particular, the Center for Food Safety was concerned about the unlawful sales of uncooked Impossible Burgers in grocery stores.
An excerpt from the letter, which you can read in full here, said, "It has come to our attention that certain retailers are selling uncooked Impossible Burgers to consumers in grocery stores. As explained below, these sales are unlawful because the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) received timely objections to the agency's approval of Impossible Foods' color additive petition in Docket No. FDA-2018-C-4464. Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA), the filing of these objections automatically stays the effective date of the regulation making it unlawful for retailers to sell uncooked Impossible Burgers directly to consumers until FDA resolves the objections and a valid regulation is in place."
As reported by Food Safety News, the organization also said, "While the Center for Food Safety avidly supports plant-based eating, the lack of transparency in getting the (genetically engineered) GE Impossible Burger in restaurants and retail stores highlights a troubling deregulatory trend which prioritizes corporate profit over public health and safety."
Ryan Talbott, Center for Food Safety attorney added, "Without valid FDA approval in place, it is unlawful to sell uncooked Impossible Burgers at retail stores. The law is clear that when FDA receives an objection to a proposed color additive, FDA must hold approval of its use while it reviews the objection, in order to ensure that it is safe for human consumption. FDA should issue a recall telling retailers to remove uncooked Impossible Burgers from their shelves immediately."
Meanwhile, on Oct. 28, a bipartisan legislation called the Real MEAT (Marketing Edible Artificials Truthfully) Act of 2019 was introduced by U.S. Reps. Roger Marshall (R - 1st Dist., Kansas) and Anthony Brindisi (D - 21st Dist., N.Y.)
In a press release, National Cattlemen's Beef Association President Jennifer Houston said, "A growing number of fake meat products are clearly trying to mislead consumers about what they're trying to get them to buy. Consumers need to be protected from deceptive marketing practices, and cattle producers need to be able to compete on a fair, level playing field. We want to thank Congressmen Brindisi and Marshall for leading the way on this very important issue."
According to NCBA, the Real MEAT Act will:
1. Codify the Definition of Beef for Labeling Purposes
Establish a federal definition of beef that applies to food labels;
Preserve the Congressional Intent of the Beef Promotion and Research Act;
2. Reinforce Existing Misbranding Provisions to Eliminate Consumer Confusion
FDA has misbranding provisions for false or misleading labels;
Prevent further consumer confusion with alternative protein products;
Clarify the imitation nature of these alternative protein products;
3. Enhance the Federal Government's Ability to Enforce the Law
FDA will have to notify USDA if an imitation meat product is determined to be misbranded;
If FDA fails to undertake enforcement within 30 days of notifying USDA, the Secretary of Agriculture is granted authority to seek enforcement action.
"Consumers should be able to rely on the information on food labels they see on the shelves to be truthful and not deceptive," Rep. Marshall said. "For years now, alternative protein products have confused many consumers with misleading packaging and creative names for products. With this bill, consumers can be sure that the meat products they are buying are indeed real meat."
"American families have a right to know what's in their food," Rep. Brindisi said. "Accurate labeling helps consumers make informed decisions and helps ensure families have access to a safe, abundant, affordable food supply. This bill is about safety and transparency, and will make sure that meat-lovers and vegans alike have the transparency and honest labels that can allow customers to make their own decisions."
Consumers deserve food safety, transparency and clear marketing when choosing foods at the grocery store. I think this letter to the FDA and this bill are steps in the right direction to ensuring our consumers get exactly that. Share this blog post if you, too, support these efforts.
The opinions of Amanda Radke are not necessarily those of beefmagazine.com or Farm Progress.
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Q: Cantor Set ternary representation Let $I=[0,1]$ be an interval in $\mathbb{R}$
We represent all numbers in $I$ in the ternary form as $t=0_3.t_1t_2t_3...$ where $t_j=0,1$ or $2$
As per the usual construction of the Cantor set, we remove the middle third which in our case would be $(\frac{1}{3},\frac{2}{3})$
When we remove the middle third $(\frac{1}{3},\frac{2}{3})$, why does this means that we remove all numbers of the form $0_3.1t_2t_3t_4..$?
What is $0_3.1t_2t_3t_4..$?

A: Because $0_3.1t_2t_3t_4...$ is the general (ternary digital)
form of a number $\ge \frac{1}{3}$ and $\le \frac{2}{3}$
Why? Because
$0_3.1t_2t_3t_4... \ge 0.1 = \frac{1}{3}$
and in the same way
$0_3.1t_2t_3t_4... \le 0.2 = \frac{2}{3}$
In fact, to be exactly correct it should say that you do not remove
$\frac{1}{3} = 0_3.1000000...$ and $\frac{2}{3} = 0_3.1222222...$ which are the ends of this interval.
But indeed you remove all the others.

A: Imagine a decimal version of the Cantor set, where instead of removing the middle third, we remove a tenth of the numbers. Let's say we take out the third tenth (so that two tenths remain on the left, and seven on the right).
In other words, we're removing all numbers in the interval $(\frac2{10},\frac3{10})$, i.e., those whose decimal representation is $0.2t_1t_2t_3\ldots$ (except for the endpoints, $0.2\bar0$ and $0.2\bar9$).
In the case of the actual Cantor set, we use ternary because that base corresponds to the fraction of the numbers being removed.

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NBC News suspends Mark Halperin after 5 women accuse him of sexual harassment
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The Los Angeles Times reports NBC News has suspended Game Change author Mark Halperin from his contributor post at MSNBC in the wake of allegations that he sexually harassed employees while at ABC News. CNN spoke with five women who worked with Halperin when he was political director at ABC News, who say he propositioned them for sex, and in one incident, "[kissed] and [grabbed] one's breasts against her will." Three of the accusers also say that Halperin "press[ed] an erection" against them, without consent, while they were all clothed.
The five women all spoke under the condition of anonymity, noting that despite no longer working with Halperin, he wields a lot of influence in their industry as a (formerly) sought-after political analyst. They didn't report Halperin to ABC News' human resources department (which is common in these cases, unfortunately), something the network was quick to point out to CNN in a statement: "Mark left ABC News over a decade ago, and no complaints were filed during his tenure."
Halperin, who's also been on Bloomberg TV and Showtime's The Circus, has also issued a statement. He denies pressing his genitals against any of his accusers, instead framing his actions as attempts to date his subordinates.
During this period, I did pursue relationships with women that I worked with, including some junior to me. I now understand from these accounts that my behavior was inappropriate and caused others pain. For that, I am deeply sorry and I apologize. Under the circumstances, I'm going to take a step back from my day-to-day work while I properly deal with this situation.
That "step back" came before MSNBC put him on leave. Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski addressed the allegations against Halperin, who was a frequent contributor on her show, early Thursday. She referred to Halperin as a "friend" of the show, and called the sexual harassment claims "unwanted advances and inappropriate behavior," but promised that Morning Joe would be "following this story as it develops. I'm sure we are going to be talking about it again when we know more about it."
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Review: SUZI Q Rocks and Rolls the Male Establishment
Directed by Liam Firmager, the documentary charts the trail-blazing career of influential rock 'n' roll singer, songwriter and musician Suzi Quatro.
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Diminutive in physical size, her sterling reputation among fellow musicians stands tall.
Suzi Q
The film will be released on VOD and DVD on July 3, 2020, via Utopia Distribution.
Her name stirs memories across the decades, especially for those of us who came of age in the 1970s.
Directed by Australian filmmaker Liam Firmager, the documentary Suzi Q charts the long rise of Suzi Quatro to musical stardom, at least outside the borders of her native land.
Born in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., Suzi Quatro was raised along with her three sisters in a loving family by her strict mother and her musically-inclined father. Thus, it was no surprise that she took to music like a duck to water, joining her sisters in a rock band when she was just 14.
As the young women endeavored to develop their careers in the mid-1960s, they faced numerous obstacles. Their conservative appearance sometimes undercut the edgier music they favored, and because they did not fit into industry or audience expectations for a 'girl group' of the time, they kept facing an uphill battle to gain recognition.
Finally, Suzi Quatro seized an opportunity to go solo in 1971, but that meant she needed to leave the band, her sisters, her parents, and the U.S., behind in search of the musical stardom she felt compelled to achieve by moving to London, England. Eventually, she gained the stardom she wanted, even though, as she concedes in a new interview for the film, she definitely paid a big personal price to get it.
While Suzi Quatro broke through in a big way in Europe, Australia, and other territories, she did not make a big dent in the U.S, for reasons that are analyzed by a number of contemporary musicians interviewed for the film, including Deborah Harry, Alice Cooper, Joan Jett, Cherie Currie, Kathy Valentine, Tina Weymouth, Chris Franz, and KT Tunstall. There's no doubt that rampant sexism in the music industry and the culture played a large role, which reminds me of the challenges documented in the film Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice, which I reviewed for another site last year.
She may not have become wildly popular among mainstream audiences in the U.S., but her leather-clad fashion, confident stage presence, and uncompromising musical integrity influenced a large number of female artists, who saw for the first time that a woman could be a rock star, too, without having to rely upon a provocative image to sell herself. Because Suzi Quatro played bass guitar, she also showed that women could aspire to become musicians as well as vocal artists.
Featuring a wealth of interviews with family members, musical collaborators, creative associates, and fellow musicians, Suzi Q starts very strong and keeps up a welcome momentum as Quatro begins to explore other types of creative endeavors, including acting (TV's Happy Days, followed by many more), performing in stage musicals, and writing prose and poetry, in addition to motherhood and her musical projects.
Admittedly, the film begins to lose steam at that point; it almost feels like that segment either needs to be expanded or reduced, in order for its rhythms to fit better with the more tightly-paced initial 60 minutes or so. Even so, Suzi Quatro's forthcoming personality wears very easily as she talks frankly about herself, her family, and her career.
On a personal note, though I was aware of Suzi Quatro during the mid-1970s, I'm sorry to say that the only song that strikes my own memory chords is "Stumblin' In," her 1979 pop-rock duet with Chris Norman, which became her top-charting song in the U.S. This film gives me ample reason to remedy my ignorance of her hard-rock songs, post-haste.
Utopia Distribution will host a Suzi Q virtual event on July 1, featuring the film and an exclusive Q&A featuring Suzi Quatro and Special Guests TBA (available for 24 hours only) in advance of the film's traditional release on VOD and DVD on July 3, 2020. To buy your ticket for the event on July 1, powered by Altavod, visit the official site.
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Funding agency names county commissioner executive director
Mike Moran was elected Sarasota County Commissioner in 2016.
SARASOTA — Sarasota County Commissioner Mike Moran has been named executive director of the Florida PACE Funding Agency.
The FPFA is a multi-governmental agency "devoted to helping Florida residents get affordable, long-term financing for structural improvement to their homes and business through an innovative financing tool commonly known as Property Assessed Clean Energy, or PACE Financing," according to a release.
The statewide PACE program allows homeowners to finance home improvement projects tied to energy efficiency and hurricane hardening through assessments paid on their property tax bills, the release adds.
"All of us at the Florida PACE Funding Agency see an opportunity to have a major influence on helping Florida residents secure funding for energy-efficient home improvements, and we are thrilled to have Mr. Moran help us in this exciting stage of growth," said Board Chairwoman Barbara Revels. "I'm really excited about this next step for the agency and I can't wait to see where we can go."
Moran, first elected to the county commission in 2016, has a background in finance as well as licenses in both insurance and real estate, the release states. As executive director, he succeeds FPFA founding executives Mike Steigerwald and Donald Smallwood.
"I am honored to help this amazing organization realize its full potential," Moran says in the release. "They have done some amazing work and I look forward to growing the program so every resident in Florida knows of this fantastic opportunity for financing."
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Weekly tests today. As a rule I have quite a good time of it on Friday and today was no exception. Had a walk out tonight the first time since Monday. Weather still fine but cold.
Did a little erecting a permanent line this morning. Arranged a football match for this afternoon. Came across a Poilu on leave from Italy so I wrote a letter to my brother and got him to take it and post it in Italy. He goes back tomorrow.
No church parade today, just the usual weekly hut inspection by Camp Cmdt. All 7th NF and 5th Borders to rejoin their units tomorrow. I learn that is only 3 Batts per Bde 5th DLI are now in the 151 Bde.
13 NCOs and men of 7th NF and 5th Borders left this morning at 6.30am. They had to report to the RTO, St. Omer at 9.30am. The school is left now with 6 Instrs. I had a ride as far as Houle after tea.
The officer is erecting a short permanent route for practice work so I had a go at it and worked up on the pole tops. This is the first time I have done any of that work.
The usual work for all but the first class. They were on a Fuller-phone scheme which did not turn out a success. Very windy today.
Test day. Weather still bad, no early parade on that account. Had a walk to Houle to see a friend of mine in the W.Ridings. Walked about 4kms then got a lift. I got a ride all the way back arriving just as tea was ready.
Usual weekly bath parade. A young lad of the 4th W. Ridings came to see me this afternoon and stayed until after tea. Other two Instrs. are leaving the school early tomorrow, this will leave me with four.
No church parade. I have heard this morning that I am to be promoted CSM at the school. I have been acting since Jan 1st I heard from the officer that the school is to be fully staffed again by the 20th inst. I wish it was so that we could get back to our old swing.
A wire came this morning to say that we had to indent for 110 extra rations for 13th inst. A second wire said 165. So if that number comes to the school we will be busy. I had a good bath at a private house tonight.
I have nothing just the usual. A demonstration platoon of 120 ofrs. and men arrived today from the Div. What the demonstrations are I cannot say. Weather very wet again.
We had a football match today, lads at the school played the staff of the 4th Army Musketry School. I am sorry to say that Signals got beat 7 to 0. Nothing else of importance.
Nothing but the usual school work. Weather still very wet.
Weather fine but frosty. Baths for the school today. Fritzy could be heard tonight bombing St. Omer, Hazebrouck and Calais.
Could not sleep all night for the cold which was very sharp. Water in our hut having a thick cover of ice this morning. Had a walk to Nort Leulinghem. A glorious moonlight night. Fritzy was once bombing nearly all night, once he was right over our camp but did not drop any bombs.
Nothing but the usual all day. I had a walk and a bath at Bayenghem tonight. Fritzy dropped some bombs close to this district. The nights are just suitable for these bombing raids. Our planes will be doing the same I expect.
Nothing of importance all day. I could hear Fritzy around bombing again. Saw one of our double engine aeroplanes today. This is the first I have seen although they have been in use some time now.
The usual half holiday. Raining all day long. Two German prisoners that escaped yesterday were retaken today. All extra NCOs and men do not arrive until the 24th inst.
Usual hut inspection this morning. Padre from Div. arranged to take a church service this morning. We paraded but he failed to turn up. Newcomers started reporting after dinner so I had a fairly busy day of it.
Busy this morning rearranging classes and seeing how the new instructors work. The Coy. OC was up this morning and said that he thought I would not be paid for A/CSM here. I think there is a GRO to say A/ranks are paid. Fritzy bombing tonight towards Calais.
Had very little sleep last owing to the cold. Looking at some work at Mouneave with Adjt. This morning. Took a party up to pull down a shelter and erect it at another place a mile away. I had a fall on the job cutting my wrist and thigh with corrugated iron.


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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
SKETCH OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS MATHER.
AMERICA will never cease to benefit from the influence of its Puritan stock. Although the former preponderance in national affairs of New England as a section has disappeared with the widening of our territory, the vigor, the intellect, and the conscience of the settlers at Plymouth and at Boston have been diffused by their restless descendants through every State in the Union.
William Williams Mather came from one of the most celebrated of the Puritan families in America. He was descended from Rev. Richard Mather, who fled to Massachusetts in 1635 to escape persecution for nonconformity. Richard Mather brought four sons to America, from the second of whom, Timothy, was descended the subject of this article. Two other sons, Eleazer and Increase, were born to Richard in this country, and the latter of these was the President of Harvard College from 1688-1701. Cotton Mather, the eminent divine and author, whose misguided zeal was such a strong support to the "witchcraft delusion," was a son of Increase. The paternal grandfather of William, Eleazer Mather, and his grand-uncle, Elisha, were officers of the Connecticut troops in the Revolutionary War. The eldest son of this Eleazer, who bore the same name, was the father of William. He learned the hatter's trade in Norwich and set up a business for himself at Brooklyn, in Windham County, Conn., which he carried on successfully for a number of years. He then traveled for a time in Canada, and returning to Brooklyn married Miss Fanny Williams, whose father, Nathan Williams, was also a soldier of the Revolution. After his marriage he ceased to follow his trade, and kept a temperance hotel, also giving considerable attention to the improvement of worn-out lands. His son William Williams was born in Brooklyn on May 24, 1801.
The Hon. Ivers J. Austin, who wrote the memorial sketch of him for the New England Historic Genealogical Society,[1] was unable to find any information concerning William's childhood, and very little in regard to his early youth. While still in his teens William formed the purpose of becoming a physician, and went to Providence, R. I., to take up medical studies. There he became much interested in chemistry, and on the occasion of a visit home he brought with him an elaborate piece of chemical apparatus, the cost of which rather astonished and displeased his father. But he so amused and instructed his family by his chemical experiments and explanations that his father became entirely reconciled to this outlay. In 1822 the young man
↑ It is from this memorial that most of the facts in the present article are derived.
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I'm not interested in joining the debates on the public display of the Ten Commandments, prayer in public schools, or "keeping Christ in Christmas." I am concerned about whether the Ten Commandments are personally displayed in my life. It's one thing to post the Ten Commandments on the courthouse lawn and another thing to embody them in my personal interactions.
Moses says to put these words in your heart and soul, bind them as a sign on your hand, and fix them as an emblem on your forehead. Write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates. Moses' instructions about binding the words of the law to our bodies and dwellings remind us that the law is present to guide our interior lives (heart and soul), our exterior actions (hands), our thinking (forehead), and our coming and going (doorposts and gates).
When we allow the law to be our guide, and we live like we really believe that it is important and worth following, we become a very public display of the Ten Commandments.
Such a great way to look at this. Thanks, Father Mike.
Thank you for reminding us once again what living the word means.


My parents and I took a quick day trip to Chicago yesterday to do some shopping and check out the Christmas decorations. After a bite to eat at the RL Grill, we headed all the way up to the 96th floor of the John Hancock building for the best views. Seeing all the decorations definitely got me in the Christmas spirit!
Quick stop for cupcakes at Sprinkles! The vanilla milk chocolate was so good.
I have to remember to stop by the Sprinkles ATM next time I am there! Such a cute idea but I never remember to go!


This second edition of Peru's Indian Peoples and the Challenge of Spanish Conquest includes Stern's 1992 reflections on the ten years of historical interpretation that have passed since the book's original publication—setting his analysis of Huamanga in a larger perspective.
Steve J. Stern is professor of history and director of Latin American and Iberian Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His books include Resistance, Rebellion, and Consciousness in the Andean Peasant World, 18th to 20th Centuries and Confronting Historical Paradigms: Peasants, Labor, and the Capitalist World System in Africa and Latin America, both of which are published by the University of Wisconsin Press.