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A nemzetközösségi játékokat 2006-ban Melbourne-ben, Ausztráliában, március 15. és március 26. között rendezték. Ez volt a valaha itt tartott legnagyobb szabású sportrendezvény, még az 1956. évi nyári olimpiai játékokat is maga mögé utasítja a részt vevő csapatok, az atlétikai játékokon résztvevők számát és a megtartott események számát tekintve is.

A versenysorozat nyitó-és záróünnepségének a Melbourne Cricket Ground adott helyet, ahol 50 évvel ezelőtt az olimpia hasonló eseményei zajlottak.

A játékok kabalaállata Karak, egy vörös tarajú papagáj volt.

Sportok

A 2006-os nemzetközösségi játékokon 16 sportágban rendeztek versenyeket, ezek közül 12 egyén és négy csapatverseny. Összesen 247 sportesemény volt a játékok alatt.

 Asztalitenisz
 Atlétika
 Fallabda
 Gyaplabda
 Kerékpározás
 Kosárlabda
 Műugrás
 Netball
 Ökölvívás
 Rögbi 7
 Sportlövészet
 Súlyemelés
 Szinkronúszás
 Tollaslabda
 Torna
 Úszás

Az atlétikai, úszó, asztalitenisz és súlyemelő versenyszámok eredményei tartalmazzák az integrálható fogyatékossággal rendelkező atléták eredményeit is. Ezeket a versenyszámokat beleszámítják a hivatalos éremtáblázatba is.

Éremtáblázat

Főbb események

Megnyitóünnepség: március 15.

A Melbourne Cricket Ground és a Yarra volt a megnyitóünnepség fő középpontja. Hatalmas tűzijáték és még sok látnivaló nyűgözte le a közönséget. A játékokat II. Erzsébet, mint a Nemzetközösség feje nyitotta meg.

1. nap: március 16.

 Kerékpározás Anglia könnyen szerezte meg a 4000 méteres egyéni kerékpárversenyben az aranyérmet. Paul Manning megelőzte csapattársát, Rov Haylest, aki az ezüstérmet szerezte meg, és Steve Cummingst, aki a bronzérmet vihette haza. Az ausztrál Ben Kersten megdöntötte a világcsúcsot az 1 km-es versenyen.
 Úszás A skót Caitlin McClatchey megveri az ausztrál Libby Lentont a női 200 méteres szabadúszásban új közösségi játékoki rekordidővel: 1:57:25. Az angol Melanie Marshall ér be harmadikként. A skót David Carry nyeri meg a férfiak 400 méteres szabadstílusú számát, amivel országa második úszó aranyérmét szerzi meg. A kanadai Andrew Hurd lett a második és a walesi David Davies lett a harmadik ebben a számban. Az új-zélandi Moss Burmester új új-zélandi közösségi játékoki csúccsal nyerte meg a 200 méteres pillangóúszást.
 Súlyemelés A játékokon az első aranyérmet női súlyemelés (48 kg-osok versenye) kategóriában az indiai Kunjarani Devi Nameirakpam kapta. A kanadai Marilou Dozois-Prevost lett a második, míg az ausztrál Erika Yamazaki a harmadik.

2. nap: március 17.

 Kerékpározás Az ausztrál Kate Bates és Rochelle Gilmore megérdemelten nyerték meg az arany és az ezüstérmet a női 25 km-es pontozásos versenyben ezzel megismételve 2002-es eredményüket. Csapattársuk, Alexis Rhodes egy németországi baleset következtében szerzett sérülés miatt csak a kilencedik helyre érkezett be. Abban a balesetben Amy Gillett életét vesztette. Mindhárman neki ajánlották fel eredményüket.
 Rögbi A Telstra Donne-nál Új-Zéland szerezte meg az aranyérmet, miután 25-21-re legyőzte Anglia válogatottját. A harmadik hely a Fidzsi-szigetek képviseletében felálló csapaté lett, akik 24-17-re legyőzték Ausztrália válogatottját.
 Úszás Ausztrália nyerte mindhárom érmet mind a női 50 méteres pillangóúszásban, mind mellúszásban.

3. nap: március 18.

 Triatlon A 3. napon a triatlon-versenyek az ausztrál és az új-zélandi csapat fölényét hozta. Miután a 2004-es olimpia kvalifikációin elbukott, a közösségi játékokon az aranyérmet vihette haza Emma Snowsill. A női versenyszám második (Samantha Warriner), harmadik (Andrea Hewitt) és negyedik helyezettje is új-zélandi lett. A férfiak versenyét az ausztrál Brad Kahlefeld nyerte 1:49:16-os idővel. Az ausztrál Peter Robertsont rajta kívül csak az új-zélandi Bevan Docherty előzte meg.
 Kerékpározás az ausztrál biciklista, Ryan Bayley nyerte a férfi sprintversenyt, ezzel ezen a játékon a második aranyérmét szerzi meg.

4. nap: március 19.

 Atlétika Kerryn McCann megvédte 2002-es címét női maratoni futásban, ahol az aranyérmet 2:30:50-es idővel szerezte meg. A férfiak számában Tanzánia megtartotta az aranyérmet (Samson Ramadhani), míg a második a kenyai Fred Mogaka, a harmadik pedig az angol Dan Robinson lett.
 Kerékpározás 20 év óta ismét aranyérmet szerzett a Man sziget, mégpedig Mark Cavendish nyerte meg a férfiak üldözéses versenyét. Második helyen az ausztrál Ashley Hutchinson, harmadiknak pedig a skót James McCallum ért a célba.
 Úszás A nők 100 méteres pillangóúszásában a világbajnok ausztrál Jessicah Schipper nyert, új közösségi játéki idővel. A második helyen csapattársa, Libby Lenton csapott a célba.

5. nap: március 20.

 Atlétika A férfiak 5000 méteres síkfutásában Augustine Choge két másodperccel előzte meg az ausztrál Craig Mottramot. Choge rekordidővel nyert (12 perc 56,41 másodperc). Egyszer a futás alatt Mottram előtt futott 3 kenyai, mögötte pedig 3 tanzániai futó.

Asafa Powell, a 100 méteres síkfutás férfi világcsúcstartója nyerte meg a játéknak ezt a részét 10,03 másodperces idővel a nigériai Soji Fasuba és a trinidadi Marc Burns előtt. Jamaicai honfitársa, Sheri-Ann Brooks nyerte meg a nők 100 méteres számát élete eddigi legjobb, 11,19 s-os idővel. Őt a dél-afrikai Gerladine Pillay és a kameruni Delphine Antangana követte.

 Squash A Grinham-testvérek (Ausztrália) csapott össze az aranyéremért. Natalie Rachelt 2-9, 9-6, 9-1, 9-6-ra legyőzte. Peter Nicol harmadik nemzetközösségi aranyérmét szerezte. Ezt megelőzően 1998-ban az egyéni versenyt nyerte meg. Négy menetben szerezte vissza az egyéni aranyérmet. A döntőt az ausztrál David Palmer ellen 9-5, 10-8, 4-9, 9-2-re nyert.

 Úszás Skócia további két aranyérmet nyert a medencében. Caitlin McClatchey és George Tait egyaránt második címüket szerezték meg 400 méteres szabad stílusú úszásban és 200 méteres egyéniben. Az ausztrál Leisel Jones állította be ezeknek a játékoknak az első úszó világrekordját 100 méteres mellúszásban a nőknél 1:05,09.

6. nap: március 21.

 Atlétika A nők 10 000 méteres síkfutását a kenyai Lucy Wangui (31:29,66 nyerte honfitársa, Evelyne Nganga (31:30,86) előtt. Wangui a célegyenesben előzte meg Ngangát. Az angol Mara Yamauchi lett a harmadik.

Dean Macey Angliából életében először nyert férfi öttusában rangos címet. A jamaicai Maurice Smith lett a második, míg az ausztrál Jason Dudley a harmadik.

Úszás Az ausztrál női úszók ismét bebizonyították dominanciájukat a vízben, mikor a női 4×100 méteres vegyes váltó világrekordját 3 perc 56,30 század másodpercre javították. Ez több mint egy másodperccel jobb, mint a 2004-ben szintén az ausztrál női váltó által felállított világcsúcs. Az ausztrál női úszók az egyik legsikeresebb csapat volt a tornán, összesen 16 aranyérmet nyertek. Az ausztrál férfi válogatott is megnyerte a saját 4×100 méteres vegyes váltóját. A férfii gárda 3 aranyérmet szerzett, ezzel a legkevésbé sikeres ausztrál csapatok közé tartozik.

7. nap: március 22.

 Atlétika Az új-zélandi Valerie Vili a női súlylökést 19,66 méterrel, új nemzetközösségi csúccsal nyerte meg.

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trait ConsoleOutputGenerator extends OutputGenerator {

  def error(errorText: String): String = Console.RED + errorText + Console.RESET + '\n'

  def actual(errorText: String): String = Console.BLUE + errorText + Console.RESET + '\n'

  def expect(errorText: String): String = Console.MAGENTA + errorText + Console.RESET + '\n'

  def success(successText: String): String = Console.GREEN + successText + Console.RESET + '\n'

  def log(logText: String): String = Console.YELLOW + logText + Console.RESET + '\n'
}

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Q: Checking whether ansible_ssh_user is defined yields strange result I've updated my ansible installation to ansible-6.2.0 and some of my playbook
stopped working because ansible_ssh_user is not defined.
OK, when I tried to do a set_fact only if it's not defined (other users in my
organization might be working with older versions of ansible) I realized that
the when: ansible_ssh_user is not defined syntax yields strange results. For
example in my failing playbook I have:
    - name: what is ansible_ssh_user 1
      debug:
          var: ansible_ssh_user

    - name: what is ansible_ssh_user 2
      debug:
          var: ansible_ssh_user
      when: ansible_ssh_user is not defined

   - name: check some other variable
      debug:
          var: iusjujkd
      when: iusjujkd is not defined

and when I execute that playbook, I get this output:
TASK [what is ansible_ssh_user 1] *******************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/pb_update_mondas_config.yml:93
ok: [somehost.com] =>
  ansible_ssh_user: 'VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!: ''ansible_ssh_user'' is undefined'

TASK [what is ansible_ssh_user 2] *******************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/pb_update_mondas_config.yml:97
skipping: [somehost.com] =>

TASK [check some other variable] ********************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/pb_update_mondas_config.yml:102
ok: [somehost.com] =>
  iusjujkd: 'VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!: ''iusjujkd'' is undefined'

Why is it that the first task says VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED! but when you check
for it, ansible thinks that it is defined. In the third task I get the expected
behaviour. Is ansible_ssh_user somehow special
in that regard? Or am I missing something really obvious here?
edit
My ansible version:
$ ansible --version
ansible [core 2.13.3]
  config file = /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/ansible.cfg
  configured module search path = ['/home/yanez/.ansible/plugins/modules', '/usr/share/ansible/plugins/modules']
  ansible python module location = /home/yanez/anaconda/py3/envs/ansible/lib/python3.10/site-packages/ansible
  ansible collection location = /home/yanez/.ansible/collections:/usr/share/ansible/collections
  executable location = /home/yanez/anaconda/py3/envs/ansible/bin/ansible
  python version = 3.10.5 | packaged by conda-forge | (main, Jun 14 2022, 07:04:59) [GCC 10.3.0]
  jinja version = 3.1.2
  libyaml = True

edit 2:
here a minimal example:
ansible.cfg
[defaults]
inventory=inventories/hosts.yml
retry_files_enabled=False
stdout_callback = yaml
jinja2_native=True

[ssh_connection]
ssh_args = -C -o ForwardAgent=yes -o ControlMaster=auto -o ControlPersist=60s
control_path_dir = ~/.ansible/cp
control_path = %(directory)s/%%C
pipelining = True

inventory
---

local:
    hosts:
        localhost:
    vars:
        vhost_server_name: localhost
        # here I have more variables

playbook
---

- hosts: "{{ host }}"
  remote_user: "{{ remote_user|default( vhost_server_name.split('.')[0] ) }}"
  gather_facts: no

  tasks:
    - name: what is ansible_ssh_user 1
      debug:
          var: ansible_ssh_user

    - name: what is ansible_ssh_user 2
      debug:
          var: ansible_ssh_user
      when: ansible_ssh_user is not defined

    - name: check some other variable
      debug:
          var: iusjujkd
      when: iusjujkd is not defined

output
$ ansible-playbook -i /tmp/inventory.yml --extra-vars "host=local" /tmp/strange.yml  -vv
ansible-playbook [core 2.13.3]
  config file = /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/ansible.cfg
  configured module search path = ['/home/yanez/.ansible/plugins/modules', '/usr/share/ansible/plugins/modules']
  ansible python module location = /home/yanez/anaconda/py3/envs/ansible/lib/python3.10/site-packages/ansible
  ansible collection location = /home/yanez/.ansible/collections:/usr/share/ansible/collections
  executable location = /home/yanez/anaconda/py3/envs/ansible/bin/ansible-playbook
  python version = 3.10.5 | packaged by conda-forge | (main, Jun 14 2022, 07:04:59) [GCC 10.3.0]
  jinja version = 3.1.2
  libyaml = True
Using /home/yanez/projects/deploy/mondas_deployment/ansible.cfg as config file
redirecting (type: callback) ansible.builtin.yaml to community.general.yaml
redirecting (type: callback) ansible.builtin.yaml to community.general.yaml
Skipping callback 'default', as we already have a stdout callback.
Skipping callback 'minimal', as we already have a stdout callback.
Skipping callback 'oneline', as we already have a stdout callback.

PLAYBOOK: strange.yml *******************************************************************************************************************************************************
1 plays in /tmp/strange.yml

PLAY [local] ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************
META: ran handlers

TASK [what is ansible_ssh_user 1] *******************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /tmp/strange.yml:8
ok: [localhost] =>
  ansible_ssh_user: 'VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!: ''ansible_ssh_user'' is undefined'

TASK [what is ansible_ssh_user 2] *******************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /tmp/strange.yml:12
skipping: [localhost] =>

TASK [check some other variable] ********************************************************************************************************************************************
task path: /tmp/strange.yml:17
ok: [localhost] =>
  iusjujkd: 'VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!: ''iusjujkd'' is undefined'
META: ran handlers
META: ran handlers

PLAY RECAP ******************************************************************************************************************************************************************
localhost                  : ok=2    changed=0    unreachable=0    failed=0    skipped=1    rescued=0    ignored=0

A: The answer is trivial. The value of the variable ansible_ssh_user is the string
"VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!: 'ansible_ssh_user' is undefined"

Debugging of a potential problem with the variables that control the connection plugins.
I'm not able to reproduce the problem in Ansible 2.12. Given the tree and the minimal content
shell> tree .
.
├── ansible.cfg
├── hosts
└── playbook.yml

shell> cat ansible.cfg
[defaults]
inventory = $PWD/hosts
retry_files_enabled = false
stdout_callback = yaml
remote_tmp = ~/.ansible/tmp

shell> cat hosts
[local]
localhost

[local:vars]
vhost_server_name=srv1.example.com

shell> cat playbook.yml
- hosts: "{{ host }}"
  gather_facts: false
  remote_user: "{{ remote_user|default(vhost_server_name.split('.')[0]) }}"
  tasks:
    - debug:
        var: ansible_ssh_user
    - debug:
        var: ansible_ssh_user
      when: ansible_ssh_user is not defined
    - debug:
        var: iusjujkd
      when: iusjujkd is not defined

The play works as expected
shell> ansible-playbook -e host=localhost playbook.yml

PLAY [localhost] *****************************************************************************

TASK [debug] *********************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] =>
  ansible_ssh_user: srv1

TASK [debug] *********************************************************************************
skipping: [localhost]

TASK [debug] *********************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] =>
  iusjujkd: VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED!

PLAY RECAP ***********************************************************************************
localhost: ok=2    changed=0    unreachable=0    failed=0    skipped=1    rescued=0    ignored=0

Notes

*

*remote_user, ansible_user, and ansible_ssh_user refer to the same value. remote_user is a parameter. ansible_user and ansible_ssh_user are variables. See ssh connection plugin

shell> ansible-doc -t connection ssh

Quoting the parameter remote_user:
- remote_user
        User name with which to login to the remote server, normally set by the remote_user keyword.
        If no user is supplied, Ansible will let the SSH client binary choose the user as it normally.
        [Default: (null)]
        set_via:
          cli:
          - name: user
            option: --user
          env:
          - name: ANSIBLE_REMOTE_USER
          ini:
          - key: remote_user
            section: defaults
          vars:
          - name: ansible_user
          - name: ansible_ssh_user

*

*Ansible 2.0 has deprecated the "ssh" from ansible_ssh_user, ansible_ssh_host, and ansible_ssh_port to become ansible_user, ansible_host, and ansible_port. See Release notes

*

*See Using connection plugins

*

*Use FQDN to test the parsing

vhost_server_name=srv1.example.com

*

*Simplify the code by putting ansible_user into the inventory. Remove the variable from hosts and limit the hosts at the command line. (You have to put it into the extra var anyway).

shell> cat hosts.yml
local:
  hosts:
    localhost:
  vars:
    vhost_server_name: srv1.example.com
    ansible_user: "{{ vhost_server_name.split('.')|first }}"

shell> cat playbook.yml
- hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - debug:
        var: ansible_user
    - debug:
        var: ansible_ssh_user

shell> ansible-playbook -i hosts.yml -l localhost playbook.yml

PLAY [all] ***********************************************************************************

TASK [debug] *********************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] =>
  ansible_user: srv1

TASK [debug] *********************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] =>
  ansible_ssh_user: srv1

PLAY RECAP ***********************************************************************************
localhost: ok=2    changed=0    unreachable=0    failed=0    skipped=0    rescued=0    ignored=0

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Mrs Hitler preview: DK to tie the knot with Sithara?
The new teaser of Mrs Hitler is sure to give a shocker to fans. As per the teaser, the main protagonist DK will soon get hitched to Sithara, the bride that his daughter-in-law has found for him.
In the video, DK and Sithara are spotted twinning in yellow and the family members are pampering them. On the other hand, Jyothi is seen as a part of the ceremony but she is trying her best to hide from DK and his family. However, Jyothi's presence in the Haldi ceremony drops enough hints about some unexpected twists in the storyline.
Soon after the video surfaced online, fans were seen curious about the new plot in the show.
As per the updates, after the Haldi sequence, the show will have a gala wedding ceremony, in which Mollywood actress Anusree is expected to play a cameo.
About the show, Story:
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6, avoid long time sunshine radiation, otherwise the film surface will change.
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Q: Problem with highlight dates in datepicker I'm trying to make dates highlighting using a known code, but I need a little help since the dates are not highlighted.

var highlightdate = ["2020-06-19", "2020-06-20", "2020-06-26", "2020-06-25", "2020-06-30"];
var date = new Date();
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    $( "#datepicker").datepicker({
        dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',
        beforeShowDay: function(date) {
            var m = date.getMonth(), d = date.getDate(), y = date.getFullYear();
            for (i = 0; i < highlightdate.length; i++) {
                if($.inArray(y + '-' + (m+1) + '-' + d,highlightdate) != -1) {

                    return [true, 'highlighdate', ''];
                }
            }
            return [true];

        }
    });
});
   .highlightdate {
       background-color: #ff0;
   }

   <link href = "https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.4/themes/ui-lightness/jquery-ui.css"
         rel = "stylesheet">

A: You can do it like this: Add a 0 in case the value for month is smaller than 10 because you get for June 6 as value for m and not 06. Also adjust the typo "highlighdate" you have in  return [true, 'highlighdate', '']; to "highlightdate".

var highlightdate = ["2020-06-19", "2020-06-20", "2020-06-26", "2020-06-25", "2020-06-30"];
var date = new Date();
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
  $("#datepicker").datepicker({
    dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',
    beforeShowDay: function(date) {
      var m = date.getMonth(),
        d = date.getDate(),
        y = date.getFullYear();
      if (m < 10) {
        m = "0" + (m + 1);
      }
      else {
         m = m + 1
      }
      for (i = 0; i < highlightdate.length; i++) {
        if ($.inArray(y + '-' + m + '-' + d, highlightdate) != -1) {
          return [true, 'highlightdate', ''];
        }
      }
      return [true];

    }
  });
});
.highlightdate {
       background-color: #ff0;
   }

 <link href = "https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.4/themes/ui-lightness/jquery-ui.css"rel = "stylesheet">

A: You can also use $.datepicker.formatDate( format, date, options ) per the Docs: https://api.jqueryui.com/datepicker/
Example code.

jQuery(function($) {
  var dates = ["2020-06-19", "2020-06-20", "2020-06-26", "2020-06-25", "2020-06-30"];
  $("#datepicker").datepicker({
    dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',
    beforeShowDay: function(dt) {
      var dText = $.datepicker.formatDate("yy-mm-dd", dt);
      var result = [true, "", ""];
      if (dates.indexOf(dText) >= 0) {
        result = [true, 'ui-state-highlight', ''];
      }
      return result;
    }
  });
});
.ui-state-highlight>a.ui-state-default {
  background: #ffe45c;
}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.1/themes/ui-lightness/jquery-ui.css">


Simon Says It must Be Love!
My card is pretty looking valentines card. Not the typical traditional valentine card. I love the Cosmos background stamp from Simon Says Stamp Love release collection. Great to colour in what ever medium you want to. I used Daniel Smith watercolour dot palette to colour mine.
This card is simple to make. I stamped the background on a large piece of Bristol paper and white heat embossed the whole image. Then used the Daniel Smith Dot palette to colour the image. I love these dot palettes. They are cheap and great to try out before you make the decision to buy what colours you want to make your own palette. I used the Hero Arts palette as the rest were sold out. I will be getting the others as well especially Yana's and Debby's palette. Anyway, after colouring the image, I die cut using the stitched rectangle die from one of the MFT Blueprint die set. I adhered this panel on the card base. The sentiment is also from Simon Says Stamp Love collection called Here For You die. I die cut a few of them using black cardstock, stcked and glued them together and adhered on the top centre of the panel. Finally embellished with clear droplets from Pretty Pink Posh.
I love how the Daniel Smith watercolour layers and blends with water, no grainy texture, highly pigmented. I love it. I think I have start my own palette soon. Here is another look at the card.
All the supplies used to make this card are listed below for you.
So now it's YOUR turn to take out your crafty supplies and join in!
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Reading: The Best Way To Stay Sane
Sayali Palekar
I fail – over and over again – to comprehend how literature can give us an experience without giving us an experience, bring us joy without bringing us joy, and love us without loving us. How it uses the very absence of these very things – experience, joy, and love – to fulfil us with the illusion of their presence. It scares me, the effect a book can have on us. But this effect can save us – from ourselves, from other people, and from the all the things in between and around.
It's fair to say that literature is overprescribed as an antidote. Or that it provides the correct path to take in when it's clear that one is headed the wrong way. Anyone who has read a good piece of literature will agree that pinning all your hopes (and your depression) onto a devoured paperback's wrinkled cover is the best thing to be do: to root for Jane Austen's Lizzy Bennet or Paul Beatty's Me, wishing for your own happiness even as you wish with every passing page for theirs. But it still stands as a worthwhile activity to think about this force with which we approach our books, the force of our small tragedies and unremarkable defeats. It's worthwhile because we've only just now begun to think about happiness, and this is just one more way to keep on doing it.
The conversation around mental and emotional health is finally getting the attention it always deserved. Over the past two or three years, some of us have realized and then come forward to accept that our emotional wellbeing is not roped-off from our sexuality, our politics, our family, or even the television shows we watch. As always, social media has played an incredible and incredulous role in the articulation of these issues. But the speed, the unpredictability, the pressure to outrun time, the congestion of innumerable voices, the sheer volume of the commentary, and most importantly, our massive desire to be favourable at all times – these factors can work against the needs of a happy mind, they can work against happiness. And this is only one of the many crucial junctures at which (the enjoyment of) literature can step in as a vastly different alternative.
Our plight as individuals today is a sad one. And there's nothing about reading a book (or watching a film and listening to music) that can alter this plight. As with any other generation, we're confronted with a bleak future, and the only thing we can do is approach it. Every day is a battle and every night is a cry. Appreciation, however, is key. The ability to appreciate, without necessarily conducting an inquiry, why we are the way we are, is something reading can help us cultivate. And by appreciation here, I do mean a certain understanding.
Carl Jung wrote in The Undiscovered Self, "The positive advantages of knowledge work specifically to the disadvantage of understanding." In other words, when it comes to the individual human being, there's something lying in wait there that cannot be designated as a problem, cannot beg for a solution, cannot be appreciated by knowledge, and can only be viewed for what it is. To find out why one reads may or may not be a fruitful occupation for every reader. But that one reads should not be an unremarkable fact. Literature has everything to do with knowledge and with power, and one of its greatest achievements has always been to point at the nullity that lies at the core of both. As we hunger after the designated markers of success and happiness, trying to open one door after another, the books we read will show us – if we're lucky – that there's nothing behind the door, except perhaps another door. I firmly believe it's a misconception that books can bring happiness to a person who is missing it. But an education consisting of good books is a fortification. It is not a way out of this world in which we are battered by opinions, betrayals, and failures. It only makes the ground on which we stand stronger. Perhaps this has more to do with the books I choose to read, but it has never been about the escape – unless the escape is a roundabout to reality (which it is).
I thought I should write this piece because I've been made to think a lot about emotional well-being over the past two months. I went back to Home is Where We Start From, a fabulous collection of essays by Donald W. Winnicott, and in it, I revisited one of my favourite sentences: "Health is tolerant of ill-health". And for me, part of staying healthy means making time to read. Reading should remain the hermeneutic device even when it concerns our own lives and bodies: the many lives we live, the many bodies we inhabit, the many truths we tell ourselves concerning these minds and fleshes. Now more than ever, we need to be good readers of our selves. The world will always go on about reality and about proof, safely demanding the latter from under the shroud of the former. And the world will be right to do that, to pave our roads with this yellow brick and lead us to an emerald city that isn't even emerald. But that doesn't mean we give up on what we understand, what we feel, what is there inside of us.
Reading – both our selves and our books – is the only detour to arrive upon that understanding, that feeling, that insight. Whether you read Maria Popova's newsletters or Anne Fadiman's essays, whether you read Ruskin Bond's literary confessions or Francine Prose's articles – all of it will be for naught if you don't own up to your desires as a reader, if you don't discover your own self for the absence it is. To use the very original metaphor of the Fall, you will always be awake and you will always stay fallen – there's no mutual exclusivity between the two. Awareness is the most fantastic fall, and it's our duty as readers to appreciate the abyss into which we've thrown ourselves. Only then can we help ourselves, and begin to think of helping others. Health is tolerant of ill-health, happiness can stand sorrow, we can bear ourselves. But fortification is a must. And here's a concluding request to try and find it – as much as possible – inside a book.
Illustration based on image from Freepik.
Have you found that reading helps you stay sane? Which book has helped you when you've needed it most? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Consider Me Booked!
Sayali was born in Bombay and is a student of English and German. Her chief interest lies in finding out if words are ever enough. She can be reached at palekarsayali@gmail.com.
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Uncut Gems review - relentless tale of gambling and the diamond trade
The Safdie brothers, Josh and Benny, once programmed a season of films entitled Emotional Sloppy Manic Cinema, and if sloppy is subtracted from that description, it's a pretty accurate summation of their work here in Uncut Gems. This is edge-of-the-...
Blu-ray: The Golem
A lumbering, barrel-chested hulk with a weirdly Ancient Egyptian wedge of hair, the eponymous clay monster of Paul Wegener and Carl Boese's The Golem: How He Came Into the World compensates for his limited intelligence with brute strength and a...
Charlotte Salomon: Life? or Theatre?, Jewish Museum London review - rallying against death
For a loved one to die by suicide provokes both pain and hurt. Pain, because they are gone. Hurt, because it can feel like an indictment or a betrayal. For Charlotte Salomon, the suicides that ripped holes in her family were also foreshadowings...
Amsterdam, Orange Tree Theatre review - suffocatingly mannered
An excellent director makes a rare misstep with Amsterdam, in which a compelling if tricksy play is given an arch and mannered production that only distances the audience further. Not to be confused with either Rotterdam or Europe, two similarly...
First Person: Matthew Xia on why his production of 'Amsterdam' feels especially pertinent and vital now
I'm currently opening Amsterdam, my first production for Actors Touring Company since being appointed Artistic Director last year, at the Orange Tree theatre in Richmond and then in Plymouth early in 2020. And what better time to premiere a...
Falsettos, The Other Palace review - affecting search for the new normal
William Finn and James Lapine's musical – which combines two linked one-acts, March of the Falsettos and Falsettoland, set in late 1970s/early 1980s New York – picked up Tony Awards in 1992 for its book and score, and was nominated again in...
The Lehman Trilogy, Piccadilly Theatre review - stunning chronicle of determination and dollars
Mammon and Yahweh are the presiding deities over an epic enterprise that tells the story not just of three brothers who founded a bank but of modern America. Virgil asked his Muse to sing of 'arms and the man', yet here the theme becomes that of '...
CBSO, Volkov, Symphony Hall, Birmingham review - Mahler goes Bauhaus
Just over a decade ago it was predicted by those supposedly in the know that Ilan Volkov would succeed Sakari Oramo as music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. In the event, the gig went to Andris Nelsons, and it was probably for...
Fiddler on the Roof, Playhouse Theatre, review – energetic production whips up an emotional storm
In an age where political, social, and gender norms seem to be in perpetual meltdown, it should be pretty much impossible for a musical that begins with a song celebrating 'Tradition' to strike a chord. Yet from the moment that the cast of Trevor...
The Rubenstein Kiss, Southwark Playhouse review - slick spy drama doesn't quite come together
It's an ideal time to revive James Phillips's debut The Rubenstein Kiss. Since it won the John Whiting Award for new writing in 2005 its story, of ideological differences tearing a family apart, has only become more relevant. Joe Harmston directs a...
Foxtrot review – controversial movie dances to an ugly tune
Israeli filmmaker Samuel Maoz's Foxtrot uses irony and visual poetry to condemn his nation's militarism. Twenty months after the movie won the Grand Jury Prize at Venice, it opens in the UK trailing a divisive history. When it first emerged in 2017...
The Last Survivors, BBC Two review - living on
When they were children the interviewees in this film – the last survivors – were taken away in incomprehensible circumstances, on their way to be murdered for who they were, in Germany and places further east. A handful of the few thousands who...
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NASA Wants to Work With China in Space
In a wide-ranging interview, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson spoke to Newsweek about China, the billionaire space race and government funding.
By Aristos Georgiou On 9/24/21 at 1:11 PM EDT
Jeff Bezos Criticizes NASA for Giving SpaceX a 'Head Start' in Moon Race
The Blue Origin founder wants a NASA contract to help develop a spacecraft that will put humans back on the moon. So far, NASA has only selected SpaceX.
By Ed Browne On 7/26/21 at 11:59 AM EDT
NASA Boss Bill Nelson Says China 'Aggressive Competitor' After Mars Landing
Nelson said NASA is "suddenly realising that we don't own all of this" and he called for a push in the agency's moon landing ambitions.
SpaceX Should Build NASA's Future Rockets Says Ex-Deputy Administrator
The Space Launch System is going to take humans to the moon once more as the most powerful rocket ever built, but there have been concerns about its cost.
By Ed Browne On 3/8/21 at 5:03 AM EST
Moon Rust Baffles Scientists: 'It Shouldn't Exist'
Data from a 2008 survey of the lunar surface indicates the presence of a form of rust that requires oxygen and water to form—neither of which the moon has enough of.
By Hannah Osborne On 9/3/20 at 6:13 AM EDT
NASA Plans to Land on the Moon by 2024
NASA plans to send the first woman and the next man to the lunar surface by 2024, nearly 55 years after Astronaut Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind" when he walked on the moon in 1969.
By Bryan Kirk On 4/30/20 at 4:25 PM EDT
NASA Unveils New Spacesuit That First Woman on Moon Will Wear
The Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit builds on the designs of spacesuits currently used by astronauts when they conduct spacewalks outside the International Space Station.
By Aristos Georgiou On 10/16/19 at 9:16 AM EDT
Apollo 17: The Last Man to Walk on the Moon, Was Allergic to Moon Dust
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By Hannah Osborne On 7/18/19 at 6:32 AM EDT
Top NASA Official Resigns After Being Chosen to Lead 2024 Moon Mission
Mark Sirangelo was appointed special assistant to NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine in April.
By Aristos Georgiou On 5/24/19 at 6:40 AM EDT
Who Is Artemis? NASA Names 2024 Moon Mission After Greek Goddess
The space agency is hoping to put the first woman on the lunar surface by 2024.
Who Is the New Green Arrow in Season 7?
Our top picks are a Longbow Hunter, Black Siren or Roy Harper.
By Autumn Noel Kelly On 10/16/18 at 2:24 PM EDT
New Members Join 'Young Justice: Outsiders'
A new promotional image for "Young Justice: Outsiders" was released, showing more heroes joining the team.
By Phillip Martinez On 5/14/18 at 11:42 AM EDT
What 'Artemis' Author Andy Weir Watches and Reads
His holy trinity of sci-fi authors, the only two fantasy series he got into and what he binges on TV.
By Stav Ziv On 11/16/17 at 7:31 AM EST
Andy Weir on "Artemis," Tina Fey, and casting The Rock
The best-selling author of 'The Martian' on writing his second book, why he chose a female lead, and who might play his characters in the film.
By Stav Ziv On 11/14/17 at 2:56 PM EST
Ancient Greece: Long-Lost Temple of Artemis Discovered
The Swiss-led team discovered the site at the foot of the a hill near the fishing town of Amarynthos.
By Callum Paton On 9/22/17 at 8:24 AM EDT
One of These Earrings Is Worth Much More than the Other
Auction house Sotheby's named the jewels after the Greek twin divinities Apollo and Artemis.
By Sofia Lotto Persio On 5/17/17 at 8:28 AM EDT
'Martian' Author Andy Weir Back to Space for Next Book
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By Stav Ziv On 5/9/17 at 7:27 PM EDT


It may be March, but it's never too late to talk abut Christmas presents!
At this point in my life, everyone in my family and my immediate friends circle knows that I cross-stitch and how passionate I am about it. That said, this year was the first year I got cross-stitch presents from family! Not too many, I mostly bought things for myself, but I thought I would share what I did get!
Okay, this was less a present from someone else and more a present I bought for myself from work! Stitching is definitely a stress reliever for me so this was so true, and I had to have it! So I bought it and gave it to my mom to give to me as a Christmas present. I haven't hung it up yet… I need to hang up a lot of things! Need more space on my walls, lol.
My best friend bought me this very lovely Dimensions piece as a Christmas present! It's a massive project and I'm not sure when I'll ever get around to doing it, but I love the flowers and it'll look fabulous when it's finished!
My cousin's family bought this for me, and it's very cute! I like the fact that it has a frog on it! It looks rather complex to be a beginner's piece, but I'm sure it won't be hard to stitch. Anyone who loves frogs or hates them (because of frogging) should get this to do for themselves!


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Sen. Denise Moreno Ducheny (D-San Diego) proposed a bill Feb. 2, similar to the one she offered last year, aimed at protecting homeowners in common interest developments from non-judicial foreclosures by their homeowners associations.
The proposal responds to complaints from homeowners who have had their homes foreclosed upon for a small amount of delinquent dues. Senate Bill 137 prohibits a homeowners association from using non-judicial foreclosures for delinquent assessments of less than $2,500. It provides that homeowners associations may collect such debts only through a judgment in small claims courts or by placing a lien without foreclosing on the property.
Last years legislation was passed in the Senate and the Assembly but was ultimately vetoed by the governor. Sen. Ducheny said she will work with the administration to reach a consensus on this issue.
Despite last years setback, I am confident that the governor will work with me in this new session to protect California homeowners, said Sen. Ducheny. This issue is too important to Californians to allow this practice to continue.


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Kumarakom bird sanctuary is one of the top ten bird sanctuaries in India. The slightly adventurous sanctuary opens the door to a world of different varieties of birds. The sanctuary has good scope for nature walking and photography. It is just 15 kms from Kottayam and can be reached easily via bus or taxi. Nearest railway station is Kottayam and nearest airport is Cochin International Airport (94 kms).
A significant bird sanctuary in Kerala home to rare varieties of birds.
Kumarakom bird sanctuary is a place where scenic beauty and birdlife meets the backwaters. There are times when you might have to return without spotting birds, but the walk through the greenery is refreshing and peaceful.
The place offers a nature walk which is refreshing and healthy.
There are hundreds of native and migratory birds.
Very close to Kottayam and reaching the destination is easy.
Not very suitable for small kids and senior citizens.
Birds can only be seen at some particular times during the day.
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary situated in the district of Kottayam in Kerala. It is on the banks of Vembanad Lake and is accessible through road and water. It started as a rubber plantation by an English man called Alfred George Baker and was later developed into a sanctuary. It is a cradle to many rare varieties of migratory as well as native birds. The right time to make a visit is from June to August, which is the breeding season of native birds. November to February suits those particular in watching the migratory birds.
A total of four km walk through the thick greenery awaits the visitors where they can view sevearl delightful birds. There are two watch towers inside. It is somewhat difficult to spot birds during the walk. But if you are lucky you might get a full view of birds when you reach the end point, i.e. the second watch tower. The most suitable time for spotting birds is at dawn. This nature walk also gives a chance to spot rare butterflies and other creatures.
Different species of Kingfishers, herons, owls, egrets, white ibis, Indian darter and many other native birds thrive here. The sanctuary attracts migrant birds like pin-tailed duck, teals, spot-billed duck, steppe eagle, osprey, marsh harrier also. The place is ideal for nature photography.
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Saktheeswaram Temple Road, Kavanattinkara, Kumarakom, Kerala 686563.
Carry a pair of binoculars if possible.
Taking liquids and some snacks would be a good option. Plastic is not allowed inside.
As the walk is lengthy, try not to take kids and those with walking problems.
Use mosquito repellents particularly if you're going at dawn.
Better to go in groups than alone.
Better to wear shoes and cover hands and legs.
Avoid visit during monsoon as the track would be slippery.
If you want stay overnight near the sanctuary, you can either choose the private houseboats or the KTDC Waterscapes resort.
You can also visit nearby attractions like Kumarakom beach, Aruvikkuzhi waterfalls and Ettumanur temple.


Hima-Layer outperforms Merino, says founder of firm importing yak wool from a remote Chinese province.
Kora, based in Cumbernauld, has developed a technical base layer using yak wool sourced from nomadic Himalyan communities in China.
Hima-Layer is said to be extremely soft. The yak wool is sourced from the the Qingmei Rabden and the KeGaWa Co-operative.
In tests, Kora's Hima-Layer was found to be 40 percent warmer than merino wool weight for weight; wicks better than Merino; and has 66 percent greater air permeability than Merino.
Kora founder Michael Kleinwort said a 230gm Hima-Layer base layer is warmer and more breathable than a 260gm Merino equivalent.
Yak hair – used by nomads for tents, ropes and carpets – is course; yak's wool, an inner layer, is very soft.
Kleinwort has spent months in the Himalayas testing prototypes and finding and meeting nomadic communities from which Kora's wool is sourced. A Kora baselayer costs £105.


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Watch: Backlash Ensues After Christmas Advert Has Santa Showing His Vaccine Passport
Image via Tesco commercial
A new Tesco advertisement shows Santa using his vaccine passport to travel.
The UKs avertising regulator received over 1500 complaints about the ad, mostly focusing on people feeling coerced and medically discriminated against.
Do vaccine passports act as a way to stop COVID infection when vaccines don't stop infection?
Are they coercive measures to increase compliance?
With people feeling unheard, are they looking for unique ways to show their non compliance of certain policies?
Tesco launched its new Christmas advertisement on Nov 13th titled, 'This Christmas, Nothing's Stopping Us.' It features people having a 'proper' Christmas following a 2020 Christmas remembered by lockdowns and restrictions that kept many people apart.
Tesco, a British multinational groceries and general merchandise retailer, creates a scene of joy, fun, and human ingenuity thgoughout the commercial. 'Hiccups' in Christmas experiences are solved time and time again throughout the commercial. Tesco employees are seen throughout, delivering groceries to those in need of them.
Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" plays in the background, leading up to the controversial moment where Santa is seen potentially quarantined, only to show his vaccine passport, and the day is saved once again.
The UK's advertising regulator, the Advertising Standards Authority, said it received over 1,500 complaints regarding Tesco's new commercial.
"We've currently received over 1,500 complaints regarding this ad. The large majority of complaints assert that the ad is coercive, and encourages medical discrimination based on vaccine status. We are currently carefully reviewing these complaints to determine whether there are any grounds for further action."
ASA spokesperson
The commercial featured on YouTube has over 35,000 dislikes and only 4,200 likes on YouTube, and it appears Tesco has blocked public commenting.
Tesco's video on YouTube, focusing on the like to dislike ratio.
This type of backlash runs paralell to so many of the themes of division we're experincing today. Further, it showcases how fed up people are with the direction government policy has gone. With so many people feeling unheard and forced to take actions they don't want to, it appears they are getting creative in how they show their disapproval and desire to not comply.
Some fully support government initiatives like vaccine passports, while others recognize they don't follow any science, and appear to be coercive measures so governments can get people to do what they want.
Have a look at the ad for yourself.
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Q: Can a magnet cause a microwave oven to unsafely radiate energy? I've already successfully warped the colors on a large old CRT Television by setting unshielded speakers on top of it. If I understand correctly, this was due to the deviation of the electro-magnetic (EM) radiation beam from its intended target, as influenced by the speakers' magnets.
If I further understand correctly, the magnetron of a microwave to produces a beam of EM energy which is directed at a reflector or scatterer, and then into the cooking cavity which attenuates the energy through notch-filtering and corner-wave traps.  (I'm probably using slightly incorrect terms, feel free to correct my terminology.)
Is the magnetron contained within the cavity/[farraday ]cage, and if not, can the beam of EM be deflected such that it could escape or deviate enough to emit radiation into the surrounding space? (If the magnetron should be situated within the containment structure, are there regulations stipulating this?)

This situation is more practical than hypothetical: We have a neat kitchen gadget with a strong (rare-earth, I think) magnet on its    base, designed to hold itself to an oven door with substantial    certainty. Attaching it to the oven isn't an option, so it's    currently on the over-range microwave oven. In a moment of analysis,    I realized this may be a poor choice...
If my consideration of risk due to magnetic deviation is unfounded, is there another concern, short of magnetically affecting the safety switches (which shouldn't be possible without intentional compromising) to having a stronger, rare-earth magnet attached to a microwave?

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If I understand correctly, this was due to the deviation of the electro-magnetic (EM) radiation beam from its intended target, as influenced by the speakers' magnets.

No. There's no "EM radiation beam" here. There's an electron beam. "EM radiation" is radio waves, light, x-ray, in short: all the electromagnetic waves.
Your CRT works by accelerating electrons, which very much act like particles and not like waves at the scales and energies involved.
So, what happens is that these charged particles are subject to Lorentz force. You should probably read the wikipedia article on that, if you want to understand how the deflection coil in a tube TV works (or why your speaker magnets have that effect).

If I further understand correctly, the magnetron of a microwave to produces a beam of EM energy

Nah, not really. The magnetron is a cavity in which a wave is kept resonant and amplified through a strong magnetic field. Not a beam, at all!

which is directed at a reflector or scatterer,

Since this is a wave, and doesn't behave like a beam at the sizes of microwave ovens: Be a bit careful with your wording; this is all wave phenomena, so while you can reflect the e-Field of the wave, this is not a "specular" reflection like a laser pointer on a mirror.

and then into the cooking cavity which attenuates the energy through notch-filtering and corner-wave traps.

No, the energy can't be attenuated. There's conservation of energy. There's just constructive and destructive interference, leading to higher field strengths in some places than others.
The energy in the interchanging electric and magnetic field is then absorbed by molecules of the food you're intending to heat and converted to exactly that: heat.

Is the magnetron contained within the cavity/[farraday ]cage, and if not, can the beam

not a beam!

of EM be deflected such that it could escape or deviate enough to emit radiation into the surrounding space?

sure. We'd call that opening then an antenna.

(If the magnetron should be situated within the containment structure, are there regulations stipulating this?)

No matter where the magnetron is located, the amount of energy that a device can emit is draconically regulated by national and international bodies; in the US, that'd be the FCC; in Germany, the Bundesnetzagentur, in UK the OFCOM, and so on.
Generally, microwave ovens aren't allowed to emit any significant amount of EM radiation, especially not an amount able to hurt bystanders.

This situation is more practical than hypothetical: We have a neat kitchen gadget with a strong (rare-earth, I think) magnet on its base, designed to hold itself to an oven door with substantial certainty. Attaching it to the oven isn't an option, so it's currently on the over-range microwave oven. In a moment of analysis, I realized this may be a poor choice...

A static magnetic field should have no adverse effect. You can verify that by adding a static magnetic field component \$\mathbf B\$ to Maxwell's equations and realize that for the static component, \$\frac{\mathrm d}{\mathrm dt}\equiv0\implies \mathrm{curl} (\mathbf E) = - \frac{\partial}{\partial t} \mathbf B = 0\$, which simply means that the E-field isn't bent by the static magnetic field, and hence, the wave can't take a different direction.