AERA is pleased to announce that the co-editor team for AERA Open will be extended for three additional years through 2021. The extended term will begin on July 1, 2018 and will include current editor-in-chief Mark Warschauer and co-editor Greg Duncan. Joining Warschauer and Duncan will be Nancy E. Hill, Charles Bigelow Professor of Education at Harvard University. Jacquelynne Eccles will complete her term as co-editor on June 30, 2018.
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Although the subject of this sketch has not been so long a resident of Nez Perces County as some, still his worthy labors and real worth entitle him to representation in the annals of its history, while also on the reservation portion of the County he has been one of the real pioneers.
Wilfred L. Gifford was born in Cedar County, Iowa, on June 19, 1870, being the son of Seth and Anna A. (Buckman) Gifford. The father resides at Gifford and the mother is long since deceased. Our subject received his education from the various places where he lived with his father, who is mentioned in this volume. He remained at home until 1890, and then entered the employ of the F. E. & M. V. R. R. in Nebraska, continuing there for four years. After that he turned his attention to developing mining properties in the Black Hills, South Dakota, until 1898, the date of his advent to this County, his father having preceded him.
He homesteaded his present place of one hundred and twenty acres three and one half miles northeast from Gifford. The land is adapted to fruit and stock and in these lines he is starting. During the summer of 1890 Mr. Gifford was a forest ranger for the government in the Bitter Root forest reserve. He was deputy sheriff under his father in Fall River County and had thrilling experiences among the outlaws who knew the terror of the law when our subject and his father administered it. One noted criminal, Ed Lehman, was apprehended and executed: at this time.
On June 23, 1891, at Hot Springs, South Dakota, Mr. Gifford married Miss Tillie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Bellew) Craven, natives of Illinois and Kentucky, respectively. The father was a prominent stockman and also a pioneer across the plains in 1863, having made much money in the placer mines in Montana. Mrs. Giftord has the following brothers and sisters: John B., Woodson B., both residents of South Dakota and the latter County commissioner of Fall River County for four years; Lydia, twin sister to Mrs. Giftord; Jimmie, assistant principal and disciplinarian of the Gaylord Institute at Platte City, Missouri, yet her home is in Dakota with her other sister. Mrs. Gifford was born in Clay County, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford have one child, Bessie L., aged ten.
Mr. Gifford is a member of the Tin Centre Lodge, of the K. of P., No. 44; also of the M. W. A., Camp No. 5545. Mr. Gifford is a Republican and takes an active and intelligent part in political matters. He stands well among his fellows and is one of the leading citizens of the community. He was nominated on the Republican ticket for assessor and ex-officio tax collector of the N. P. Company and was elected by a majority of four hundred and sixty-one votes, and will begin the duties of the office January 1, 1902.

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Clavatula coronata is a species of sea snails, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Clavatulidae.

Distribution
This species occurs in the Atlantic Ocean off Benin and Togo.

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Gastropods described in 1801

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Interview: Traditional Norfolk Poultry's Mark Gorton talks turkey
By Chloe Ryan on	 November 20, 2018 Production, Turkeys
For Mark Gorton, founder and managing director of Traditional Norfolk Poultry, the busiest time of the year is almost here.
Christmas is coming, and this year the business will supply 300,000 free-range turkeys into supermarket premium lines, up significantly from the 250,000 produced last year. Through the rest of the year the firm processes 85,000 chickens a week.
November, he says, is the 'eye of the hurricane', when all the turkeys are on the ground, foraging in the 60 woodland farms scattered around East Anglia that feed into TNP's 35,000 sq ft processing plant in the Norfolk village of Attleborough that was built in 2003.
"Everything is geared up now for when we start processing turkeys on 22 November, which is when the hurricane hits the land," he says.
Business is healthy for TNP, which was founded in 1988 and has grown steadily over the years picking up new supermarket contracts and gradually introducing exclusively grown products, such as the Norfolk Black chicken, which was developed especially for Sainsbury's Taste the Difference range.
In June, TNP was awarded Grower of the Year in the National Egg & Poultry Awards for its work in developing new products for retailers and was also shortlisted for Processor of the Year in recognition of its significant investment and expansion of its processing facilities, including a £1 million investment in a Meyn Gas stunning system.
TNP was the first in the UK to have this new system, which is a multi-stage carbon dioxide system which has delivered several efficiencies such as reduced maturation time, higher yield, no haemorrhaging and reduced wing damage.
"That is going fantastically well. Another huge investment but that does a brilliant job and fits in well with our overall ethos," says Gorton.
Right now, Christmas preparation is in full swing. From the start of October, the company starts bringing in more staff to get them trained up for peak production. "All of the equipment and production facilities is being brought out of storage and put into position for the oncoming season," he says.
"There is a huge amount of work that goes into preparation and every tiny little detail from trussing bands to wellington boots to extra skips, everything is gearing up now for when we start processing turkeys on 22 November. That date doesn't change, it can't change, and we start at full speed. We hit the ground running."
It's clear Gorton loves this part of the year, despite the challenges. "There are two difficult parts," he says. "The first part is to get your turkeys in the right condition, so they are ready for processing and if we can provide the factory with the best quality turkeys it makes that job much easier.
"We are very good at doing that. We let the turkeys grow naturally. It is a nice way to do it because we are trying to produce the best product, we don't want to cut any corners. We want customers to have their Christmas dinner and say that was fantastic, I want another one next year.
"The other hard thing is to get the turkeys through the factory and get them into every last customer and every last depot."
Gorton considers himself 'predominantly a farmer' and finds it satisfying his products are used for the supermarkets' premium lines.
"It is fantastic for me to indulge my passion for growing these birds and to come up with different ideas, different feeds, different breeds to give our customers something different to what everyone else can do," he says.
"We like to give our customers exclusivity if they want it. There is the Norfolk Bronze turkey which is the baseline standard if you like. But then we have a number of customers who have their own, Sainsbury's has the Norfolk Black, Tesco has the Narragansett, and then this year we have got some other exciting new products coming out. Sometimes you're talking about very small numbers but it's just about giving someone something exclusive."
When Christmas production starts on 22 November, there is no room for error. The factory runs at full capacity, on double shifts, seven days a week. "We actually process for 16 hours a day, but then when we're not processing we're in cleaning and preparing the factory for the next day, so it is a 24-hour operation. We double in staff so we have probably 400 staff across the site," he says.
The farming side becomes easier during this period because farms are being depopulated and from then on are cleaned down, mucked out, sanitised and stood down.
The Christmas distribution and logistics exercise takes place over three days on 17, 18 and 19 December getting turkeys delivered all over the UK from the furthest point in Scotland to Cornwall, through to Wales and Northern Ireland.
"Delivering these turkeys in such a short period of time is a massive undertaking," says Gorton. "There are literally thousands of pallets of turkeys going out across hundreds of lorries. Our role in that is getting the turkeys to the retailers nearest distribution hubs, which is still no small undertaking. You have to hit your slot and that is probably the most manic, busiest time."
Despite the organised chaos, it's clear Gorton is in his element. "Yes, I get a real buzz," he says. "You spend all year gearing up for it and, I wouldn't say the excitement is the right word, but the anticipation builds and you get to a couple of weeks before when you start processing and you want to get going, and then once you get into it is like a big adrenaline trip where there is just so much going on. As a business owner it is fantastic to see everything working at its absolute peak and its maximum which is what we should be doing."
There are however, some clouds on the horizon. Brexit is proving challenging for TNP because 75% of its workforce is from EU countries.
"People say to me, how will Brexit affect your business?" says Gorton. "Well it's already started affecting us. Staff is the biggest challenge without a shadow of a doubt and ever since the vote it's just got worse and worse and worse.
"People are still going to want to eat, obviously. And they are still going to want to eat high welfare, premium products year-round, especially at Christmas. I'm not worried there's going to be a downturn in that respect, but I am worried about being able to find the staff to operate our farms and our factory and that is a real concern, one that is shared across the industry.
"The very next day after the vote we lost three people and the reason they went was they decided they wouldn't be wanted in the UK. And since then it's got worse. So, the fact they feel they're not wanted in the UK and the devaluation in the pound, which means every pound they earn and send back to their families is worth 25% less than before the vote, the attraction of working in the UK becomes less."
Finding a local workforce is simply out of the question, says Gorton. "They are just not there," he says. "When we first set this business up 30 years ago we used to have locals and I still know them, and we chat. But those days are long gone."
Local people now do not want the jobs, he says. "I think it's difficult work," he acknowledges. "It's long hours. There are possibly easier ways arguably they can earn their money. They've got to work hard. There is no denying it's hard work. And of course, with the factory, with farming, with livestock, it's seven days a week. I've got catching teams working through the night, hygiene teams working in the factory in the night. There is weekend work. The work ethic is gone unfortunately."
Some people suggest if the pay was high enough, local people would do the work. Gorton disagrees. "I think if I doubled my wages it still wouldn't work. It's about the work ethic. If I went out and said right I'm no longer going to pay minimum wage I'm going to pay £15 I'd get some people come along and they'd do a few hours, some of them might even work a day, and then the next day they would all start to fall away."
Gorton is becoming increasingly frustrated at the attitude of politicians, who appear to show little sympathy to the future viability of so many food businesses, especially in light of the government's decision to adopt the recommendations of the Migratory Advisory Committee, which wants to stop anyone coming to the UK after Brexit who earns under £30,000.
"We are doing everything we can to lobby our MPs to say look, this is a problem, and I'm sure they've all got that message. And yes, they're listening to us but they're not acting on it. It's not just across farming and food production, it's across all sectors. Lorry drivers that come and deliver to this factory, half of them are eastern Europeans and all the hospitals and service sectors as well. And of course, we're working in a climate where unemployment is at the lowest it's been in decades so it's not as if there is a labour force out there looking for work, because they're not."
Although he might feel powerless over Brexit, there is another area where he is seizing control in order to continue growing the business.
TNP has launched a campaign to recruit East Anglian farmers who want to diversify into poultry. TNP currently sources poultry from 60 different sites across the region, and 25% of those are independent producers growing under contract.
In a bid to find more farmers who want to grow poultry for TNP, Gorton attended the Cereals event earlier this year to try and tempt arable farmers.
"Without flogging the Brexit horse, they can see we're coming into uncertain times, it is clear subsidies are going to change. So, diversification is the name of the game," he says. "The poultry industry is well known as being highly efficient, profitable, and most farmers know someone who has diversified into poultry and is doing alright at it. So, what we're offering is a nice way to grow poultry but is still giving farmers the same or better returns than other types of poultry. It's really exciting and we have now got some farmers already signed up and ready to push on with it, so hopefully they will come on stream next year, planning pending."
Looking ahead, Gorton says his ambitions are fairly boring. "More of the same," is how he describes his plans for the future. "We are specialised in what we do and the market is still growing," he says.
He is planning to experiment with added-value products though, something TNP hasn't tried before, focussing on whole birds and cuts. He thinks there is an opportunity to produce ready-meals made with organic poultry, that would appeal to consumers just starting to shop for themselves, who were perhaps raised on organic baby food.
"The reason why free-range and organic is growing in popularity is a new generation of shopper coming through who has been brought up with it. That person has the same pressures on their time as everyone else when it comes to knocking up something quick in the evening, so I see the next stage as higher welfare into added value, ready meals. We are already seeing one or two people starting to talk about it, and for people who buy organic chicken, why wouldn't they buy an organic ready meal?
"We are looking at it, we have started to develop various products and I see that as an area to exploit and explore going forward," he says.


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Here are the LA Lakers' 6 best options to move Russell Westbrook
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The Los Angeles Lakers have started the season…slowly. They had hoped new head coach Darvin Ham and a healthier, younger roster would lead to a better performance than last year's 33 wins. But the results are worrying. The team is winless in three games, poorly assembled and historically bad from three points (21.2%).
Early Failures isn't entirely about Russell Westbrook, but he stands out as the obvious problem given his hefty $47.1 million price tag and how badly he fits in LeBron James and Anthony Davis. The Lakers have been trying to walk away from his deal since before last season's trade deadline.
With overpriced off-season deals, the pre-season hope was to assess progress on the first 20 games. But the losses are already piling up. Several league executives expect Los Angeles to eventually give up their 2027 and 2029 first-round picks to move Westbrook.
Is there a "Lakers tax"? Some executives think it's real – less because of historical rivalries but because of the pressure to field a competitor around James and LA recent history of dodgy deals.
Will the Lakers rush into a panic trade? What kind of return would they be looking at for a deal in early to mid-November?
Buddy Hield and Myles Turner for two premieres
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The Lakers and Indiana Pacers (1-3) have been in competition for months. Pacers Governor Herb Simon has long resisted tanking, but the team isn't very good. Would he be more open to accepting this path for the first two Lakers?
Indiana is believed to be interested in a deal. The Lakers would receive Buddy Hield and Myles Turner, potentially with Daniel Theis and/or TJ McConnell. LA didn't get much out of Damian Jones and Thomas Bryant (out with a thumb injury). Turner would help the Lakers defensively and allow Davis to play more power.
Considering his questionable durability, Turner's value may not be as high as a single first. Many see Hield as a more negative asset given his over $39.1 million production this season and next. Still, he would help address the Lakers' biggest weakness as a high-volume three-point shooter.
Several San Antonio players (Jakob Poeltl or a commercial exception?)
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The San Antonio Spurs have enough salary cap space to make a lopsided trade. The Lakers and Spurs have communicated for several months about the possibility of working together on a Westbrook trade, but nothing has apparently come close to fruition.
The Lakers would assume Josh Richardson's expiring $12.2 million contract, as well as the $27.5 million owed to Doug McDermott through 2023-24. LA might be able to do this for a single first, but its low-leverage position may prevent reasonable protections.
If Los Angeles is more generous with its draft currency, perhaps that could lead to Jakob Poeltl filling his need at center. Without him, the Lakers would receive a $21.1 million trade exception, large enough to acquire Turner in a separate deal. LA would still benefit from an $11.7 million trade exception with Poeltl.
Utah's Jordan Clarkson, Malik Beasley
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The Utah Jazz are among the best teams in the NBA in terms of records, but few expect it to last. After dealing with Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert in the offseason, the Jazz are supposed to be tanked. If they continue to win, drop them last on this list.
But if Utah decides to focus on development, it could offer the Lakers Jordan Clarkson and Malik Beasley. The Lakers would likely be interested in Lauri Markkanen, Jarred Vanderbilt or Kelly Olynyk, but Utah is more likely to offer aging veterans Mike Conley and Rudy Gay.
If the Lakers can deepen the Jazz for just one first, that might be a viable path. Unless some of Utah's younger players are available, the potential haul shouldn't be worth several first-round players.
Rozier and Hayward of Charlotte
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Would Charlotte Hornets President Michael Jordan Favor Westbrook as a Jordan Brand Athlete? The Pacers and Spurs would likely try to buy Westbrook out if they traded with the Lakers, but the Hornets could be a rare team that could consider Westbrook's value as a player.
Maybe it's a Lakers dream. Closer to reality, the Hornets don't tank. Terry Rozier and Gordon Hayward are their best performers. Others like Kelly Oubre Jr. and Mason Plumlee could also help the Lakers, but the Hornets are unlikely to rush into a move that decimates their roster.
If Charlotte embraces the pursuit of Victor Wembanyama, it might displace Hayward, whose contract may not sit well with the Lakers. But he would be a clear talent upgrade, with Rozier. But that opportunity may only develop closer to the trade deadline and could cost the Lakers the first two rounds.
Kyrie Irving (sooner or later)
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The Lakers were interested in acquiring Kyrie Irving from the Brooklyn Nets and would do so if he became available again. So far, the Nets (1-2) have weathered the offseason turmoil of trade demand for Kevin Durant. But LA certainly has an eye or two on this situation.
If the franchises want to help each other out in disappointing situations, maybe there's a deal to be made. But that might not be likely until the deadline approaches. Irving will definitely be at the top of the Lakers free agent wish list if a trade isn't in the cards.
The Lakers may have $31 million to $35 million in cap space, but that won't be enough to maximize Irving next season. That might be enough, though, if Irving's market is weak given his mercurial personality. Irving's possibility may cause LA to reject some of the proposals listed above, unless they relate to expiring contracts. That would mean no Hayward, Rozier or Hield if the Lakers identify Irving in free agency as the priority.
Whether it does or not is another story. But that's the theme of all these potential targets. The Lakers are likely choosing from a list of questionable options.
Would it be better to wait?
The Lakers can find a deal that improves their roster from bad to mediocre or even good. But how many realistic occupations would make them awesome? Would any move that doesn't get the Lakers to the top flight be worth it?
On the other hand, any team with James and Davis shouldn't be that far off, except for this team and last year's team. The Lakers may be in a bad spot in October and November, but rushing to get a deal done can lead to longer-term issues. What would be the point if they sacrificed two first-round picks and didn't become a significant force in the Western Conference?
If the Lakers can hold out through December and January, the opportunities could increase as recently signed free agents become eligible for trades. Waiting may be best, although the season could be almost over if the Lakers fall too far from contention.
Also, if the Lakers make a two-, three-, or four-for-one trade, others on the roster beyond Westbrook should go. The only players eligible to trade on regular contracts are Davis, Patrick Beverley, Austin Reaves, Wenyen Gabriel, Max Christie and Kendrick Nunn. Others may be cut outright to make room on the roster, like Matt Ryan, whose salary is not guaranteed.
Finally, in all trades, the Lakers may want to try and get the Phoenix Suns on a multi-team trade to add Jae Crowder, who is missing from the team, in hopes of a trade.
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Q: Estimating a Conditional MNL in mlogit The Problem
I am trying to estimate a conditional multinomial logit model where each household has an observed house choice outcome given a set of alternatives. Each set of alternatives is unique to the household. The attributes for all houses and households are the same.
The problem is that I cannot include individual specific variables into mlogit without getting a computationally singular error. Why is this?
A Reproducible Example:
Here is some example data:
df = data.frame(t(matrix(
c(4000019, 1, 7787,    2008, 1.4395055,
4000019, 0, 20751,   1930, 5.7378930,
4000019, 0, 10417,   1987, 0.8149074,
4000045, 1, 18369,   2001, 1.3781223,
4000045, 0, 18026,   1998, 3.1162452,
4000045, 0, 7319,    1985, 1.6771325,
4000208, 1, 60,      2002, 0.3783794,
4000208, 0, 5507,    1984, 0.6589352,
4000208, 0, 2268,    1983, 0.2505387,
4000223, 1, 17380,   1924, 0.7830429,
4000223, 0, 9832,    2006, 2.2911607,
4000223, 0, 8122,    2000, 6.0207814,
4000317, 1, 13690,   1997, 3.1613056,
4000317, 0, 784,     2004, 4.8638361,
4000317, 0, 14020,   1959, 1.7319478),
nrow = 5,
ncol=15)))
colnames(df) =  c('hh_id', 'y', 'house_id', 'var1',  'var2')

Where,

*

*hh_id: houehold id

*y: choice outcome (1 if household selects house, 0 o/w)

*var1: alternative specific variable

*var2: individual specific variable

and each household has a unique set of three alternatives.
When I run a specification with only the alternative specific variable (var1) everything works:
mlogit(y ~
         var1   |# Alternative Specific variables
         0  |# Individual Specific variables without an intercept
         0,
       data = df,
       chid.var = "hh_id",
       alt.var = "house_id",
       choice = "y",
       shape = "long") %>% summary

Call:
mlogit(formula = y ~ var1  | 0 | 0, data = df, chid.var = "hh_id",
    alt.var = "house_id", choice = "y", shape = "long", method = "nr")

Frequencies of alternatives:
   60   784  2268  5507  7319  7787  8122  9832 10417 13690 14020 17380 18026 18369 20751
  0.2   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.2   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.2   0.0   0.2   0.0   0.2   0.0

nr method
6 iterations, 0h:0m:0s
g'(-H)^-1g = 2.09E-07
gradient close to zero

Coefficients :
      Estimate Std. Error z-value Pr(>|z|)
var1  0.027668   0.033820  0.8181   0.4133

Log-Likelihood: -4.0664

However, when I try and include an indiviual specific variables (var2) the specification is singular.
mlogit(y ~
         var1   |# Alternative Specific variables
         var2 + 0  |# Individual Specific variables without an intercept
         0,
       data = df,
       chid.var = "hh_id",
       alt.var = "house_id",
       choice = "y",
       shape = "long") %>% summary

Error in solve.default(H, g[!fixed]) :
  system is computationally singular: reciprocal condition number = 3.07183e-22

A: For those in the future who may get stuck on a similar problem: The reason I cannot include an individual specific variable in this model has to do with the fact that each alternative is only observed once. Because of this there is no way to fit an intercept for any alternative, thus interacting an individual specific variable is impossible.

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The Paris Climate Agreement is 'Dead,' Declares Former Top UN Delegate
by Michael Bastasch
Saudi Arabia's former lead delegate to United Nations climate talks said the Paris agreement to fight global warming is "dead," ending what he called a "big conspiracy the world created."
Mohammed Salim Al Sabban, also a former adviser to Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, celebrated what he called the unofficial "death" of the Paris accord.
"Are you still following the dead Paris Agreement?" Al Sabban tweeted in response to former New York Times write Andrew Revkin.
"They will go from one meeting to another forever till it's officially announced its death. Don't be selective when you attack the Saudi UNFCCC position. It is unfair," Al Sabban wrote.
Revkin was commenting on news that the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Russia and Kuwait refused to "welcome" the findings of a U.N. climate report released in October. The report said carbon dioxide emissions would need to decline 45 percent by 2030 to avoid warming greater than 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Nice hearing from you Mr.Revkin. It has been long time.Are you still following the dead Paris Agreement?They will go from one meeting to another forever till it's officially announced its death. Don't be selective when you attack the SaudiUNFCCC https://t.co/lw8mCmf8fl is unfair
— د محمدالصبانAlSabban (@sabbanms) December 10, 2018
"It proves my opinion about this big conspiracy the world created and now it's been killed," Al Sabban said. Sabban later tweeted that "conspiracy" he referred to was "the current persisting deadlock in the process."
While it's unclear if the Paris accord, which was agreed to by nearly 200 countries, is effectually dead, there are some signs the agreement is beginning to fray at the edges.
For example, Brazil declined to host next year's U.N. climate talks at the behest of President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, who's been called the "Trump of the Tropics." Environmentalists are worried Bolsonaro could join Trump in withdrawing from the Paris accord.
Riots erupted across France over a planned increase in fuel taxes as part of French President Emmanuel Macron's global warming crusade. Macron, initially resistant to compromise, backed down Wednesday and canceled the tax increases set for January.
Saudi Arabia, who Al Sabban formerly represented, effectively asked the U.N. to push back any debate on furthering commitments aimed at fighting global warming. Saudi Arabia, the U.S. and Russia are the world's top three producers of oil and natural gas.
New Saudi Arabia statement at #COP24 effectively suggests countries wait till 2022 before deciding on any further #climate ambition pic.twitter.com/KqShb8FpP5
— Ed King (@edking_I) December 10, 2018
Al Sabban said he was "personally happy" to have helped end the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the body that handles environment and climate issues.
Paris Agreement is the worst conspiracy the world ever seen. You are all happy to see coal and nuclear reviving with continued subsidies.
I am personally happy that I have contributed to the death of the Unfccc.
You will go from one meeting to another with no results🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Mid-morning I decide that Full Speed is well enough to ride in the truck with his brother so I can pick up our newly upholstered barstools. Several months back, in an attempt to make my life easier, Mad Dog had ordered the barstools on-line. They were absolutely perfect in terms of matching our décor, the only limitation was that the cushions were a creamy, cloth white. Before I even write it you know it was not a good fit for two boys. In a matter of days, even though I had diligently stain-guarded them, they were a road-map of every food the boys ate. They looked gross so it was a great thing that they were now recovered in a sturdy, faux-leather vinyl.
When me and the boys arrive at the upholstery place, I pull the truck around back, put the boys' windows down and open the rear hatch.
"Full Speed, I'm going to run inside to grab the stools. I'll only be a couple minutes," I say.
"You'll be here with your brother and I'll be right around the corner." End of discussion and I head into the building (it's attached to a house and we are in the driveway, I can still see the truck at all times so I know they will be safe).
Before I have a chance to do anything, Full Speed starts a complete meltdown. Me and the owner rush to the truck.
"I thought, in theory, it would be easier for everyone if they stayed put. I didn't know what kind of trouble they would get into if I brought them inside," I explain.
"Oh, I completely understand," she says. The way she says it makes me think she might understand my plight more than the average person.
"Let me guess, are you the mother of boys?" I ask.
"They are grown men now but I remember how hard it was. And, boys, let me tell you are something else." She has a bit of a chuckle hidden in her words.
"I don't know about that, look at my hair." I glance at her hair and it is pure snow-white. Hazard of the job I suppose.


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Lists: Why the U.S. Can't Abandon Afghanistan Why the U.S. Can't Abandon Afghanistan...
Why the U.S. Can't Abandon Afghanistan
These five principles should guide the U.S.-Afghan relationship after 2014.
By Davood Moradian
With Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Washington this week, he brings with him plenty of good news, as well as a long list of grievances. A skilled politician, he will try to project an optimistic picture of Afghanistan's ongoing security transition, Pakistani cooperation with peace negotiations, the Taliban's willingness to embracing politics over terror, and preparations for the 2014 presidential election. Most Afghans and regional actors, however, do not share his optimism -- but nor do they share Washington's growing defeatism and exhaustion.
Afghanistan is changing rapidly for the better. It is more developed, prosperous, democratic, and safe than at any other time in modern history. But this progress is also vulnerable to reversal. Uncertainty about the U.S. exit in 2014 has enveloped numerous constituencies -- both inside and outside of Afghanistan -- and spawned a series of hedging strategies that threaten to upend the transition.
Declarations about the need for Afghans to "stand on their own two feet" aside, the United States remains indispensible both to Afghanistan's successful transition and the stability and prosperity of the surrounding region. Moreover, it was Washington's earlier shortsighted policies -- first in supporting violent extremist groups, and then in abandoning the country -- which contributed to the destruction of the Afghan state and the immense suffering of the Afghan people. But the West's moral and legal responsibility to Afghanistan extends back even farther, to the corrosive Cold War rivalries of the 20th century and the so-called Great Game a century earlier.
With Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Washington this week, he brings with him plenty of good news, as well as a long list of grievances. A skilled politician, he will try to project an optimistic picture of Afghanistan's ongoing security transition, Pakistani cooperation with peace negotiations, the Taliban's willingness to embracing politics over terror, and preparations for the 2014 presidential election. Most Afghans and regional actors, however, do not share his optimism — but nor do they share Washington's growing defeatism and exhaustion.
Afghanistan is changing rapidly for the better. It is more developed, prosperous, democratic, and safe than at any other time in modern history. But this progress is also vulnerable to reversal. Uncertainty about the U.S. exit in 2014 has enveloped numerous constituencies — both inside and outside of Afghanistan — and spawned a series of hedging strategies that threaten to upend the transition.
Declarations about the need for Afghans to "stand on their own two feet" aside, the United States remains indispensible both to Afghanistan's successful transition and the stability and prosperity of the surrounding region. Moreover, it was Washington's earlier shortsighted policies — first in supporting violent extremist groups, and then in abandoning the country — which contributed to the destruction of the Afghan state and the immense suffering of the Afghan people. But the West's moral and legal responsibility to Afghanistan extends back even farther, to the corrosive Cold War rivalries of the 20th century and the so-called Great Game a century earlier.
Today, Afghanistan still stands at the global epicenter of terrorism in all its manifestations — from ethno-terrorism and narco-terrorism to state-sponsored terrorism and even possible nuclear terrorism. But it is also situated at the epicenter of enormous economic opportunity. The regions of South and Central Asia, western China, and eastern Iran remain among the least connected and least prosperous regions of the world — despite possessing immense natural and human resources. Stability in Afghanistan is the key to unlocking the region's strategic potential.
Instead of devoting this week's presidential visit to empty rhetoric and unsubstantiated declarations, the two presidents should attempt to reduce the uncertainty surrounding the transition by securing concrete agreements. In doing so, they should consider five mutually supportive principles that could form the basis of post-2014 Afghan-U.S. relations: deterrence, development, diplomacy, democracy, and devolution.
Deterrence
More than a decade of war has left the United States deeply polarized about the merits of using force to achieve political objectives. But the United States must resist the temptation to move from one extreme, where the military was seen as the solution to all problems, to another extreme, where it gives up its ability to deter its adversaries and reassure its allies altogether. Deterrence requires projecting resolve, perseverance, and commitment. This, in turn, requires at least some military capability — though military capability by no means ensures effective deterrence. Strategy matters, too.
In the aftermath of the Taliban's collapse, the United States successfully deterred terrorists and their regional supporters with less than 1,000 troops. But it failed to do the same with nearly 100,000 troops in the later stages of its engagement. Potential military gains associated with the "surge" were effectively neutralized by the announcement of a 2014 deadline to withdraw American troops and U.S. efforts to woo Taliban negotiators. Both of these decisions — and American willingness to cave to Pakistani brinkmanship — conveyed U.S. exhaustion, desperation, and unreliability.
Deterrence is not anathema to dialogue with the enemy. Rather, it's the leverage that is necessary for meaningful peace negotiations. Deterrence is also about moral credibility and integrity, particularly in the eyes of allies and friends. For example, protecting fragile achievements on women's rights is critical to preserving America's moral high ground. For the patriarchal Afghan political class and misogynist Taliban, women's rights would be the first to auction if the United States backs down. Backing away from this principle will also only invite stronger future challenges to Afghanistan's fragile achievements in human rights, democratic governance, and international cooperation.
For years, Afghanistan has been a security black hole and a battleground for competing interests. But it also has the potential to catalyze greater regional cooperation and integration. In order to achieve that potential, it needs the cooperation — either active or passive — of its neighbors and allies. From neighbors like Pakistan, Afghanistan needs non-interference, and from allies like the United States, it needs assistance with stabilization and reconstruction.
Projects like the "New Silk Route," "Istanbul Process," and the "Heart of Asia" initiative remain at the public-diplomacy stage. The United States must help translate these visions into concrete projects; examples include expediting the establishment of the Trans-Afghanistan natural gas pipeline and connecting Afghanistan's railroad networks into the region.
The region is fearful that Afghanistan will relapse into its violent past, possibly dragging its neighbors with it. Washington and the rest of the international community share such concerns. But so far, U.S. regional diplomacy has primarily followed immediate military objectives, engaging trouble-makers like Pakistan and the Taliban. Likewise, India, China, the Central Asian Republics, Russia, and Iran — all of whom would benefit from a stable Afghanistan as well as deeper regional cooperation — have not been sufficiently engaged.
The recently launched India-U.S.-Afghanistan trilateral dialogue offers huge potential, as does the U.S.-China dialogue on security in South Asia. Iran-U.S.-Afghanistan offers another possibility for dialogue. Both Kabul and Tehran have already indicated their interest for such an initiative and Washington appears open to — or at least curious about — the possibility. It's time for Washington to adopt a more creative approach to diplomacy — one that looks beyond immediate security imperatives and engages the diverse set of actors with an interest in Afghanistan.
Just as American commitment has wavered between President George W. Bush's promise of a "Marshal Plan for Afghanistan" and President Barack Obama's call for "nation-building at home," the reconstruction and development of Afghanistan has seen mixed results. Afghanistan's progress on most political, economic, and social indicators during the last 10 years has been unprecedented in modern history. But there is still an enormous gulf between inputs and outputs. The United States has poured roughly $20 billion in aid money into the country since 2001, but nearly one-third of the population still lives below the poverty line.
Moreover, there is no credible and sustainable plan for economic development, despite rapid urbanization and population growth. If Afghanistan fails to provide employment for its growing youth population, it risks igniting a semi-urbanized insurgency to go with its already crippling rural and proxy insurgencies. USAID's post-conflict development models pose significant challenges because they rely heavily on private contractors, handouts, and short-term thinking, with an unacceptable lack of oversight and accountability. America's post-war reconstruction of Europe, Japan, and South Korea, by contrast, was driven by political objectives, strategic vision, and efficient implementation. In Afghanistan, corporate greed has been a significant driver and the main beneficiary.
The reconstruction and sustainable development of Afghanistan requires political leadership with an inclusive and participatory model, involving the private sector through international financial institutions and direct financial subsidies, such as a sovereign guarantee. Afghanistan is endowed with three significant assets: its geostrategic location as a land bridge between the Central Asia, South Asia, West Asia and China; its rich mineral resources; and its young, resilient, and entrepreneurial population. The United States must help Afghanistan convert these important assets into sustainable development by promoting good governance, education, and infrastructure projects.
The collapse of the Taliban's regime in 2011 marked the beginning of Afghanistan's third democratic experiment. The first was initiated by the enlightened monarch Amanullah Khan, who introduced the first constitution in the Islamic world in the early 20th century. The second decade of democracy — in the late 1960s and early 1970s — saw the rise of political parties and independent media. But both were derailed by a combination of internal and external factors, which now threaten Afghanistan's third democratic experiment.
Despite the steady proliferation of media and civil society organizations, state institutions are being captured by a combination of "necktie Taliban," narco-mafia, and ethnic entrepreneurs. At the same time, there is a growing sense of disempowerment among the silent majority. Rather than pursuing a legalistic approach which prioritizes formal institutions, the United States must empower and widen the civic space in Afghanistan by confronting abusive powerbrokers who have captured much of the state and economy.
In reality, the current peace process is premised on reconciling the narco-elite with a narco/proxy-insurgency. But sustainable peace can only be attained by empowering the silent majority and building space for civil society and good governance. The Afghan youth, who constitute the vast majority of the population, could be the country's most promising agents of change — but we must invest in them.
Likewise, the country's democratic institutions must not be undermined by its leaders. Obama should use his meeting with Karzai to state in categorical terms the indispensability of the Afghan constitution and electoral process. Karzai must be discouraged from creating a Putin-type model by manipulating the process and the outcome of the presidential election in 2014. A discredited and contested election would threaten the integrity of Afghanistan as a united polity. Washington should not be misled by an overly optimistic portrayal of the country's election preparation — and likely outcome. While remaining neutral toward all eligible presidential candidates, the United States should reassure Afghan stakeholders of its concern for the credibility and integrity of and the country's electoral institutions.
Afghanistan continues to suffer from a number of interrelated governance challenges: weak institutions, powerful personalities, a highly rigid top-down bureaucracy, authoritarian political culture, and a Machiavellian president with unprecedented constitutional powers. The country's economic recovery, state-building, national reconciliation, social progress, and the peace process have all been set back by these impediments. Addressing these challenges requires rebalancing the distribution of power between and among different organs and regions within the country.
The devolution of authority should also make the Afghan state more inclusive, opening up the stabilization, reconstruction, development, national reconciliation, and peace-building processes to a wider array of constituencies. This would give Afghan citizens a greater stake in government, while at the same time disempowering the fewer than 300 individuals who have captured the Afghan state, its economy, and international patronage.
Despite its understandable disillusion with a lack of sufficient progress in Afghanistan, Washington must not relapse into an isolationist corner. Afghanistan is simply too important to lose, both symbolically and politically; it is the key to winning the global struggle against Jihadist terrorism and stabilizing the increasingly chaotic Islamic world. As the place where East and West first coexisted peacefully under the Greco-Bactrian civilization, Afghanistan also has the potential to facilitate regional integration, building a more harmonious and prosperous Central and South Asia and protecting Western national security. But all of this depends on America's continued engagement.
Davood Moradian is director of the Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies in Kabul and former senior policy advisor to the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2006 to 2011). He has taught international relations at the University of St. Andrews and the American University of Afghanistan.
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Beth Ditto and Jean Paul Gaultier breathe new life into the iconic bullet bra corset.
Everyone loves Beth Ditto. If it's not for her gifting us with karaoke classics like 'Standing In The Way of Control' with Gossip, it might be for bringing her unique brand of sass to the catwalk at Marc Jacobs' and Jean Paul Gaultier's fashion week shows.
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Tata Salt courted controversy recently due to news of excessive cyanide content in their salts. Godham Grains & Farm Products' chairman and consumer activist, Shiv Shankar Gupta claimed that the potassium ferrocyanide level found in Tata salt was alarmingly high. Tata Salt stood by their point, clarifying the information to be 'misleading' and 'false'.
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A leading daily, Indian Express reported, "The level permitted by regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is 10 mg/kg, and the Codex Alimentarius – an authoritative guideline on food safety – has declared potassium ferrocyanide as safe for consumption at levels of up to 14 mg/kg."
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Why is anyone surprised at the DUP's Brexit intransigence?
Posted By: March 29, 2019
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DUP leader Arlene Foster says that her party will not back UK prime minster Theresa May's Brexit deal as it would "damage the union."
Reporters who should know better have wasted time on a possible U-turn by the party
It is strange that the Democratic Unionist Party's announcement on Wednesday night that it would vote against the Brexit withdrawal agreement if there was a third "meaningful" vote was such a big news story. It should have come as no surprise to anyone who has followed the politics of Northern Ireland even in a cursory manner in recent decades.
It is shocking how much newspaper space and broadcast air time has been given in recent months to suggestions that the DUP would eventually switch and say Yes to the withdrawal agreement.
Much of the false commentary on the point was flamed by Downing Street spin and lapped up by May supporters, such as they are, in the conservative press in London. However, some of the false analysis came from the mouth or pens of reporters and commentators in Dublin and in Belfast who one might have expected to be better informed.
There is nothing in the recent, mid-term or long-term history of the DUP which suggests it was ever for turning on this. There was no political or electoral imperative for it to sign up for the deal, and much electoral risk had it even attempted to do so.
The DUP currently lacks leadership with enough economic or constitutional literacy to see the need for such a change in policy, or with the political sophistication or skill to give effect to such.
It is worth remembering that in the Brexit referendum itself, the party's base voted overwhelmingly in favor of leaving. It did so not out of economic self-interest, but out of Eurosceptic and tribal instinct.
The DUP headquarters machine was closely embedded to the UK-wide campaign—as evident by the extent to which Unionist Party accounts were used to channel donations and funding for pro-Brexit literature deployed in places like London.
Every word uttered by DUP spokespersons since the referendum has doubled down on their stance. They were always dismissive of concerns raised about how leaving the custom union or the single market would risk the emergence of a hard border on the island
When experts and officials in London, Belfast, Dublin and Brussels, and ultimately Theresa May herself, warned them that something akin to a backstop-type solution would have to be put in place, the DUP simply went into denial.
After it voted against the withdrawal agreement on the first occasion, May then dissembled by allowing the "Brady amendment"' to pass with its implication – aimed at the DUP and others – that changes to the backstop could be negotiated with the EU.
They could not, and May's claim that some changes in interpretation had been achieved were exposed when attorney general Geoffrey Cox confirmed in parliament that his legal interpretation had not altered.
Notwithstanding all this, a surprising array of usually well-informed voices parsed and analysed every DUP utterance, claiming that we were on the verge of a shift in its position.
The DUP then voted against the withdrawal agreement for a second time.
Then began the most curious phase of all – the narrative about how the DUP might be for turning.
Over the St Patrick's Day weekend there was intense speculation in media on both islands about talks which Downing Street was holding with the DUP. Some got particularly excited about the involvement of chancellor Philip Hammond in these talks, which it was said implied some buy-off would be made available to and accepted by the DUP in return for a switch in its position.
Diverted attention
Of course, it served May's purpose and that of the DUP to engage with each other as part of the process of running down the clock. Speculation about what they might be agreeing diverted attention and withheld momentum from those seeking to explore middle ground and cross-party proposals in Westminster itself.
The DUP has only ever once shifted from saying No to saying Yes. That happened in 2007 when the party's founder, Ian Paisley, agreed to go into government with Sinn Féin. It happened at a moment when the party was politically and psychologically in a much more comfortable position, and at a time when it was much better led.
The manner of the collapse of the Stormont administration in December 2016 and the failures to get it back up since illustrates how the DUP has thrived on intransigence of late.
There is no electoral cost for the DUP in maintaining its intransigent stance given the divided nature of Northern Irish politics, structured as it is for Westminster elections within the binary first-past-the-post voting system.
Having marched its grassroots and its base up the hill in opposition to any kind of backstop, the DUP leadership was never going to be able to march them back down again, even if it were ever minded to do so.
In the closed political world which the DUP inhabits, saying No is always easier than saying Yes.


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This service enables Easy Connect customers to benefit from the Easy Connect Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery option even if the available Internet upload bandwidth on their premises is insufficient to transfer a full backup to the Cloud in a timescale which allows them to achieve their recovery point (RPO) requirements. This service should not however be purchased (and nor should the Cloud Backup and Recovery option) if the upload bandwidth is insufficient to transfer the daily incremental backups to the Cloud sufficiently rapidly that it meets their RPO requirements.
The service includes (a) a one-time full backup of the customer's Easy Connect server immediately following the installation of the server and the migration of any applications and data to it by the customer, and (b) regular full backups (typically annually but it may vary at the discretion of the Easy Connect Support Team based on the rate of change of the customer's data) of the Easy Connect server throughout the contract.
The Support Team will send the primary contact in the customer's organisation a USB disk on each of the occasions that a backup is to be taken and this disk shall be used to hold the full backup of the server. Once the backup process has been run, a process that the customer initiates having received the disk by contacting the Easy Connect Support Team, the disk is returned to the Easy Connect Operations Centre in a pre-addressed package that is supplied with the disk.
The Support Team will use all reasonable endeavours to have completed the upload of the backup from the disk into the Cloud within two business days of that disk being received by the Support Team from the customer.
1) Ensure that your server has completed Installation and Commissioning.
2) When you receive the USB Hard disk, plug the USB cable into a USB 3.0 port on your server. The USB 3.0 ports are coloured blue.
5) When the backup is complete the Support Team will let you know, and you can then disconnect the USB hard disk.
6) Put the USB hard disk into the protective case it was sent in, put it into the supplied postal bag and send it back to us to the address on the bag. It must be sent via a postal service or courier where there is tracking and a signature on delivery.
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Q: Monodromy group of the Milnor fiber of an ADE surface singularity Let $X$ be a hypersurfaces in $\mathbb C^3$ defined by $f(x,y,z)=0$ with an ADE type singularity at $0$. Denote $\mu$ the Milnor number of the singularity.
On the one hand, we can fit $(X,0)$ into the semi-universal deformation parametrized by $\mathbb C^{\mu}\cong \mathbb C[x,y,z]/\langle\frac{\partial f}{\partial x},\frac{\partial f}{\partial y},\frac{\partial f}{\partial z}\rangle$, and the monodromy group on the general fiber should be the Weyl group $W$ of the Lie algebra corresponding to the singularity.
On the other hand, we have Milnor fiber theory for the hypersurface singularity: There is a perturbation $\tilde{f}$ of $f$ such that $\tilde{f}$ is Morse in the sense that all critical points are non-degenerate, and all critical values $t_1,...,t_{\mu}$ are distinct and are contained in a small neighborhood $D$ of $0$. Milnor showed the existence of such $\tilde{f}$ by adding a general linear functional $l\in (\mathbb C^3)^*$ to $f$ (see Milnor's book Singular points of complex Hypersurfaces, Lemma B.3 in page 113).
Definition: Let $F$ denote the Milnor fiber, then the monodromy group of the Milnor fiber is defined as the image of
$$\rho: \pi_1(D\setminus\{t_1,...,t_{\mu}\},*)\mapsto \text{Aut}~H^2(F,\mathbb Z).$$
Namely, it is the group generated by the loops around $t_i$, $1\le i\le \mu$, which correspond to reflections $$T_i(\alpha)=\alpha+(\delta_i,\alpha)\delta_i$$ by Picard-Lefschetz formula. These reflections correspond to a reflections on the root system, therefore generate a subgroup of $W$, but I would like to know the converse:
Question: Is $\text{Im}(\rho)=W$?
I guess the answer should be yes and it should be classical, but I can't find such a result. Could someone help me?


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Netflix dominates Golden Globes nominations as 'Marriage Story' scoops six
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Hollywood disruptor Netflix dominated the Golden Globe nominations Monday as its heart-wrenching divorce saga Marriage Story grabbed six nods including best drama, kicking off the race for the Oscars.
The streaming giant, which has spent billions to lure the industry's top filmmaking talent and fund lavish awards season campaigns, trounced the traditional Tinseltown studios with a whopping 17 film nominations.
"I'm not surprised by the dominance – I'm surprised by how massive the dominance is," Lorenzo Soria, president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, told AFP at the Beverly Hills ceremony. "The announcements this morning are sort of like a coming-of-age of the streaming services."
(From left) Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Ray Romano in a scene from 'The Irishman'. Photo: Netflix
The Irishman, Martin Scorsese's three-and-a-half-hour gangster epic also from Netflix, secured five nominations, ending tied for second with Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino's nostalgic love letter to 1960s Tinseltown.
The nominations traditionally see the stars and movies destined for awards success start to break away from the competition – the Globes are seen as a major bellwether for February's Academy Awards.
Marriage Story earned nominations for its stars Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver, and for its screenplay, but Noah Baumbach missed out as director. The film portrays how a seemingly stable love can be ripped apart after Johansson's actress moves from New York to Los Angeles, calling in the lawyers as she separates from a self-absorbed theatre director played by Driver.
Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in 'Marriage Story'. Photo: Netflix
Scorsese was nominated for best director for The Irishman but there was no best actor nod for his leading man Robert De Niro. Instead, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci were selected for supporting roles.
For Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt made the acting shortlists, along with Tarantino for directing. The film helped Sony to reach eight nominations and finish second overall.
Netflix's The Two Popes, which imagines a series of debates between the strict, conservative Pope Benedict and his charismatic successor Francis, also performed well for the streamer, picking up acting nominations for Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins. And Eddie Murphy's comeback vehicle Dolemite Is My Name added a further two nominations for Netflix on the comedy side. The streamer managed three film nods last year, for Mexican black-and-white drama Roma.
Joaquin Phoenix was nominated for a Golden Globe for best actor in a motion picture drama for his role in 'Joker'. Photo: Warner Bros.
The Golden Globes, which feature separate awards for dramas and musicals/comedies, are known for favouring star-studded movies that perform well at the box office, often with scant regard for critics' reviews.
Dark comic book tale Joker, which has grossed over US$1bil worldwide despite polarizing critics, was nominated for best drama, best actor (Joaquin Phoenix) and best director (Todd Phillips).
TV giants
Underlining its supremacy, Netflix also secured the most television nominations, with 17. The latest series of royal family drama The Crown, which features an all-new cast led by Olivia Colman, secured a joint-top four nominations.
Rival HBO managed 15, although the much-maligned final season of Game Of Thrones" earned just a single nod, for lead actor Kit Harington. New streaming platform Apple TV+, launched last month, secured its first nominations, for flagship launch program The Morning Show.
Olivia Colman portrays Queen Elizabeth II in a scene from the third season of 'The Crown'. Photo: Netflix
Lead actresses Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, who also executive-produced the series about a morning news program hit by a #MeToo scandal, were both nominated. And Meryl Streep broke her own record to bag a 34th Globe nomination for HBO's Big Little Lies.
Monday's nominations were announced at an early-morning ceremony by actor Tim Allen and actresses Dakota Fanning and Susan Kelechi Watson.
The 77th Golden Globes will take place in Los Angeles on January 5, two days before voting for Oscars nominees ends. The show will be hosted by British comedian Ricky Gervais, returning for a record fifth time. – AFP
Tags / Keywords: Golden Globes , Netflix , The Irishman


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Q: How to customize time format of the labels on the time axis using vis.js I'm using vis.js to draw timeline. For the project request, I have to customize the time axis format to countdown of current time in mm:ss.
The original time axis label format is:

and I want to change the time axis like this

For example: the current time is 11:20. The next interval 11:25 should be changed to countdown of current time, ie.,5 minutes (label should be shown 05:00 , format is mm:ss).
11:30 change to 10:00, 11:35 change to 15:00 etc.
If the countdown is more than 60 mins, the format should be changed to HH:mm:ss automatically. If zoom out to days interval, will show countdown days automatically.
Can anybody help me?

A: This is not something you can configure in the timeline. You can customize the way the times are formatted, but you can't display a different time.
To solve this you will need to override some of the methods of the Timeline, but I think it's not that complicated in this case. Basically, you have to override the following two methods with your own implementation, returning a time diff somehow:
vis.timeline.TimeStep.prototype.getLabelMinor
vis.timeline.TimeStep.prototype.getLabelMajor

You don't have to rebuild the library itself, it should be enough to load vis.js, then override these two methods, then load your Timeline.
The sourcecode of the two methods is located here:
https://github.com/almende/vis/blob/master/lib/timeline/TimeStep.js#L522-L550


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Combine cauliflower, broccoli and halloumi with eggs, coconut flour and black pepper. If not using any halloumi, add a good pinch of salt. Mix well.
Whisk aioli ingredients together and serve in a little side ramekin.
I hope you enjoy these yummy fritters.


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Arsenal plot record-breaking 125 million move for Kylian Mbappe
Arsenal, AS Monaco, Blog - Transfer Talk, Blog Post, Clubs, Kylian Mbappé, Transfers
Former Monaco forward David Trezeguet wants to see Kylian Mbappe further his experience before making a big-money move.
The football world is awash with gossip! Transfer Talk is monitoring the whispers ahead of all the summer moves. Check out the latest deals and potential deals here.
TOP STORY: Arsenal won't give up on Mbappe
AS Monaco sensation Kylian Mbappe has been heavily linked with a move away from the principality this summer, with big-spenders Real Madrid and Manchester City both said to be interested in signing the 18-year-old.
But Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could land a surprise blow on his rivals with an incredible £125 million swoop for the striker, if the Sunday People is to be believed.
The paper says that Wenger "will use his French connections" to persuade Mbappe to join him for one last Premier League title push at the Emirates, with a guarantee of first-team football said to be on the table — something that the likes of Real and Man City might not be able to offer.
Speculation over Mbappe's future is sure to escalate after the teenager erased Monaco from his Twitter profile on Saturday.
13.46 BST: Reece Oxford has joined up with Borussia Monchengladbach for preseason following his loan move to the club from West Ham…
Welcome to the #Fohlenelf, @Reeceoxford_! ???????????? pic.twitter.com/CeJjk2ufSl
— Gladbach (@borussia_en) July 2, 2017
13.15 BST: West Ham may have had a bid turned down by Burnley for Andre Gray in January, but that will not stop them lodging a £15 million offer this summer, the Daily Mirror claims.
12.55 BST: Riyad Mahrez is on his way to Arsenal, according to Calciomercato.it. The website claims the Gunners will complete a deal to sign the Leicester man in the coming days…
12.41 BST: Is Hakan Calhanoglu closing in on a move from Bayer Leverkusen to AC Milan? His Instagram suggests he is…
Hakan Calhanoglu confirms his move to AC Milan… pic.twitter.com/f3EZ82zAKH
— 101 Great Goals (@101greatgoals) July 2, 2017
12.25 BST: Kieran Gibbs could be set for an Arsenal exit this summer, with the Daily Mirror saying that the North London club are prepared to let the left-back go for £8 million.
12.12 BST: Jesus Navas is currently a free agent after being released by Manchester City, but Football Italia is reporting that the winger could be on his way to Lazio, with the Serie A club offering him a contract worth €3.5 million per year.
11.56 BST: With Mohamed Salah having departed Roma for Liverpool this summer, the Serie A club are on the lookout for his replacement… According to AS, the man they want to bring in is Athletic Bilbao attacker Inaki Williams, with Roma's sporting director Monchi a fan.
11.47 BST: Werder Bremen have just confirmed that 38-year-old striker Claudio Pizarro will not be signing a new contract with the club…
.@pizarrinha will not be extending his contract at #Werder for the 2017/18 season. More to follow. pic.twitter.com/2neGqTXWaT
— SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) July 2, 2017
11.39 BST: Some breaking news from Bournemouth where Dan Gosling has just signed a four-year contract extension…
Confirmed: Dan Gosling signs a new four-year deal to stay at Vitality Stadium!
More ➡ https://t.co/fWOWU4LCdH#afcb ???? pic.twitter.com/XGBNicpwT8
— AFC Bournemouth ???? (@afcbournemouth) July 2, 2017
11.30 BST: Roma defender Antonio Rudiger may look to be set for a switch to Chelsea, but the Daily Mirror is claiming that Manchester City are hoping to hijack the move.
11.10 BST: Matteo Darmian will have to ask to leave Manchester United if he wants to return to Italy this summer, sources have told ESPN FC. United boss Jose Mourinho is keen to keep the defender at Old Trafford despite interest from Juventus and Inter Milan. Story here.
10.55 BST: Alexandre Lacazette is heading to Arsenal for €53 million on a five-year deal, according to Telefoot…
#Mercato
Lacazette se dirige vers @Arsenal ! pic.twitter.com/eGqWvIArNp
— Téléfoot (@telefoot_TF1) July 2, 2017
10.42 BST: Sky Sports is reporting that West Brom are set to sign Jay Rodriguez from Southampton for £15 million. They will pay an initial fee of £12m, with the deal including £3m of potential add-ons.
10.21 BST: Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has spoken to RMC about Kylian Mbappe and — surprise, surprise — he wants to keep the teenage sensation at the Ligue 1 club.
"I have not spoken to him, because he knows how we work, that we want to keep him," he said. "I think the club and he will make the best decision." Story here.
10.05 BST: The Times has some bad news for Arsenal fans… Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has, it says, rejected a new contract from the club and is prepared to leave the Emirates Stadium for free next summer when his current deal expires.
09.53 BST: What transfer business have Chelsea got planned for the summer? ESPN FC's Gab Marcotti examines…
Gab Marcotti evaluates Chelsea's summer plans, including attacking options and defensive target Antonio Rudiger.
09.37 BST: Manchester United fans could be in for a treat if The Sun is to be believed. It states that Jose Mourinho wants to bring in Everton's Romelu Lukaku — as well as Real Madrid's Alvaro Morata.
09.22 BST: More from the Daily Mail… Arsenal have apparently told Alexis Sanchez he won't be allowed to join Manchester City. The Gunners will not let their star man leave for a Premier League rival and want him to move abroad if he is to leave.
09.13 BST: Aleksandar Kolarov could be on his way to Turkey, according to the Daily Mail. The newspaper claims Besiktas have offered the Manchester City defender a four-year deal.
08.54 BST: As clubs' transfer plans take shape, ESPN FC's club correspondents have predicted their teams' starting XIs for the coming season here.
08.37 BST: More from the Mirror: Jurgen Klopp will reportedly keep Daniel Sturridge at Liverpool this summer due to concerns over the cost of a potential replacement. They were linked with Mbappe after all.
08:22 BST: While it seems all signs are pointing to Chelsea signing Antonio Rudiger from Roma, the Mirror says Manchester City are hoping to steal him away from their Premier League rivals. It cites sources close to the Germany international as saying he'd be keen to work with Pep Guardiola.
Rafa set to offer Hart lifeline
Unsettled Man City keeper Joe Hart could be a Magpie by the end of the summer, if Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez gets his way.
The Sun says that the former Real Madrid manager is keeping tabs on Hart, who is almost certain to leave the Etihad in the coming weeks.
West Ham and Watford are also circling the 30-year-old England international, but the paper says that Newcastle's transfer team has turned its full attention to Hart now that Willy Caballero has joined Chelsea.
Rudiger hints at Chelsea move?
Eagle-eyed Instagram fans are in a tizzy after Germany centre-back Antonio Rudiger "liked" Nike's post of Chelsea's new home kit on Saturday.
Metro says that the move is a sure sign that the Roma defender is on his way to Stamford Bridge, suggesting that a £33 million deal is in the works.
The 24-year-old has made 72 appearances for the Giallorossi since joining them back in 2015, and he would certainly suit Antonio Conte's three-man backline if the transfer were to go through.
The good news doesn't stop there for Chelsea fans. Another target of Conte's, Monaco's Tiemoue Bakayoko, liked the same post.
Tap-ins
— Bayern Munich's courtship of Alexis Sanchez continued Saturday, with Carlo Ancelotti admitting that the Arsenal star is a "great player" and he would welcome him to the Bundesliga champions — but only for the right price.
— Las Palmas playmaker Roque Mesa is edging closer to a £11 million move to Swansea City, according to the Telegraph.
— Bolton Wanderers are tracking Australia international Mark Milligan, but SBS says their hopes of a transfer could be scuttled by the Socceroos' poor FIFA world ranking.
— Sources have told ESPN FC that West Ham United are planning to bring Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez back to the Premier League.


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New £1m study to help combat Johne's disease
15 January 2020 | by FarmingUK Team | Animal Health, Beef cattle, Dairy, News
Johne's disease has a significant impact on the health and welfare of UK livestock
The ways in which bacteria cause a deadly gut infection in cows in the UK and worldwide will be the focus of a new £1m study.
Johne's disease, a common, chronic disease of the gut of cows and sheep, has a significant impact on livestock health and welfare.
The condition also leads to economic losses associated with reduced productivity and high mortality in the chronic stage.
JD is an insidious and increasing problem in the UK and worldwide, with no effective control measures in cattle other than test and slaughter.
The disease costs an estimated £9.8m each year to the dairy industry and £3.1m each year to the beef industry in the UK alone.
Now researchers from the Roslin Institute and Moredun Research Institute will inform the design of strategies to control and treat these infections.
At early stages following infection, animals show little evidence of the disease, making it difficult to detect and easy for infection to spread unnoticed.
This is partly because the bacterium - known as Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) - is able to hide from and manipulate the immune system.
A series of research experiments will provide insight into how MAP interacts with cells in the gut, how it survives and replicates.
The study brings together a team of researchers with expertise and established models of infection.
Scientists' aim is to determine key factors in the animals and the pathogen that control entry in the gut.
These factors could be targets of future intervention strategies to control Johne's disease.
The £1 million study is funded by the UK government's Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.


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