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Ashéninka (Ashéninca, Ashéninga) is the name that some varieties included in the Ashéninka-Asháninka dialect complex have traditionally received. These varieties belong to the Campan branch of the Arawak family. Ethnologue distinguishes seven languages throughout the whole complex, while Pedrós proposes a division in three languages (Ashéninka, Asháninka and Northern Ashé-Ashá) based on the principle of mutual intelligibility. The varieties included in Ashéninka and Northern Ashé-Ashá have traditionally been called Ashéninka. Glottolog reflects Pedrós' proposal, although considering the languages proposed by him as groupings of the languages that the Ethnologue distinguishes.

According to the indigenous peoples database of the Peruvian Ministry of Education, there are 15,281 people living in Ashéninka communities, of whom 8,774 (57%) claim to be able to speak the language. Ethnologue gives much higher figures for the different Ashéninka varieties.

The classification of the different varieties was first established by David Payne in his Apurucayali Axininca grammar, but he referred to them as dialects and not as different languages.

Ashéninka is a locally official language in Peru, as are all native Peruvian languages. It and its relatives are also known by the allegedly pejorative term Campa.

Alphabet
Ashéninka was recognized as a separate language from Asháninka 2017, and the process to fix an alphabet finished in April 2019 with its approval by the Ministry of Education.

Consonants
Payne (1981) describes the following consonant inventory for Axininca aka Ashéninka Apurucayali:
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|-
! colspan="2" |
! Bilabial
! Apical
! Postalveolar/Palatal
! Velar
! Glottal
! Unspecified
|- style="font-size: x-small;"
|-
! rowspan="2" | Plosives
! style="font-size: x-small;"| aspirated
|  ||  || || || ||
|-
! style="font-size: x-small;"| unaspirated
|  ||  || ||  || ||
|-
! rowspan="2" | Affricates
! style="font-size: x-small;"| aspirated
| ||  ||  || ||  ||
|-
! style="font-size: x-small;"| unaspirated
| ||  ||  || || ||
|-
! colspan="2" | Fricatives
| ||  ||  || ||  ||
|-
! colspan="2" | Nasals
|  ||  ||  || || ||
|-
! colspan="2" | Liquids
| ||  ||  || || ||
|-
! colspan="2" | Glides
|  || ||  ||  || ||
|}
Judith Payne has the same inventory for the Pichis variety, but without /ç/, and she adds the palatalized consonants /pʲ/, /kʲ/, /hʲ/, /mʲ/ and /βʲ/.

Mihas shows a similar inventory for the Alto Perené variety with few differences. These are that Mihas does not include neither /tʰ/ nor /ç/; David Payne's contrast /t͡ʃ/-/t͡ʃʰ/ is considered /t͡ʃ/-/tʲ/ by Mihas, and she does not include any palatalized consonant because she considers them two-consonant clusters (Cj).

Payne and Mihas show a four-vowel system (/a/, /e/, /i/, /o/), while, in David Payne's Apurucayali, there are only three (/a/, /i/, /o/).

These three varieties are included in Pedrós' Northern Ashé-Ashá group.

References

Languages of Peru
Campa languages
Languages of Brazil
Arawakan languages


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Top 22 Natural Healthy Foods In Nigeria For Your Good Health.
Nigeria is blessed with abundant natural healthy foods. These foods are rich in antioxidant properties. Eating them enhances our healthy living. In line with our vision, an attempt is being made to promote these natural healthy foods for Nigerians to start appreciating their values and thus making them part of their daily meal for their good health and longevity.
Leaf yam is one of the natural healthy foods we have in Nigeria. It is popularly called bitter yam. The botanical name of leaf yam is D. dumentorum. First of all, the leaf yam is usually being soaked overnight in the water before cooking it to make it safe to eat. If you didn't cook it properly, it may cause seizure and trigger off irregular heartbeats because of digoxin content in the yam.
Health benefits of Leaf yam: The yam contain active components that are capable of lowering blood sugar levels; preventing diabetics, rheumatoid arthritis, colic, and correcting menstrual disorder.
You can cook it plain and enjoy it with red oil or vegetable sauce. You may also wish to cook it and pound it to form a ball and eat with bitter leaf soup. The combination is very delicious and highly nutritional. More so, the food is very good for people with diabetics and women experiencing irregular menstrual cycle.
This is one of other healthy natural healthy foods in Nigeria. Aerial yam grows on the leaf of yam. The botanical name is D.bulbifera. Aerial yam contains rich natural ingredients. It is a very good food for treating conjunctivitis, diarrhoea, dysentery, rheumatoid arthritis, progesterone and menstrual disorder. Tip: It is recommended that you cook aerial yam to be very soft before eating it to avoid being poisonous.
Indian spinach is one of the green vegetables in Nigeria. It's a good source of dietary magnesium. The leaf contains beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin K, and high content of vitamin A. You can use it to cook garnish rice and make stew for eating rice and yam.
Beta-carotene content in Indian spinach helps to prevent asthma.
Potassium content in the leaf helps to control cholesterol level. This made it a very good food for people with high blood pressure.
Vitamin K in Indian spinach helps to prevent constipation and promote metabolism; while vitamin A helps to produce oil to moisturize your skin and hair.
The dietary magnesium helps to maintain muscle and nerve function; regularize heart rhythm, and maintain a healthy immune system.
Eating Indian spinach helps to improve bone health and lowers the risk of getting cancer.
4) Achara (Spear Grass Vegetable).
This is another edible grass and one of the other natural healthy foods in Nigeria. The botanical name of achara is imperata cylindrical. It is mainly used for cooking soup. The people of Umuahia in Abia state love using it to cook their native delicacy called ofe Achara with akpuruakpu egusi (melon cake pellet) garnished with kpomo, stockfish and assorted meats and eat with fufu, amala, pounded yam.
Speargrass is a proven diuretic and anti-dysenteric. The achara food is very good for treating people with jaundice, digestive problems, sore throat, neuralgia, intestinal worms, fever, dropsy, asthma, cough, kidney diseases and influenza. More so, it is a good food for people that have a snake bite.
Eating the vegetable leaf is very healthy. Drinking the washed extract of the fluted pumpkin can be used to treat low blood level (anaemia). It is very healthy eating a lot of this vegetable. The good news is that the leaf is very cheap and available all year round. You can use to cook soups; make egg sauce to eat white yam or simply use to cook yam porridge. Eat a lot of this vegetable to boost your immune system and protect from contracting unnecessary diseases.
Scent leaf is called nchuanwu or ashigbu in Igbo, efirin in Yoruba, daidoya in Hausa. The botanical name of scent leaf is ocimum gratissimum. It is a good source of calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium, carbohydrate. Scent leaf is good for treating dysentery and stomach upset. It helps in bowel evacuation and management of weight.
More so, eating scent leaf helps to cure bad breath and mouth odour. It is very good food for people living with HIV/AIDS. It helps to boost their immune system. You can pound the leaf to use it to make red oil sauce to eat white yam or use it to make a stew or cook Banga soup.
The botanical name of waterleaf is talinum triangulare. Waterleaf contains protein, vitamin B, omega 3 – fatty acids, calcium, iron, copper, lead, zinc and magnesium. More so, it is rich in vitamin C and riboflavin.
Eating water leaf helps in the prevention of liver, prostate, colon, breast and lung cancer. It also helps to lower cholesterol; prevents high blood pressure; improves eye visions and prevents cataracts due to improved blood flow to the eyes.
The vitamin C content in the leaf helps to boost body immunity and prevents skin dryness. Equally, it helps to improve cognitive ability and heal wounds very fast. Waterleaf soup is very good for growing children. It is popularly used to cook edikaikong – vegetable soup.
Bitter leaf is called onugbu in Igbo; in Yoruba, it is called efo ewuro; in Hausa, it is called shakwa shuwaka while in the cross-river state it is called etidot. It is popularly used to cook ofe onugbu. The bitter leaf contains flavonoids, vitamin A, B1, B2, C and E.
1) Eating bitter leaf help to fight prostate cancer. It improves the flow of urine, regulates the spread of cell and reduces pain.
2) The leaf has the potent to help you sleep well and relax.
3) It also helps to boost women fertility.
4) Bitter leaf help to initiate tissue repair and regeneration; eliminate ovarian cyst and premature of ovarian failure.
9) Awolowo Weed or Leaf or Akintola Leaf or Independence Weed.
Awolowo weed is called kpugbum in Igbo. It is a wild vegetable used in small quantities for soups. It helps to relieve stomach pain and constipation. The botanical name is chromoleana odorata.
Awolowo weed helps to treat inflammation, anti-fungi, anti-hypertensive and anti-fungal agent (Akinmoladum et al., 2007).
Bush Marigold is called Anwiliwa ani in Igbo. When you cook bush marigold like soup for eating yam, it helps to prevent worm infestation.
Hogweed is called Azu igwe, agili ezi or Ikpokpo in Igbo. It is one of the other natural healthy foods in Nigeria. When you chew the root, it helps to relieve stomach upset, pain, especially after childbirth. It also prevents malaria and boosts appetite.
The Local onion is called obulumgbede or ifulonkpiri in Igbo. When you combined local onions with jute plant – Ayauoama or ukpom, you will have a good soup for pregnant and lactating women. This soup helps to relieve pain afterbirth and heal wounds.
Here are some of the natural healthy foods species for your cooking. The local spices are highly nutritional and better than most of these artificial species and flavours in the market.
Black pepper is popularly called Cameroon pepper. It is a good source of minerals like manganese, copper, magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium; and vitamins like riboflavin, vitamin c, k and b6. Black pepper also has a high content of dietary fibre. Using black pepper to cook help to improve digestion, weight loss, relieve the respiratory problem, fight bacteria infection, and prevent cancer. The spice enhances bio-availability which improves brain function. All these are possible because of the rich antioxidant properties in the spicy.
Uziza is one of the other natural healthy foods. You can use fee leaves in cooking soup like egusi. It gives food a distinct flavour and unique taste. To read about the health benefits of uziza leaf, click here.
This local spice is called African nutmeg or Jamaican or calabash nutmeg. The botanical name is monodora myristica. Yoruba called it Ariwo. Hausa called it gujiya dan miya. Igba called it ehu or ehuru.
Ehuru is very good for spicing nkwobi, abacha, isi ewu, and bang soup. It is always being roasted first and thereafter ground and add in little quantity in soups, pepper soup or stew. If you add too much, it would overpower the other flavours in the food.
"Ehuru is rich in potassium, calcium, manganese, iron, zinc, copper, magnesium and vital B – complex vitamin like vitamin C, folic acid, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin A" Guardian.ng.
Ehuru help to treat constipation/diarrhea, good for people with sickle cell anaemia, good for lactating mothers. It also helps to control passive bleeding.
Groundnut is other natural healthy foods we have in Nigeria. It can be used to cook groundnut soup or can be roasted to eat as local snacks. Groundnut is rich in niacin, folate, pantothenic acid, thiamin, riboflavin, vitamin B6 & E. It is also rich in protein and fibre.
Eating groundnut helps to manage weight. It also helps to fight anti-ageing and reduces cholesterol. Equally, you can ground groundnut and use it to cook groundnut soup.
This food can be roasted and be eaten with palm kernel nut or coconut as a local snack. It is highly nutritional. Learn the nutritional value of eating roasted breadfruit here.
Coconut water is nutritional. It is very good for oral re-hydration especially in the case of diarrhea. A better alternative for a carbonated drink. Most people after breaking coconut don't like drinking the water. To read more on health benefits of coconut water, click here.
Ujuju fruit popularly referred to as Chinese date is one of several natural healthy foods in Nigeria. The fruit is so rich in iron, phosphorus, vitamin B2 and manganese. It is very good for treating insomnia and anxiety. Antioxidants in the fruit help to defend the body from free radicals, improve digestions and protect the liver.
One unique thing about our ujuju fruit is that it can be used to make a local candy for children while Northern women in Nigeria use it as an aphrodisiac. Interestingly, it can also be used as a red puree for cooking food.
This fruit is another natural healthy foods in Nigeria. The botanical name is mimusop coriacea. Eating money apple helps in maintaining a healthy oral cavity, lowers blood pressure, aids digestion, improve the immune system, prevent cancer and improve heart function.
The Local bush apple Irvingia Gabonensis is rich in iron, potassium; calcium, zinc, vitamin B complex and C. Eating bush apple help to reduce diabetes risk, improve the immune system, lower heart risk and improves our mood.
This local food is rich in potassium, vitamin C and Beta-carotene. Eating pumpkin seed would help to regulate blood pressure, reduce the risk of cancer, controls diabetes and boost the immune system. The dietary fibre help to regulate bowel movements.
This is one of the other natural healthy foods we have here in Nigeria. Pepper fruit is called mmimmi in Igbo, ata igbere or igberi in Yoruba, Imako in Delta, Ako in Benin and nkarika in efik/Ibibio.
Pepper fruit is rich in magnesium, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, copper, niacin, ascorbic acid, riboflavin and thiamine. Eating pepper fruit helps to heal gastrointestinal diseases. It is also anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer. Eating pepper can help to heal typhoid.
This native food is rich in calories, vitamin A, E, & C. However, It also contains potassium. Eating cocoyam helps to prevent cancer, reduces high blood pressure and improves health function.
Similarly, cocoyam helps to regulate glucose blood level and boost overall cellular health.
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Application: Evaluating Biology in the News
Specialty Topics: Biology Across Disciplines
Biology Everywhere 専門講座 における 4 の 4 コース
In this course, we will explore the applicability and relationship of biology to the arts, business, and psychology. First, we'll discuss art as a foundational practice to biology and how biology as a science can explain how we interact with the arts, in particular, our experiences making and listening to music. Next, we will discuss the business of biology and how research is funded and the process of clinical trials and human subjects research. Then we will examine two topics at the interface of psychology and biology: (1) human development from conception to adulthood, and (2) how cognition influences how we make decisions about biological issues and best practices for evaluating biological evidence in light of what we know about how we use evidence to make decisions. We will close with a discussion of education and why evidence-based education is important for promoting overall science literacy.
Making Decisions Using Biological Evidence
How does psychology inform how we engage with biology? This module explores the psychology of decision making, including advice for assessing science information you may encounter over the course of your day.
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Whenever I talk to the general public about my book and the content in my book, there's two questions that almost always pop up in one form or another. The first question is, how do I evaluate scientific information so that I can make scientific decisions? The second question is, how do I engage with a family member or a friend who has very anti-scientific views? What's perhaps a bit disturbing is that I've been asked the first question by people with PhDs in science disciplines. You'd think somebody with a PhD in science would have this figured out. So if some with an advanced degree in the sciences has trouble figuring this out, what on earth are layman's supposed to do about it? How do we teach this skill to students? It takes time to do the digging that are necessary to fully vet a scientific article. So for example, when I'm asked to peer review a paper, it takes me hours to carefully go through that manuscript. I'm going to do my best to tackle these two questions and give you evidence-based advice, for tackling both of these issues in your life. So to start, what's the best way to evaluate scientific information, to make informed science decisions? I Have developed an acronym to help you remember. BESST. B-E-S-S-T, where the B is for bias, E for evidence, S for knowledge structure and knowledge source, and T for truth. So let's start with the B for bias, evaluate your biases, the place where we have to start. We all have them, I have them, you have them, your friends have them, your parents have them, your favorite political party has them. Don't feel bad being bias is normal, is what you do with your biases that's important. So first question, why are you looking for information? Is it because you have a bias in a claim that you want to support or because you're trying to examine both sides of an issue and make an informed decision about your next steps? Research from cognitive psychology and motivated reasoning tells us that people are more likely to pay attention to whatever it is that supports their biases and ignore that which does not. This can actually be done subconsciously. Or not so subconsciously. It's really easy in social media to hit the mute or the Unfollow button when we don't like what someone else has to say. So it's important as a first step to check your biases and continue checking for them as you look for information. Here's an exercise you can do, you put something into Google, when that Google search result comes back, where do you go to first? What headlines stick out? Are you ignoring any even subconsciously? Take a moment to reflect, and writing it down is a really good way to follow through with this exercise. What biases do you have? When you're thinking about this question think about your political affiliations, your religion, your gender identity, your career, your racial or ethnic background. What biases do you have? Now let's pursue the E for evidence. This is related to the justification of science knowledge. So evidence, we look at claims and if evidence supports those clams. So a claim is for example, something that you'll see in a headline. Then the first question you need to ask is what evidence supports this headline, if any? Sometimes these headlines are just intended to be inflammatory to get you to click on them. For example, you might look at, is there evidence and how is that evidence generated? Can you find a link to the original study or quotes from the study authors? If the original study is cited, which Journal published the article? If you look at the original article, which in the case of research funded by the National Institutes of Health is always freely available to the public, who was the editor? What's the editors affiliation? How many times was the article sent back to the authors for revision and was it peer reviewed? Who funded the study? Was it federally funded? Was it privately funded? Or is it some private organization that may have ulterior motives that could bias the study? Who reviewed the study? This information isn't widely available yet, but it is becoming available. What kind of study was it? We talked earlier in the course that randomized controlled trials who produce the best evidence. However, making claims that something found in cell lines as it relates to human health is a huge jump. Is there a causal link between the evidence and the claim or is correlation being confused for causation? Now let's move on to the two S's, Source and structure. Source, where is the information coming from? Are you at a public talk given by a scientists? Are you listening to a podcast given by a scientist? Is the scientist, a real scientist? Is this scientists reputable, for example? Everybody knows Bill Nye the Science Guy. I watched Bill Nye the Science Guy growing up and I loved it. However, even though he's a very famous faces of science communication, he doesn't actually have an advanced degree in the sciences. He's a television superstar with a bachelor's degree in engineering. Maybe you're reading an article published by a scientist in a scientific journal. Maybe it's a blog, sometimes scientists write blogs, sometimes people with no credentials write blogs. Maybe you're getting it from your favorite news channel, or maybe it's the local paper, maybe it's New York Times, maybe you're at a rally at the town square in your town, or maybe it's just a meme on social media with no verification whatsoever. So it's really important that we evaluate the source of our information and it's also critical time when our biases might start to creep up again as well. So be careful you don't fall into the trap of gravitating towards sources that support whatever biases or conclusions that you've already come to, at the expense of evaluating if the source of that information is actually any good. How about structure now? This requires a bit of self reflection too. Think about something you know or want to know about. If you were to draw it out, would it be a linear trajectory or there will be multiple lines of evidence coming into it? Let's talk about mask wearing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Do you or did you wear a mask outside during the pandemic? Why or why not? What does your reasoning look like? Is it simple like this, ''Should I wear a mask? No, God will protect me.'' Someone actually said that to me. ''Should I wear a mask? Yes, a mask will protect me from getting sick.'' Or does it looks something like this? Should I wear a mask? Mask protect me, mask protect others. Wearing a mask makes me feel awkward and I really don't want to. Cloth masks aren't as good as medical grade variety, so why should I bother? Interesting, but tight weave cotton mask provide more protection than masks made out of synthetic fibers. You can see that there's a little bit more of a web of connection, really weighing two sets of evidence here. If your thought patterns also look more like a web than a line, you have a better knowledge structure and are therefore more prepared to make an educated decision. It also gives you a chance to check your biases. For those of us who aren't used to wearing a mask for working, it can be really awkward. It's very important for us to recognize and attend to these feelings that are going to be biasing what information we pay attention to, so that we can recognize when our biases may be getting in the way of our decision-making. Finally, we're at the T, for true. This is a bit of a weird one because if you hear or read someone espousing the truth about some scientific claim, this should always be a big red flag to you. Science knowledge is inherently uncertain. It's subject to change in light of new evidence. There is no absolute truth with a big T. Some philosophers also call this truth with the big T, absolute truth versus what we accept a true is fact right now, that's true for the little t. We have principals that we use for making decisions that are based on the best evidence that we have at hand right now, and that's truth with a little t, because there is no absolute truth when it comes to science knowledge. Again, going back to what we talked about earlier in this module and also at the beginning of this specialization in course 1, the power of science knowledge is that it is subject to revision in light of new evidence, listen and look for hedges like might, could, maybe, support, could scientists use them. It isn't a sign that scientists don't know what they're talking about. In fact, it's the sign of a good scientist. If you see that, it's much more trustworthy information. Now that we've talked about our best practices for reviewing science information, let's move on to the second driving question of this lecture. What do I do about anti-science discourse? Starts again with first acknowledging our biases and also with meeting people where they are. Do you not want to listen to someone or do they not want to listen to you because of some pre-existing bias? For example, a major issue in the United States in the filming of this video is the politicization of science issues. Whether or not an individual accepts certain scientific evidence has much more to do with their political party affiliation and less on the merits of the actual science evidence. It can be extremely difficult to divorce the two. Checking and examining biases isn't easy for anybody. That's why we need to attend to it repeatedly when we're examining information. Study show it doesn't matter what your political party is, at least in the United States, both parties have equal amount of biases. This also brings me to my next point; always meet people where they are. Not where you want them to be, not where you think they should be, but where they actually are. Productive discourse starts with relationship building. People who feel threatened or antagonized are going to dig in deeper with their views and be much less likely to listen to you. Since also we're arguing with people on Facebook or on written means is typically a bad idea. It's a much easier to read negative tone, negative intent. There's that bias again into words and if someone is disagreeing with you, it's much easier to infer antagonism even if you don't think you're presenting that way, and so people will shut down. Humans don't like confrontation. It's not conducive to learning. It doesn't matter how many facts you throw out there due to motivated reasoning, people will not pay attention to them. Until you reach a point with another person where you're accepted as part of their in-group, where there's a level of relationship there first, there is a certain level of trust that's reached. The knee-jerk reaction when you disagree with them isn't for them to feel like they're being attacked. You can't change someone's mind and that's why it starts to checking our own biases and our own tendencies towards motivated reasoning and trying to meet people where they are. Why do they think that way? What led to that decision? Can you enter into a conversation with somebody? It starts with relationship building wall, also tearing down walls that prevent dialogue. This is a big issue, especially in the United States where there's such a divisive political scene. We desperately need dialogue, not just about political issues, but scientific ones as well that we've seen again and again and again throughout this specialization. Remember your best practice and remember the basic principles of human psychology. Fundamentally, at a core level, people want you to like and accept them and their ideas as well that's very deeply engrained into us. But we don't like confrontation. It makes us question who we are as a person and triggers defensiveness. The trick to getting around anti-scientific rhetoric is to go about it by acknowledging the people behind the ideas first, really separating the two, while also acknowledging our aims and biases and their aims and biases. Focus on relationship building first and then having those needed discussions. In closing this module focus on the psychology behind how we make decisions about biological issues. We talked about epistemological beliefs about science, as well as motivated reasoning and best practices for applying these principles in our daily lives. Both to ensure the we're using the best scientific information possible when we make decisions and also so that we're equipped to engage in productive dialogue with others. The information covered in this module is critically important to ensure a scientifically literate society. Now we turn to the final module, not just of this course, but of the whole specialization and talk about the bigger picture of biology education and our next steps from here.


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The charity is now appealing to the public to show their support and make a donation to complete its £2 million fundraising target for the new centre, which will provide the much-needed therapy services for around 25,000 patients each year.
Last year, thousands of people visited Bath to see the Minerva's Owls of Bath on display across the region. The Minerva's Owls went on to be sold at a charity auction and the profit has gone to four Bath charities, including The Forever Friends Appeal.
With the Appeal receiving some of the profits from the auction of the large Minerva's Owls of Bath sculptures, the money has divided between the RNHRD and Therapies Centre and Dyson Cancer Centre.
"We've been fundraising for this major build since 2017 and as part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has donated and supported us. All donations to this centre have been doubled thanks to the Brownsword match-funding Challenge.
"The new RNHRD and Therapies Centre will, under one roof, provide the therapy services that are currently provided at the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases (RNHRD) known locally as 'The Mineral Water Hospital', and the RUH Therapies and Pain departments.
The RNHRD and Therapies Centre has been designed in conjunction with patients, staff and architects, and will include a large hydrotherapy pool, a specialist gym and rehabilitation equipment, garden spaces to exercise, outpatient rooms and a biologics treatment space to support treatment, recovery, wellbeing and the management of long-term conditions.
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Alternatively, why not take part in one of the Appeal's fundraising events this year, and pledge your support to the RNHRD and Therapies Centre.


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5 Lesser-Known Facts About Women's Cricket that will surprise you!
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By ayush Joshi Last updated Aug 14, 2022
In India, it's no mystery that the vast majority generally disregards women's cricket and fixate on men's cricket. From the men's World Cup to the IPL, women's cricket has scarcely been granted the applause and consideration that it merits.
Nonetheless, female cricketers have kept on conveying astonishing exhibitions and accomplishments, the majority of which the overall population has close to zero insight into!
The following are 5 less popular realities about women's cricket that will take your breath away!
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1. The inaugural World Cup was played by ladies!
Did you have any idea that the world's most memorable world cup was played by ladies? Indeed, that is precisely on. In 1973, the world's most memorable World Cup occurred, which was won by the host, England's women's cricket team against Australia.
The men's World Cup just started a couple of years later after this unforgettable competition.
2. Women's cricket team scored the maximum runs in a match!
There are a few records that the female cricket team holds that still can't seem to be taken down by any men's cricket team. For example, the maximum runs scored in a match is an astounding 455 runs with just the loss of 5 wickets. This record is held by the New Zealand Women's cricket team in a match against Pakistan.
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The most elevated count of runs accomplished by any men's cricket team is 444 runs, which was accomplished by the England team against Pakistan (once more).
3. The most youthful double ton scorer is a lady!
The most youthful cricketer to at any point score a double hundred in a test match is New Zealand's cricketer, Amelia Kerr. At 17 years old, she made a record high score of 232 runs, which is as yet a record that has not been beaten.
Then again, the men's most youthful double century scorer was the Pakistani cricketer, Javed Miandad, who accomplished a double 100 at 19 years of age.
4. The main cricketer to score 200 runs in an ODI is likewise a lady!
Indeed, dissimilar to prominent sentiment, Sachin Tendulkar isn't the main cricketer to have accomplished the crushing score of 200 runs in a One Day International. It was really Belinda Clark, an Australian cricketer, who scored 229 runs while playing against Denmark during the 1997 ICC Women's World Cup!
5. 10 Wicket Haul and 100 Runs in a Single Test by a lady cricketer!
In 1958, this Australian cricketer, Betty Wilson turned into the primary player in either the men's or alternately women's variant of the game to pack a 10-wicket haul and notch-up a 100 runs in the same Test match.
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Wells Fargo :: Watch Out!
Don't let the all-American corporate name fool you. Wells Fargo were an edgy, guitar driven and politically dangerous band from 1970s Rhodesia — a group that defied the odds of political apartheid and took incredible risks in performing their music. While their sound draws parallels to the more melodic works of Jimi Hendrix and (especially) Black Merda, Wells Fargo cut a unique take on rock n roll; one of haunting melodies and relentless rhythm.
At the time this style of music was known simply and appropriately as 'heavy rock' in Africa, and the groups playing in this style adopted the stance of peace, love and unity, all the while being seen as a crucial force in the liberation movement of the continent. Influenced by the screenings of Woodstock, several rock festivals were organized in the 1970s, proving to be culturally progressive — progressive in that they were fully integrated during a time in which segregation was still an ugly reality. "Watch Out", the group's most famous recording, was adopted by the liberation movement as a theme song, prompting the menacing investigative arm of the Rhodesian government's Special Branch to spy on both the group and their fans. It was this political heat that eventually resulted in the brutal beating of the band by police following a concert brought to an abrupt halt.
Wells Fargo :: Watch Out
The Beatles proved to be a massive influence on the heavy rock scene, and Wells Fargo brilliantly adapt the 'Norwegian Wood' riff onto the the beautiful "Bwanawe". Pressed on yellow/ green swirl vinyl, complete with a 12"X12" book of historical notes and rare photos, this release is essential for both fans of guitar driven psych and music of the people. words / d see
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Amazing fusion of rock and local style melody and rhythm on that last track!
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// Copyright (c) 2015 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "content/child/dwrite_font_proxy/dwrite_font_proxy_win.h"

#include <dwrite.h>
#include <shlobj.h>
#include <wrl.h>

#include <memory>

#include "base/memory/ref_counted.h"
#include "content/common/dwrite_font_proxy_messages.h"
#include "content/common/view_messages.h"
#include "content/test/dwrite_font_fake_sender_win.h"
#include "ipc/ipc_message_macros.h"
#include "ipc/ipc_sender.h"
#include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"

namespace mswr = Microsoft::WRL;

namespace content {

namespace {

void CreateDWriteFactory(IUnknown** factory) {
  using DWriteCreateFactoryProc = decltype(DWriteCreateFactory)*;
  HMODULE dwrite_dll = LoadLibraryW(L"dwrite.dll");
  if (!dwrite_dll)
    return;

  DWriteCreateFactoryProc dwrite_create_factory_proc =
      reinterpret_cast<DWriteCreateFactoryProc>(
          GetProcAddress(dwrite_dll, "DWriteCreateFactory"));
  if (!dwrite_create_factory_proc)
    return;

  dwrite_create_factory_proc(DWRITE_FACTORY_TYPE_SHARED,
                             __uuidof(IDWriteFactory), factory);
}

class DWriteFontProxyUnitTest : public testing::Test {
 public:
  DWriteFontProxyUnitTest() {
    if (!factory)
      return;
    fake_collection_ = new FakeFontCollection();
    SetupFonts(fake_collection_.get());
    mswr::MakeAndInitialize<DWriteFontCollectionProxy>(
        &collection_, factory.Get(), fake_collection_->GetTrackingSender());
  }

  ~DWriteFontProxyUnitTest() override {
    if (collection_)
      collection_->Unregister();
  }

  static void SetupFonts(FakeFontCollection* fonts) {
    fonts->AddFont(L"Aardvark")
        .AddFamilyName(L"en-us", L"Aardvark")
        .AddFamilyName(L"de-de", L"Erdferkel")
        .AddFilePath(L"X:\\Nonexistent\\Folder\\Aardvark.ttf");
    FakeFont& arial =
        fonts->AddFont(L"Arial").AddFamilyName(L"en-us", L"Arial");
    for (auto& path : arial_font_files)
      arial.AddFilePath(path);
    fonts->AddFont(L"Times New Roman")
        .AddFamilyName(L"en-us", L"Times New Roman")
        .AddFilePath(L"X:\\Nonexistent\\Folder\\Times.ttf");
  }

  static void SetUpTestCase() {
    CreateDWriteFactory(&factory);

    std::vector<base::char16> font_path;
    font_path.resize(MAX_PATH);
    SHGetSpecialFolderPath(nullptr /* hwndOwner - reserved */, font_path.data(),
                           CSIDL_FONTS, FALSE /* fCreate*/);
    base::string16 arial;
    arial.append(font_path.data()).append(L"\\arial.ttf");
    base::string16 arialbd;
    arialbd.append(font_path.data()).append(L"\\arialbd.ttf");
    arial_font_files.push_back(arial);
    arial_font_files.push_back(arialbd);
  }

 protected:
  scoped_refptr<FakeFontCollection> fake_collection_;
  mswr::ComPtr<DWriteFontCollectionProxy> collection_;

  static std::vector<base::string16> arial_font_files;
  static mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFactory> factory;
};
std::vector<base::string16> DWriteFontProxyUnitTest::arial_font_files;
mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFactory> DWriteFontProxyUnitTest::factory;

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFontFamilyCount) {
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 family_count = collection_->GetFontFamilyCount();

  EXPECT_EQ(3u, family_count);
  ASSERT_EQ(1u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_GetFamilyCount::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(0)->type());

  // Calling again should not cause another message to be sent.
  family_count = collection_->GetFontFamilyCount();
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, family_count);
  ASSERT_EQ(1u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, FindFamilyNameShouldFindFamily) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);

  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(1u, index);
  EXPECT_TRUE(exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_FindFamily::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(0)->type());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_GetFamilyCount::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(1)->type());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, FindFamilyNameShouldReturnUINTMAXWhenNotFound) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Not a font", &index, &exists);

  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(UINT32_MAX, index);
  EXPECT_FALSE(exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(1u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_FindFamily::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(0)->type());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, FindFamilyNameShouldNotSendDuplicateIPC) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);

  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFontFamilyShouldCreateFamily) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  hr = collection_->GetFontFamily(2, &family);

  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_NE(nullptr, family.Get());
}

void CheckLocale(const base::string16& locale_name,
                 const base::string16& expected_value,
                 IDWriteLocalizedStrings* strings) {
  UINT32 locale_index = 0;
  BOOL locale_exists = FALSE;
  strings->FindLocaleName(locale_name.data(), &locale_index, &locale_exists);
  EXPECT_TRUE(locale_exists);

  UINT32 name_length = 0;
  strings->GetLocaleNameLength(locale_index, &name_length);
  EXPECT_EQ(locale_name.size(), name_length);
  base::string16 actual_name;
  name_length++;
  actual_name.resize(name_length);
  strings->GetLocaleName(locale_index, const_cast<WCHAR*>(actual_name.data()),
                         name_length);
  EXPECT_STREQ(locale_name.c_str(), actual_name.c_str());

  UINT32 string_length = 0;
  strings->GetStringLength(locale_index, &string_length);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_value.size(), string_length);
  base::string16 actual_value;
  string_length++;
  actual_value.resize(string_length);
  strings->GetString(locale_index, const_cast<WCHAR*>(actual_value.data()),
                     string_length);
  EXPECT_STREQ(expected_value.c_str(), actual_value.c_str());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFamilyNames) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Aardvark", &index, &exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  hr = collection_->GetFontFamily(index, &family);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteLocalizedStrings> names;
  hr = family->GetFamilyNames(&names);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_GetFamilyNames::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(2)->type());

  EXPECT_EQ(2u, names->GetCount());
  UINT32 locale_index = 0;
  BOOL locale_exists = FALSE;
  hr = names->FindLocaleName(L"fr-fr", &locale_index, &locale_exists);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_FALSE(locale_exists);

  CheckLocale(L"en-us", L"Aardvark", names.Get());
  CheckLocale(L"de-de", L"Erdferkel", names.Get());

  base::string16 unused;
  unused.resize(25);
  hr = names->GetLocaleName(15234, const_cast<WCHAR*>(unused.data()),
                            unused.size() - 1);
  EXPECT_FALSE(SUCCEEDED(hr));
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFontCollection) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  hr = collection_->GetFontFamily(2, &family);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontCollection> returned_collection;
  hr = family->GetFontCollection(&returned_collection);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(collection_.Get(), returned_collection.Get());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFamilyNamesShouldNotIPCAfterLoadingFamily) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  collection_->GetFontFamily(index, &family);
  family->GetFontCount();
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteLocalizedStrings> names;
  hr = family->GetFamilyNames(&names);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest,
       GetFontFamilyShouldNotCreateFamilyWhenIndexIsInvalid) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  hr = collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  hr = collection_->GetFontFamily(1654, &family);

  EXPECT_FALSE(SUCCEEDED(hr));
  EXPECT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, LoadingFontFamily) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  collection_->GetFontFamily(index, &family);
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  UINT32 font_count = family->GetFontCount();
  EXPECT_LT(0u, font_count);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_EQ(DWriteFontProxyMsg_GetFontFiles::ID,
            fake_collection_->GetMessage(2)->type());
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFont> font;
  hr = family->GetFirstMatchingFont(DWRITE_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL,
                                    DWRITE_FONT_STRETCH_NORMAL,
                                    DWRITE_FONT_STYLE_NORMAL, &font);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFont> font2;
  hr = family->GetFont(0, &font2);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontList> matching_fonts;
  hr = family->GetMatchingFonts(DWRITE_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL,
                                DWRITE_FONT_STRETCH_NORMAL,
                                DWRITE_FONT_STYLE_NORMAL, &matching_fonts);
  EXPECT_EQ(S_OK, hr);
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
  EXPECT_NE(nullptr, matching_fonts.Get());
}

TEST_F(DWriteFontProxyUnitTest, GetFontFromFontFaceShouldFindFont) {
  HRESULT hr;
  if (!factory)
    return;

  UINT32 index = UINT_MAX;
  BOOL exists = FALSE;
  collection_->FindFamilyName(L"Arial", &index, &exists);
  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFamily> family;
  collection_->GetFontFamily(index, &family);

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFont> font;
  family->GetFirstMatchingFont(DWRITE_FONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL,
                               DWRITE_FONT_STRETCH_NORMAL,
                               DWRITE_FONT_STYLE_NORMAL, &font);

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFontFace> font_face;
  hr = font->CreateFontFace(&font_face);
  ASSERT_TRUE(SUCCEEDED(hr));
  ASSERT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());

  mswr::ComPtr<IDWriteFont> found_font;
  collection_->GetFontFromFontFace(font_face.Get(), &found_font);
  EXPECT_NE(nullptr, found_font.Get());
  EXPECT_EQ(3u, fake_collection_->MessageCount());
}

}  // namespace

}  // namespace content


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