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Fight poverty through economic growth! - Black Like Me founder Herman Mashaba
7 September 2015 7:35 PM
When I had to give up my university studies 35 years ago I was so angry that I wanted to leave South Africa, get military training and an AK47, and come back to kill evil white people… I'm just as angry now as I feel my economic freedom is under threat, but I'm staying to fight for what I believe in.
— Herman Mashaba
Scroll down for Bruce Whitfield's interview of Mashaba on The Money Show.
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Herman Mashaba is a self-made entrepreneur who started his business Black Like Me in the dark days of Apartheid in South Africa.
Mashaba told the story of his journey from the poverty of Hammanskraal to the comfort of a successful business in his book Black Like You.
When Nelson Mandela became South Africa's president in 1994, Mashaba thought his struggle for personal and economic freedom was over; the battle was won.
Twenty-one years later he questions that assumption as the Government erodes hard-won freedoms and tightens economic controls.
Mashaba is committed to freeing South Africans from poverty.
In this book Mashaba outlines his crusade for economic freedom for all South Africans – through a firm commitment to capitalist principles.
He describes the changes in his political affiliations and maps out the route South Africa needs to follow to escape entrenched unemployment and poverty.
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I want business to be free and South Africans to take responsibility for the future of this country.
We need a free market and we need to protect the rule of law.
Government is not supportive of business.
Communism has failed dismally.
Our government's economic policies confuse me. There is no focus. Is the NDP government policy? I don't think the government knows!
Our labour laws are draconian.
Talk about Jan van Riebeeck frustrates me! When are we going to focus on the future?
Our economy should be growing at 5%.
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Q: Show that $Z=\{T\in\operatorname{Hom}(V, V)|T(\alpha)=0,\ \forall\alpha\in W\}$ is a subspace of $\operatorname{Hom}(V, V)$ and compute its dimension. $\newcommand{\Hom}{\text{Hom}}$
The following exercise is from Brown's book, A Second Course in Linear Algebra.

Let $W$ be a subspace of $V$(over a field $F$) with $m=\dim W\leq\dim V=n<\infty $. Let $Z=\{T\in\Hom(V, V)\ |\ T(\alpha)=0,\ \forall\alpha\in W\}$. Show that $Z$ is a subspace of $\Hom(V, V)$ and compute its dimension.

My Attempt:
First, $Z\ne\varnothing$ since $O_V\in Z$. Now, let $S,T\in Z$,$\ $ $\alpha,\beta\in V$, and $a,b,x,y\in F$. We have
\begin{align}
(xS+yT)(a\alpha+b\beta) &= (xS)(a\alpha+b\beta)+(yT)(a\alpha+b\beta)\\
&= (xS)(a\alpha)+(xS)(b\beta)+(xT)(a\alpha)+(xT)(b\beta)\\
&= a(xS)(\alpha)+b(xS)(\beta)+a(xT)(\alpha)+b(xT)(\beta)\\
&= a(xS+yT)(\alpha)+b(xS+yT)(\beta).
\end{align}
Thus, $(xS+yT)\in Z$ and so $Z$ is a vector subspace of $\Hom(V, V)$.
But for the next part of the problem, I'm really not sure about how to compute $\dim Z$.
For every $T\in Z$, $\dim(\operatorname{Im}T)=n-m$. This implies that $Z\cong\mathbb{M}_{(n-m)\times n}$ (i.e. $Z$ and $\mathbb{M}_{(n-m)\times n}$ are isomorphic). So, $\dim Z = n(n-m)$.
The book does not have any solutions, so I don't know if my calculations are correct. Any corrections/alternate solutions will be appreciated. TIA.

A: First comment: to check linearity, you do not need two constants, one suffices. So, you can ignore $y$ and $b$ for instance (i.e set them equal to $1$). Next, you didn't even prove $xS+yT\in Z$, all you showed is that $xS+yT\in \text{Hom}(V,V)$. You need to show that for every $\alpha\in W$, we have $(xS+T)(\alpha)=0$. If you manage to do this, that is what tells you $xS+T\in Z$.
Next, your claim that $\dim(\text{Im}(T))=n-m$ is wrong. All you know is that $W\subseteq\ker T$ (that's the definition of $Z$), so
\begin{align}
\dim\text{Im}(T)=\dim V-\dim\ker T\leq \dim V-\dim W=n-m.
\end{align}
Anyway, even if $\dim T=n-m$, I don't see how you jumped to your next conclusion (yes, the dimension you gave is correct but I don't see how you arrived there).

This can be generalized slightly. Suppose we have finite-dimensional vector spaces $V_1,V_2$ and a subspace $W\subset V_1$. Then, $Z:=\{T\in\text{Hom}(V_1,V_2)\,:\, T|_W=0\}$ is a subspace of $\text{Hom}(V_1,V_2)$. Regarding dimensions, fix a complementary subspace $W'$ of $W$ in $V_1$, so $V_1=W\oplus W'$. Then, $Z\cong \text{Hom}(W',V_2)$ (why)? So, what's the dimension? (Note that this approach of choosing a complement is essentially what's in the comments).
The more abstract route is if you know about quotient spaces (though in that case, this problem might already be trivial... but I'll just mention this for completeness). The universal property of quotient spaces tells us that $Z\cong \text{Hom}(V_1/W, V_2)$, so the dimension can easily be computed from here.

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Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin (銀牙 流れ星銀) (Silver Fang in English speaking countries; Hopeanuoli in Finland where it has become widely popular) is a 21-episode, 1986 anime series. It is based on a 1984 manga by the same name that was created by Yoshihiro Takahashi, who was inspired by a news article which told of hunting dogs that had been abandoned by their masters and had begun living as wild animals. The manga originally appeared in Japan's Weekly Shonen Jump.
The anime tells the story of an Akita Inu pup called Gin (Japanese for "silver") who abandons his owner, a young boy named Daisuke, to join a pack of wild dogs. The pack is gathering strong dogs from all over Japan to fight a deranged bear named Akakabuto and his minions.
The anime was made for Japanese television by Toei Animation, a studio famous for its Dragon Ball Z anime. In western countries the anime was released as a set of four VHS tapes, and severely censored in order to lower the age-limit, which was quite high due to the level of violence and gore.
Interestingly, the anime has become extremely popular in the Nordic countries (particularly Sweden and Finland). In 2003 the uncensored and non-dubbed version of the cartoon was released in Finland and Sweden as a 5 DVD box-set.
In 2000, Takahashi started "Ginga Densetsu Weed" (Japanese: 銀牙伝説ウイード; "Ginga Densetsu Uiido), a sequel manga which takes place many years after the original. Gin's son, "Weed", searches for his father whom Weed had never met. Ginga Densetsu WEED (銀牙伝説WEED), is currently airing in Japan on Animax.
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Gin, a tora-ge akita, son of Riki and Fuji and grandson of Shiro is chosen by Daisuke's grandfather to be trained as his new hunting dog after Riki's 'death'. While training, he leaves his owner, Daisuke, to join a group of wild dogs with his father who has lost his memory. Together will the pack of dogs, Gin must overthrow Akakabuto, a great demon bear, and reclaim the mountains of Ohu!
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Posted by George Mitchell | Feb 18, 2019
As reported Monday in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Governor Tony Evers has justified his proposal to decriminalize marijuana as follows:
Bottom line is we're spending too much money prosecuting and incarcerating people and often people of color for non-violent crimes related to possessing small amounts of marijuana.
Don't hold your breath, so to speak, waiting for evidence that "possessing small amounts of marijuana" has anything to do with the incarceration rate.
Last month the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau (LFB) reported on the most serious offenses for which inmates were admitted to state prison. Among male inmates, 111 of 22,459 were admitted for drug possession. Among female inmates, 30 of 1,624 were admitted for drug possession.
More than twenty years ago I studied a representative random sample of state prison inmates from Milwaukee County. The most recent offense of seven percent of the inmates was drug related. As detailed in the report, none of the offenses were for possession. All involved possession with intent to deliver or actual delivery of drugs. Many offenders were armed. Some were in school zones.
Current data demonstrate that little has changed. The new LFB report shows that nearly eight percent of current inmates had convictions for possession with intent to deliver or manufacturing and delivery.
As for who really goes to prison, a 2018 LFB report states, "The predominant offenses by [male inmates] are sexual offenses, murder/homicide, robbery, assaults, and burglary. The most common by women are murder/homicide, theft, assault, operating while intoxicated, and robbery."
Yet another 2018 report, from the nonpartisan Wisconsin Policy Forum, addresses the "logic" employed by Evers. Under the heading "Serious Crimes, Serious Time," WPF describes "the rising share of inmates serving time for violent crimes. These numbers rose from 59.4% of inmates in 2006 to 66.0% in 2017."
Directly addressing the assumption that "most inmates are nonviolent drug offenders who do not require incarceration," WPF matter-of-factly observes that "corrections data do not appear to bear that out."
(Disclosure: I am in the small minority of Americans who favor a broader policy of ending drug prohibition than offered by Evers. That's a topic for another day.)
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AF: "Active listening and observing is probably my most-used ability.
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However, absolutely nothing beats an SEO's intuition and proficiency for determining which keywords belong together in a post and how those articles need to be grouped into clusters."
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AF: "Material that has traffic and need capacity in several markets will be developed in English initially and after that localized into Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and/or Japanese for our regional blogs.
Our localization team is unbelievable; for every single piece of content they localize, they're translating not simply the words and significance but matching HubSpot's design and voice to the target market.
For example, when localizing an English post to German, the group will replace "greatest," "best in class," "extraordinary," and so on with "it's good, and it will assist you."
A great deal of material is developed in-language (suggesting the keyword research is done in Spanish, and the content is produced in Spanish). This guarantees we answer the questions unique to our target audience."
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Presidency receives 100 new Muslims to perform Umrah
The General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques has received 100 people, all new Muslims, coming from all over the world to visit the Grand Mosque and Prophet's Mosque and the facilities of the Presidency.
The Presidency received the new Muslims while represented by the Public Relations and Institutional Communication Agency, based on the community partnership between the Presidency and the Abdul Qadir Al-Muhaidib Foundation for Community Service, which conducts the (World Pilgrimage Program) for new Muslims for 2022 from 30 country.
The foundation aims through the World Pilgrimage Program to form ambassadors to Saudi Arabia to introduce the huge efforts made by the Kingdom's wise leadership in all fields.
The program includes introducing the new Muslims to the basics of Islam, teaching them with Umrah rituals through holding lessons in jurisprudence (Fiqh), which was implemented by the Agency for Guidance and Counseling Affairs, and delivered by Sheikh Mohammed Abdulrahman.
The Field Awareness Affairs Agency has also offered members of mutawwifs (pilgrim guides) to accompany the new Muslims inside the Grand Mosque. They have also visited the King Abdulaziz Complex for Holy Kaaba Kiswa.
It is noteworthy that the new Muslims were received in Madinah. They then paid a visit to the Prophet' Mosque library, as the Umrah rituals were introduced to them, in addition to answering their Fiqh questions.


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Carl Petter Blomberg, född 12 augusti 1748 i Stockholm, död 24 oktober 1820 på Värmdö, var en svensk präst och översättare.

Blomberg var son till skräddarmästaren Johan Blomberg. Han blev student i Uppsala 1763, filosofie kandidat 1769 och filosofie magister 1773. Under sin tid som student skaffade sig Blomberg en mängd betydande vänner och välgörare. 1774 prästvigdes han och kallades till huspredikant hos Johan Georg Lillienberg och blev året därpå vice komminister i Jakobs och Johannes församlingar i Stockholm. 1776 utsågs Blomberg till legationspredikant i Konstantinopel, möjligen genom kontakter med Ulric Celsing. Avsikten med tjänsten var att få möjligheten att studera Orientens språk och kultur, något som till stor del kom på skam, inte minst genom den i Konstantinopel grasserande pesten. Han lärde dock här känna Matthias Norberg och Jacob Jonas Björnståhl, vars död tog Blomberg hårt. Blomberg stod under sin vistelse i Turkiet i korrespondens med Carl Christoffer Gjörwell den äldre och lät även översända Björnståhls efterlämnade skrifter för att publiceringen av dennes material skulle kunna fortsätta.

Blombergs Bref från Konstantinopel till K. bibliotekarien C. C. Gjörwell 1776–1779 trycktes 1784. Han lät även publicera Sammandrag ur J. J. Björnståhls journal öfver sin resa från Schweiz genom Tyskland och Holland till England 1773–1775 samt till och i Turkiet och till Grekland 1776–1779 1782. Därutöver har han översatt en mängd arbeten.

Efter sitt avsked från tjänsten återvälde Blomberg hem genom Österrike, Italien, Schweiz, Frankrike och Tyskland och hemkom 1781 till Sverige. Efter sin återkomst utnämndes han 1782 till kyrkoherde vid lutherska kyrkan i Stockholm. 1784 utsågs han av David Stierncrona som hade patronatsrätt i församlingen till kyrkoherde i Värmdö församling, blev 1787 prost och 1791 vice kontraktsprost. Blomberg var även deputerad vid jubelfesten 1793, bevistade riksdagen 1800 samt var ledamot av sällskapet Pro Fide et Christianismo och Uppfostringssällskapet från 1782. 1800 blev han teologie doktor.

Översättningar
 Christian Fürchtegott Gellert: Moraliska föreläsningar (Joh. Arv. Carlbohm, 1775—1777) [översättningens sista del utarbetad av Anders Norberg]
 Heinrich Casimir Gottlob von Lynar: Christeliga upmuntringar til befordran af tro och gudaktighet (Johan A. Carlbohm, 1783—1784) [bd 5 översatt av Johannes Mebius]
 Christoph Christian Sturm: Tal til ungdom wid deras första nattvards-gång (tryckt hos Anders Jac. Nordström, 1784)
 Jacob Elias Troschel: Christeliga betraktelser öfwer sjukdom, död och et tillkommande lif (P. A. Brodin, 1786)
 Jacob Friedrich Feddersen: Den christlige undersåten, särdeles uti borgare- och landtmanna-stånden. D. 11—3 (1786—1789)
 Jacob Friedrich Feddersen: Minnes-tafla om den christelige undersåtens samt krigsmannens til lands och watn trohet och lydnad emot sin öfwerhet (tryckt hos And. Jac. Nordström, 1790)
 Christian Bastholm: Philosophiska bref angående själens tilstånd efter kroppens död (C. G. Cronland, 1794)
 Christian Bastholm: Jesus Christus, odödlighetens lärare (Jesus Christus Udødelighedens Lærer) (Johan Dahl, 1796)

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NCHU's Sri Lanka Culture Day and Signing Cooperative Agreement with University of Peradeniya
National Chung Hsing Universtiy (NCHU) has become a major focal point for the exchange and interaction between domestic academia and Sri Lanka. On June 1, 2018, the academic exchange delegation from Sri Lanka arrived at NCHU to attend the 2nd "Taiwan-Sri Lanka Academic Exchange Network 2018" seminar and workshop, co-organized by NCHU and University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka(佩拉德尼亞大學). Both universities also signed the MOU and agreed to work more closely on exchange of visits, and students, academia research.
The exchange delegation is led by Prof. R.M.G. Rajapakse of University of Peradeniya and eight-member delegation that include professors and postdoctoral researchers. Fuh-Sheng Shieu(薛富盛), President of NCHU, Prof. R.M.G. Rajapakse and two faculty members witnessed the signing of the memorandum, that has allowed NCHU to make a big step in its South development.
The theme of this year's seminar is "energy, environment and nano technology" and a workshop was held on June 1, 2018. NCHU's Department of Chemistry demonstrated to the postdoctoral researchers from University of Peradeniya of manufacturing solar cell devices. Through on-site demonstration and the valuable equipment inspection procedure, NCHU has allowed Sri Lankan researchers to gain better understanding of energy development in Taiwan and the current nano development situation. The seminar was held on June 2 and 3, 2018, whereby both universities had four exchange and interaction sessions and nine professors from NCHU, that included environmental engineering, biotechnology, materials, civil and environmental, chemistry, physics, chemical engineering and electrical engineering presented research papers.
To allow better understanding of Sri Lankan culture for faculty and students, NCHU also held the "Sri Lanka Cultural Exhibition." Scholars familiar with Sri Lanka affairs or those with an interest in Sri Lanka were invited to the event to share their experiences. Furthermore, a cooking session was arranged for the students from Sri Lanka to introduce to the participants the taste and experience of local Ceylon tea and authentic food, traditional outfits, arts and culture and etc.
NCHU formed the Sri Lanka volunteer group and this year, a two-week overseas trip to the orphanage in Sri Lanka has been organized. Jenn-Wen Huang(黃振文), Vice President of NCHU awarded a flag to the head delegate of the volunteer group and extended best regards to the team who will be giving volunteering services at the upcoming trip. He also hopes that the trip will not only be beneficial to those who have received the services but a more fulfilling life experience for those giving the services.
Mu-Min Chen(陳牧民), Dean of Office of International Affairs, is the pioneer of the Taiwan-Sri Lanka academia exchange and interaction. He led three delegations to Sri Lanka from 2016 to 2017 and established a platform for cooperation. He said that Sri Lanka is the fastest growing country in South Asia and it is also politically stable. In the past, in absence of a formal networking platform, Taiwan and Sri Lanka did not have many academia exchange opportunities. Currently, there are very few Taiwanese businessmen investing and only twenty Taiwanese student population in Sri Lanka.
Last year, NCHU established the "Taiwan-Sri Lanka Academic Exchange Network" within the school campus with support from the Ministry of Education's "Connecting Taiwan Project". The network aims to promote better integration of bilateral relation Taiwan and Sri Lanka. It is hoped that the collaborative platform that the schools has established could promote regular exchange and interaction among researchers on professional research issues, attract outstanding foreign students to study in Taiwan, while sending Taiwanese students to Sri Lanka for volunteering work and field research. All in all, "Taiwan-Sri Lanka Academic Exchange Network" seeks to open up a window of opportunity in building diplomatic ties with Sri Lanka through Taiwan's strength in science and technology under the current situation when both countries have yet to establish any official diplomatic ties.


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Open Data Watch
Unlocking the Data Revolution
Tracking the Gender Impacts of COVID-19
Tracking the Gender Impacts of…
by Mayra Buvinic, Lorenz Noe and Eric Swanson
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How well can we track the gender impacts of COVID-19?
The answer, unfortunately, is very imperfectly, as a joint Data2X and Open Data Watch ongoing review of the principal international databases is finding out.
We know that the coronavirus pandemic is affecting men and women differently and may exacerbate gender inequalities, and we also know that gender roles will help shape adaptive responses to the pandemic. But do we have the granular information that is needed (on regions, sectors, coverage, and severity) to design effective, gender-informed mitigation and recovery policies?
To answer this question, we identified possible primary and secondary gender effects of the pandemic based on analyses of gender impacts of past pandemics and other aggregate shocks such as disasters, economic crises, and violent conflicts.
The pandemic has primary effects on health and secondary effects on health, social, educational, and economic dimensions from the containment measures implemented and the ensuing economic contraction. Effects will vary with sex, age, and race as well as other characteristics of socially excluded groups (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Indicators of COVID-19 Impacts on Gender Measures
We selected 28 basic indicators to track these primary and secondary effects as well as mitigation and adaptive responses, and we searched the principal international databases maintained by the United Nations, WHO, ILO, UNESCO, UNICEF, and the World Bank for the availability of sex-disaggregated data by country.
These sources are highly standardized, and the available data generally conform to well-documented methodologies, making the data comparable across countries and over time. For most of the secondary effects, trends over time (before and after the pandemic) are needed to assess gender differentials, so we also checked the frequency of years with data since 2015 to be able to compare the effects of the pandemic with "before" trends that are recent enough.
Summarized, our initial findings show that:
The data to track primary health effects by sex on cases and deaths is incomplete for the majority of the global population, non-existent for low-income countries, and unavailable for health care workers, except for a handful of countries. Even upper-middle and high-income countries such as Brazil and the United States have trouble reporting infection rates by sex (although they report deaths by sex).
The lack of recent data is a problem for most indicators to track secondary effects, as is the regularity with which they are reported since 2015.
There is adequate data to track secondary health effects on maternal health and adolescent births, but inadequate data to document effects on domestic violence and the wellbeing of girls. The data on women's mental health have adequate coverage and frequency but are based on estimates with large gaps in underlying data.
The economic indicators are less than adequate to track the secondary effects of the pandemic on economic wellbeing by gender. Neither job losses nor increases in unpaid care work by sex can be fully monitored with the available data. In contrast, sex-disaggregated education indicators are most abundant with available time series.
Indicators like social protection coverage, personal ID coverage, and mobile phone ownership, which can monitor whether short-term mitigation measures exacerbate pre-existing gender inequalities, have been incorporated only recently into international datasets and have low coverage. This is a significant data gap in need of immediate attention.
Gaps in frequency and timeliness for the majority of indicators we selected to track the gender effects of the pandemic are greater for rich than for poor countries, constraining rich
countries' abilities to monitor the effects of the pandemic on gender inequalities.
This initial analysis demonstrates how little internationally comparable data currently exist to inform our understanding of the gendered implications of the pandemic. This finding — that we don't have enough data on COVID-19 — is not new, but identifying the specific areas where data are missing is new territory that we believe is important to explore. By identifying these areas, we hope to stimulate efforts that will help fill data gaps and ensure communities have the resources they need in the fight against COVID-19.
The next steps for this collaboration are to use the insights above to find solutions to COVID-19 gender data gaps.
Read the full technical brief for more detail behind these initial findings.
Note: this blog post originally appeared on the Data2X website.
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Q: how to send value from one class into different classes(more than one class) I have value strUser and KEY ,I want to send this value to multiple different classes because this value will be used in 5 classes for url, I know the way to send value to one class only using Intent.putExtra as bellow :
Intent policy= new Intent(LoginActivity.this,EpolicyListPolis.class);
        policy.putExtra("etUser",strUser);
        policy.putExtra("key",KEY);
        startActivity(policy);

How can I send this value to multiple different classes at a time? can i use SharedPrefences..? how the way i write sharedPrefences in class and my destination class?

A: You can use SharedPreferences.
For storing values into SharedPreferences:
SharedPreferences settings = getSharedPreferences("PREFS_NAME", 0);
SharedPreferences.Editor editor = settings.edit();
editor.putString("etUser", strUser);
editor.putString("key",KEY);
editor.commit();

Just paste these lines before calling startActivity(policy);
And get values from SharedPreferences
SharedPreferences settings = getSharedPreferences("PREFS_NAME", 0);
String etUser1 = settings.getString("etUser", null);
String key1 = settings.getString("key", null);

And paste these lines at where you want etUser1 and key1. You can access this SharedPreferences value in any Activity. If you cant please take a look on here. It may help you.
I hope this will help you.

A: Try this...
send value from this class with Intent....
Intent policy= new Intent(LoginActivity.this,EpolicyListPolis.class);
    policy.putExtra("key",strUser);
    startActivity(policy);

this works like: KEY-"key" and VALUE-strUser.
and you get this value from another class using KEY.
Get value like this.
String user = getIntent().getExtras().getString("key",null);

in user you get strUser value. and if strUser not pass any value than default null(right side of "key") asign for user....
same you use from all class you need... but remember all works with KEY...
because KEY(one type of ID) is only which is works to Put and Get particular value.....

A: If you are using dependency injection create a Model which hold your states in value objects.
Then inject this model in your activities.
Or simply create a Singleton State object which can be referenced from anywhere.

A: You have to just get these things in the other activity--
   Bundle bundle = getIntent().getExtras();
   String user = bundle.getString("etUser");
   String key = bundle.getString("key");

Or,
you can set these values in a class and get from them whereever you need.

A: I'm not really sure what you want to do, but IMO, if i will use a variable from one class to another, i will make the variable static and "get" the value of that variable from the class..
for example in one class i have a variable:
public class Login extends Activity {

static String username;

    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
       super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
       setRequestedOrientation (ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT);
       this.requestWindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE);
       setContentView(R.layout.login_layout);

       username = "Your Name";
    }

and in another class, i would get that value like this;
   String var;
   var = Login.username;

but as i've read, this is not the best practice. Sometimes it just sufficient.

A: First, get the intent which has started your activity using the getIntent() method:
Intent intent = getIntent();

If your extra data is represented as strings, then you can use intent.getStringExtra() method.
String etUser = intent.getStringExtra("etUser");
String key = intent.getStringExtra("key");

Refer this for more details.

A: I would like to tell you to use Application class. The better idea to get the reference from the following link
maintain the state of all the variables from the Application class
Bettter to go for this Application b'coz you can access all the variables in every class with out sending from intent.
This will help you.

A: Application Object are some way, i would go for EventBus (like OTTO from Square or Greenrobot).
Do everting on Application Context tend to create the "GOD Object" problem after quite some time. You should avoid this. SharedPreferences are also some good option.

A: you can use Bundle for pasing data form one Activity class to other Activity class Like this
  Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
    bundle.putString("Id", videoChannelId);
    bundle.putString("C/V", "C");
    bundle.putString("mode", "ch");
    bundle.putString("code", "LiveTV");
    bundle.putString("urlcount", "2");
    Intent intent = new Intent(First.this,Second.class);
    intent.putExtras(bundle);
    startActivity(intent);

Get the data in the second class like this by giving the bundle id
     Bundle  getBundle = this.getIntent().getExtras();

     name = getBundle.getString("Url")
      etc......


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Q: Windows 2012R2 + TFS 2015 Build C++ PDB API call failed, error code '23' I am currently moving our Build Infrastructure from TFS 2010 to TFS 2015 but when I build a solution which includes several C++ Project, some of them exit with following error message:
[error]osmessage.cpp(0,0): Error C1090: PDB API call failed, error code '23' : '(
or
[error]C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\include\xlocinfo(22,0): Error C1090: PDB API call failed, error code '23' : '(
There seems to be already a reported bug for Jenkins Build: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-9104
The provided Workaround doesn´t work for TFS Build: "I set BUILD_ID=dontKillMe globally in the Jenkins configuration and can confirm that mspdbsrv.exe is not killed any more which works around the problem."
Edit: This problem occurs on Windows 2012 R2 Machine. On windows 7 it is working as it should.


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Grim Facade: Mystery of Venice Collector's Edition is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 32.
Rated 5 out of 5 by desiskorm from I'll never forget it This was one of the first games that really caught my attention. I enjoyed everything about it. Got a little confused at times, because I couldn't find the objects I needed to continue, but found my way in the end.
Rated 5 out of 5 by coha92 from EXCELLENT Game!!! I truly enjoyed Grim Facade: Mystery of Venice Collector's Edition. Everything was just perfect to provide me with several hours of entertainment. The music is so beautiful that I save it to my I'Pod.
Rated 5 out of 5 by areti7 from Ers Games Studios always offer challenge Games It is a very interesting story with gorgeous graphics and lovely puzzles.Certain puzzles were more difficult .Personally I skipped 3 of them but with a little more insistence I believe I could be solve them. Music could be little better.There are a lot of HOGS but not boring.Be carefull to colect the Fans in some of them.I enjoyed this lovely game and do not hesitate to buy it.
Rated 5 out of 5 by LavaReign from Very good game, and beautiful! I absolutely loved the music and Venetian scenery, even if it was a little gloomy. Giovanni at the store was a nice touch, you can buy things from him to help you in the game. I can't say enough about the beautiful hand painted graphics, and there were plenty of locations to give you a nice view of Venice. I've been there before and it looked familiar to me. There isn't a ton of running back and forth, you will gradually use previous locations less and less. There are a lot of HO scenes, more than I would have liked, however they weren't terrible.. no junk piles, objects weren't replaced after you've found them (yeay!), and the locations were inventive and realistic. The hint system was the typical "nothing to do here" which was aggravating, but besides that it was a very relaxing game.
Rated 5 out of 5 by CARROLANN from Fun game! This is a really neat game, I loved the graphics, the story was interesting, it flowed nicely. HOG's were tougher than usual. I loved the part of this game where you had to use coins and buy clues! Really made the game interesting. The costumes for the ladies were a bit hoakie, but it was not a huge part of the story, so it was ok to overlook. And my favorite part, NO LOCKED DOORS! I am so tired of that in these games, key for this, key for that, I am glad I bought this game!
Rated 5 out of 5 by shortstep from A Fantastic, Twisting, Turning, Hidden Object Game!! One of the best games I've played in my 3 years of Big Fish Club participation. Storyline is a make-sense continuating story. The challenging story makes sense to follow. Vivid colors and items the correct size in relationship to the people help in finding the hidden objects. Completely interesting in every way. More like Mystery of Venice Collector's Edition? Bring them on!!!
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sante001 from Love the Game . . . Great Opportunity to Store Up On CE I don't know where I was when this game came out, but I love it. The storyline is pretty good and the hidden object scenes are graphically well done. I don't know what the standard addition offers, but this, CE offeres the following -- strategy guide, earn extra hints by finding extra fans, and golds coins throughout the game. The mini-games are interesting and not at all difficult. However, you have the option to skip in the casual. Speaking of modes, you have casual and advance modes. I only played 30 minutes and with this price -- $6.99 -- I'm off to purchase.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Firehorse66 from Love Venice and loved this game I always appreciate artistic and a fun variety of puzzles, this game was better than most on this. I loved finding the coins and buying items at the shop, wish they had different shops to purchase or trade different items or clues to where items are hidden... there is so much to expand on that one new feature to the game. Had a good amount of areas to roam around, the areas were fun, and had good variety. The bonus play was good, I would say great if it was a bit longer. Still, I enjoyed it and recommend the CE. But for double the price these developers need to make longer bonus play!
Rated 5 out of 5 by Juju38 from ERS do it again! Absolutely love this game! One of my favourites by far and I've played hundreds!! ERS never fail my delight in playing these games, the graphics are just stunning and the storyline is divine. I just love listening to the characters and the story is a big part of the game and just so beautifully written. I'll never get fed up with these great games. Keep them coming Big Fish.


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However, the first time my husband went to use it, he couldn't get the toast to lower. Now, having used this type of toaster for a large portion of my life, I knew that there was almost no way that the toaster was actually broken. It must have just needed some sort of adjusting. So, I shooed my husband out of the kitchen and I checked out the toaster. After making a tiny adjustment, our toaster now works as good as new. Here is what I did so that you can fix your toaster too!
Place a slice of bread in the one-slice side of the toaster. How does it feel when you put the bread in? Does it feel like (A) there is a lot of tension holding the lowering rack in place? OR does it feel like (B) the lowering rack feels very slack and perhaps it doesn't even come up all the way when it is empty? The answer to this question will determine how you will have to adjust your toaster. In my case, the lowering rack was (A) very tense.
Remove the bread and unplug your toaster. ALWAYS unplug your toaster when you are going to make an adjustment! Turn your toaster onto its side. Open the crumb tray using the tab lever.
See the crumb tray opening tab on the left.
On the center metal piece, between the two slots, you will notice that there is a flat headed screw. This is a tension adjustment screw.
The screw in the very middle is the tension adjustment screw.
If you were (A) experiencing too much tension from the lowering mechanism, you will need to loosen it. Turn the adjustment screw 1/4 turn counter-clockwise. Test out the toaster. If it still isn't working, turn the screw another 1/4 turn counter-clockwise. It worked for me after the first 1/4 turn.
If you were (B) experiencing too much slack from the lowering mechanism, you will need to tighten it. Turn the adjustment screw 1/4 turn clockwise. Test out the toaster. If it still isn't working, turn the screw another 1/4 turn clockwise and then try it again.
Is it working now? I sure hope so! Wasn't that a simple fix? Now you can just relax and enjoy your toast and coffee! But first, leave me a comment below and let me know how it went!
I just love these Sunbeam toasters. I wish they had never stopped making them. If anyone has a T-35 kicking around that they aren't using, send it to me! I'm not even kidding. They are incredibly hard to come by here in Canada. I have only seen one of them in my lifetime!
Just one more pic of my beautiful T-40. Isn't she pretty?


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Language and Literature Studies
"…znana jest u nas zaledwie z imienia…". Polskie XIX-wieczne edycje przekładów Pieśni o Rolandzie
Author(s): Marta M. Kacprzak / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0
The article written by the researcher of classic literature and its reception in the 19th century studies the editions of Polish translations of The Song of Roland which precededthe acclaimed translation by Tadeusz Żeleński (Boy), published several times since 1932.The author delves into the poetic translations authored by Seweryna Duchińska, néeŻochowska (1866) and Lucjan Siemieński (1878), and the prose translation by KazimierzKról (1903). She describes the circumstances surrounding their creation and portraysthe environments in which other Polish translations of The Song of Roland were created,and how they were aiming at particular readers. She analyzes the scholarly, literary andsocial goals of these editions, as well as their translatory, artistic, editorial and ideologicalprinciples. She explores their connection with the development in the 19th century ofknowledge of heroic and chivalric narratives, and considers the cultural significance ofthe chivalric ethos in the Middle Ages and later.
"L'Amor che move il sole e l'altre stelle" ovvero l'italianistica come strumento ausiliare nella letteratura comparata
Author(s): Olga Płaszczewska / Language(s): Italian / Issue: 3/2017
The main purpose of the essay is to discuss the importance of the knowledge of Italian literature and culture for any studies in comparative literature. Firstly, the text shortly presents various directions of the development of the 'Italianate fashion' (travelogues etc). Furthermore, it describes 'intellectual interferences' between Italy and other countries, such as extension of petrarchism or the reception of the Divine Comedy, illustrated with two Polish lectiones Dantis.
›Heilige Scheiße‹. Formen der skatologischen Polemik im literarischen Katholizismus Léon Bloys und Theodor Haeckers
Author(s): Torsten Voß / Language(s): German / Issue: 27/2018
The paper addresses the use of faecal and abusive language as a trope in the religious polemics of literary Catholicism, especially in the works by Léon Bloyand Theodor Haecker. Their dirty talk can be interpreted as a way to add emphasis on their own position in interconfessional discussions, in the opposition to alternative literary programs (naturalism) or in the fight against the ideologies of the 20th century, like materialism, positivism and totalitarism. The images and tropes used can be defined as a reaction against the crisis of signification. Scatology is then the only way to describe different subjects of abjection in an equal way and create a language of intensity in an apocalyptical time.
›Tjam patram‹. Musikalische Poetik beim frühen Brecht
Author(s): Christian Kirchmeier / Language(s): German / Issue: 26/2017
The origins of ›epic theater‹ are often traced back to Brecht's rejection of classical poetics of drama. This article instead tries to show that in his early years, Brecht rather focuses on a poetics of music in order to develop key elements of epic theater. As a medium, music combines three functions of Brecht's theater: (2) It provides an intermittent element that interrupts plot contiguity; (2) It creates a musical semantics that can interfere with literary semantics; (3) It is a medium of an aesthetic perceivable ›gestus‹ that makes it possible to observe the agency of an agent.
『過ぎし年月の物語』における無人称不定形構文の用法
Author(s): Kei Watanabe / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 53/2006
As'ad Dūrākūfītš, al-Ḥanīn ilā al-naṣṣ. Sīra ḏātiyya fikriyya, (Esad Duraković, Žudnja za tekstom. Duhovna autobiografija)
Author(s): Amra Mulović / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 15/2017
Reivew of: As'ad Dūrākūfītš, al-Ḥanīn ilā al-naṣṣ. Sīra ḏātiyya fikriyya, (Esad Duraković, Žudnja za tekstom. Duhovna autobiografija), prijevod na arapski: Ismā'īl Abū al-Bandūra, Wizāra al-ṯaqāfa, al-'Ammān, al-Urdun, 2018, 386 str.
ソ連言語政策史再考
Author(s): Nobuaki Shiokawa / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 46/1999
Hitherto, Soviet language policy was often interpreted to be aimed at "Russification." Although this viewpoint is not entirely groundless, it is often exaggerated and tends to lead to a one-sided picture. It is true that man y non-Russian nationalities in the So viet Union have been, more or less, linguistically russified. But it cannot be denied that some nationalities, especially those with Union republics, have retained their national languages to a fairly high degree. Thus, it is necessary to investigate the language situation more fully on the basis of empirical data.
ブルガリア語の従属節のevidentiality
Author(s): Eleonora Yovkova-Shii / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 53/2006
ボスニア語」の形成
Author(s): Atsushi Saito / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 48/2001
The first orthographical textbook of Bosnian was published in the autumn of 1996. Some minor changes were added to the linguistic elements of Serbo-Croatian in this textbook. Despite its publication, some questions about Bosnian remain unclear. One is whether Bosnian is to be considered a distinct language or it is no more than a new name of Serbo-Croatian. Another is why the new language name does not correspond to the new national name. In this paper I have tried to answer these questions by examining the linguistic, historical, and political background of Bosnian. The paper also reconsiders the role of language in ethnic identity because the case of Bosnian is a rare one: a nation based on religion has tried to create its own language later.
ラトビア語の伝聞法をめぐって
Author(s): Kaishiro Kanno / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 48/2001
ロマン・ヤコブソンのコミュニケーション論 ―― 言語の「転位」 ――
Author(s): Eriko Asazuma / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 56/2009
从跨文化角度看对外汉语教学中的文化教学
Author(s): Lei Fu / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2017
Learning Chinese is a hot trend in the world in recent years. As a second language study, teachers teach not only Chinese language itself, but also Chinese culture. Language and culture are closely related. Language is a part of culture, and culture is represented by language. When students are learning Chinese they need to study Chinese culture too, so they could understand the language background, and communicate in a correct way. This paper analyses the necessity to introduce Chinese culture in the class of teaching Chinese as a second language, on the ground of the cultural differences between Chinese and Western's. Chinese culture is a wide topic, this paper also analyses what kind and how much Chinese cultural knowledge should be introduced in the class. Lastly according to teaching practice the paper suggests four principles that teachers should take when they introduce Chinese culture in the class.
关于孔子学院如何促进中国文学作品小语种翻译和推广的思考
Author(s): Jingbo Dong / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2017
Abstract: Currently there is more and more communication between China and Central-Eastern European countries, among them the translation and promotion of Chinese literature works is a very important aspect. However, the amount of minority language translation of Chinese literature works is relatively small. Therefore, The Confucius Institutions in Central-Eastern European countries should work on the education of translators and readers, cooperation with local publishing houses and writers' associations, organization of Chinese literature promotion activities in order to facilitate the local people to understand China better through reading Chinese literature works.
古期ロシア語の不定形構文があらわすモダリティ研究
Author(s): Kiku Watanabe / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 55/2008
影视材料辅助对外汉语教学立体化的研究
Author(s): Ruohan Wang / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2017
Learning Chinese language is a hot trend in the world recent years. More and more scholars are doing research on this field. This paper analyses the possibility to apply films and television materials to Chinese teaching, from the ground of the theory of Second Language Learning. The teaching practice has showed that it is an effective approach to apply films and televisions materials to listening and speaking classes, writing classes and comprehensive classes.
浅谈汉语国际传播背景下文化活动对海外汉语教学的影响
Author(s): Wei Gao / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2017
This paper analyses the characteristics of cultural activities and the positive impacts of effective cultural activities on Chinese Language's Globalization. Combined with author's Chinese teaching experience on the overseas, this essay puts forward some proposals to conduct effective cultural activities, including improve the comprehensive quality of organizers, strengthening Chinese cultural activities with the integration of local culture, the role of the "top-level design" and so on.
現代ロシアにおける呪術の語り エネルギー、バイオフィールド、インフォメーション、コード、プログラム
Author(s): Junko Fujiwara / Language(s): Japanese / Issue: 51/2004
肯尼斯•伯克新修辞学"同一"理论视角下外宣翻译传播效果研究
Author(s): Yuanxing Dong,Yiran Dong,Si Chen / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2020
Breaking cultural barriers via language to achieve effective communication and understanding, manifesting the national image and enhancing international contacts and cooperation have become the main tasks of international publicity translation (IPT) in the diversified world today. The convergence between IPT, "Identification", and communication provides a new perspective for studying IPT. A novel communication model of IPT is constructed on the basis of the "Lasswell's 5W" model from the perspective of "Identification" in Kenneth Burke's New Rhetoric Theory. By analyzing the communication effects of C-E translation of Premier Li Keqiang's important speeches, this piece of research demonstrates the necessity and possibility of bringing "identification" strategies into IPT activities. After penetrating the factors functioning on communication effects of IPT, strategies such as using "effective replacement of person" and "receiver-friendly expression" are found to serve the purpose of IPT well.
跨文化适应与开展商务汉语教学的对策
Author(s): Tao Long,Dimitar Ivanov,Shimeng Zheng,Siqin Yin / Language(s): Chinese / Issue: 1/2017
This paper redefines the connotation of international business Chinese and expands the teaching object of international business Chinese from business specialists (professionals with business Chinese as occupation) to a wide range of foreign business people who are willing to cooperate with China. And according to the different stages of intercultural adaptation, the corresponding countermeasures are put forward for the teaching of business Chinese. Business people will go through different stages of cultural adaptation, during which the cultural teaching contents and methods should be catered carefully. In the first and second stages of cross-cultural adaptation, China's political, economic, cultural, geographical and other aspects of knowledge can be integrated. To a wide range of foreign business people, teaching them the primary understanding of the basic information, knowledge about China and Chinese business and also basic language ability, which they need first. In the third and fourth stages of intercultural adaptation, in accordance with the requirements of professionals, they should follow the system of in-depth training.


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A Naturalist in the Amazon: The Journals & Writings of Henry Walter Bates
by Henry Walter Bates
Beauitfully presented facsimile reproductions of the drawings and notes of pioneering entomologist Henry Walter Bates documenting his 11-year-long travels in the Amazon in the mid-1850s.
This charming book showcases the two journals produced by entomologist Henry Walter Bates during his groundbreaking travels and discoveries in the Amazon from 1848 to 1859, on which his classic work The Naturalist on the River Amazon, was based. It includes facsimile reproductions of stunning illustrated pages taken from his Amazon journals, as well as an essay describing his travels. The journals reveal how a self-taught naturalist and butterfly enthusiast had a profound impact on the science of evolution.
Bates, a trusted companion of Alfred Russel Wallace, traveled with him to the Amazon in 1848. There he became fascinated by close similarities in appearance between unrelated butterflies, and discovered a scientific phenomenon we now refer to as Batesian mimicry: species that are highly desirable to predators began evolving to look more like other, more toxic species in order to avoid predation.
Bates spent a total of 11 years in the Amazon; when he returned to England, he had collected, by his own estimate, some 14,000 species of insects, of which no less than 8,000 were previously unknown. This beautiful book offers valuable new insight into the scientific implications and findings of Henry Walter Bates's rich and fruitful time in the Amazon, and it is the ideal book for anyone interested in science, scientific history, and science illustrations.
Henry Walter Bates
Henry Walter Bates (1825-1892) was an English naturalist and explorer whose theory on Batesian mimicry provided powerful early support for Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection. His journals documenting this and other important discoveries are held in the collections of the Natural History Museum, London.
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Hans Schreiner ist der Name folgender Personen:

* Hans Schreiner (Fotograf) (1905–1961), deutscher Journalist und Fotograf
 Hans Schreiner (Maler) (1930–2023), deutscher Maler
 Hans Schreiner (Politiker), deutscher Politiker (FWG), Bürgermeister von Bockhorn

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 Hanns Schreiner (1930–2016), deutscher Verwaltungsbeamter


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Every day should start with coffee on the Costa Brava.
The lovely city of Tarragona was one of the places the human towers originated. No human towers today, but I was lucky enough to get free entry to the 1st century roman tower, as the city celebrates Tarraco's 17 years as a World Heritage Site.
Stunning views and just time for a quick sketch of the cathedral before descending through the throngs of roman re-enactors!


Today the church remembers Sarah Josephine Buell Hale, Editor and Prophetic Witness, 1879.
Gracious God, we bless your Name for the vision and witness of Sarah Hale, whose advocacy for the ministry of women helped to support the deaconess movement. Make us grateful for your many blessings, that we may come closer to Christ in our own families; through Jesus Christ our Savior, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.


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