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There's Another Side To Bush Meat That Doesn't Get Much Attention
By Erin Ross
Published November 1, 2016 at 3:29 PM EDT
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A man in the Congo displays two of the mammals he shot for dinner: a greater white-nosed monkey and a baby lowland gorilla.
Conservationists often discuss the fact that hunting bush meat in tropical areas is creating an ecological and public health crisis.
Though there's no tally of how much bush meat is hunted worldwide, a study published this month found that 301 species of mammals are at risk of going extinct from illegal hunting. In the Congo alone, between 1 million and 4.5 million tons of bush meat — wild animals like gorillas and endangered dukiers — are harvested each year. And public health officials warn that diseases like Ebola can jump to humans from contact with the blood and body fluids of wild animals.
But in many areas, overhunting bush meat doesn't just hurt the environment: It hurts the humans who rely on it, too. For a large number of people, particularly in rural central Africa, bush meat can be the primary protein source.
In the Congo, for example, other animal food sources cost money — and most plant sources of protein would need to be farmed, which isn't much of an option due to the rugged terrain.
"There are people who hunt food, share it with their family and neighbors, and when there is some left they sell it for a little money for other food, and things like soap and school fees," says forest ecologist Robert Nasi, who is deputy director of research at the Center for International Forestry research. Nasi says that their methods might be less damaging than the methods of professionals who hunt so they can sell large quantities of bush meat at markets.
These professional hunters are "wildlife strip-mining," says conservation scientist John Fa, a professor at Manchester Metropolitan University in Northwest England.
He says they shoot whatever they can't trap — not only endangering whole species of animals but also depleting the supply of bush meat for those who depend on it as a food source.
In the Congo, bush meat makes up about 2 percent of meals in cities, where it's frequently eaten by choice and sometimes as a luxury. That may not seem like a lot, but urban populations are so high that cities are often the biggest consumers of bush meat. In rural areas, meanwhile, bush meat is often the only source of protein and can make up 60 to 70 percent of meals.
Figuring out what happens to these rural poor once bush meat is gone is the "multimillion dollar question," Fa says. He conducted a study that found that people in the Congo basin who didn't have access to bush meat were more likely to have stunted growth or poor nutrition. Another study in Madagascar found that children who couldn't get bush meat were more likely to have anemia.
"When that wild meat disappears, we know that alternative sources of food just aren't there," says Fa.
The densely forested Congo isn't great for agriculture. Animals like cattle, pigs and chickens don't do well in the jungle, which is dense and harbors diseases that domesticated animals don't have resistance to. It's also expensive to clear areas for farming, and there's resistance from conservationists who worry about deforestation.
Scientists and nonprofit organizations have tried to encourage farming native species with little success. For example, much attention has been paid to attempts to farm grasscutters, large rodents that look like guinea pigs. But these efforts haven't met success in Congo.
"Grasscutters are a pest," says Nasi. "This is like trying to tell people to farm rats. They don't want to."
In Gabon, groups have tried to farm snails. But "a lot of people just don't want to eat snails," says John Poulsen, an assistant professor of tropical ecology at Duke University.
To start farming snails and grasscutters takes a certain amount of initial income that many people in these rural areas don't have. When groups come in and do trials, they use incentives to encourage the farming of these animals and provide the equipment and training to get started. But once the nonprofits leave — and the incentives are gone — it's easier and more cost effective to stop farming and hunt the animals in the forest.
Some researchers say that if the urban bush meat trade in the Congo was stopped, and subsistence hunters only hunted non-endangered species, the meat could be taken sustainably. This means researchers need to collaborate with the villagers. Poulsen has a project in Gabon that trains villagers as citizen scientists who help monitor wildlife around their homes.
Fa works on an even smaller scale — with individual families — to give guidance about which animals might be okay to hunt.
"There's every possibility to change minds when you work with people themselves," he says.
But there's no easy way to stop one type of hunting while protecting the other. Local laws aimed at curbing bush meat harvesting have little impact, in part because they're rarely enforced. Fa hopes that governments will instead target the urban bush meat markets and develop initiatives to reduce bush meat consumption.
"Even if only 2 percent of the food in Kinshasa is bush meat, that's still a hell of a lot of animal coming out of the forest," Fa says.
Corrected: November 1, 2016 at 12:00 AM EDT
A previous version of this story misspelled John Poulsen's last name as Paulsen.
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Hurricane Prohibition Ends in Pennsylvania
By May Wilkerson 10/31/12
The liquor board shut all the state's booze stores for two days, leaving Sandy-stricken residents high and dry.
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Hurricane Sandy may have soaked the tri-state area and beyond with torrential rain and record-breaking floods, but it left Pennsylvania dry for two days, as all 600 of the state's liquor stores were closed down. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which controls the statewide sales of wine and liquor, decided to keep all liquor stores closed in order to "assess the damage from Hurricane Sandy." The monopoly also forbids PA residents from importing booze from neighboring states, in order to save on tax revenues. But of course, hurricanes and booze go hand in hand for many drinkers, forcing those desperately-seeking-booze to break the rules yesterday to obtain alcohol from liquor stores just across the border. "We're open for convenience," said Gary Brady, manager of Canal's Discount Liquor Mart in Pennsauken, Camden County; this store, and others in New Jersey and Delaware, are common destinations for Pennsylvanians hoping to illicitly sneak bootlegged liquor back in to their home state, where the taxes on alcohol are much higher. Most of Pennsylvania's liquor stores have reopened today.
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George Floyd's FENTANYL OVERDOSE – Multiple officer's body cams reveal Floyd saying he was choking and couldn't breathe before he ever hit the ground
by Natural News · Published July 19, 2020 · Updated July 18, 2020
George Floyd's FENTANYL OVERDOSE – Multiple officer's body cams reveal Floyd saying he was choking and couldn't breathe before he ever hit the ground By S.D. Wells for News Targets
The Story Begins To Unfold – Floyd / Chauvin
If you're an investigative journalist, the first piece of evidence you search for after a sensationalized crime is blasted all over the news is video footage, the ultimate "witness." So, even though video footage of George Floyd getting "kneed to death" was available, nowhere to be found was a police body cam, and there were 4 cops on that immediate scene the whole time. Very odd right?… especially after we saw the Atlanta Wendy's cop cam footage from that shooting was released right from the start.
Now, the body cam footage and transcripts from the George Floyd incident are out, and the truth about the way everything really went down is making its way to the surface fast, after being buried by fake news and months of riots that the insane Left calls "peaceful protests." Was it ALL staged?
Did the cops already know Floyd was dying? Why didn't the emergency medical staff test Floyd's vital signsat all, before slinging him onto a stretcher and tossing him in the back of the ambulance? Maybe because he had overdosed on fentanyl and was dying before Derek Chauvin ever put a knee on the back of his neck. In other words, death was imminent for Floyd anyway.
Let's take an inside look at the ultimate whistle-blower in this "crime of the century" – transcripts of those videos from the body cams worn by two of the 4 cops at the scene of George Floyd's fentanyl overdose, where Floyd admits on video, before he ever got thrown to the ground, that he can't breathe, while he's foaming at the mouth from an overdose of one of the most dangerous drugs on Earth, and the most dangerous illegal drug in America.
That's why the media won't show this footage or release these transcripts from the cop cams, ever. Floyd admits to the police during the arrest that he has shoved some Fentanyl up his anus earlier, and that might be how he's overdosing, if it broke open.
Journalism is about seeking the truth, not believing conspiracy theories or parroting some "official narrative"
Yes, the body cam tells a completely different story than what has been "reported" by mainstream media, Black Lives Matter, and every supporter of the fake race war being staged in America right now. This is like having the missing video from the "plane" that supposedly hit the Pentagon on September 11th, 2001. This cop cam video footage is like having the security footage at Sandy Hook Elementary, the day some teenager supposedly shot up a whole school full of kids, but the new security system somehow never captured anything, and nothing was ever released.
Wait, did you forget to ask about the cop body cams, or even think of it? Most people who are not investigative journalists get so overwhelmed by all the other "coverage" that they don't even think to ask. Well, we're asking. That's why, before you ever even start believing or stressing out about some mainstream news scary event, always ask for the video coverage. All of it. If it's not available, you know the story is FAKE, like bad crisis actors and plastic trees.
George Floyd died of a drug overdose when his bloodstream became suddenly flooded with Fentanyl, causing respiratory depression and death from 'Wooden Chest Syndrome'
Did you know that Fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroin, and 100 times more potent than morphine, according to the DEA? It kills more Americans each year than automobile crashes. That's because Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that crosses the blood-brain barrier and binds immediately to opioid receptors, taking effect almost instantaneously. It only takes a little bit of Fentanyl to overdose any human, and that's why George Floyd was complaining he couldn't breathe BEFORE he ever got taken down to the ground by the police officers.
Sure, you can kill someone by putting your knee on the back of their neck for minutes on end while they're face down on the ground, but police body cams reveal there's a whole lot more to this "story," and when the truth comes out, it always stings.
Fentanyl is extremely dangerous because it causes respiratory depression with even the slightest dose, and that's a scientific fact. George Floyd, like a Mexican drug "mule" (human drug transporter) was carrying drugs inside his rectum, in the anal canal, where the baggie must have broken open just before his arrest. That's why he was acting so erratic and desperate, telling the cops he was choking and couldn't breathe right, before he even got out of the car.
Wooden Chest Syndrome occurs when someone takes in Fentanyl intravenously, and the person's chest and abdomen muscles tighten so rigidly that even CPR is rendered useless for saving the person.
Is that why the paramedics did NOT even try CPR on Floyd, because they somehow already knew he had overdosed on Fentanyl, and resuscitation efforts wouldn't even matter?
Transcripts from videos from two Minneapolis police officers (not Chauvin) at the George Floyd death scene had their body cams rolling the whole time, and now the truth is out. Yes, these cameras caught everything, from before Floyd exited his vehicle until his lifeless, overdosed body arrived at the hospital.
Officers Thomas Lane and his partner, J. Alexander Keung, are heard, along with Floyd, discussing his counterfeit $20 bill and the fact that Floyd describes how he was suffering respiratory distress before the cops ever laid a hand on him. This should be alarming to all Americans.
While trying to coax Floyd out of his vehicle, he was acting quite disoriented and not rational at all. This was the first sign that he was overdosing on the world's most dangerous drug. He was not "cooperative" as mainstream media, the Left, and BLM would have us all believe. Floyd admits to using counterfeit money, then begins foaming at the mouth like a dog with rabies. When the officers notice all of this, Floyd tells them that he was "hooping" earlier, which means hiding drugs by inserting them in your rectum, usually in some kind of plastic wrapping. Floyd's drug-induced paranoia began as those deadly drugs broke open and flooded his blood and brain.
On page 22 of the video transcript, Floyd says he can't breathe. He's still standing at this point, and literally asks the cops to put him on the ground. The autopsy report reveals he did in fact have Fentanyl in his blood. It's quite clear now what happened to George Floyd. That's why you always ask for all the videos, especially body cams.
Tune your internet dial to NewsTarget.com for updates on how Black Lives Matter is leading the staged hate crime movement to turn this country over to Communist rule.
Last question: Could actual paramedics have saved George Floyd's life with the anecdotal drug for Fentanyl called Narcan? There's a reason why the crisis actors shoved Floyd into the ambulance without checking his vital signs. Keep digging.
Take a look at a typical Fentanyl overdose victim here and what actual EMT's do at a scene before tossing a body into an ambulance that was seemingly alive just moments before they arrive.
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Snapchat third-most used app among millennials, ahead of Twitter and Pinterest
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Published: August 12th, 2014
Among the millennial set, Snapchat has become the third-most used mobile app, after Facebook and Instagram – perhaps silencing any of the doubters who felt the ephemeral messaging app was just a trend, according to a comScore Inc. report released Aug. 8.
The report found Snapchat has now reached 32.9 per cent smartphone penetration among those aged 18 to 34 living in the U.S. Instagram has hit about 43.1 per cent penetration, while Facebook has a whopping 75.6 per cent hold on this demographic. This puts Snapchat ahead of Twitter and Pinterest, not to mention Google+, Vine, and a host of other social networks.
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Yet what's especially interesting about Snapchat is just how quickly it rose to prominence, writes Andrew Lipsman, comScore's vice-president of marketing and insights, in a blog post.
"Back in November, Snapchat's audience penetration among smartphone-using adults was 12.1 per cent, which is a respectable number indicative of a company with serious potential but that has not necessarily reached critical mass within the broader population," he noted, adding that when Facebook and Myspace came along, they only saw user growth start building momentum once they hit the 15 to 20 per cent market penetration benchmark.
2 surprising charts that show high school students don't read BuzzFeed as much as you think
The attempts of an older generation to understand the way younger people use technology is often a fruitless and confounding exercise, but thanks to a fairly comprehensive survey conducted by Niche of 7,000 high
Published on: June 24th, 2014 Brian Jackson	@brianjjackson
Snapchat's breach of trust: What's the big deal?
Easily one of the most addictive time wasters ever to emerge from Silicon Valley, Snapchat has grown by leaps and bounds over the past two years. Yet for anyone watching this juggernaut from
Published on: January 3rd, 2014 Claudiu Popa	@datarisk
"Deeper analysis on Snapchat data also showed that within certain predictive segments of the population – specifically among 18-24 year olds – Snapchat was already well past the typical critical mass threshold and accelerating rapidly."
There are a couple of things to pick up from this news – one of them being that this may validate Snapchat's founders. In November 2013, Facebook approached Snapchat with an acquisition offer of $3 billion. For two twenty-somethings just building their own social network, it was generally expected they'd accept, and yet they didn't. Now, with Snapchat's user count really taking off, it seems that decision wasn't as crazy as it initially seemed.
Yet there is another takeaway here for marketers. Whether or not your brand or business caters to millennials, it's important to know where your audience is and where its interests lie. For example, it may have been easy to dismiss Snapchat out of hand, especially as the idea of sending images that disappear may have seemed too novel to work.
Maybe we'll see Yo's user base reach critical mass next…
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September 26, 2014 by Kiko Martinez
George (Alfred Molina) and Ben (John Lithgow) tie the knot in Manhattan in "Love is Strange."
Starring: John Lithgow, Alfred Molina, Marisa Tomei
Directed by: Ira Sachs ("Keep the Lights On")
Written by: Ira Sachs ("Keep the Lights On") and Mauricio Zacharias ("Keep the Lights On")
It's difficult not to find "Love is Strange" likeable despite its many flaws. Anchored by moving and understated performances by Oscar nominee John Lithgow ("Terms of Endearment") and Alfred Molina ("Frida"), it's the kind of film that demands respect, especially since it's filling a void in LGBT cinema where stories tend to be more about a younger generation and their struggles to find or confront their sexual identity. When is the last time you saw a love story between two men around the age of 65-70? Unless we're talking about smaller documentaries like "Before You Know It," "Gen Silent," or "88 Years in the Closet," it's extremely rare. Even when actor Christopher Plummer won an Oscar for playing a gay octogenarian in the 2010 comedy/drama "Beginners," the lover he chose was much younger. With that said, "Love is Strange" breaks some important barriers, but not without writing itself into some messy scenarios that feel way more complicated than they had to be.
The film opens with Ben (Lithgow) and George (Molina), two older gentlemen dressed to the nines, walking through the streets of Manhattan as if they were going to a nearby café to have a cup of coffee like it was any other morning. This is far from any other morning, however. This is Ben and George's wedding day. After a nearly 40-year relationship, the couple has decided to make it official. Their joy is short-lived, however, when George, a music teacher at an Archdiocese-run school, is fired from his position since his marriage violates the Christian Witness Statement he signed when he was hired. Now on an extremely fixed income, Ben and George are forced to sell their apartment and temporarily sleep under different roofs until they can find a new home (none of their family or friends who live in the city can accommodate both men, a plot point that is hard to swallow, but important to the overall narrative). With Ben staying with his nephew and his family (Marisa Tomei plays the overly annoyed wife) and George staying with younger gay friends, the two men must do something they've never had to do during their entire relationship: live apart.
"Love is Strange" is best when Lithgow and Molina share the screen. Of course, this only takes place a handful of times during the film since their situation keeps them separated. When the two talk about their lives and the sometimes painful past, it's a beautiful way to show just how comfortable and sensible 40 years of companionship has molded their relationship. Ben and George have known for a long time that they work better as a couple. Director/co-writer Ira Sachs ("Keep the Lights On") makes sure audiences can feel that security and compassion when they interact.
Where "Love is Strange" struggles is in the secondary family story it tries so desperately to fit into Ben and George's difficult circumstance. It's especially true with Lithgow who somehow ends up becoming a burden on his nephew's wife and their teenage son. The fact that everyone gets so aggravated so quickly rings immensely false. It's almost as if Sachs and co-writer Mauricio Zacharias felt they had to impose some sort of conflict to make the film find another emotional layer it could've easily done without (or done without the exaggeration).
Lithgow and Molina's chemistry, however, is all the emotion "Love is Strange" needs. The deeper Sachs and Zacharias could've delved into that touching story and focused more on the quieter moments, the more the film would've felt true to form.
Grade: B-
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More dogs die from the side effects of worming products than from having worms!
Stop overwhelming your dogs immune systems with toxic flea and worm treatments that simply are not necessary. Don't treat prophylactically, it is totally unnecessary other than to generate profits for ruthless large corporations, vets and pet shops.
Bravecto is a fairly new product to the market which is being heavily promoted for the control of parasites such as fleas and ticks. This product is being dished out like smarties by vets in many countries to unsuspecting dog owners who are not informed of the serious side effects that are associated with this product.
Bravecto is a neurotoxin that stays in the dog's system for 3 months, the side effects may be cumulative.
There are many simple natural remedies for preventing and treating parasites without having to put your dog's life at risk.
Garlic - your greatest ally in the fight against parasites.
The addition of garlic to your dog's diet will protect your pets because, like vampires, nasty little parasites hate garlic!! If you can, use fresh organic garlic crushed into their food, a single clove or less for a smaller dog is enough to get rid of nasties. If you don't want to use fresh, a daily dose of a 500mg capsule will work too.
Some people think garlic is poisonous for dogs but that is not true. Read more - Garlic For Dogs: Poison Or Medicine?
Now, this little devil is worth a special mention as he is a persistent little devil and difficult to get rid of. We have experienced 2 severe attacks of mange which we put down to rural living and foxes roaming around our land. Mange is not nice and very uncomfortable for any dog infested with these nasty creatures.
In the most severely affected we even resorted to using toxic Advocat but it didn't work so we felt guilty about using such poisons and resorted to finding a safer and more effective remedy.
This is what has worked for us, a combination of natural remedies.
Pick a handful of lavender or use dried, put it into a saucepan and fill it with water (about three quarters full), boil it for 20 minutes and then leave it to cool. Add two large sliced lemons and leave the mixture overnight to infuse. In the morning put the mixture through a sieve and drain, put the fluid into a spray bottle then spray a fine mist against the grain of the coat every two days. As a prophylactic measure against fleas, ticks or mites this mixture should be used twice a week.
Note: DO NOT USE ANY LAVENDER OIL as this can catch on fire when heated and also can burn the skin when applied especially in hot weather.
This gorgeous smelling fluid can also be sprayed around the house without fear of any chemicals hurting you or your pets. Another bonus is that it is also a fantastic natural air freshener plus your pets smell nice too!
Hydrogen Peroxide and Borax spray.
The treatment requires 500 cc's of 3% hydrogen peroxide diluted in 1000 cc of water. After you have mixed the water and H2O2, add the borax. Measure 3 heaping tablespoons of borax into your hydrogen-water solution and stir until the borax is dissolved. We find it's better to boil some of the water to dissolve the borax more easily otherwise you will clog your spray.
After you have created the solution, use it to rinse the animal several times. You need to soak the dog entirely, even in areas unaffected by mange. Soak the animal several times and keep it wet for a period of time. You can use a bucket or even a heavy sprayer bottle to apply the solution, but be sure to thoroughly cleanse the dog's fur and repeat the treatment multiple times. Again, do not rinse the dog's fur with water and do not pat the animal dry after applying the solution, as both of these limit the solution's efficacy.
You can use this solution for spraying over carpets and bedding although the lavender mix is nicer.
Another natural inexpensive remedy which can be used internally and externally for parasite control. It has many other health benefits which you can discover on internet searches. For fleas, you dust your dog down and for worms, you put a tablespoon in their food every day - teaspoon for small dogs.
Diatomaceous Earth can eliminate roundworms, whipworms, pinworms, and hookworms within seven days of being fed daily. To be most effective, Diatomaceous Earth should be fed for at least 30 days, to catch all newly hatching eggs or the cycling of the worms through the lungs and back to the stomach. DE should also be used to dust down infected bedding and carpets etc.
DE is a detox agent that will aid digestion and cleanse the colon. Scientific studies have shown that DE absorbs methyl mercury, e-Coli, endotoxins, viruses, organophosphate pesticide residues, drug residues, and protein, possibly even the proteinaceous toxins produced by some intestinal infections.
Sprinkle some on your breakfast cereal - yes it's safe for us humans as well and has many beneficial effects. if you speak to Helen at Natural Feed Fertilisers, she is happy to give you advice.
These magic seeds have been used for centuries to treat parasites in humans and recently it was discovered that they are an effective deworming agent against tapeworms and other parasitic nasties in dogs.
These amazing little green gems contain the amino acid called cucurbitacin, which paralyses and eliminates the worms from the digestive tract. As a bonus, these seeds are loaded with protein, amino acids, fibre, iron, copper, phosphorus and magnesium, calcium, zinc, potassium, folic acid and niacin. These are all important nutrients for yours and your pet's health.
To administer the seeds you need to put them in a grinder and then give 1/4 teaspoon per ten pounds of body weight (1tsp per 18kg) once or twice a day until your pooch is rid of the parasites.
I first used Vermex when I acquired some ex-battery hens and I was told that I needed to worm them from time to time. I wanted to find something natural and safe since we give their eggs to our dogs to eat so I didn't want to use anything toxic. Vermex is in my opinion rather expensive and there are much cheaper natural alternatives.
This old-fashioned remedy has so many uses, it really is a magic potion. On this page, we will just discuss the benefits of ACV for the treatment of parasites.
Parasites such as fleas, ticks mosquitoes and worms do not do well in an environment that is not supportive of their life and reproductive requirements. Such parasites do not like acidic environments. ACV is acidic and therefore not an attractive substance for these parasites.
A tablespoon of ACV in your dog's food or water daily will deter parasites.
Externally you can wet down your dog with a mixture of 1 tablespoon ACV for every pint of water. Don't dry your dog, just let him shake.
Raw ACV has many other beneficial effects and can be used for ear infections, to aid digestion and to improve skin and fur.
Bill No Mates made by CSJ is an aromatic mixture of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm which you simply sprinkle over your dog's food every day. It will repel lodgers and it leaves the skin and coat in great condition.
It is a natural product which can take up to 6 weeks to be fully effective so it's a good idea given its benefits, to give to your dog all year round. It is very economical to use - there is a measuring scoop in the tub.
We have tried Bill No Mates tincture as well but we prefer the dried herb as it is easier to use and more economical.
Check out the many other health benefits that MSM has and not just for your pets, it's good for you too. Both our pets and us are likely to be deficient in MSM because depleted soils have significantly lowered the mineral contents in foods overall. Processing foods will further reduce mineral content.
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Q: Searching for items from char-separated text field in MySQL I am building an application based on MySQL that allows users to search for some facilities. The facilities are stored in one TEXT column and they are represented as "|"-separated field. Here is the example:
1|2|3|5|6|10|11|12|13|15|17|18|20|21|27|29|30|31|3...

Do you have any idea how I can implement efficient searching for facilities in MySQL? Let's assume that we need to retrieve all rows that "contain" facilities 1, 2 and 15, what would be the query/method? I was trying to use Full-Text indexes but without any luck.

A: There is no way to search a symbol-separated string for a given value efficiently.
The best way to improve efficiency in SQL is to use indexes, but you can't use indexes to help find substrings.
The best way to optimize your scenario is to create a child table with a single indexed INT column, and store each of your numeric values on a separate row.  Then you can search it efficiently with the aid of the index.
See also my answer to Is storing a comma separated list in a database column really that bad?
Regarding matching multiple facilities when they're stored on separate rows, I've added the sql-match-all tag which is used on Stack Overflow for that type of problem.  It comes up frequently, and there are lots of good answers already.  Click the tag to find them.

A: You could use the FIND_IN_SET() function. However, this only works on comma-separated lists, so you'd have to pre-process your fields:
SELECT ... WHERE FIND_IN_SET('something', STR_REPLACE(your_text_field, '|', ','));

Performance will probably be pretty crappy, since you'll be doing your searching on derived fields, which precludes using indexes. You'd be better off normalizing the design, and splitting those values into a child table.

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On Wednesday, March 20th, the U.S. Court of Appeals revived Maxima Acuña Atalaya and her family's case against Newmont Mining Company.
The family sued Newmont in the United States for abuse at the hands of the company's security forces. The lower court had dismissed the case, saying it should be heard in Peru. The Appeals Court reversed that decision on Wednesday.
"Because of this decision, we are excited and full of hope. We have faith that sooner or later, there is going to be justice for us. We have always said we would knock on all the courthouse doors necessary in order to get justice; this brings us one step closer to the day when justice is finally done." -Plaintiff Ysidora Chaupe-Acuña.
Washington, D.C., March 21, 2019 –Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit revived Máxima Acuña Atalaya de Chaupe and her family's case against the U.S.-based Newmont Mining Company. The family of subsistence farmers sued Newmont in the United States for abuse at the hands of the company's security forces. The lower court had dismissed the case, saying it should be heard in Peru. The Appeals Court reversed that decision.
"Because of this decision, we are excited and full of hope. We have faith that sooner or later, there is going to be justice for us. We have always said we would knock on all the courthouse doors necessary in order to get justice; this brings us one step closer to the day when justice is finally done," said plaintiff Ysidora Chaupe-Acuña, who is represented in the case by EarthRights International.
Máxima Acuña de Chaupe has been fighting for years to save her land and her community. Newmont Mining is determined to destroy both for a massive, open-pit gold mine — which would drain four mountain lakes in an arid farming region. The Chaupe's allege that Newmont's security forces have repeatedly harassed and physically abused Máxima and her family, destroyed her home, and killed her animals in an attempt to force them off their land to expand their mining operations.
"Newmont knows as well as anyone that the Chaupes will not get a fair hearing in Peru and that the Peruvian courts have already utterly failed to protect them. That is why Newmont wants to send the Chaupes' case to Peru. We welcome the Third Circuit's decision requiring the District Court to rethink the adequacy of the Peruvian courts," said EarthRights International Attorney Marissa Vahlsing.
Citing evidence of corruption in Peruvian courts, including the recent state of emergency in the Peruvian Judiciary and evidence of past corruption in proceedings involving Newmont, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacated the District Court of Delaware's decision. Noting that "these developments may bear on the District Court's conclusions about the Peruvian judiciary's impartiality," the appellate court instructed the lower court to reconsider the evidence of corruption and render a new opinion on whether Defendants had proven Peruvian courts would give the Chaupes a fair hearing.
In the fall of 2017, Newmont filed a Forum Non Conveniens motion, arguing that the case should be heard in Peru, not the United States, claiming it is inconvenient for them to litigate the case in Delaware even though that is where they are incorporated. The Chaupe family and their lawyers at EarthRights International opposed sending the case to Peru, arguing that the Chaupes are unlikely to get a fair trial in Peru, given Newmont's corruption of local courts there.
In April 2018, the District Court in Delaware agreed to send the case to Peru, concluding that—notwithstanding the Chaupes "troubling" allegations of corruption—Peru was an adequate alternative forum for their case. Yesterday, the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and vacated that decision and ordered the Delaware federal to reconsider its determination that Máxima Acuña Atalaya and her family's case against Newmont Mining Corporation should be heard in Peru — not Delaware, where Newmont is incorporated.
The Chaupes are subsistence farmers who reside in the rural highlands of Cajamarca, Peru. They have cultivated crops and raised livestock on a plot of land known as Tragadero Grande for over 20 years.
Since 2011, Newmont Mining Corporation, a U.S. company and one of the world's largest gold producers, has led a campaign of harassment and abuse against the Chaupe family intended to force them off their land and to pave the way for a new open pit gold mine. The proposed "Conga" mine would be one of the largest in Latin America. After the Peruvian authorities failed to protect the Chaupes from physical and psychological abuse at the hands of Newmont's security personnel, the Chaupes filed a lawsuit against Newmont in U.S. federal court in September 2017. The Chaupes sought an injunction asking Newmont to refrain from the abuse and reparations for the harm they have endured.
The lawsuit seeks to stop a pattern of harassment and physical abuse that the Chaupe family has suffered at the hands of security personnel working for Newmont and its corporate affiliates.
The case is Acuna-Atalaya v. Newmont Mining Corp., No. 17-cv-01315-GAM in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. It is case No. 18-2042 before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. In addition to EarthRights International, the plaintiffs are represented by Delaware pro bono attorney Misty Seemans.
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Student health and wellbeing within higher education has been documented as poor in relation to the general population. This is a particular problem among students at music conservatoires, who are studying within a unique educational context that is known to generate both physical and psychological challenges. This article examines how conservatoire students experience health and wellbeing within their institutional context, using a framework from health promotion to focus attention on perceived enablers and barriers to optimal health in relation to three levels: lifestyle, support services, and conservatoire environment. In order to respond to the individuality of students' experiences, a qualitative approach was taken based on semi-structured interviews with 20 current or recent conservatoire students in the United Kingdom. Thematic analysis revealed a complex set of enablers and barriers: (i) lifestyle enablers included value placed on the importance of optimal health and wellbeing for musicians and daily practices to enable this; lifestyle barriers included struggling to maintain healthy lifestyles within the context of musical practice and learning; (ii) support enablers included accessible support sources within and beyond the conservatoire; support barriers included a perceived lack of availability or awareness of appropriate support; (iii) environmental enablers included positive and enjoyable experiences of performance as well as strong relationships and communities; environmental barriers included experiences of comparison and competition, pressure and stress, challenges with negative performance feedback, psychological distress, and perceived overwork. The findings reveal a need for health promotion to focus not only on individuals but also on the daily practices and routines of conservatoires. Additionally, they suggest that continued work is required to embed health and wellbeing support as an integral component of conservatoire education, raising awareness so that all students are fully informed of where, and how, to seek the information or help that they may need. Finally, they indicate a need for more radical scrutiny of the cultures of conservatoires and an assessment of how these can be modified to best optimize students' health and wellbeing.


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Q: Unexpected behaviour doing ordered insertion in array in Prolog I need to implement a queue using an array that needs to be sorted ascendently. Every item is a node of a graph, that I'm exploring using A* algorithm, that is:
nodo(S, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S)

where S is the identifier of the node, ListaAzioniPerS the path to reach that node, C is the cost till here, S is its heuristic. I need to order them by the sum of C+S that i called F
To do that I'm trying to make ordered insertions through this code:
orderedInsert(X, [], [X]).
orderedInsert(nodo(S, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S),
              [nodo(S1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest],
              [nodo(S, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S), nodo(S1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest]) :-
  F is C + S,
  F1 is C1 + S1,
  F < F1,
  !.
%orderedInsert(nodo(S, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S),
%              [nodo(S1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest],
%       [nodo(S, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S), nodo(S1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest]) :-
%  F is C + S,
%  F1 is C1 + S1,
%  F == F1,
%  C < C1,
%  !.
orderedInsert(X, [Y|Rest0], [Y|Rest]) :-
  orderedInsert(X, Rest0, Rest).

(there is a commented part that takes in exam the case where F==F1 and so it would them order by C, but since I'm already messed up i just commented it)
Now, for some reason even if i call orderedInsert/3 with the second parameter a nonempty list, it matches only with the first functor!
But that's not all, the result is always an append at the end of the list...
Here a simple example from this line orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], X).
[trace] 7 ?- orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], X).
 * Call: (8) orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], _2026) ? creep
   Call: (9) length([nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], 0) ? creep
   Fail: (9) length([nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], 0) ? creep
 * Redo: (8) orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], _2026) ? creep
 * Call: (9) orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [], _2278) ? creep
   Call: (10) length([], 0) ? creep
   Exit: (10) length([], 0) ? creep
 * Exit: (9) orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [], [nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1)]) ? creep
 * Exit: (8) orderedInsert(nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1), [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1)], [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1), nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1)]) ? creep
X = [nodo(nodo2, listaAzioniPerS1, 2, 1), nodo(nodo1, listaAzioniPerS, 1, 1)] .

Tracing though the execution did not helped me at all (actually it made me wonder if I have understood prolog at all).
Any idea where I'm wrong?
Using SWI Prolog.

A: Your problem is the duplicated usage of variables S and S1.
You can change them - for instance - to
orderedInsert(nodo(N, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S),
              [nodo(N1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest],
              [nodo(N, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S), nodo(N1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest]) :-
  F is C + S,
  F1 is C1 + S1,
  F < F1,
  !.

and your code will work. BTW, you can reduce a bit the clutter:
orderedInsert(nodo(N, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S),
              [nodo(N1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest],
              [nodo(N, ListaAzioniPerS, C, S), nodo(N1, ListaAzioniPerS1, C1, S1)|Rest]) :-
  C + S < C1 + S1,
  !.


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You mean once per fight? I do have third party cookies available and I want it off ALWAYS. Is this possible?
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This study assessed the biodiversity of sponges within the Integrated Marine and Coastal Regionalisation for Australia (IMCRA) bioregions of the Pilbara using datasets amalgamated from the Western Australian Museum and the Atlas of Living Australia. The Pilbara accounts for a total of 1164 Linnean and morphospecies. A high level of "apparent endemism" was recorded with 78% of species found in only one of six bioregions, with less than 10% confirmed as widely distributed. The Ningaloo, Pilbara Nearshore and Pilbara Offshore bioregions are biodiversity hotspots (>250 species) and are recognised as having the highest conservation value, followed by North West Shelf containing 232 species. Species compositions differed between bioregions, with those that are less spatially separated sharing more species. Notably, the NorthWest Province bioregion (110 species) exhibited the most distinct species composition, highlighting it as a unique habitat within the Pilbara. While sponge biodiversity is apparently high, incomplete sampling effort for the region was identified, with only two sampling events recorded for the Central West Transition bioregion. Furthermore, only 15% of records in the dataset are presently described (Linnean) species, highlighting the continuing need for taxonomic expertise for the conservation and management of marine biodiversity resources.


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Макси́м Йо́сипович Грисьо́ ( 14 травня 1996, Чишки, Пустомитівський район, Львівська область, Україна) — український футболіст, лівий вінгер «Львова».

Життєпис

Ранні роки
Футболом розпочав займатися в юнацькій команді рідного села Чишки, де його першим тренером був Роман Галун. Потім займався у школах «Руху» (Винники) та «Львова», де 2 роки тренувався під керівництвом Миколи Зайця, і вже звідти перейшов у ДЮСШ львівських «Карпат», де його наставником був Роман Гнатів. Із 2009 по 2013 рік провів у чемпіонаті ДЮФЛ 76 матчів, забивши 20 голів.

Клубна кар'єра
24 липня 2013 року дебютував у юнацькій (U-19) команді «левів» у домашньому поєдинку з київським «Динамо». За молодіжну (U-21) команду дебютував 26 липня 2014 року у виїзному матчі проти ужгородської «Говерли». У складі команди U-19 двічі ставав бронзовим призером чемпіонату в сезонах 2013/14 та 2014/15.

23 липня 2016 року дебютував у Прем'єр-лізі у виїзній грі проти кам'янської «Сталі», вийшовши у стартовому складі. На початку другого тайму зустрічі навіть мав нагоду забити свій перший гол за основу, але тоді цього не сталося. Проте вже 7 серпня того ж року Грисьо таки забив свій перший м'яч за головну команду «зелено-білих» на 25-й хвилині виїзного матчу проти полтавської «Ворскли». Цей гол Максим присвятив своїй дівчині, із якою на той момент зустрічався вже два роки.

В серпні 2017 року став гравцем «Руху» з Винник, підписавши орендну угоду, де провів два сезони, після чого повернувся до «Карпат», за які так більше і не зіграв і 24 січня 2020 року за взаємною згодою контракт із львівським клубом був розірваний.

У другій половині сезону 2019/20 зіграв два матчі у чемпіонаті і один у плей-оф за збереження прописки за першолігову «Черкащину», втім команда таки вилетіла до Другої ліги, але сам гравець навпаки пішов на підвищення, у Прем'єр-лігу, ставши на початку вересня 2020 року гравцем «Львова».

Збірна
Наприкінці серпня 2016 року був викликаний Олександром Головком до лав юнацької збірної України U-20 на навчально-тренувальний збір, а вже 5 вересня того ж року дебютував у її складі в товариському матчі з командою Естонії U-23. Наприкінці вересня 2016 року знову був викликаний до збірної U-20 і 6 жовтня взяв участь у товариському поєдинку з молодіжною збірною Польщі. На початку листопада того ж року вперше був викликаний до лав молодіжної збірної, але тренувався за індивідуальною програмою.

Статистика
Статистичні дані наведено станом на 11 грудня 2016 року

Родина
Максим є далеким родичем функціонера Ярослава Грися.

Примітки

Посилання

Уродженці Чишків (Пустомитівський район)
Українські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної України з футболу
Футболісти «Карпат» (Львів)
Футболісти «Руху» (Львів)
Футболісти «Черкащини»
Футболісти «Львова»


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Thomas H. Cahill, honorary secretary of the U. S. F. A., is the authority accredited with intimating that the Bethlehem F. C. may enjoy a trip to South American. Although it is known that the local management has received an invitation from Argentina, it is likewise practically understood that no cognizance would be taken of the invite and the honor would be referred to some other American team, Paterson, for instance, winners of the National challenge cup, as the most appropriate tourists. IF Bethlehem is considering the proposition, the management must have undergone a change of heart. However, it is believed that the reference made to the trip by Mr. Cahill might be a bit far fetched and possibly exaggerated in inspiring a greater interest in the important games to be played before the Steel Workers, close their American League schedule. One series of games, however, that would be welcomed would be a clash with the Arden, Pa., eleven for the State championship. The latter made overtures for the series but since Bethlehem has expressed a willingness, it is understood no further word has been received. On a basis off comparative scores, Bethlehem would be favored for the title and here is how it is figured out. Sculling F. C. defeated Arden and Paterson F. C. played rings around Scullins, although held to a two score deadlock. Scullins then forfeited the National Cup trophy. Bethlehem in league contests has taken the measure of Paterson so that the final summing up would reveal Bethlehem even a bit better than the cup winners.<


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