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I Think We've Got A Lead…
January 14th, 2006 by Ben Goldacre in adverts, bad science, Hi-Fi, references, statistics, very basic science | 113 Comments »
Ok, hold on to your girlfriends, because this time we get seriously geeky. Last week we were talking about hi-fi company Russ Andrews, and their £30 power cable, which they reckon will improve the sound of your stereo. It's not a speaker cable, or a even a posh cable connecting your CD player to your amp. It's a power cable, from the wall socket to your hi-fi, a bit like a kettle lead.
I expressed doubts that this would do much good. It turned out it was just the tip of the power lead iceberg. Russ Andrews have another one for £140. Stone Audio will sell you the "Super Mains 25 HARDLINK Polished Rhodium Plated UK 13A Supergrip Plug" for £150. And Cheshire Audio will sell you the "Experience Mains 32a – possibly the ultimate mains lead" for a modest £470, although they don't make any specific claims about sound quality.
Now, interestingly, since last week, Russ Andrews have written in to explain how they believe their cable will filter out radio interference in the power supply, and so improve the sound of your stereo. Pay attention. They say their power cable has "a woven profile which takes advantage of the known effect of capacitive RFI cancellation of crossing wires, with the longer the cable and the more crossings in the weave, the more cancellation".
Basically, what they are saying is, that the twists in the cable mean it acts like an electronic component called a capacitor. There is a geeky explanation for why this might filter out radio frequencies (to keep the pedants happy) and a simpler one (for those of you with a sex life).
The geeks' explanation, which I honestly suggest you ignore, is this: a capacitor will allow higher frequencies, like radio frequencies, to pass through it, and go to ground. That is, it will "short them out", take them off out of the cable, but will not affect the lower frequencies. I'd love to explain more about the fascinating subject of "capacitative reactance" to you on the news pages of a national newspaper, but I'd get the sack, and they'd probably give my job to the person who writes Ask Emma.
So here is a simpler explanation. You could think of this system as being a bit like suspension on a car: small, quick, one-inch-tall bumps will get filtered out by the springs in your suspension; but when you drive over a 200-yard-long one-inch-tall platform, your car does lift up into the air by an inch, while you're driving over it.
The radio frequency interference can be thought of as very quick small bumps in the electricity supply, maybe a million little bumps every second, which a capacitor could filter out; but the mains supply also has big wide humps going up and down very slowly, only 50 times every second (the "50Hz" of the mains supply), which are necessary for your equipment to work, but which the capacitor won't be able to affect, because they're going up and down too slowly.
That's the theory. But there are two problems with this. First, the people selling these cables are hardly the first people to notice that radio frequency interference in the mains power might mess up the sound of your hi-fi, so the power supply in your equipment will be chock full of all kinds of deliberate tricks to filter it out, and they are a lot better than a Boy Scout improvised capacitor made from a twisted bit of wire.
Then there is the most important issue. Forget the theory, however damning: can anyone hear a difference? I don't mean, can you "hear" it when you know how much it costs, and you know you're using it, and you know what you ought to hear.
No. What I want to know is: can you tell the difference between a £400 cable, a £30 cable, and a £1.50 cable, if you don't know which one is being used at the time? That is a double blind trial. That is what I plan to do, and I need hi-fi reviewers and pedlars: so far I have two promises, but I need more. It will take an afternoon, but it will be worth it, and I'll make sure it gets published somewhere. And if nobody volunteers I shall start choosing subjects myself. My email address is below.
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Tom said,
Will any sort of test ever be undertaken? If I was spending hundreds on a power cable I think I'd like to see some major improvements in sound quality, surely even a flawed test would reveal this.
Nick P said,
> If I was spending hundreds on a power cable I think I'd like to see some major
> improvements in sound quality
Quite agree!
> surely even a flawed test would reveal this.
The methodology proposed – make "with" and "without" recordings & distribute then for us to assess – is fraught with assumptions and introduces uncontrolled variables.
Just some of the pitfalls:
– Recordings will be made from source or pre-amplifier stage; suppose the biggest effect is at the power amplifier stage? That part of the sound reproduction chain won't figure in the trial.
– How will we know that the recording apparatus is capable of reproducing the difference between a $10 radio and a top-notch hi-fi? Between hi-fis of different quality? Until the whole recording process is calibrated, it's useless.
– On what will the recordings be played? If we're recording from a high-quality source, will a low-quality reproducer – a computer's sound system – be capable of reproducing any differences?
– Will the recordings be made to the highest possible quality? Bit rate? Compression?
If the apparatus ain't up to it, the experiment is _worthless_. A flawed experiment, by definition, reveals nothing: if the uncertainties in the measurements are as big as they would be in this case, _all_ apparent differences disappear once the error analysis is complete (sample "A" measured 10, +/-25; sample "B" measured 15, +/-25; result? No _significant_ difference)
El_Cid said,
One question for the studio engineers (past & present) who have posted here:
In an earlier post I raised the question not just of whether or not these different cables etc. changed the sounds being reproduced, but whether or not changing the sounds being is even desirable.
Again, if the studio engineers recording the actual mix decide what it is which we will hear in the final, recorded, and purchaseable recording (CD, LP, whatever)…
…wouldn't we want to exactly reproduce what it was they were mixing?
For example, if the studio engineers didn't use such and such a power cable or speaker wire or interconnect, why would a listener to the recorded object want to do so and change the result?
Do I really want to bring something out of the sound which the engineers didn't want? Say, the volume of the air conditioning in the room? Etc.
And doesn't this obsession with the realism of the audio reproduction then lead directly to the goal of owning in your home exactly the same equipment which the studio engineers used?
Which is to say, again: if the tweaker community's claims of cable / speaker wire / interconnect effects are granted, aren't these effects actually undesirable?
Steve Hill said,
I run a commercial recording studio. I can listen to recordings through half a dozen different sets of speakers and amplifiers ranging from "grot boxes" (to check stuff sounds passable on e.g. a cheap ghetto blaster) to the somewhat esoteric. I listen in an acoustically treated monitoring environment designed to give the best possible stereo image.
In the recording process sound travels through a variety of bits of equipment (mixers, guitar amplifiers, compressors, equalisers, reverb units, computers etc) all of which have main supplies. Some high-end (valve) microphones also have mains leads.
These are all "ordinary" kettle leads. If I used anything else it would not make the blindest bit of difference to the recorded sound.
Almost everybody I know in the industry would say the same. I know of a couple of people through internet forums who would defend the Russ Andrews £30 leads, as serving a useful purpose (they do work; they are not going to add to your noise problems) and in fairness you can also buy "better" kettle leads at Maplin. But I know no-one in the industry who would go further upmarket [e.g. to "Valhalla" mains leads costing $1,750 and which claim to actually speed up the flow of electricity to your amplifier!!!]
I would be interested in getting involved in the projected test should it ever happen.
Non-Dr Tim said,
Yes, true, but if you place a glass of French carbonated mineral water, precisely equidistant, between your speakers (must be French and carbonated – the English flat stuff is no good and the Italian stuff causes sub-molecular interference) then you'll achieve the same effect as Rhodium plated power leads for a much lower outlay. You have to replace it every day 'tho, and a slice of lemon and some ice helps ;-).
tringo said,
I agree with the basic premise of this article, but there's a glaring error which no-one seems to have pointed out:
"…(the "50Hz" of the mains supply), which are necessary for your equipment to work…"
Amplifiers and most electronic equipment (there's bound to be an exception somwhere) uses DC (direct current), not AC (alternating current). The electricity supplied from the mains will be rectified – converted from AC to DC – in the power supply of the amp, and then, yes, smoothed by a series of capacitors. The point being your equipment does not need AC to work!
Bad science? I think so!
Daedalus said,
The Wall Street Journal (of all publications) did the experiment and found a small but significant benefit. See the "Portals" Column by Lee Gomes Page B1 16 Jan 2008. The following is an abridged version:
"I set up a room with two sound systems, identical except for one component. Everything except the speakers was hidden behind screens. With the same music playing on both, participants used a remote control to switch between the two, and then tell me which sounded better.
Using two identical CD players, I tested a $2,000, eight-foot pair of Sigma Retro Gold cables from Monster Cable, which are as thick as your thumb, against 14-gauge, hardware-store speaker cable. … of the 39 people who took this test, 61% said they preferred the expensive cable.
That may not be much of a margin for two products with such drastically different prices, but I was struck by how the best-informed people at the show — like John Atkinson and Michael Fremer of Stereophile Magazine — easily picked the expensive cable. Its sound was described as "richer," "crisper" and "more coherent." In absolute terms, though, the differences weren't great. Mr. Atkinson guesstimated the expensive cables sounded roughly 5% better."
Hifiwigwam said,
Interesting post on the monster cable test above. I am lead to believe that Monster fund a lot of tests and research into very specific areas of audio cables ..ahem. I shall probably leave it there.
My main reason for posting is that the link at the top of the page is still sending people our way. However the rather embarrassing thread it links to has now been removed. After we all got hot under the collar and accused Ben of all sorts of nonsense in some rather shameful ad homonym attacks, a few of us calmed down enough to put our faith to the test. The test, method and results can be seen here:
www.hifiwigwam.com/view_topic.php?id=1614&forum_id=34
For those that can't summon the teeth grinding will required to read it all, I shall summarise: The test tried to show that there were audible differences between three power chords of varying cost and build, and that the more expensive cable would out subjectively out perform the cheaper ones. The result was that listeners could not reliably detect the more expensive cable under blind conditions. Although most listeners did report audible differences, no useful correlation could be found from one report to another. Expectation bias would account for those reported differences quite easily.
It is in fact thanks to this thread and to Ben posting on the WigWam that we now have an area of the forum dedicated to objective testing and as much as it upsets the die hard foo heads, we now have a bit of a reputation for "foo busting"!
Personally, I am now a confirmed foo free zone, and now reject after market cables in the same way that I always rejected homeopathic dream catchers and tie died sarongs. So, well done bad science..
Oh BTW Ben, the book is really nicely written, I have enjoyed reading it and the part on Placebo is perfect ammunition in so much foo busting.. I have sent a copy to my homeopathy obsessed sister in law.. I doubt she'll read it but it's worth a try!
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Unexpected pattern found in prime number digits
In a startling new discovery, mathematicians Robert Lemke Oliver and Kannan Soundararajan of Stanford University have found a pattern in the trailing digits of prime numbers, long thought to be paragons of randomness. They first discovered their result by examining base-3 digits, but their result appears to hold for any number base.
In base ten digits, for example, all primes greater than 5 end in 1, 3, 7 or 9, since otherwise they would be divisible by 2 or 5. Under the common assumption that prime numbers resemble good pseudorandom number generators, a prime ending in 1, for instance, should be followed by a prime ending in 1, 3, 7 or 9 with equal probability, i.e., 25%. Thus, in the first 100,000,000 primes, one would expect each of the 16 pairs "1, 1", "1, 3", "1, 7", "1, 9", … "9, 1", "9, 3", "9, 7", "9, 9" to appear 6,250,000 times.
Instead, Lemke Oliver and Soundararajan found the sixteen cases as follows:
1, 1 4,623,042 7, 1 6,373,981
Needless to say, these figures do not match the expected uniform distribution of 6,250,000 each, with standard deviation = sqrt (108 x 1/16 x 15/16) = 2420.61, approximately.
Andrew Granville of the University of Montreal expressed the common reaction of mathematicians in the field: "In ignorance, we thought things would be roughly equal. … One certainly believed that in a question like this we had a very strong understanding of what was going on." Similarly, James Maynard of the University of Oxford, when first told of the discovery, said "I only half believed him. … As soon as I went back to my office, I ran a numerical experiment to check this myself."
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This discovery highlights the importance of the experimental approach to modern mathematical research. As Lemke Oliver and Soundararajan found, well-designed computations can discover facts about the mathematical universe that are completely unexpected and counter-intuitive. And with the steadily increasing power of modern computer hardware and software, we can expect that such discoveries will only increase in the years ahead.
For additional details, see well-written articles in Quanta magazine and New Scientist. The full technical paper by Lemke Oliver and Soundararajan is available from the Arxiv site. Both authors lecture on their findings at the Alladi birthday conference, University of Florida, March 17 to 22, 2016.
[Added 16 Mar 2016:] Paul Abbott of the University of Western Australia has pointed out to us that the erratic behavior of these digits was noted in a paper by Chung-Ming Ko in 2001. Abbott notified Lemke Oliver and Soundararajan, who have added the reference to their paper.
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Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke relishes chance to play in U.S. Army All-American Bowl
Matt Burke woke up in late November to a text message from Cardinal Newman head coach Steve Walsh. He read it and proceeded with his day.
Continue reading "Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke relishes chance to play in U.S. Army All-American Bowl"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on January 4, 2013 Categories Football, football recruiting, Jeff Greer, UncategorizedTags Cardinal Newman, Matt Burke, U.S. Army All-American Bowl2 Comments on Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke relishes chance to play in U.S. Army All-American Bowl
Matt Burke, Keith Bryant receive U.S. Army All-American jerseys
The U.S. Army was on the ground in Palm Beach County today for football purposes. Continue reading "Matt Burke, Keith Bryant receive U.S. Army All-American jerseys"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on December 3, 2012 Categories football recruiting, Matt PorterTags Atlantic, Cardinal Newman, Keith Bryant, Matt Burke, U.S. Army All-American Bowl4 Comments on Matt Burke, Keith Bryant receive U.S. Army All-American jerseys
Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke a U.S. Army All-American; Travis Rudolph not solid on Miami
Matt Burke had the size of a top-tier tight end recruit. He then proved he had the ability. He's now receiving the accolades. Continue reading "Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke a U.S. Army All-American; Travis Rudolph not solid on Miami"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on November 26, 2012 Categories Football, football recruiting, Matt PorterTags Boise State, Cardinal Newman, Marshall, Matt Burke, Miami, San Diego State, Steve Walsh, Travis Rudolph, U.S. Army All-American Bowl, UMass17 Comments on Cardinal Newman TE Matt Burke a U.S. Army All-American; Travis Rudolph not solid on Miami
Notebook: Oklahoma, Florida State in top four of American Heritage All-American Greg Bryant
Greg Bryant, who previously accepted an invite to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, made it official Tuesday in a ceremony at his school. After he pulled on his All-American jersey, he gave clues as to which jersey he'll be wearing in college. Continue reading "Notebook: Oklahoma, Florida State in top four of American Heritage All-American Greg Bryant"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on October 16, 2012 Categories Football, football recruiting, Matt PorterTags American Heritage, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Greg Bryant, Marcus Davis, Miami, Oklahoma, Roderick Johnson, South Carolina, U.S. Army All-American Bowl, UCF, Wake Forest, West Virginia3 Comments on Notebook: Oklahoma, Florida State in top four of American Heritage All-American Greg Bryant
Notebook: American Heritage RB Greg Bryant to play in Army All-American Bowl
The best player in last season's Class 3A state title game, American Heritage running back Greg Bryant, will get a chance to play in another big game in January. Continue reading "Notebook: American Heritage RB Greg Bryant to play in Army All-American Bowl"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on April 23, 2012 Categories football recruiting, Matt PorterTags American Heritage, Armwood, Greg Bryant, Nick La Sala, Oklahoma, Stetson, U.S. Army All-American Bowl13 Comments on Notebook: American Heritage RB Greg Bryant to play in Army All-American Bowl
Colleges fishing for Palm Beach Gardens' Avery Young
Palm Beach Gardens senior Avery Young is patient. He spends much of his free time fishing the ponds, lakes and offshore waters of South Florida, so he'd better be.
"He could tell you where to catch anything you want in this part of Florida," Gardens coach Chris Davis said.
Like any good angler, Young has no problem waiting for something big to strike. Dozens of BCS college coaches have learned to take that approach in recruiting him. Continue reading "Colleges fishing for Palm Beach Gardens' Avery Young"
Author Sara E. SkinnerPosted on August 5, 2011 Categories Football, football recruiting, Matt PorterTags Auburn, Avery Young, Chris Davis, fishing, Florida, Georgia, Palm Beach Gardens, U.S. Army All-American Bowl, Under Armour All-America Game7 Comments on Colleges fishing for Palm Beach Gardens' Avery Young


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The shredded scrap tyres can be used in a number of engineering projects, constructions, road repair, etc.
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Enterprise Surveys : Guatemala Country Profile 2017
The Enterprise Surveys (ES) focus on many aspects of the business environment. These factors can be accommodating or constraining for firms and play an important role in whether an economy's private sector will thrive or not. An accommodating business environment is one that encourages firms to operate efficiently. Such conditions strengthen incentives for firms to innovate and to increase productivity, key factors for sustainable development. A more productive private sector, in turn, expands employment and contributes taxes necessary for public investment in health, education, and other services. Questions contained in the ES aim at covering most of the topics mentioned above. The topics include infrastructure, trade, finance, regulations, taxes and business licensing, corruption, crime and informality, access to finance, innovation, labor, and perceptions about obstacles to doing business. This document summarizes the results of the Enterprise Survey for Guatemala. Business owners and top managers in 345 firms were interviewed between October 2017 and May 2018. Figure 2 provides a description of the sample breakdown across the three survey design categories: business sector, firm size, and location.
"World Bank. 2017. Enterprise Surveys : Guatemala Country Profile 2017. World Bank, Washington, DC. © World Bank. https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/30305 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO."
Mexico Country Program Evaluation : An Evaluation of the World Bank Group's Support to Mexico (2008–17)
Independent Evaluation Group (2018-06-27)
This evaluation assesses the development effectiveness of the Bank Group's country program in Mexico between 2008 and 2017 to inform the next CPF (FY19). The country program evaluation (CPE) will deepen knowledge on what has and has not worked and provide timely feedback on upcoming operational choices. The report will inform not only the Bank Group's Mexico Country Management Unit and Mexican government but also a wider Bank Group audience, focused on middle-income countries (MICs) and other development practitioners. The evaluation examines the relevance and effectiveness of the Bank Group program in Mexico in its core areas, and also, as a methodological innovation, examines four overarching areas: (i) the extent to which the Bank Group contributed to identifying Mexico's binding development constraints and to promoting sound policy choices; (ii) Bank Group contributions to Mexico's ...
This evaluation assesses the development effectiveness of the Bank Group's country program in Mexico between 2008 and 2017 to inform the next CPF (FY19). The country program evaluation (CPE) will deepen knowledge on what has and has not worked and provide timely feedback on upcoming operational choices. The report will inform not only the Bank Group's Mexico Country Management Unit and Mexican government but also a wider Bank Group audience, ...
This evaluation assesses the development effectiveness of the Bank Group's country program in Mexico between 2008 and 2017 to inform the next CPF (FY19). The country program evaluation (CPE) will deepen knowledge on what has and has not worked and provide timely feedback on upcoming operational choices. The report will inform not ...
The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 : The Potential to Scale
Andrews, Colin; de Montesquiou, Aude; Arevalo Sanchez, Ines; Dutta, Puja Vasudeva; Paul, Boban Varghese; Samaranayake, Sadna; Heisey, Janet; Clay, Timothy; Chaudhary, Sarang (2021-01-19)
The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 sheds light on one of the most intractable challenges faced by development policy makers and practitioners: transforming the economic lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. Economic inclusion programs are a bundle of coordinated, multidimensional interventions that support individuals, households, and communities so they can raise their incomes and build their assets. Programs targeting the extreme poor and vulnerable groups are now under way in 75 countries. This report presents data and evidence from 219 of these programs, which are reaching over 90 million beneficiaries. Governments now lead the scale-up of economic inclusion interventions, often building on pre-existing national programs such as safety nets, livelihoods and jobs, and financial inclusion, and 93 percent of the total beneficiaries are covered by government programs. The report offers four important contributions: • A detailed analysis of the nature of these programs, the people living in extreme poverty and vulnerability who they support, and the organiz ...
The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 sheds light on one of the most intractable challenges faced by development policy makers and practitioners: transforming the economic lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. Economic inclusion programs are a bundle of coordinated, multidimensional interventions that support individuals, households, and communities so they can raise their incomes and build their assets. Programs targeting the extreme poor and vulnerable groups are now under way in 75 countries. This report presents data ...
The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 sheds light on one of the most intractable challenges faced by development policy makers and practitioners: transforming the economic lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. Economic inclusion programs are a bundle of coordinated, multidimensional interventions that support individuals, households, and communities so they can raise their incomes and ...
Malawi Economic Monitor, July 2020 : From Crisis Response to a Strong Recovery
Malawi's new Government has inherited a difficult situation: the global COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted the country's trajectory for a third straight year of faster growth, and tackling its impacts will present a considerable challenge. Growth improved to an estimated 4.4 percent in 2019, up from 3.5 percent in 2018, reflecting a rebound in agriculture. Improved agricultural production supported stronger performance in the industrial and service sectors. The uptick in growth also indicated resilience in Malawi's economy in light of the impact of Cyclone Idai and considerable political uncertainty. The economy was on a trajectory for its third consecutive year of faster growth in 2020 before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The full extent of the epidemic's negative impact is uncertain as the crisis is still unfolding, but a host of external and internal factors are dampening the Malawi ...
Malawi's new Government has inherited a difficult situation: the global COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted the country's trajectory for a third straight year of faster growth, and tackling its impacts will present a considerable challenge. Growth improved to an estimated 4.4 percent in 2019, up from 3.5 percent in 2018, reflecting a rebound in agriculture. Improved agricultural production supported stronger performance in the industrial and service ...
Malawi's new Government has inherited a difficult situation: the global COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted the country's trajectory for a third straight year of faster growth, and tackling its impacts will present a considerable challenge. Growth improved to an estimated 4.4 percent in 2019, up from 3.5 percent in 2018, reflecting a ...


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Melania Trump is no caped crusader for women's rights. She's still Donald's fig leaf
Catherine Bennett
Casting the first lady as a feminist obviously has its attractions. And yet...
Sat 7 Dec 2019 13.00 EST
Donald and Melania Trump arrive at Downing Street for a reception during the Nato summit in London, on 3 December 2019. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPA
The spectacle of Melania Trump at the Nato celebrations, inside an outfit that looked half papal, half gobstopper, was not the neatest fit with older, possibly inaccurate perceptions of pallid misery and a mutinous resolve to reserve a separate identity from the old goat she, however inexplicably, married.
Consider the handholding. Previously, she was widely admired for a very relatable reluctance to touch Trump – witnessed in the celebrated Tel Aviv hand-swat. Last week, the couple handheld, practically snuggling their way round the summit, or as much as a gigantic poncho ever allows. At an event that exposed, to the largest of audiences, Donald Trump's more comical deficiencies, his alleged victim appeared all loyalty. Stockholm syndrome? Or could Mrs Trump, hardly a feminist icon from the start, have long been the object of spurious concern, sympathy, wishful thinking?
Without doubt, the garment signified something. Or other
In the absence of fellow partners and any recorded interest in Nato's strategic goals, it was not clear why Melania attended the event, let alone in a hi-vis cape, never removed indoors, which would get an average person followed around a department store by teams of detectives. Crusading? Nursing? Could we have a quick look underneath there, madam? There was definitely room for medical supplies. Maybe doctors had, wisely as it turned out, recommended some sort of rapid response unit for any Trumpian crisis that might be triggered by international, specifically Canadian, disrespect: "Get your cape, Melania, we're leaving." How much more painfully humiliating, if he'd ended lumbering home alone, only Donald knows.
Without doubt, the garment signified something. Or other. In a new book, Free, Melania: The Unauthorized Biography, the CNN reporter Kate Bennett dwells on her subject's use of fashion "as a messaging tool". After the "pussy-grabbing" tape, for instance, Melania appeared in a pink pussy bow. After the Stormy Daniels revelations, she wore "a bright white Christian Dior pantsuit with matching white button-down shirt". Bennett translates: "Whatever she was trying to say with that suit, and she was trying to say something, it had a message, and the message was nothing to do with supporting Trump." Maybe it was in Slovenian.
Some of the more mysterious things about Mrs Trump – that she rarely smiles, endures serial humiliation by the lifelong pussy-grabber – can be attributed to Melania's heritage: "If you understand Slovenians, you know they are not a grinning country." Same with divorce: "She was, like most women in Slovenia, not only raised a Catholic but also trained to take the bad with the good, even if the bad was really, really bad." Such endurance has not previously been tested, obviously, on Slovenians married to orange narcissists who sentence countless Kurds to death.
But misunderstandings are inevitable when a person combines clothes messaging with being, as Bennett also decides, "the most enigmatic first lady in modern history". Even the infamous "I really don't care, do u?" Zara parka that the first lady modelled at a Texan border camp was not, in Bennett's analysis, a message to an incredulous world, but to her step-daughter Ivanka (because Ivanka shops at Zara). It meant: stop taking credit for stopping the separation of migrant families. "There are no coincidences with Melania Trump."
This is by no means the most counterproductive anecdote in a book committed to showing that Melania's is an impressive, independent identity – hence the title's comma – but with little other than her proximity to Trump to work with. Though she likes gold stuff and flowers. Enough to make her "one of the few creatives who has ever been first lady". Anything else? She is "uncommonly beautiful". "Luminous". "Hypnotic". One need hardly add that the barge she sat in, like a burnish'd throne, burned on the water.
To return to Bennett, (who surely, on the book's evidence, deserves a role as the Washington Cleopatra's handmaiden or, better still, press secretary): "Then there's the way she smells. She has a distinct, noticeable fragrance, even to those who generally don't notice such things." Her voice? "Neither too high nor too low." Her "signature" wave? "Far more comfortable for putting others at ease than, say, Hillary Clinton's perfunctory side-to-side wave or Michelle Obama's full-forearm windshield wiper."
As with Carrie Symonds, Melania has benefited from a feminist impulse to respect women as independent of their partners
Supposing the hagiography does dispel, as it should, lingering suspicions of victimhood, the corollary must surely be a new, less forgiving acknowledgment that Melania, performing in public as shagger's lustrous helpmeet, is complicit in her country's disgrace. Bennett confirms that Melania broadly agrees with her husband's politics and urged him to run. But, as with Carrie Symonds in the UK, Melania, allegedly condescended to by feminists, has in reality benefited from a feminist impulse to respect women as independent of their partners.
Since Melania chooses, however, not only to busy herself with table landscapes but with staged proofs of allegiance, so as to advance the proposition that Trump is not, regardless of the evidence, the embodiment of cruelty and sexism, it is unclear that feminist principles should help with the detoxifying. Leave that to his latest press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, recommended by both Melania (her previous charge) and by the heavily indebted Bennett. Melania, according to Grisham, is "very funny". She uses emojis. Endorsing these endorsements, the PR herself is praised for having served journalists "warm chocolate chip cookies and milk".
As much, then, as this glowing account owes to a White House official (the one currently savaging Nancy Pelosi and Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan), it confirms what must be obvious to anyone fluent in cape-language: Melania Trump is as valuable to the political interests of her husband, the sexual predator, as Symonds, the animal lover and Tory campaigner, is to selling her own incontinently lying partner's #getbrexitdone project. It really would be condescending, considering the women's strenuous promotional work, not to believe them implicated in its consequences.
• Catherine Bennett is an Observer columnist


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Q: How can I programatically determine which control to use in my EditItemTemplate? (ASP.NET) In my ASP.NET application, I have a GridView. For a particular field in this GridView, I've added an EditItemTemplate with a DropDownList. However, if the value of the field is "X", then I want to just display a label instead of the DropDownList. So how can I programatically check the field value, then decide which control to display?
Here is my EditItemTemplate:
<EditItemTemplate>

<asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownListLevel_ID" runat="server"
    DataSourceID="ODSTechLvl" DataTextField="Level_Name"
    DataValueField="Level_ID" SelectedValue='<%# Bind("Level_ID", "{0}") %>'>
</asp:DropDownList>

</EditItemTemplate>

If the value of Level_ID is "X", then I want to use:
<asp:Label ID="LabelLevel_ID" runat="server" Text='<%# Bind("Level_ID") %>'></asp:Label>

instead of the DropDownList.
I tried embedding an if statement before the DropDownList to check Eval("Level_ID"), but that doesn't seem to work. Any thoughts?

A: Try this:
<EditItemTemplate>

<asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownListLevel_ID" runat="server"
    DataSourceID="ODSTechLvl" DataTextField="Level_Name"
    DataValueField="Level_ID" SelectedValue='<%# Bind("Level_ID", "{0}") %>'
    Visible='<%# Eval("Level_ID") != "X" %>'>
</asp:DropDownList>

<asp:Label ID="LabelLevel_ID" runat="server" Text='<%# Bind("Level_ID") %>'
    Visible='<%# Eval("Level_ID") == "X" %>'></asp:Label>

</EditItemTemplate>

A: Here is something that will work for ASP.Net.
You could create an RowDataBound event and hide the label or the DropDownList
<asp:GridView id="thingsGrid" runat="server" OnRowDataBound="thingsGrid_RowDataBound"

... >
...
and in your code behind:
protected void thingsGrid_RowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{

        if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
        {
            var boundData = e.Row.DataItem;
            ...
            if (boundDataMeetsCondition)
            {
                e.Row.Cells[4].FindControl("editThingDropDownList").Visible = false;
                e.Row.Cells[4].FindControl("editThingLabel").Visible = true;//*
            }
            else
            {
                ...
            }
        }
}

*note this is less than ideal because it hard codes the cell index, and the ID of the controls is a string that wont be checked until runtime.  There are much more elegant ways to solve this problem in asp.net mvc.
the OnRowDataBound is a sledge hammer that will give you full access to your grid, page methods, and your entire application. In a very simple scenario you could also do it inline without involving the codebehind.
<asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Visible='<%# Convert.ToBoolean(Eval("BooleanPropertyInData"))%>' Text='<%# Eval("PropertyInData") %>'></asp:Label>

or
<asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Visible='<%# Eval("PropertyInData").ToString()=="specialValue"%>' Text='<%# Eval("PropertyInData") %>'></asp:Label>

in the first inline approach, your data source has to expose such a property, and in the second you are hard coding your specialValue business logic into your presentation, which is also ugly and will lead to problems with maintainability.

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Q: WSUS : Client use old server for downloading instead of server specified in GPO I hope there is some WSUS expert around.
-Deployed WSUS settings using a gpo linked to the OU the computer is in.
-When I check the group policy it says it is correctly applied and the values in the registry match.
-When I use WSUS Client Diagnostic it shows the correct server and settings
-In WSUS Administration Console the client reports but is in error. (Because it fail to download some updates)
Now the interresting part :
-When I check the WindowsUpdate.log on the client it show it connect to http//wsusnewserver but when it's trying to download the missing updates it's attempting to get them from http//wsusoldserver and get an error that the file is missing, which is normal.
Please help. I tried the /force switch on gpo with no success, the GPO really seems to correctly apply, but it's like there is a referrence to the old server in the settings somewhere but I cant find where.

A: Clearing the client cache directory worked for my problem :
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910336

A: Is the old server still on the network and visible? Have you tried an ipconfig /flushdns


What makes one person a pessimist and another an optimist when speculating about the future of the US and the markets? How do we come to our most basic assumptions? This week we look at some insights into human nature I picked up in Tahoe at George Gilder's Telecosm, as optimistic a gathering of bulls I have ever been to. I close with a few quotes from here and there on Fed policy and Muddle Through. I think it will stir your thought processes a little.
We are doing a series on my basic investment premises: the themes which drive my overall investment strategies. Last week we looked at some of the reasons why I think we are in a secular bear market. This week we look at my Major Premise #2: We are in a long-term Muddle Through Economy.
What are the basic premises which determine your investment portfolio? Is there a consistency to your thought, or is your portfolio a blend of ideas which may not agree with one another? How sound do your ideas appear when subjected to critique? This week we start a series on my basic investment premises and then see how those premises should perhaps inform your investment portfolios.
This week we explore in depth an essay on how we think from that bastion of investment analysis, the US Central Intelligence Agency. We look at the rookie mistakes made even by pros. I describe one of my own more embarrassing rookie moments and how it highlights an investment principle that the best performing professionals always keep in mind. I finish with a note on what you can give me (and your friends) for my birthday. It should make for a lively letter.


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What Events Did Nero Add To The Olympics?
Gold, silver, and bronze medals.
The original Olympic Games were not the only ancient Greek games that were held every four years. There were also the Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian Games. The last two are combined to form the "Major Panathenaea" games each year.
The Isthmian Games were similar to today's World Championships outdoor track and field event. They featured footraces, throwing contests, boxing matches, and equestrian events for both men and women competitors.
Nero was born in 37 CE near Rome during the reign of his father Claudius to Agrippina Major (Agrippina Minor's sister). Nero was never really involved in politics, but he always enjoyed entertaining people.
Do you know what event did nero add to the olympics? Check out here!
He wrote poetry and music and played the lyre for people. He also took part in chariot races, driving a chariot he built himself. He wone many of the chariot races that he entered. However, Nero is remembered most for his four-year reign as Emperor of Rome from 54 to 68 CE .
Here are some points discussed about The Events Did Nero Add To The Olympics–
1. Olympic Games in Ancient Rome
The Olympics were established in 776 BCE as part of the greater Panhellenic Games. In ancient Rome, they were called the Ludi Circenses , and they had 150 days of celebrations every four years.
The games were so popular that people had holidays built around them. When the emperor wanted to celebrate an event or show his power, he added events to the list of Olympic sports.
Nero played a lyre, a kind of harp, at the Olympic Games. He was never much of a sportsman, so he did not travel to Greece to take part in them directly.
However, he loved both music and chariot racing and wrote very popular poems about each one. He was proud to have been the first emperor to have won a victory at the Olympics in sportsmanship.
2. Nero's Horse Races
The four-year cycle of Roman games was broken by Nero four times, once each year during his reign. He added chariot races and horse races to honor Rome's military power and will. Two other emperors, Caligula and Domitian, also added events to the Olympics.
The horse race track at Olympia even has a lap named after Domitian, who competed in the games in 80 CE . Julius Caesar's nephew was another charioteer hero of the Olympic Games who won three times at Olympia between 59 CE and 61 CE .
3. Nero's Poems
In the first year of Nero's reign, in 55 CE , he persuaded the judges to award his lyre playing an Olympic victory even though he had arrived late to the competition. Nero wanted to see his name in the winner's list so badly that he paid another player named Apollophanes for a favor, telling him to "lose" the contest.
This was one of the many ways that Nero used money and power to get what he wanted. Egyptians were famous for their lyre music, so winning this event made Nero a hero among people in Rome who enjoyed this kind of music.
Nero also renamed the lyre, calling it a "Cithara Neronis" or "Nero's Lyre." When Nero won his second victory at Olympia in 56 CE , he wrote an epic poem, the Cithara Neronis, which was four hundred lines long and was dedicated to the lyre.
The third time Nero added an event to the Olympic Games, in 58 CE , he wrote and sang an ode to Apollo that lasted for three hundred lines.
4. Running Race
In 59 CE , Nero added a running race called the stadion to honor himself during his fourth celebration of four years as Emperor of Rome.
The stadion was seven hundred meters long and involved ten runners from the same age group and race each lap, with the goal being to prevent another runner from passing them.
Nero also added a discus competition in 60 CE , his fifth celebration of four years as Emperor of Rome. This event added more prestige to the games because Nero was now becoming known as a champion athlete at Olympia. He had been swimming in a lake near Olympia when he heard that a discus contest was on its way from Corinth, Greece. Nero had not competed in this event before, but he quickly took the prize for it.
The last two additions made by Nero were two chariot races in 62 CE and 64 CE, his fifth celebration of four years as Emperor of Rome. This event added more prestige to the games because Nero was now becoming known as a champion athlete at Olympia.
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In Odisha part numerous ancestral are inhabiting the hinterland. There are 64 sorts of ancestral individuals are experiencing it's at the constitute of its twenty five percent add up to populace all these inborn's are occupy at the Eastern side slope station that is likewise goes into the north-south bearing Odisha. Over half of the populace is worried in those locale, for example, Koraput, Mayurbhanj, Sundargarh Mainly they are involved from Hunting, assembling all the nourishment at the thick woodland of that slope station now a days they are likewise having there custom with them . They are dependably delight of their custom, culture and confidence there is an extraordinary thing are getting to them that they don't needs others help. Gap day they are doing work and the night the alcoholics some balancing thing. There is an intrigued thing is that they generally commend their life by their event. They are extremely unwavering individual and the dependably accept to their god and offer the supplications to the divinities by singing tune with move.


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Mutation Testing
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Mutation Testing
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Pierwsza publikacja na temat testów mutacyjnych pojawiła się w 1978 roku :cite:`DeMillo1978`.

Rodzaje mutatorów
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    Mutation Testing - Condition boundary

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    Mutation Testing - Negative conditions mutator

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    Mutation Testing - Math mutator

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    Mutation Testing - Conditional boundary mutator

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    Mutation Testing - Pitest report

Frameworks
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* ``Mutation`` - testing list of tools and publications by Jeff Offutt
* ``muJava`` - A mutation tool for Java that includes class-level operators
* ``mutate.py`` - A Python script to mutate C-programs
* ``Mutator`` - A source-based multi-language commercial mutation analyzer for concurrent Java, Ruby, JavaScript and PHP
* ``Bacterio`` - Mutation testing tool for multi-class Java systems
* ``Javalanche`` - Bytecode-based mutation testing tool for Java
* ``Major`` - Compiler-integrated mutation testing framework for Java
* ``Jumble`` - Bytecode-based mutation testing tool for Java
* ``PIT`` - Bytecode-based mutation testing tool for Java
* ``Descartes`` - A mutation engine plugin for PIT based on extreme mutation testing[21], developed within STAMP research project
* ``Stryker`` - Mutation testing tool for JavaScript
* ``Mutant`` - AST based mutation testing tool for Ruby
* ``Jester`` - Source-based mutation testing tool for Java
* ``Judy`` - Mutation testing tool for Java
* ``Heckle`` - Mutation testing tool for Ruby
* ``NinjaTurtles`` - IL-based mutation testing tool for .NET and Mono
* ``Nester`` - Mutation testing tool for C#
* ``VisualMutator`` - Mutation testing tool for C#
* ``Humbug`` - Mutation testing tool for PHP
* ``Infection`` - PHP AST based Mutation testing framework for PHP
* ``MuCheck`` - Mutation analysis library for Haskell
* ``mutmut`` - Mutation testing system for python
* ``Mull`` - Mutation testing based on LLVM
* ``Dextool`` - Mutate Mutation testing of C/C++

Java
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* PITest

C/C++
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* PlexTest: http://www.itregister.com.au/products/plextest_detail.htm
* Insure++: http://www.parasoft.com/jsp/products/insure.jsp;jsessionid=baacpvbaDywLID?itemId=63
* MILU (may be only for C): http://www.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/pg/jiayue/milu/
* Dextool Mutate: https://github.com/joakim-brannstrom/dextool/tree/master/plugin/mutate
* https://github.com/parunbabu/mutate.py

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Le circoscrizioni e i collegi elettorali della Camera dei deputati del 2017,  in applicazione della Legge Rosato, sono stati utilizzati per le elezioni politiche del 2018.

Storia
Ai fini delle elezioni della Camera dei deputati del 2018, tramite legge del 3 novembre 2017, n. 165, il territorio italiano è stato suddiviso in ventotto circoscrizioni elettorali, ricalcando l'impianto delle circoscrizioni stabilite dalla Legge 4 agosto 1993, n. 277, in vigore fino al 2015, con la sola differenza della Regione Lombardia, suddivisa in quattro circoscrizioni contrariamente alle tre circoscrizioni del 1993.

Ogni circoscrizione è stata divisa in collegi plurinominali (per un totale di 63), a loro volta suddivisi in collegi uninominali (per un totale di 232), stabiliti in base al decreto legislativo del 12 dicembre 2017 n. 189

La circoscrizione Estero è stata suddivisa in quattro ripartizioni territoriali.

Elenco delle circoscrizioni e dei collegi

Ripartizioni

Note

Voci correlate
 Circoscrizioni e collegi elettorali del Senato della Repubblica del 2017

Collegi elettorali della Camera dei deputati del 2017

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A New Balance outlet is the best place to shop your footwear. They have a long line of outlets from where you can consider buying shoes but the best way is settling on one that you can maximize your experience. Make sure you have taken a keen look at what every outlet offers before choosing the one with the type of shoes that you want to buy. That will help you get the best from the outlet you have settled for. Hopping from one outlet to another without making material purchase will only water down your experience. Just stick to one store and make your visits regular to get value in return.
Your chosen outlet should be the place you first think about every time you want to buy shoes. Within no time, you will get used to the attendants as a reliable and loyal customer to even start enjoying discounted offers for whatever you buy. The service and selection to get from a outlet will be incomparable to none. You will get all types of shoes that you will be looking for whether to run, walk or even take your fashion to the next level. They have all that a customer would be looking for and it's a case of getting everything under one roof. You can narrow down your purchase to size, design, color and price which will give you precise selection options.
If you want to buy accompanying accessories for your shoes, they will be available for free selection at your outlet of choice including matching apparel. Regardless of your set purchase goals, you will get maximum satisfaction from the outlet you trade your eyes on. There are many fit specialists that you will get at your outlet of choice who will help you get the right shoes. They are very attentive to customer needs and requirements with their know-how making sure you leave the outlet fully satisfied. Measurements of your feet will be taken if that is what will guarantee you get the perfect footwear and this helps to determine what best fits your wear.
Furthermore, there are community events like in-house clinics which you can experience to get the best from the outlet you engage. These clinics touch mainly on how to live healthy and will be ideal for helping you realize individual goals in life. is not only a place to buy shoes and apparel but somewhere you can get life teachings on how to secure your future. You have to look out for this in your New Balance outlet. All in all, you have all the good things to enjoy from your engagement with an outlet of New Balance.
Вопрос: Нужна консульлтация: пройдет ли приложение модерацию в appstore при наличии подключаемого из вне контента?
Разрабатываем приложение через конструктор Bizness Apps. Этот конструктор использует известная российская компания AppGlobal. Дело в том, что из-за ограничений в возможностях конструктора большую часть контента мы подключаем из вне.. Из чего собственно и возник вопрос о прохождении модерации в appstore. В play market мы приложение уже опубликовали, проблем не возникло.
Пройдет ли приложение модерацию в appstore при наличии подключаемого из вне контента?
Your app or its metadata appears to contain misleading content. Specifically, your app includes content that resembles VipGeo without the necessary authorization.
Please demonstrate your relationship with any third-party brand owners represented in your app.
Приложение делал я, но товарный знак не мой. Я работает как фрилансер, а заказчик хочет опубликовать приложение в моем магазине.
Ответ: Открыть пользовательское соглашение и правила публикации в магазине и следовать им, в крайнем случае обратиться за разъяснениями в поддержку.
У нас было выложено корп. приложение по ссылке с нашего сервера. То есть без размещения в App Store - по программе iOS Developer Enterprise Program. Год прошел, приложение на айпадах перестало работать - видимо, подписка на эту программу закончилась. Мы оплатили продление. Но приложение все равно не работает.
Статус файлов "DISTR" и "XC: novamedica.getcrm.*" (тип файлов iOS UniversalDistribution) - Active.
А статус файла "iOS Team Provisioning Profile: *" (тип файла iOS Development) - Expired.
Вот я так понимаю, нужно обновить этот файл? Вопрос: нужны ли для этого исходные коды или готовый файл нашего приложения можно как-то связать? И что с этим файлом делать, по сути. Может быть, нужно заново создать сертификат на Development?
Вопрос: Первая игра сделанная котами!
Мы представляем новую бесплатную игру под iOS!
MeowMix - это смесь жанра Match-3 и тетриса.
Сверху падают разноцветные котята! Их нужно аккуратно укладывать и "сокращать" котят одинакового цвета.


Is Indigenous education policy being deliberately stalled?
A lack of real progression in the area of Indigenous education since its first policy in 1989 points to a new form of colonisation, as the government tries to maintain control.
In the year I was born – 1974 – it had only been two years since New South Wales had abolished the practice of excluding Aboriginal students from attending public schools.
These explicit actions of exclusion were validated by policies such as the "Clean, Clad and Courteous" policy, in which Aboriginal children could be excluded from the classroom at the morning parade due to perceived health and/or hygeine issues.
There was also the 1902 "Exclusion on Demand" policy, in which government schools in NSW were told to exclude Aboriginal children if other parents made a complaint about Indigenous children being in their child's classroom. These children could only then attend special Aboriginal schools which were not run by the education department and therefore, predominantly taught by unqualified teachers.
Most of the work in Indigenous education is commissioned government reports. These rarely include Indigenous voices and expertise – and when they do, the inclusion of Indigenous voices is overshadowed by the responses of governmental bodies. This is demonstrated in the evaluation reports of the Action Plan – a 2012 report about the implementation of the Action Plan. The feedback provided by the Indigenous Education Consultative Bodies was immediately countered by the Standing Council on School Education and Early Childhood's comments.
developing educational programmes to inform parents and community about the efforts and initiatives that government is implementing to address educational disparities.
My PhD is looking at how the language in education policy is maintaining the beliefs, attitudes and values of colonial Australia. To understand how this is happening, you need to go back and look at the policies that have been introduced, how they came about, and whether they had any impact.
While the Church of England was predominantly responsible for the education of Indigenous children in the early 1800s, few actually received this, and the education was minimal at best.
The teaching and learning provided was to produce domestic servants or farm hands. There was also the hidden agenda of assimilation: Aboriginal people were to deny their Aboriginality and cultural beliefs and take on the "Australian way".
Click on the timeline below to read about the policies that have been introduced.
Why is progress so slow?
The most recent Closing the Gap report – released in February 2017 – again lamented the slow progress in achieving the COAG targets to redress disparities between Australia's Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in education, health and employment.
The lack of progress mentioned continuously within the nine years of Closing the Gap reports – and the consistency in the areas of concern – illustrates how policy rhetoric lacks innovation and more importantly, Indigenous voice.
The disparities in numeracy and literacy, the disengagement of Indigenous youth from school, the lack of understanding about Indigenous histories, cultures and languages by the dominant white teacher workforce, and the need to include Indigenous peoples into the schooling environment are still being addressed, despite 50 years of Indigenous education policy.
The recent More Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Teachers Initiative (MATSITI) saw the Indigenous teacher population in schools rise above 3000 teachers Australia wide.
The government continues to dictate the educational strategies to address the perceived "problems" in Indigenous education. Indigenous peoples' involvement is minimal. There are only two Indigenous members of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Advisory Group, which is led by a non-Indigenous male.
Maori academic professor Graham Smith wrote about the new forms of colonisation prevalent within the political sphere used to obstruct Indigenous peoples' aspirations.
The abolition of ATSIC, and the change of political rhetoric to self-empowerment are just some examples of the new forms of colonisation within Indigenous policy.
With the silencing of Indigenous voice, the ability for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to achieve their aspirations in life through their own actions, rather than the often depicted representation of the oppressed in need of assistance, maintains a deficit view.
The Coolangatta statement on the rights of Indigenous Peoples in education asserts that the perceived failures in education are the actual rejections of the Western education system. They argue that Indigenous peoples have the right to a holistic education that acknowledges and respects Indigenous cultures, histories and languages.
The goals, targets and strategies in current Indigenous education policy is set by government. The measures of success are set by government. The minimal Indigenous representation in policymaking ensures the political agenda is heard. There is a need to address the disparities but there is also a need to include Indigenous peoples in this fight for equality and equity.
This article was written by Melitta Hogarth, Associate Lecturer, School of Teacher Education and Leadership, Queensland University of Technology. First published on The Conversation.
Associate Lecturer, School of Teacher Education and Leadership, Queensland University of Technology.
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Game Review: "Dawn of Isles" Is a Relaxing Mobile MMORPG Worth Playing
Island archipelagos, character customization, and a nod to old MMORPGs make for a fun, addicting experience.
byShianne Edelmayer
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Every now and then you need a good, immersive game to take the stress away from your daily life. Something that's challenging but not too challenging, open-world enough to be consistently interesting, and with enough DLC that each update keeps you coming back for more.
Netease Inc. recently answered this call with their free-to-play mobile game Dawn of Isles: a fantasy adventure MMORPG boasting social and solo elements. With a core storyline you can complete alongside team-based quests, Dawn of Isles presents its players with a bright, beautiful world that makes you feel right at home on a beach or volcano. There's an entire universe to explore, a "home island" you can decorate, and dozens of pets you can raise. Honestly I wish I'd downloaded it sooner.
Fans of old-school MMORPGs will see friendly nods to the genre's original game mechanics. If you've ever played Final Fantasy X before—and you're hooked on JRPGs—then this tropical, brightly colored paradise, Dawn of Isles, will instantly remind you of "Spira".
As an aside, you can also take a look at our review of Tap Tap Fish. If you like what you see but you're searching for something that's more immersive, you'll love this new game for sure.
With robust farming simulations, Dawn of Isles will quickly steal your heart (and your time).
For the first two days, all I did was mine rocks, chop wood, farm vegetables and fish in every available stream or river in order to build myself a port, an upgraded temple, a greenhouse, and a pulp mill. I also crafted myself dozens of meals and potions in order to make sure that my character was stocked up and well-fed for their upcoming quests.
For anyone who's obsessed with this sort of immersive storytelling, Dawn of Isles' customization is a great aspect of the game. The graphics are fantastic, and the animation is incredibly fluid.
The character design screen—while it only allows you four different character "types"—does let you adjust the appearance of these characters to a startling degree, right down to their brow and nose shapes. You can also upgrade your pets and buildings, of which there are many.
Afraid of getting lost or not having enough to do? Dawn of Isle's mapping system is thorough but simple to use. Once you go through the basic tutorial at the beginning of the solo storyline, you're set loose to do whatever you want at your own pace. From there, you can explore a massive open world, and sky's the limit as to where you wander. After you discover each new isle by foot, you can easily "teleport" back. I'm kidding on the teleportation part, of course—you actually fly around on an eagle.
For me, one of the most interesting things about Dawn of Isles was how you can either play it as an MMORPG or a single-player RPG, depending on your style. Both options are there and easy to use, but Dawn of Isles does not pressure you into one path or another. As a casual fan who likes solitary gaming—but also chatting to other players every now and then—I really appreciated this in-canon flexibility.
Dawn of Isles is loads of fun, and its farming capabilities are perfect. Unfortunately its battle system is clunky and definitely too ambitious for a mobile format. It doesn't work as well as it would on a desktop, because you're playing on a much smaller screen packed full of details.
If you've got "butter fingers" like myself, you'll more than likely end up hitting the wrong button once or twice. Trying to walk around the open world map without the automove engaged is impossibly difficult as well.
Watch the Dawn of Isles trailer below:
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Refugio: Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church
Photo by Valerie D. Bates
In 1793, Spanish friars built their last Texas mission nearly 30 miles northwest of here. Two years later, Nuestra Señora del Refugio (Our Lady of Refuge) Mission was relocated to present-day Refugio. Karankawa resistance and Comanche raids closed the mission in 1824. Irish immigrants of the 1830s rebuilt the mission church and named the town Refugio. A 1901 Gothic Revival incarnation of Our Lady of Refuge Church sits on the original mission site.
Refugio, Texas
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Property Location Located in Pune, OYO Rooms Near Laxminarayan Theatre Swargate is minutes from Saras Baug and Nehru Stadium. This hotel is within close proximity of Parvati Temples and Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily. Amenities Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Dining Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite. . Couples wishing to share a room must provide proof of marriage. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property. Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.


A few weeks ago, we were discussing whether submitting your articles to article banks is seen as duplicate content, and whether the search engines would penalize your site and/or specific website pages based on this information.
So it seems that Google DOES see syndicated articles on article banks as duplicate content. While they may not penalize your own site for this, putting your article in the article banks probably won't increase your SEO rankings either. In addition, the search engine may show, in their search results, your article on the article bank's site instead of on your own site.
On the plus side, having your article show up in the search results often can lead prospective customers back to your site. I'm not abandoning my plans to syndicate my articles, but I will be creating two versions of the same article to avoid the duplicate content problem: a long one to put on my own site, and a short one to put on the article banks and on my blog. Taking the extra 15 minutes to shorten an article seems like a worthwile investment of my time.


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using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Kachuwa.Extensions;
using Kachuwa.Localization;
using Kachuwa.Web;
using Kachuwa.Web.Module;
using Kachuwa.Web.Notification;
using Kachuwa.Web.Security;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;

namespace Kachuwa.Admin.Controllers
{
    [Area("Admin")]
    //[Authorize(PolicyConstants.PagePermission)]
    public class ModuleController : BaseController
    {
        private readonly INotificationService _notificationService;
        private readonly IModuleComponentProvider _moduleComponentProvider;
        private readonly IModuleManager _moduleManager;
        private readonly ModuleContainer _moduleContainer;
        private readonly IModuleService _moduleService;
        private readonly ILocaleResourceProvider _localeResourceProvider;

        public ModuleController(INotificationService notificationService,
            IModuleComponentProvider moduleComponentProvider, IModuleManager moduleManager,
            ModuleContainer moduleContainer,
            IModuleService moduleService,ILocaleResourceProvider localeResourceProvider)
        {
            _notificationService = notificationService;
            _moduleComponentProvider = moduleComponentProvider;
            _moduleManager = moduleManager;
            _moduleContainer = moduleContainer;
            _moduleService = moduleService;
            _localeResourceProvider = localeResourceProvider;
            _localeResourceProvider.LookUpGroupAt("Module");
        }

        [Route("admin/module/page/{pageNo}")]
        [Route("admin/module")]
        public async Task<IActionResult> Index([FromRoute] int pageNo = 1)

        {
            var dbModules = await _moduleService.Service.GetListPagedAsync(pageNo, 8, 1, "", "", new { });

            ViewBag.Page = pageNo;

            if (dbModules.Any())
                ViewBag.RowTotal = dbModules.FirstOrDefault().RowTotal;
            return View(dbModules);
        }

        [Route("admin/module/install")]
        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<JsonResult> Install([FromForm][FromBody]string moduleName)

        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(moduleName))
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Error", "Invalid module.", NotificationType.Error);
                return Json(new { Code = 500, Message = "Invalid module." });
            }
            var module = await _moduleManager.FindAsync(moduleName);
            var status = await _moduleManager.InstallAsync(module);
            if (status)
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Success", "Module installed successfully.", NotificationType.Success);
                return Json(new { Code = 200, Message = "Module installed successfully." });
            }
            else
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Error", "Module installation failed.", NotificationType.Error);
                return Json(new { Code = 500, Message = "Module installation failed." });
            }

        }
        [Route("admin/module/uninstall")]
        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<JsonResult> Uninstall([FromForm][FromBody]string moduleName)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(moduleName))
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Error", "Invalid module.", NotificationType.Error);
                return Json(new { Code = 500, Message = "Invalid module." });
            }
            var module = await _moduleManager.FindAsync(moduleName);
            var status = await _moduleManager.UnInstallAsync(module);
            if (status)
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Success", "Module uninstalled successfully.", NotificationType.Success);
                return Json(new { Code = 200, Message = "Module uninstalled successfully." });
            }
            else
            {
                _notificationService.Notify("Error", "Module uninstallation failed.", NotificationType.Error);
                return Json(new { Code = 500, Message = "Module uninstallation failed." });
            }

        }
    }
}