With the news so full of tragedy and violence, it can be easy to lose your faith in humanity. Sometimes, it seems like people are always doing bad things to each other, and that the majority of humankind only cares about themselves. But we're here to tell you that this is not the case! There are countless examples of selfless people doing kind deeds for others, helping out those less fortunate than themselves out of the goodness of their hearts, with no expectation of payment or reward.
Whether it's providing a hungry person with a hot meal, engaging a stranger in conversation, or making sure a homeless person has the proper attire to stay warm on a cold winter night, these stories melt our hearts and remind us that people can be incredibly good and kind. We look up to these altruists, and hope the world can learn from the examples they set every day. Most of the time, these compassionate people don't expect to be photographed, and usually aren't looking for recognition. But when they are caught on camera, it serves as a reminder that good does exist in the world. Here are some of the photographs of amazing acts of kindness that restore our hope for the future of humankind. And don't worry if you shed a tear or two – we certainly did!
Elite Kenyan marathon runner Jacqueline Nytepi Kiplimo had a good chance of winning the 2010 Zhengkai International Marathon in China. But 10 kilometers into the race, she came across a runner with no arms, who was severely dehydrated. The man could not grab bottles of water to drink, so he needed help if he was to finish the race. Instead of speeding by, Kiplimo slowed down, running next to the man to hold water bottles for him as he drank. Kiplimo remained next to the runner until the 38-kilometer mark, after which he could finish alone. The good deed cost Kiplomo her win, and she came in second, but we're sure it was worth it. What a true champion!
In 2012, superstorm Sandy slammed into the Atlantic United States, causing severe damage in New Jersey and New York. Millions of people were left without power, rendering them unable to charge their cell phones to get in touch with their loved ones. The family who lived in this home was lucky, and their power remained on. So they did an incredibly kind and selfless deed and ran cables from their house into the street, offering to share their electricity with their neighbors. The grateful people of the neighborhood were thus able to charge their devices and use their cell phones, and the generous family made many people's day in spite of the storm.
This picture of a firefighter holding an oxygen mask over a tiny kitten's face is almost too cute for us to handle. The kitten needed oxygen after inhaling smoke in a house fire, and the firefighter was quick to come to its rescue. He held the little creature so carefully while administering first aid. Humanity can also be judged by how we treat animals, and the huge amount of concentration and effort that this man put into saving the little kitten's life gives us hope for a better future.
It's no fun to eat lunch in a school cafeteria alone. These two North Carolina State football players knew that, so when they noticed a fellow college student sitting by himself during lunch, they wanted to help him out. Even though there were plenty of other seats in the cafeteria, they decided to join him at his table. Then, they proceeded to brighten his afternoon by chatting with him, asking about his day and making sure he enjoyed his lunch. What a kind gesture!
These two me – dressed as elves! – were caught on camera spreading holiday cheer to one of the less fortunate members of their community. When they came across this homeless man sleeping on a bench, they quickly and quietly decorated a tree, set out gifts, and left him hot coffee and breakfast. When the impoverished man woke up, he could not believe his eyes – he thought he was going to spend the morning hungry. What a wonderful holiday surprise!
The owner of this small bookstore in Wheeling, West Virginia does their best to make sure that everyone who wants to read gets the chance to do so. They hung this sign outside their shop, inviting people to take books from the porch, even when the store is closed. Not only that, they don't mind if people who can't afford to pay for the books take them anyway. This kind and generous person truly is a role model for the rest of us.
Sometimes, children are the ones who give us the most hope for the future. These two young boys saw a dog stuck in a ravine, and instead of continuing on their way, they felt it was their duty to help out. The boys worked together, creatively forming a chain using the bag they were carrying, and stretched down to grab the stuck pup. They were successful in their joint rescue effort, and the tired but grateful dog was saved.
Sometimes, unemployed people have a special challenge when they interview for a job. If they don't have enough money to clean their dirty clothes, they can give potential employers a negative impression, and miss out on employment opportunities. This dry cleaner had an idea to help them out: offer free cleaning services to unemployed people before their interviews, a service that can mean the difference between getting a job and being rejected. This idea is not just kind – it can change people's lives!
Police officers tend to get a bad rep when it comes to their interactions with homeless people, but a tourist caught this New York City police officer in an incredible act of kindness: he gave a barefoot man living on the street thermal socks and warm boots on a freezing cold New York evening. In this heartwarming picture, the officer kneels next to the man as he pulls out his new socks. This small good deed definitely made the man's night much warmer and brighter!
In cities across the world from Memphis to Sao Paulo, window washers at children's hospitals are dressing up like superheroes. When the children look out of their shiny clean windows, they're greeted by Superman, Spiderman, Batman, and all of their favorite comic book stars. What better way to distract the children from their injury or illness and add a ray of hope to their day? We love this idea and think these window cleaners are the true heroes.
Protests can often get violent, and are sometimes the scene of brutal confrontations between the military and protesters. This story is different. During a protest in Brazil in 2013, a general asked the protesters to please refrain from fighting, because it was his birthday. The protesters listened, but then went on to do something completely unexpected: they surprised him with a birthday cake! The gesture brought tears to the general's eyes. This picture of the general hugging a protester is incredibly moving and shows us that hope can be found even in the most unusual of places.
The kindness of strangers can create strong bonds between people who otherwise would never meet. One frozen winter's day, this elderly woman was afraid to cross the street because she didn't want to slip on the ice. She approached this young man and asked for his help. He agreed, and did so again the next icy day, and the next. Now, he helps her out all the time, and the two have become close friends, often spotted walking hand-in-hand down the street.
Kevin Berthia, a father of two, was going through a rough time. His baby daughter was born premature, and he was deep in debt due to medical expenses. He felt hopeless and made his way to the Golden Gate Bridge, questioning whether he even had a reason to live. Then, California Highway Patrol officer Kevin Briggs came across the agitated Berthia. Briggs stood on the bridge, talking to Berthia for an hour, convincing him that his life was worth living and saving his life. Briggs was later honored for his kindness at a ceremony, where he was also reunited with Berthia.
A young man was sitting at the train station, trying and failing to tie his tie. He was dressed in his best clothes, on his way to an important event. An elderly woman noticed his struggle and enlisted the help of her husband. Without question, the man offered his assistance, bending down and tying the tie. This small act of kindness definitely made the young man's day better, and we hope other people waiting for the train learned from these role models.
Homeless people often struggle to figure out where to get their next meal. In some cities, there are shelters that can help, while in others, it's more difficult. But we didn't expect a fast food restaurant would be the one to offer aid! This Subway sandwich shop melted our hearts with their offer of free meals for the less fortunate every single day. What an incredible idea – we hope it spreads to more restaurants that can afford to do such things!
This story is so wonderful it's hard to believe! A woman, after divorcing her husband, was waiting tables in a small town, unable to make enough money to travel or move elsewhere. One day, she spoke with a stranger about her dream to take a trip to Italy, where her ancestors were from. The man paid his bill and walked out, without a word. But when she looked at the bill, she saw something extraordinary: he had tipped her $1,000 to pay for her trip to Italy! If this doesn't bring tears to your eyes, we don't know what will.
During a heat wave, our dogs can be the ones who suffer the most. If they have to be outside in the sun all day with their thick coats, it can get brutally hot. So this kind person decided to take matters into their own hands. They purchased a stack of kiddie pools and gave them out for free, in order to keep the neighborhood dogs cool. This is not only kind, it's a real lifesaver!
This man saw a homeless girl walking barefoot in Rio de Janeiro, and felt that he had to help her. He selflessly took off his flip-flops and gave them to the girl, protecting her feet from the hot pavement. He was willing to go without in order to make her more comfortable. And why not, when it was so easy for him to go buy another pair? This gesture seems, which brought the girl to tears, is so simple and yet so incredibly kind.
Mark Bustos is a New York City hairstylist who works in an upscale salon. But he spends his days off in an unusual way: giving free haircuts to the homeless. In a city where most people don't even look twice at the people on the street, this kind deed can make all the difference, raising their self esteem and making them look presentable for prospective job interviews. This man is a true hero!
This young girl has her priorities straight. While many children save up their money to buy themselves something they'd personally enjoy, she sold her own toys to help some animals in need. She sold her stuffed animals, raising $40, which she donated to an animal shelter in order to secure "real animals," as she called them, better care. She sent the money to the shelter along with a sweet card, and we think many adults could learn a lesson or two from this inspiring youngster!


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Dutch may need to cull millions of hens after contamination
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Win or lose, Austrian far-right ideas in govt
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Even if Austria's far-right party fails to enter government after Oct. 15 elections, its viewso n immigration already have.
DNA shows early spread of cats in human world
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Rome's 5-Star mayor calls to halt migrants' flow into city
Rome mayor Virginia Raggi, a prominent member of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, has asked the government not to send any more asylum seekers to the...
Bulgaria busts airport migrant smuggling ring
Bulgaria has for the first time busted a criminal gang smuggling migrants through Sofia airport and arrested six people in connection with the case,...
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Deep in the caves of Goyet in Belgium researchers have found the grisly evidence that the Neanderthals did not just feast on horses or reindeer, but also on...
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Ignition Named MM&M Best Place to Work
Ignition, an exhibition, events and experiences company based in Indianapolis, has been named as an MM&M Best Place to Work 2019 in its Small Agency category, covering companies with up to 50 staff.
The awards initiative, designed to delve deep into the US's best places to work, was set up to uncover the critical markers of the best workplaces within the healthcare marketing sector.
MM&M, which stands for Medical, Marketing & Media, is a highly-respected publication within the healthcare sector, first published in 1966, which covers "timely, balanced, original editorial content for an executive audience of leaders and thinkers in pharmaceutical and healthcare marketing."
Ignition, part of UK-based creative business collective Istoria Group, is a specialist in the pharmaceutical and healthcare field, with clients including Eli Lilly, Roche, Samumed, Perfect Ward and C8 Medisensors.
"We are absolutely delighted to have been recognized in this way," says Carrie Logie, VP of client services at Ignition. "We have an amazing group of individuals at Ignition, who come together as a high-performing team. It thrills me to watch how the team works to ensure every project's success, solves problems collaboratively and always picks anyone up who's falling behind. The office culture gets even better with each person who joins and contributes their experiences to our collective bank of skill sets. It's a privilege to be able to lead and develop an already talented team and find ways to help them balance their workload while taking on new professional challenges."
The award considers components employees feel matter most to a building an award-winning culture, including diversity and inclusion; employee vacation and personal time; family and medical plans; office hours and flex time and employee learning and mentorship.
MM&M's inaugural Best Places to Work initiative, which launched in July 2018, invited participating agencies to distribute a survey questionnaire to their employees. Scores were collated and narrowed down to form a shortlist, with winners selected by convening a panel of MM&M staff and external judges—all experts in talent recruitment within the healthcare marketing sector.
Some of the benefits offered to staff at Ignition include: 25 vacation days; full coverage of employee health insurance premiums; flexible hours; annual bonus plan of up to 10 percent of salary; monthly team lunches (First Fridays); four days of work from home per month; and an extra charity day to support a cause close to each employee's heart.
There's also a quarterly award plan where employees nominate a colleague that epitomizes the company's values—entrepreneurial spirit, personable approach, intelligent thinking and collaborative working. The rewards range from $300 gift equivalent or personalized experience. The annual winner gets the equivalent of $1,300 prize and is inducted in the company's Hall of Fame, the highest honor bestowed on an employee.
"What I love about working with Ignition is the collaborative environment and office culture here," says Samuel Alderfer, project manager. "Ignition's positive organizational culture is key to feeling motivated and inspired at work. Everyone on our staff truly gets along and pitches in to get the job done for clients, even if it's not written in their job description. This creates a family environment where everybody is there for each other."
Janelle Gearries, project manager, adds: "Between the amazing colleagues and spirit of teamwork, Ignition has created a culture where the success of the group for the benefit of clients is the focus. When one team, business unit, or the entire staff succeeds, everyone celebrates. Additionally, the office and work culture is conducive to everyone's success. The flexibility of hours, work from home days and vacation time, are encouraged to ensure staff work hard but also achieve balance."
Indianapolis-based Ignition specializes in the design and management of national and international exhibitions, from one-off, bespoke exhibits to modular global programs. For more info, visit www.ignitiondg.com


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This is an example of one of our Layout style JMRI control panels in operation. It shows both occupancy detection (red) and turnout control (white). This example shows two trains traveling in opposite directions on a single track line with passing sidings and all the necessary moves for the meet to occur. Each end is a connected staging yard which is why the train appears in both at once.


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Boeing 'Loyal Wingman' Drone
Published by Chris West
Innovative technology has been something of a darkhorse lately, and while the biggest companies on the planet have been focusing on the transition toward artificial intelligence, Boeing has taken it upon themselves to lead the way for aviation-focused AI endeavors. Their newly introduced Airpower Teaming System (ATS) promises to be the company's greatest contribution yet.
The ATS will focus on an unmanned, autonomous aircraft that will be piloted alongside modern-day military assets, providing a disruptive advantage for allied forces and unmanned missions as the "wingman of tomorrow." The aircraft will offer a customizable platform that can be reconfigured based on mission type, squad-necessity, and range — providing military forces with a solution for multiplicative force and air power projection. The 38-foot drone boasts fighter-like performance, integrated sensors that will focus on intelligence, reconnaissance, and electronic warfare, and a 2,000 nautical mile range for essential mission readiness. The ATS is slated to get to work sometime in 2020 when the platform's first test flight will take place.
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Golds rebirth full of surprises: Bearish bank predicts $1,300, while billionaire misses big rally
Posted on February 17, 2016 October 21, 2019 by Blanchard Admin — Leave a comment
Even the gods of Wall Street make mistakes every now and then. For years now billionaire John Paulson, who made his fortune during the subprime crisis, has been the single largest stakeholder of the biggest gold-linked ETF through his firm Paulson & Co.
Paulson has taken a lot of heat from the financial media for largely sticking with gold during the corrective period that started after the metals price peaked in 2011. But recent regulatory filings show that in the fourth quarter of 2015, Paulson unloaded 37% of his holdings (or $400 million worth) in the GLD, marking the third time in about 2 years the fund manager has sold off some of these shares. His total holdings dropped from 9.2 million shares in third-quarter 2015 to 5.8 million by Dec. 31. However, he still owns at least a half-billion dollars worth of the ETF.
In other words, Paulson sold at precisely the wrong time, just before golds 2016 rally started in earnest, gaining about 19% and topping $1,260 at its peak last week.
Paulson's longtime stake has paid off: Paulson likely wasn't alone last year, Barrons conceded.The consensus, including Barrons, predicted a dismal run for the precious metal in 2016. The tide turned quickly, however. A flurry of global economic concerns, mixed with huge price swings in stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, all combined to revive golds place as a haven.
But Paulson's gold bet has already paid off: Barrons went on to note that Paulson has booked hefty profits a couple of times before by selling at advantageous junctures in 2011 and 2013.
Paulson himself admitted in 2013 that predicting golds short-term movements is difficult. The rationale for owning gold has not gone away, he told CNBC. The consequences of printing money over time will be inflation. Its just difficult to predict when. Its very difficult to predict price movements in the short term, but if you're looking for a hedge against potential inflation in the future and have a longer-term view, I continue to believe its an important part of anyone's portfolio.
Paulson sale a bullish sign? In some ways, Paulson's sale of part of his gold could be viewed as a contrarian bullish indicator, because some analysts say the yellow metal needs to see serious capitulation, or throwing in the towel, from some of its strongest-handed investors before the bull market can resume in earnest.
Contrarian analysts argue that a bottom in prices won't be in place until there is a lot more pessimism and despair among gold-market participants, MarketWatch contributor Mark Hulbert has written. Gold, in other words, is still looking for a strong and enduring wall of worry.
We wont know until the next regulatory filing whether Paulson reinvested in gold in the first quarter, but bullion's standout performance so far already has forced a flurry of metals analysts to upwardly revise their price forecasts.
Dutch bank changes tune on gold: In a prime example of capitulation in the reverse direction, one of the most high-profile gold bears has now publicly reversed her 2016 target. Bloomberg is now reporting that Georgette Boele of ABN AMRO Group NV has changed her tune on gold.
Boele changed her year-end forecast to $1,300 an ounce from $900, it noted. That implies a 7.7% advance from today's level, instead of a 25% decline. The bank also sees silver rising another 8% to finish at $16.50 at the end of the year.
Her reasoning? A much-gloomier outlook for the world economy, especially in the U.S., emerging markets, and oil-driven economies.
Having been long-standing bears, we have now turned bullish on precious metal prices, Boele wrote. Our new scenario sees a longer period of weaker global growth. She therefore sees the Fed standing pat on interest rates this year.
There you have it: High-profile capitulation from both the bullish and the bearish camps in gold. With the momentum behind gold as long as it stays near $1,200, the most prudent course of action remains keeping a diversified portfolio that includes gold. A time-proven method of investing in bullion has been to dollar-cost-average ones purchases by buying metal on a regular basis to ride out the inevitable price fluctuations.


CashU: what to expect and what to hope for?
In the beginning of August, all web-sites specializing in finance, IT and e-commerce spread the news about the so-called "Expansion of Webmoney to the Middle East". The reason of such media turmoil was the signing of the cooperation agreement by Webmoney Transfer and the biggest electronic payment system in the Middle East - CashU.
The official press-release presented that event as the agreement with the "acknowledged leader in the sphere of internet payments in UAE, the Middle East and North-African countries" and as the step towards the integration of Webmoney with other biggest international systems.
So what kind of 'beast' is CashU and was that agreement worth being so thoroughly (though not for a long time) discussed?
The official information from the CashU web-site states that CashU is now available in 28 countries around the world. CashU started in 2002 when Maktoob group - the owner of the largest Arab online community - maktoob.com conducted an online poll which revealed that only 13% of users would like to use their credit cards for Internet payments.
CashU is also a card but it is a special card - it is prepaid and is valid only for the World Wide Web.
The registration in the system is free, but after using it for a year you would need to prolong your registration - the prolongation costs 1 dollar (if there is not 1 dollar on the account after 1-year period expires the account will be deactivated). Transactions within the network are charged the 2% from the transaction sum, but not less than 0.5 dollar and not more than 10. To recall the payment you would be charged 17 dollars. Money is available for spending as soon as you add funds to your account. The system is fully anonymous.
The users of this system are mostly people aged 15-30 who are fond of computer games and entertainment.
The integration with Webmoney will be carried out on a step-by-step basis.
In the first stage users will be able to add funds to Webmoney purses using CashU cards, and in the near future new features will be introduced and they will be able to transfer webmoney to the partner system and pay any seller in its international merchant database without having to authorize it again.
It is all good but how will the users profit from this? Some experts expressed rather a skeptical point of view after failing to find any particular profit in this agreement. If they strive for advanced western services with their opportunities. In the sphere of services and IT they are interested in western services with their opportunities. Some pessimists ground their position by the fact that western users will not be interested in the Middle East and the Maghreb e-market. Though there are some more optimistic opinions: some specialists believe that CashU will get more popular.
To support this point of view, Martin Waldenstrom said: "E-currencies have a huge potential in developing markets and it is nice to see understanding from such payment systems as Webmoney. Webmoney is also designed for simplifying the interaction between a seller and a buyer and making the interchange of various means, and commerce on the whole easier, more flexible and faster. In future we want to cooperate also with other leading payment systems, which work in the markets out of our view and prevalence." This is the first blow to the skeptics' point of view - they reproach CashU for being closed and limited to one cultural space. It is already obvious that western managers of this system try to turn the development vector towards greater cosmopolitism.
The aspirations of CashU management are similar with the aspirations of their Russian colleagues who also strive to go beyond the borders of the post-soviet space. Peter Darakhvelidze, director of overseas operations at WebMoney Transfer believes that this agreement is an important step just because "the Internet does not have geographical borders. We are always open both to new markets and new possibilities and prospectives. We are glad to be able to share our experience, technologies and opinions with our new partners".
Even if exactly this agreement is a bit far from being profitable, even if it is likely to be more profitable to our partners, as a much smaller payment system, we can still call it progress. The demonstration of openness - foreign partners would not reach any agreement with the system, in which activities there is any hint of non-transperancy. That is why the agreement with CashU is indirectly the proof of the reliability and legality of WebMoney Transfer and another step towards the opening of borders in the internet space. Only incorrigible romantics or skeptics, for whom money is something dirty and relatively essential can regard the system as not important to anybody. The people interested in increasing their profits, must love money, and treat it as a substance allotted to them as something resembling intelligence. Everyone that has intelligence (or its resemblance) has strived to be there where it is better and more comfortable. Therefore the fewer borders and barriers there are on Internet, the more freely cash flows will circulate, the more comfortable virtual money supply will feel and the more favourable the possibilities for its increase will be.


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package group5.trackerexpress.test;

import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.UUID;

import group5.trackerexpress.Claim;
import group5.trackerexpress.ClaimList;
import group5.trackerexpress.MainActivity;
import group5.trackerexpress.TestActivity;
import android.content.Context;
import android.test.ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2;

public class ClaimListTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<TestActivity> {
	Context context;

	public ClaimListTest() {
		super(TestActivity.class);
	}

	protected void setUp() throws Exception {
		super.setUp();
		context = getActivity();
	}

	public void testEmptyClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList(context);
		assertTrue("Empty claim list", claimList.size()==0);
	}

	// this is test case for 01.01.01 and 01.02.01
	public void testAddClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList(context);
		String claimName = "A Claim";
		Claim testClaim = new Claim(claimName);
		int claimListSizeBefore = claimList.size();
		claimList.addClaim(context, testClaim);

		assertTrue("Claim list not right size",
				claimList.size() == claimListSizeBefore + 1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.getClaimName().equals(
							claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid()).getClaimName()));
	}

	// this is test case for 01.03.01
	public void testGetClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList(context);
		String claimName = "A Claim";
		Claim testClaim = new Claim(claimName);

		claimList.addClaim(context, testClaim);

		assertTrue("Empty claim list", claimList.size()==1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.equals( claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid()) ));
	}

	// this is test case for 01.05.01
	public void testRemoveClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList(context);
		Claim testClaim = new Claim("Test Claim");
		UUID testUuid = testClaim.getUuid();
		claimList.addClaim(context, testClaim);
		assertTrue("List size isn't big enough", claimList.size()==1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.equals(claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid())));
		claimList.deleteClaim(context, testClaim.getUuid());
		assertTrue("List size isn't small enough", claimList.size()==0);
		Claim retrieved = claimList.getClaim(testUuid);
		assertTrue ( "nothing should be there", retrieved == null );
	}

	// this is test case for 02.02.01 and 02.01.01
	public void testClaimOrder() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList(context);

		// Named so they come out in this order
		Claim c1 = new Claim("3");
		Claim c2 = new Claim("1");
		Claim c3 = new Claim("2");

		Calendar d1 = Calendar.getInstance();
		Calendar d2 = Calendar.getInstance();
		Calendar d3 = Calendar.getInstance();

		d1.set(1995, 12, 12);
		d2.set(1995, 1, 12);
		d3.set(1995, 2, 12);

		c1.setStartDate(context, d1);
		c2.setStartDate(context, d2);
		c3.setStartDate(context, d3);

		claimList.addClaim(context, c1);
		claimList.addClaim(context, c2);
		claimList.addClaim(context, c3);

		assertTrue("List size isn't correct", claimList.size()==3);
		assertTrue("Claim '1' is not first", claimList.toList()[0].getClaimName().equals("1") );
		assertTrue("Claim '2' is not second", claimList.toList()[1].getClaimName().equals("2") );
		assertTrue("Claim '3' is not last", claimList.toList()[2].getClaimName().equals("3") );

	}
}

/*
package group5.trackerexpress.test;
import group5.trackerexpress.Claim;
import group5.trackerexpress.ClaimList;
import group5.trackerexpress.Date;

import java.util.UUID;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class ClaimListTest extends TestCase {

	public void testEmptyClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList();
		assertTrue("Empty claim list", claimList.size()==0);
	}

	// this is test case for 01.01.01 and 01.02.01
	public void testAddClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList();
		String claimName = "A Claim";
		Claim testClaim = new Claim(claimName);
		claimList.add(testClaim);
		assertTrue("Empty claim list", claimList.size()==1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.equals(claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid())));
	}

	// this is test case for 01.03.01
	public void testGetClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList();
		String claimName = "A Claim";
		Claim testClaim = new Claim(claimName);

		claimList.add(testClaim);

		assertTrue("Empty claim list", claimList.size()==1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.equals( claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid()) ));
	}

	// this is test case for 01.05.01
	public void testRemoveClaimList() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList();
		Claim testClaim = new Claim("Test Claim");
		UUID testUuid = testClaim.getUuid();
		claimList.add(testClaim);
		assertTrue("List size isn't big enough", claimList.size()==1);
		assertTrue("Test claim not contained",
					testClaim.equals(claimList.getClaim(testClaim.getUuid())));
		claimList.deleteClaim(testClaim.getUuid());
		assertTrue("List size isn't small enough", claimList.size()==0);
		try{
			claimList.getClaim(testUuid);
			assertTrue("This is not supposed to have happened", false);
		} catch ( IndexOutOfBoundsException e ){
			assertTrue("This is supposed to happen", true);
		}
	}

	// this is test case for 02.02.01 and 02.01.01
	public void testClaimOrder() {
		ClaimList claimList = new ClaimList();

		// Named so they come out in this order
		Claim c1 = new Claim("3");
		Claim c2 = new Claim("1");
		Claim c3 = new Claim("2");

		Date d1 = new Date(1995, 12, 12);
		Date d2 = new Date(1995, 1, 12);
		Date d3 = new Date(1995, 2, 12);

		c1.setStartDate(d1);
		c2.setStartDate(d2);
		c3.setStartDate(d3);

		claimList.add(c1);
		claimList.add(c2);
		claimList.add(c3);

		assertTrue("List size isn't correct", claimList.size()==3);
		assertTrue("Claim '1' is not first", claimList.getClaimList().get(0).getClaimName().equals("1") );
		assertTrue("Claim '2' is not second", claimList.getClaimList().get(1).getClaimName().equals("2") );
		assertTrue("Claim '3' is not last", claimList.getClaimList().get(2).getClaimName().equals("3") );

	}

}
*/

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The US government has reportedly embarked on an 'outreach campaign', urging foreign allies to ditch equipment and services from Chinese giant, Huawei, citing cybersecurity concerns.
According to the Wall Street Journal, American officials have briefed international allies where Huawei equipment is widely used – e.g. German, Italy and Japan.
It follows the launch of Huawei's new flagship phone, the Mate 20 Pro, which despite rave reviews is not being sold in the United States.
Reports claim the US is also considering lifting financial aid for telco development in countries which avoid Chinese-made products/services.
In addition to cybersecurity, concerns reportedly relate to the use of Chinese telco equipment in countries which host US military bases.
As previously reported, earlier this year intelligence chiefs from the FBI, CIA and NSA issued a warning against the use of Huawei products and services.
It follows the Australian government's recent ban again the involvement of Huawei and ZTE in the local 5G network build.
Despite this, Huawei has made clear its global ambitions for 5G technology, demonstrating its new 5G home broadband routers in London this week.
Huawei has confirmed it's also working closely with some UK telcos to test and release 5G commercially next year.


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Council approves Rybak's selections for Planning Commission
The Minneapolis City Council has approved Mayor R.T. Rybak's appointment of two Southwest residents to the city's Planning Commission.
Lara Norkus-Crampton of East Calhoun and Lauren Huynh from Kenny have taken the places of former commission president Judith Martin and commissioner Michael Kraus on the 10-member panel, which advises the City Council on long-range planning issues including development, zoning and capital improvements. Kraus resigned and Martin was not reappointed.
Norkus-Crampton and Huynh are among four commission members appointed by the mayor with City Council approval. The rest of the commission consists of the mayor or designee and representatives from the City Council, Library Board, School Board and Park Board. Commissioners serve two-year terms.
Most of the planning commission's time during the next couple years will be spent updating the city's comprehensive plan, working on the development of several small area plans, amending zoning code and reviewing land-use applications, said Minneapolis Planning Director Barb Sporlein. The commission will also get a chance to review and make recommendations on the new Twins ballpark, she said.
Sporlein said the experience former commissioners Martin and Kraus brought to the table made them valuable members of the panel. Martin, for instance, served as president for eight years and was on the commission for 15 years. But Norkus-Crampton and Huynh bring fresh voices to the group and are qualified for their new roles, Sporlein said.
"Judith and Michael were quite good," she said. "But these two new ones have very impressive resumes and are very eager."
City Councilmember Ralph Remington (10th Ward) said he encouraged Norkus-Crampton to apply for the planning commission because of her community involvement. Up against a dozen other applicants, she made the cut.
Norkus-Crampton is an East Calhoun resident who works as a registered nurse at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park. She has lived in different neighborhoods throughout Minneapolis during the past 20 years.
She is on the Uptown Small Area Plan steering committee and was an East Calhoun Community Organization (ECCO) board member until her appointment to the planning commission. She resigned from the board because of a potential conflict of interest. She has also served as chairwoman of the ECCO zoning committee and has been engaged in community development issues for years.
A couple years ago she was among a group of community members that spoke out against and eventually reversed the Park Board's decision to close the 32nd Street beach on Lake Calhoun. She opposed the Edgewater condominium project on Lake Calhoun and the mixed-use development Mozaic, planned for Lagoon and Fremont Avenues.
Norkus-Crampton said she's not against development, she just thought those projects were not appropriate for the area, largely because of their height. She said she supports developments that are compatible with the communities in which they are built.
"It's exciting that people want to live here and build here," she said. "We just have to make thoughtful decisions."
She said she wants to see a successful, pedestrian friendly, growing Minneapolis. Strong public awareness and engagement are required to get there, she said.
"If people feel the process is fair and they're going to be heard, that will go a long way toward making the right decisions," she said.
New commissioner Lauren Huynh, who lives in the Kenny neighborhood, said she also believes in an involved citizenry. That's the main reason she applied for the job.
"I'm interested in helping Minneapolis grow to be a better city," she said.
She also thought she could offer the commission ample experience in planning and development.
Huynh has spent the last seven years working for Downtown-based ESG Architects. She has been involved in the design of the Edgewater, the Lander Group's upcoming 2626 West Lake condominiums and other Minneapolis developments.
Huynh is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design accredited professional at ESG and is the chairwoman of the company's Green Core Team, a group of roughly 25 designers focused on sustainable design.
She is also active in the Twin Cities Green Roof Council and the local American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment (COTE) Steering Committee. COTE's aim is to educate professionals and the public about sustainable design issues.
Huynh recently joined the mayor's Washington Boulevard Design Team, which is evaluating Downtown property along Washington to determine how development should progress in the area.
She said she wants to see sustainable, environment-friendly, energy-saving development in the city. Like Norkus-Crampton, Huynh said the city's amenities should be accessible by foot or bicycle and developments should be appropriate for the areas they are proposed in.
Jake Weyer can be reached at [email protected] and 436-4367.


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<learning technology> A Virtual Learning Environment (also known as Learning Management System) is a set of systems or tools which allow controlled access by students to curriculum content and the facilities needed to support learning.
Typically a VLE is accessed via the web (though some allow off-line working), and will contain tools for: Course registration Content management including access to external resources Discussion areas (usually both synchronous (chat) and asynchronous (e-mail and bulletin boards) for student-student and student-tutor discussion. These can be used for both informal discussions and for more formal situations such as tutorials ? Tracking student activity (secure) Submission of assignments.
They frequently have tools (or links to tools) for: Assessment Access to student support Course descriptions (course) calendars. They can be used both on campus and to support distance learning, and can be used to deliver whole courses or in conjunction with traditional delivery.
A VLE will often form part of a managed learning environment, which also encompasses the support and administrative systems such as student registration, timetabling, financials and MIS.


This is an impressive chardonnay with a creamy, nutty nose and hints of butterscotch, tropical fruit and warm toast. Medium bodied, the plate has excellent balance with ripe but restrained tropical fruit flavours, lovely lime-fresh acidity and moderate oak in the finish.
The Turckheim co-operative is normally sound if a little unexciting, but this wine comes from a terrific vintage in Alsace and really is excellent at the price. The nose is nicely waxy with tropical notes on top of melon fruit. The palate is full and lush with flavours of ripe pear and spice. A good all-round food wine that would be lovely with smoked salmon or maybe tuna salads.
The essence of summer in a glass, this wine has lovely aromas of rose-petals, bursting lychee fruit and exotic spices. Quite full bodied, it is packed with soft peachy fruit yet is very fresh and zippy due to finely judged acidity. A classic example of this variety at a modest price and perfect with spicy or exotic salad ingredients.
This is possibly the finest Italian white I've come across. The grapes are "raccolto tardivo", that is, harvested late to produce a wine that is racy and clean as a whistle, yet is rich and multi-layered. Delicate floral aromas with notes of acid-drops, tangerine and minerals lead to a palate brimming with tangy lemon and gooseberry flavours.
Merlot is not a variety we normally associate with Italy, but here it has produced a wine with a fine balance of jammy plum fruit and a fine, bitter-cherry firmness. It is deliciously easy to drink.


I have captured video (8-bit S-Video) and audio (Analog) from a Canon GL2 into FCP 5 through my AJA Io successfully for two years. Today, the audio will not capture at all. I have tried audio through my mixer and straight into the Io from my camera with no results. When connected through the mixer, audio is present on the mixer but not in FCP capture.
I believe that I did upgrade to FCP 5.1.4 since I have captured any video or audio. I have also trashed FCP preferences and uninstalled/reinstalled by Io drivers and firmware.
I connect my audio from the camera/mixer into analog channels 1 and 2 using the GL2's AV out cable with phono plug adapters. Although crude, this has worked in the past.
Any suggestions? Is this an FCP or Io problem? Thanks for the help.
Update to my post above. I checked the audio output from the Io using external speakers and the audio is fine. So, I guess the problem is associated with the computer, not the deck.
run the AJA I/O Control Panel - NOT FCP, and try it again. If you don't have the Pro I/O Control PAnel, download it from the http://www.aja.com site. You can test your I/O without running FCP, and without having to worry about FCP preference errors.
Thanks, Bob. Everything works fine when run through the IO Control Panel. I believe I have version 1.1.
I have noticed that my Pro IO easy setups are labeled wrong in FCP. For example, if I choose the 8-bit S-Video US 48k setting in my FCP A/V settings, it says that it is for uncompressed 10-bit US capture. If I choose the 10-bit S-Video US, it says that it is for uncompressed 10-bit Japan capture.
I have uninstalled/deleted my easy setups and reinstalled as well as trashed FCP preferences.


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Q: Trying to put data into a SQL Server database from textbox and some data from another table in C# I am trying to enter some data into table2 from textboxes and some data from A SQL Server database table1, but all logic failed. Please help.
Here is the code:
string qry = "insert into sale (inno,date,type,custname,item,qty,price,dis,disa,gst,gsta,total) values (" + invoice + ",'" + dt + "','" + paytype + "','" + custname + "','" + item + "'," + iqty + "," + iprice + "," + idisc + "," + idsa + "," + igst + "," + igsta + "," + itot + ") and insert into sale (hsn,sgst,cgst) select hsn,sgst,cgst from stock";

SqlCommand sc = new SqlCommand(qry, con);

int i = sc.ExecuteNonQuery();

if (i >= 1)
    MessageBox.Show("Inserted successfully");
else
    MessageBox.Show("Not done");

A: There is no way to see what happened here from the info you have shared, for the very least you should write what result or what exception you got and what db you are using. Despite that, I would bet that at least some of the columns you are trying to populate in the table are from the type varchar (or string or whatever), and you didn't put a value inside ' ' or didn't properly escaped your strings (if one of the variable contains the ' sign your query would fail and possibly destroy your DB with sql injection). I could also mention the fact that the code is unmaintainable and some other possible problems, but it's not the time or place for that.

A: At first, load your data from a table(using SQL ) and/or TextBox then store it to a local variable after that insert to your desired table using SQL.

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Q: How to setup Microsoft authentication in a django based project I am using django-microsoft-auth in my Django project. I followed this guide.
Now, I'm able to log in through Microsoft account(address: http://localhost:8000/admin ) but I don't know how to add a view that will say "Login using Microsoft" and how to link that view with Microsoft authentication page.
It will be great if someone can tell me how to do this.
You can see this picture. Here Microsoft button is automatically added for login. How to set up a button like this on the home page?

A:
I found a handy way for Microsoft authentication. I used the
  Microsoft graph. There is well-written documentation for Microsoft Graph. you can refer to this here. You can ignore the calendar part if you are only interested in the authentication part.

Firstly you should walk-through the given tutorial then you can easily understand the code given below.
In the given tutorial they authenticate the user using sessions. I find the Django authentication handier so I just edited callback and signout function as per given below.
Here I'm writing only callback and signout function.
How my problem solved: now I can simply change the sign-in URL in urls.py file. If I want to set a button with a login page I can simply use an anchor element referring to sign-in URL.
    def callback(request):
      # Get the state saved in session
      expected_state = request.session.pop('auth_state', '')
      # Make the token request
      token = get_token_from_code(request.get_full_path(), expected_state)
      # Get the user's profile
      user = get_user(token)

      # Get user info
      # user attribute like displayName,surname,mail etc. are defined by the
      # institute incase you are using single-tenant. You can get these
      # attribute by exploring Microsoft graph-explorer.

      username = user['displayName']
      password = user['surname']
      email = user['mail']

      try:
          # if use already exist
          user = User.objects.get(username=username)

      except User.DoesNotExist:
          # if user does not exist then create a new user
          user = User.objects.create_user(username,email,password)
          user.save()

      user = authenticate(username=username,password=password)

      if user is not None:
          login(request,user)
          messages.success(request,"Success: You were successfully logged in.")
          return redirect('home')
      return redirect('home')

    def sign_out(request):

      logout(request)
      messages.success(request, "Successfully Logged Out")

      return redirect('home')


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John McCain Won't Vote for the GOP's Latest Obamacare Repeal Bill
The Arizona senator's opposition could mean the end of the repeal effort's recent revival.
Patrick Caldwell
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Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) announced on Friday afternoon that he would vote against the GOP's latest bill to repeal Obamacare if it comes up for a vote next week. "I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal," he said in a statement.
With McCain's opposition, it's unlikely that Republicans have enough votes to pass the last-ditch effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The GOP can only lose two Republican senators in a vote. In addition to McCain, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has been highly critical of the bill and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) has said that she is leaning toward opposing the legislation.
While McCain provided the final vote to kill the Republicans' last Obamacare repeal vote in July, his feelings were more in doubt this time around. McCain is famously besties with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), one of the coauthors of the new GOP plan. The two have spent decades acting as though they were auditioning for a buddy comedy film about the Senate. With Graham reportedly pushing McCain to support the new legislation, it was unclear if McCain might change his mind. And just in case, Graham and the bill's other authors appeared to be trying to correct for some of McCain's previous complaints about a lack of regular order by scheduling a committee hearing for the new proposal for Monday.
In the end it seems McCain couldn't be swayed. "As I have repeatedly stressed, health care reform legislation ought to be the product of regular order in the Senate," McCain's statement opens. He said that he wasn't necessarily opposed to the content of the bill, but only if that was considered in a more deliberate manner—not just because of a looming deadline—and that he wants legislation crafted by working with Democrats.
So despite those close personal bonds, it turns out trying to deprive over 20 million people from health insurance can cause problems even in the strongest of relationships. Like many of us, though, the Trump-era has tested friendships and McCain noted the personal element to his decision. "I take no pleasure in announcing my opposition," the statement says. "Far from it. The bill's authors are my dear friends, and I think the world of them. I know they are acting consistently with their beliefs and sense of what is best for the country. So am I."
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What You Need to Know About the GOP's Latest Push to Repeal Obamacare


She couldn't imagine why there was such a difference between those children and her. She couldn't imagine why she and all these other people with her had to be treated this way. Who decided this, and what for?
My older sister had pointed out a site to me she found, www.recommendmeabook.com, about a month ago. I had a lot of fun playing with it. Although I'd read a good deal of the books I saw on it, there was only one of them I was interested in that was also available at one of my libraries. So I put a hold on it and totally forgot about it until I got the email. So it was like a surprise to myself!
This book is split into two parts. One is about a little girl, Sarah, in 1942 France. The other is a grown woman, Julia, 60 years later. Sarah and her family are Jewish, and I don't think I need to explain more about how that went. I will say that before this book I had never heard of the Vel' d'Hiv Roundup. It is horrific. Much of Julia's story is researching about the roundup for the 60th anniversary.
So much happens in Sarah's story that is heartbreaking. It's truly an awful thing that happened. And I appreciate this book for bringing it to my attention.
Personally I'd have preferred for the entire thing being about Sarah and her story.
Julia's story, on the other hand, was a bit of an annoyance for me. Especially as the story progressed. And I'm just going to be blunt about it. The ending was dumb. My eyes probably fell out at least 5 times because I was rolling them so hard. If I hadn't like the first 3/4th so much, I'd have just stopped reading it. Actually, I highly recommend everyone stop around 250ish. It's a lot better that way.


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Footage Shows Moment Man Hit By Stray Bullet at Kendall Party
The confused party guests at first watch as the victim struggles on the ground before moving in to help him.
Published on December 19, 2018 at 2:49 pm
Disturbing footage shows the moment a Miami-Dade man was fatally struck in the chest by a stray bullet over the weekend while attending a house party.
The cell phone footage, obtained by Spanish language station Americateve, shows Yemil Arguelles enjoying himself at the Saturday night party in the backyard of a Kendall home in the 7000 block of Southwest 159th Place as other partygoers dance and sing karaoke.
As the camera pans over, Arguelles is sitting with another man when a pop is heard and he suddenly grabs his chest before falling out of his chair. The confused party guests at first watch as Arguelles struggles on the ground before moving in to help him.
Miami-Dade Police said fire rescue workers responded to the home and determined the 40-year-old had been shot. Arguelles, who was a well-known priest in the Santeria religion, was taken to Kendall Regional Medical Center where he later died.
Detectives determined the shot was not fired from the party location, and are asking anyone with information to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers.
"He leaves behind young children, his wife and his family members and at the time of this holiday season they're all really upset and they're asking for the community's help to solve this case," Det. Zubair Khan said.


When a Denver resident turns on the sprinkler in midsummer, it applies last winter's Rocky Mountain snowfall to the lawn. In the northern Rockies, that snowmelt fills the Columbia River, whose hydroelectric dams provide power to Seattle residents. Meanwhile, the meltwater flowing into the Colorado River irrigates farms across the West.
But since 1980, snowpack in the Rocky Mountains has steady declined in spring, right when the winter's bounty of snow is needed to flow into the reservoirs that provide Westerners with the precious water that sustains their society.
Scientists have been working to tease out why this is. And in a paper published online Sunday in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, three U.S. Geological Survey scientists definitively state that the culprit is spring warmth.
There were four main options for what was causing the dearth. It could have been a decline in winter precipitation, a decline in spring precipitation, a warming of winter temperatures or a warming of spring temperatures, said Julio Betancourt, a senior scientist with USGS who co-authored the study.
This is interesting because typically precipitation in the Rockies operates in a sort of seesaw pattern, because of El Niño and La Niña.
If it's a high precipitation year in the northern Rockies, the southern Rockies have a low year, and vice versa, said Gregory Pederson, a USGS research ecologist and lead author on the study.
In an earlier study published in Science, Pederson and Betancourt used tree ring data to show this was the pattern for essentially the last 800 years, until the 1980s, when both the northern and southern Rockies showed a consistent downturn in their spring snowpack.
"So we've been really interested in the causes of the recent breakdown," Pederson said.
Together with another USGS scientist, Gregory McCabe, they created a model to "disentangle," as Betancourt put it, the causes behind the decrease of the last 30 years.
The model shows that warmer temperatures are overriding the typical precipitation patterns of the Rockies, so the usual differences of the northern mountains being wetter when the southern ranges are drier, or the other way around, are not showing up in recent decades.
"The increase in temperature seems to be kind of dominating what we see as a Westwide decline in snow," McCabe said.
While a warming planet is likely part of the reason for this, the authors said it is difficult to tease out what portion of the trend is warming and what portion is natural variability.
Betancourt noted that in some cases, climate change will likely amplify natural climate signals, and it may dampen them in other cases.
In the paper, the authors wrote that from 20 to 50 percent of the spring snowpack decline since the 1980s may be due to natural variability.
Betancourt said since the Rockies are such a big area, it is still hard to tease out how climate change may be affecting snowpack regionally.
"I think we are learning quite a bit about this now, but if people were to ask you, well, how much of this is anthropogenic and how much of this is natural, you have to take into account the regional complexities, and the answer may be different for one region than another," he said.


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Owls in Mesoamerican Mythology
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By Kirby Vickery from the March 2019 Edition
In December 2017, I published an article about the Aztec Owl. It focused on the historical data available of relationship with the Aztec and the Owl. My problem, at the time, was that I couldn't find a story connected with the owl as the protagonist. There wasn't any story in their folklore that had anything to do with an owl other than a statement that told the world that the owl had something to do with the underworld of the Aztecs. Apparently, the Aztec feared the owl because it is a silent flyer, hunts at night, and is a dweller in the underworld.
Mictlantecuhtli, the 'Aztec God of Death', is a real bad hombre. He's the one that delayed Ehecatl-Quetzalcóatl in his clean-up or gathering of all the human bones in the fourth Sun (creation myth) to help create the fifth and final Sun of which we are a part. Part of Mictlantecuhtli's, legacy is that he is often portrayed in Aztec art as being accompanied by Tunkuluchú (Owl). Mictlantecuhtli was the god that demanded most of the human sacrifices with their beating hearts torn out and held up for the slathering hoards to see and get high on. So, people didn't want to go to the underworld when they died. This also meant that they didn't really like the owl either because he was a part of that underworld. Generally, the Aztec respected the bird but didn't want to have anything to do with it.
As a result no Aztec mythological stories about this animal were conceived which could be turned into parables or even light-hearted children's folklore as was done to the monkey, fox, eagle, and frog, to mention a few. I was finally able to find an owl story in Mayan mythology. Please remember that most all the Aztec mythology and folklore came from the Maya and Toltec civilizations ahead of them.
A Mayan Owl Parable
All the birds throughout the world have something distinctive about them which they use to attract others of their kind and give to the rest of the creatures for their enjoyment. All except two, that is. The poor Tunkuluchú was the drab owl. Plumage aside, the owl was placed pretty high within the hierarchy of the bird world, because of his intelligence and the fact that he was an advisor to the king of the underworld.
So, when the birds gathered to help out the other non-descript and boring bird (hummingbird), because of its sweet and positive attitude, they included the owl in the festivities to avoid the wrath of the great underworld king, Ahau-Kin. He was officially known as the Jaguar Lord and Lord of the underworld.
Now it seems that the owl detested these banquets, so the members of the committee didn't just invite him to their party. They sent an entire delegation, headed by the Peacock, the male end of the Peafowl (Phasianidae) family. He was another highly placed official within the Galliform world. They were to persuade both him and his kingly boss so he couldn't turn them down and had to accept their offer of presiding over the banquet.
The committee made sure that Ahau-Kin and his advisor were seated next to each other and, when they arrived and were finally seated, the festivities began. The waiters served bohbilsikil (Pumpkin Seed Stew) in fresh, large, bowl-shaped green leaves [I have the recipe for this dish. If anyone would like it sent to them, let me know. Ed]. Down the center of the table in front of each guest, they also placed flower petals, which simulated vases full of dew. A short time later, all the guests, with the exception of the owl, were celebrating and enjoying themselves.
It didn't take very long at all to have the morose owl start to itch at the prospect of slipping out and decamping the party as he couldn't stand the shouting and merry-making any more. As…Owls in Mesoamerican Mythology he started to make his move, the King spotted him and ordered him back, "You will attend this function to its end." He ordered. So, the owl did just that. He perched on a high branch facing away from all the noise and happiness. That was about the time they brought out the octli (today known as 'Pulque', a sweet alcoholic drink made from the fermented sap of the agave plant think of tequila or mezcal).
Mr. High and Mighty, our friend the peacock, went bipolar and figured the owl was objecting to him personally with a snub and wasn't going to have any of it. He immediately ordered the owl to dance and sing the drinking songs that had started up. Owls can't sing but are loud in voice. After the event finally wound down, the rest of the guests were all making side comments on how lousy he made all their songs sound.
In December 2017, I published an article about the Aztec Owl. It focused on the historical data available of relationship with the Aztec and the Owl. My problem, at the time, was that I couldn't find a story connected with the owl as the protagonist. There wasn't any story in their folklore that had anything to do with an owl other than a statement that told the world that the owl had something to do with the underworld of the Aztecs.
Apparently, the Aztec feared the owl because it is a silent flyer, hunts at night, and is a dweller in the underworld. Mictlantecuhtli, the 'Aztec God of Death', is a real bad hombre. He's the one that delayed Ehecatl
Quetzalcóatl in his clean-up or gathering of all the human bones in the fourth Sun (creation myth) to help create the fifth and final Sun of which we are a part. Part of Mictlantecuhtli's, legacy is that he is often portrayed in Aztec art as being accompanied by Tunkuluchú (Owl).
Mictlantecuhtli was the god that demanded most of the human sacrifices with their beating hearts torn out and held up for the slathering hoards to see and get high on. So, people didn't want to go to the underworld when they died. This also meant that they didn't really like the owl either because he was a part of that underworld. Generally, the Aztec respected the bird but didn't want to have anything to do with it.
So, when the birds gathered to help out the other non-descript and boring bird (hummingbird), because of its sweet and positive attitude, they included the owl in the festivities to avoid the wrath of the great underworld king, AhauKin. He was officially known as the Jaguar Lord and Lord of the underworld.
The committee made sure that Ahau-Kin and his advisor were seated next to each other and, when they arrived and were finally seated, the festivities began. The waiters served bohbilsikil (Pumpkin Seed Stew) in fresh, large, bowl-shaped green leaves.
[I have the recipe for this dish. If anyone would like it sent to them, let me know. Ed]. Down the center of the table in front of each guest, they also placed flower petals, which simulated vases full of dew. A short time later, all the guests, with the exception of the owl, were celebrating and enjoying themselves.
It didn't take very long at all to have the morose owl start to itch at the prospect of slipping out and decamping the party as he couldn't stand the shouting and merr-making any more. As he started to make his move, the King spotted him and ordered him back, "You will attend this function to its end." He ordered. So, the owl did just that. He perched on a high branch facing away from all the noise and happiness. That was about the time they brought out the octli (today known as 'Pulque', a sweet alcoholic drink made from the fermented sap of the agave plant –think of tequila or mezcal).
Owls can't sing but are loud in voice. After the event finally wound down, the rest of the guests were all making side comments on how lousy he made all their songs sound. The owl was embarrassed and ashamed with the cruel taunts that all the other birds made after the celebration. He immediately headed for his burrow and refused to come out for any reason to include food or even at the direct order from his King. After a few days in the burrow, revenge came into his mind. He needed to expose the peacock to the ridicule he had gone through. The wise owl consulted the sacred book of the Maya (the Popol Vuh), where he learned how the peacock had once tricked the ingenuous Puhuy, the woodland turkey, when he stole his magnificent plumage for himself.
The owl copied the entire story and then invited all the birds to a grand assembly. He finally came out of his burrow to address and read the whole nasty story to them and realized that he couldn't read a single word because the light from the sun was too bright for him after having spent such a long time underground. He turned and fled back into his burrow and, from that moment on, he was rarely seen during the daytime. His longing for vengeance against his king and the peacock was punished by the gods.
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