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Value of 1978 Turkish Lira today
₺100 in 1978
₺52,820,692.53 today
The inflation rate in Turkey between 1978 and today has been 52,820,592.53%, which translates into a total increase of ₺52,820,592.53. This means that 100 lira in 1978 are equivalent to 52,820,692.53 lira in 2019. In other words, the purchasing power of ₺100 in 1978 equals ₺52,820,692.53 today. The average annual inflation rate has been 36.85%.
Amount (₺)
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Inflation timeline in Turkey (1978-2020)
The following chart depicts the equivalence of ₺100 throughout the years due to inflation and CPI changes. All values are equivalent in terms of purchasing power, which means that for each year the same goods or services could be bought with the indicated amount of money.
All calculations are performed in the local currency (TRY) and using 6 decimal digits. Results show only up to 2 decimal digits to favour readability. Inflation data is provided by governments and international institutions on a monthly basis. Today's values were obtained by estimating figures from recent trends.
The following table contains relevant indicators:
Total Inflation (1978-2019) 52,231,484.88%
Total Inflation* 52,820,592.53%
Annual inflation avg. (1978-2019) 37.87%
Annual inflation avg.* 36.85%
CPI 1978 0
CPI 2019 151.15
CPI today* 152.86
₺1 in 1978 ₺522,315.85 in 2019
* Values extrapolated from the last official data to obtain today's values.
How to calculate today's value of money after inflation?
There are several ways to calculate the time value of money. Depending on the data available, results can be obtained by using the compound interest formula or the Consumer Price Index (CPI) formula.
Using the compound interest formula
Given that money changes with time as a result of an inflation rate that acts as a compound interest, the following formula can be used: FV = PV (1 + i)n, where:
FV: Future Value
PV: Present Value
i: Interest rate (inflation)
n: Number of times the interest is compounded (i.e. # of years)
In this case, the future value represents the final amount obtained after applying the inflation rate to our initial value. In other words, it indicates how much are ₺100 worth today. There are 41 years between 1978 and 2019 and the average inflation rate has been 36.8539%. Therefore, we can resolve the formula like this:
FV = PV (1 + i)n = ₺100 * (1 + 0.37)41 = ₺52,231,584.88
Using the CPI formula
When the CPI for both start and end years is known, the following formula can be used:
Final value = Initial value *
CPI final/CPI initial
In this case, the CPI in 1978 was 0 and the CPI today is 152.86. Therefore,
= ₺100 *
= ₺52,231,584.88
Turkey inflation - Conversion table
Equivalent value
₺1 lira in 1978 ₺528,206.93 lira today
₺5 lira in 1978 ₺2,641,034.63 lira today
₺10 lira in 1978 ₺5,282,069.25 lira today
₺50 lira in 1978 ₺26,410,346.26 lira today
₺100 lira in 1978 ₺52,820,692.53 lira today
₺500 lira in 1978 ₺264,103,462.63 lira today
₺1,000 lira in 1978 ₺528,206,925.25 lira today
₺5,000 lira in 1978 ₺2,641,034,626.27 lira today
₺10,000 lira in 1978 ₺5,282,069,252.54 lira today
₺50,000 lira in 1978 ₺26,410,346,262.72 lira today
₺100,000 lira in 1978 ₺52,820,692,525.44 lira today
₺500,000 lira in 1978 ₺264,103,462,627.2 lira today
₺1,000,000 lira in 1978 ₺528,206,925,254.4 lira today
Value of Lira over time (by year)
1984 1,120.02
1985 1,676.5
1990 12,999.65
1994 101,327.11
1998 1,406,493.69
2003 12,250,193.08
2017 38,793,110.3
Today 52,820,692.53
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Danish minister republishes controversial Prophet cartoon on Facebook
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Denmark's immigration minister on Tuesday posted a screenshot of her iPad showing a drawing of the Prophet Mohammad on Facebook, one of the satirical cartoons that caused outrage among Muslims around the world more than a decade ago.
The Facebook post comes as a reaction to a decision by the Skovgaard Museum in Viborg, Denmark, not to include the drawing in a new exhibition about blasphemy since the Reformation.
"It is the museum's own choice and they have their full right to do it, but I think it's a shame," said Inger Stojberg, minister for immigration and integration, in her Facebook post.
The Facebook post is accompanied by a screen shot of the minister's iPad background screen, which shows a cartoon of a bearded man with a bomb in his turban.
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How to make JobKeeper work through a long recovery
A more flexible version of the job subsidy could channel this costly measure to where it is most needed in a workforce staggering out of virus lockdown.
Steven Hamilton and Chris Edmond
May 26, 2020 – 3.54pm
At $60 billion, it's the biggest accounting error in Australian history.
The stunning revelation that the JobKeeper wage subsidy is supporting only half the jobs and costing half as much as the government thought is of course embarrassing. And it's genuinely concerning that the government and Reserve Bank relied on these numbers to get a read on the state of the economy and to calibrate policy.
Workers are trickling back into the Sydney CBD. The lockdowns have not lasted as long as first expected but that is no cause for complacency. Louise Kennerley
Underneath it all though is a bit of good news. Treasury indicates in its press release admitting the gaffe that the big underspend is because the public health interventions worked so much better than expected. The lockdowns don't need to last as long as we thought so the immediate economic contraction won't be quite so sharp.
But this is no cause for complacency. JobKeeper is propping up the wages of a quarter of the Australian workforce. That means the employers of one in four workers have experienced a fall in revenues of between 15 and 50 per cent. At least 1.2 million Australians are on the dole, a more than 70 per cent increase.
JobKeeper was a rough and ready tool to help businesses and workers weather the lockdowns. But its rigid design, cobbled together over a few days in the fog of late March, isn't set up for big changes in the economic outlook, or the evolving demands of the economy through the recovery phase.
We should seize the revelation of this massive error as an opportunity to fix some of the by now obvious problems with JobKeeper.
There's been talk of businesses gaming revenue to qualify (most firms need only say they expect revenue to fall by 30 per cent in a single month to qualify for the entire six months). Casuals who usually work a day a week get the full $1500 per fortnight. And yet many short-term casuals who normally work a 40-hour week miss out.
There were big structural changes to the Australian economy already under way before COVID-19. The pandemic will only accelerate these, and give rise to others.
JobKeeper is tied only to those workers at a qualifying business as at the beginning of March. If a business hires a new worker, they aren't covered. If a previously eligible worker moves to a new business, they can't take the subsidy with them.
During lockdown, this inflexibility is just a cost of doing business. But as we emerge from the lockdown, it's critical for economic resources to flow to where they will be of most use.
Fine-tune the subsidy
In light of these problems, some straightforward design changes would make JobKeeper more flexible, reduce waste, and better support the economy through the recovery. These changes should be considered for the second half of the initial six-month duration, from July onwards.
As it is, businesses qualify for JobKeeper once and for all based on what they expect to happen to revenue in the first month. Nevertheless, they still have to report to the ATO every month both actual revenue and expected revenue for the next month.
By deleting just two words in the JobKeeper regulations, eligibility could move from being once-and-for-all to being month-by-month. If a business expected revenue to recover in the following month, they would no longer qualify. This wouldn't preclude them from qualifying again later should economic conditions deteriorate.
This fix would only withdraw support from those businesses no longer truly in need, and stamp out the rumoured profiteering. It would serve as an economic stabiliser, responding to changing economic conditions automatically.
It would further reduce the cost of the scheme, freeing up funds to bolster it where it now lacks. There's no good economic case for excluding short-term casuals, visa holders and others who have been shut out. Including these workers would cost a fraction of the $60 billion the government has found down the back of the couch.
And it could also enable JobKeeper to be extended beyond the original six-month time frame, avoiding a nasty economy-wide shock to incomes. Businesses that recover would automatically drop out, with only those still adversely affected remaining. The end of the scheme could be tied to the resumption of international travel.
The government should also consider making JobKeeper portable to aid the reallocation of workers during the recovery. This could involve the establishment of a separate scheme to support the payrolls of other businesses. This would serve as economic stimulus tied to job creation, which could be particularly effective if consumer confidence remains subdued due to looming concerns of a second wave.
There will no doubt be many competing demands for the $60 billion windfall the government has stumbled upon.
We aren't out of the woods yet on the economic front, with a bounce-back far from assured. Old-fashioned economic stimulus, in the form of broad-based cash payments and infrastructure spending, will almost certainly be needed in the months ahead. We must also leave room for that.
Steven Hamilton is assistant professor of economics at George Washington University and visiting fellow at the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at the ANU.
Chris Edmond is Professor of Economics at the University of Melbourne.
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"Myron Johnson's Nutcracker (not so) Suite" by James Sewell Ballet at the Cowles Center
A few weeks ago, the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers were invited to a backstage tour of the Cowles Center, new home of Myron Johnson's 30-year holiday* tradition that is Nutcracker (not so) Suite, and to have a chat with one of the show's stars (and one of my favorite #TCTheater artists) Bradley Greenwald. You can read all about that fun event here, but even more fun - I finally saw the show! I had seen it two years ago, the first year it was performed by James Sewell Ballet, but Myron changes it up every year to keep it fresh, so while I knew what to expect, it was in some ways a whole new show. In all incarnations of the show, Mama Flo is the only one who speaks, and everyone else expresses themselves beautifully through movement. But this year, since Mama is played by Bradley Greenwald, she also sings. This Nutcracker diverges quite a bit from the original, but it's festive and fun and a great way to ring out 2017 with the final four performances this week Wednesday through Saturday.
Labels: Andrew Lester, Bradley Greenwald, Cowles Center, Deanna Gooding, Eve Schulte, Holiday2017, James Sewell Ballet, Jordan Lefton, Myron Johnson, Nutcracker, Stephanie Karr Smith, Steven Rydberg
"Christmas Storiessz V: Silent Night" by Sheep Theater at the Southern Theater
There's no better way to spend Christmas Eve Eve Eve than at an irreverent, ridiculous, super fun show by Sheep Theater. This is their fifth year presenting a series of original plays called Christmas Storiessz, about a detective in pursuit of an evil Santa. Even though I'm a fan of Sheep Theater, I've never seen Christmas Storiessz before, but no worries, there's enough exposition to catch us up to the present. But the plot isn't really what matters with this show. It's more of an excuse for Sheep to do their thing, with a little bit of holiday flair.
Labels: Christmas Storiessz, Emily Wrolson, Holiday2017, Jacob Mobley, Joey Hamburger, John Hilsen, Madeleine Rowe, Michael Rogers, Michael Torsch, Robb Goetzke, Sheep Theater, Southern Theater
"Big Old Rock" at Open Eye Figure Theatre
#TCTheater artist Jay Own Eisenberg is presenting his original solo piece at Open Eye Figure Theatre, thanks to the Minnesota State Arts Board, which makes wonderfully unique and creative art such as this possible for many artists. Big Old Rock is ostensibly about geology, and one geologist in particular, but it's really about so much more than that. It's about transitions, and change, and being OK with where we are right now. It's also funny, playful, thoughtful, and surprisingly poignant. Just a few more performances remain this week; check it out to learn about rocks, and maybe some other stuff too.
Labels: Big Old Rock, Brian Hirt, Dan Dukich, Jay Eisenberg, Katherine Pardue, Katie Deutsch, Open Eye Theatre
"Family Dinner" and "The Mess" at HUGE Improv Theater
It's been too long since I've enjoyed some improv at HUGE Theater in Uptown. But thanks to the appeal of the annual hit Family Dinner, I made a visit last weekend. And since I was there, I also stayed for the 9:30 show (I'm afraid a 10:30 show is more than this morning person can do, sorry improv-ers). Family Dinner has Friday and Saturday performances for the next two weekends but is virtually sold out. But the other show I caught, The Mess, performs Saturday nights and is also a great option. In fact, just about every night there is something funny going on at HUGE, so check it out sometime to experience something outside of the usual #TCTheater world.
Labels: Anna Tobin, Emily Townswick, Eric Knobel, Family Dinner, Holiday2017, HUGE Theater, Jake Scott, James Rone, Jen Scott, Matt Prindle, Michael Ritchie, Mike Fotis, Rita Boersma, Sam Landman, The Mess
"Dot" at Park Square Theatre
Park Square Theatre is getting into the #TCTheater holiday* show game, but the new play Dot is less of the sugar plums and figgy pudding variety and more of the juicy family dramedy variety. A family gathers at Christmas, adult children and friends come home, finding they have a lot of stuff to deal with. Chief among said stuff is that family matriarch Dotty has Alzheimer's, but everyone in the family has their own stuff going on too, just like life. This is a very real, grounded story of a family with issues (what family is without issues?), a family that loves each other and tries to do what's best, even if they don't know what that is. A fantastic cast under the direction of E.G. Bailey bring this smart, funny, poignant, relatable play to life.
Labels: Andrea Heilman, Anna Letts Lakin, Colman Domingo, Cynthia Jones-Taylor, Dot, E.G. Bailey, Holiday2017, Jasmine Hughes, Maxwell Collyard, Michael Hanna, Park Square Theatre, Ricardo Beaird, Yvette Ganier
"Hatchet Lady" by Walking Shadow Theatre Company at Red Eye Theater
On a Wednesday night with a nearly full house at the parking-challenged Red Eye Theater, I saw a bizarre and possibly brilliant creation. Walking Shadow's new bio-musical Hatchet Lady about temperance activist Carrie Nation is in some ways neither a biography nor a musical. There is music and it is somewhat about Carrie Nation, but it doesn't follow the structure of any musical I've seen. And that's a good thing. I'm at a bit of a loss how to talk about this one, but if you're looking for music-theater storytelling that is outside of the norm, you might want to try to snag a ticket to one of the few remaining performances. Going into its 3rd and final weekend, it seems to have built up quite a following based on word-of-mouth that has transcended the usual theater crowd. It's a wild 70-minute ride.
Labels: Chelsie Newhard, Hatchet Lady, John Heimbuch, Luc Parker, Maren Ward, Maureen O'Malley, Megan Burns, Red Eye Theater, Savannah Reich, Walking Shadow
A Preview of "Nutcracker (not so) Suite" by James Sewell Ballet at the Cowles Center
Myron Johnson's unique creation Nutcracker (not so) Suite has been around for 30 years, but I first became aware of it two years ago when James Sewell Ballet Company first presented it at the Cowles Center. Before that, Myron's company Ballet of the Dolls performed it at various locations around the Cities, including their home for many years, the Ritz Theater in Northeast Minneapolis. As a theater geek who loves to watch dance but doesn't usually have time to fit it into the busy theater schedule, Nutcracker (not so) Suite is theatrical enough in its storytelling to give me an excuse to go. Especially this year, with one of my absolute favorite #TCTheater artists, Bradley Greenwald, joining the show! Not the classical Nutcracker, but rather an adaptation of it set in 1960s NYC and featuring pop music and an array of dance styles, I described it as "delightfully bizarro." I'm looking forward to revisiting it again, and even better - the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers were invited on a backstage tour of the Cowles Center and a happy hour chat with Bradley. Read on for more on this fun TCTB event, with pictures! And be sure to visit the Cowles Center website for more information (discount tickets available on Goldstar).
Labels: Bradley Greenwald, Cowles Center, James Sewell Ballet, Myron Johnson, Nutcracker, Steven Rydberg
"It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" at the St. Paul Hotel
#TCTheater friends, there's a well kept secret in town. At least I've never heard of it in the theater world, but my parents have heard of it from their favorite radio station (and the one I grew up listening to) WCCO. Every holiday* season at the beautiful St. Paul Hotel, there is a charming performance of It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play accompanied by a three-course meal. My mom has been wanting to go to it for several years, but it has a loyal following and is a tough ticket to get. We finally got in this year, and I was surprised at just how much I enjoyed it. Now in their 12th season with the same cast, this company puts on an entertaining show filled with nostalgia and the warmth of the holidays, with a lovely meal (see menu to the left, vegetarian options also available). Performances continue through December 24 and are sold out except for a few dates. Or you can listen to a live broadcast of the show on WCCO on December 17 at 7 pm, with a re-broadcast on December 24 at 5 pm.
Labels: Adena Brumer, Christopher Whiting, Holiday2017, It's A Wonderful Life, Jennifer Edwards, Jim Cunningham, John Gaspard, Kevin Dutcher, Philip Callen, Rebecca Ballas, Ross Young, St. Paul Hotel
"North Pole 1973" at Strike Theater
There's a new theater in Northeast Minneapolis known as Strike Theater, "dedicated to building a community for sketch comedy, storytelling, and spoken word." It's been open for Fringe shows for the last two years, but just opened as a home for comedy performances and classes this fall. Founded by Allison Broeren, Mike Fotis, and Joe Bozic (whom you might know from the Minnesota Fringe Festival), it's sure to become the place to go when you're in need of a good laugh (or to learn how to elicit said laugh). And it certainly was that last night, when I attended their first ever holiday* show, North Pole 1973.
Labels: Allison Broeren, Allison Witham, Andy Kraft, Debra Berger, Holiday2017, Joe Bozic, Madde Gibba, Mike Fotis, North Pole 1973, Strike Theater
"Annie" at the Ordway Center for Performing Arts
"The future is female." If the main stage at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts is any judge of it, this statement is true, and gives one hope for the future. The story of one 11-year-old girl who changes hearts and minds with optimism and determination is an inspiring one, as is the boundless energy and talent of the young females on stage who bring this story to life. Watching Annie last night, I couldn't help but feel nostalgic for the Great Depression, when at least the president cared about the people and developed (with Annie's help of course) a New Deal that would help lift the country out of poverty. A stark contrast to today's reality, when the current resident of the White House seems to care only for the rich, and those in need get served newly crappy deals nearly every day. Maybe we need to send Annie to the Washington to get Democrats and Republicans singing together about the hopeful future of America! In the meantime, head to the Ordway to see this swell production of an American musical theater classic and get your dose of optimism about our female future.
Labels: Ann Michels, Annie, Austene Van, Britton Smith, Carly Gendell, Cat Brindisi, Elise Benson, Holiday2017, Jeff Rizzo, Lance Roberts, Lewis E Whitlock III, Michele Ragusa, Ordway Center
"Blithe Spirit" at the Guthrie Theater
If you're looking for a fun, light-hearted, escapist night at the theater (and really, who isn't in need of that?!), look no further than the Guthrie's sublimely entertaining production of Noël Coward's Blithe Spirit. Featuring Guthrie favorites and newcomers in this perfect concoction of a cast, breath-takingly gorgeous design, and the witty words of one of 20th Century England's favorite writers of comedy, Blithe Spirit will keep you warm with laughter on a cold winter's night, and make you forget about the seemingly endless despair happening outside of the theater walls (this is why I prefer to say in the theater as much as possible). Blithe Spirit continues through January 18 and is a hilarious duet partner to that other ghost story across the hall.
Labels: Amy Warner, Blithe Spirit, Bob Davis, David Ivers, Ella Monte-Brown, Guthrie Theater, Heidi Armbruster, Jo Winiarski, Meg Neville, Noel Coward, Quinn Mattfeld, Sally Wingert, Suzanne Warmanen
"Chess" by Chameleon Theatre Circle at Gremlin Theatre
Before last year, I had never heard of the musical Chess. Although I consider myself a musical theater nerd, I rarely listen to musicals I've never seen, so it makes sense I didn't know about this rarely produced 1980s musical written by Tim Rice and the Bs of ABBA. But thanks to Second Fiddle, which stages one-night-only readings of rare musicals, I recently became aware of its charms. Chameleon Theatre Circle's new production of Chess as part of their 20th season (bringing back a favorite from their 2nd season) is the first full production I've seen. And I have to say, I kinda love it. It's fabulously cheesy and very '80s, but it put a smile on my face, which I needed on a wintery Monday. The cast is really strong, with no weak link among them, and performs this intricate score well along with the terrific onstage band. You can't do Chess halfway, you have to go at it full force, and they do, and it's kinda awesome!
Labels: Bradley Donaldson, Carl Swanson, Chameleon Theatre, Chess, Dale Miller, Emma Foster, Gremlin Theatre, Jakob Gomez, Jim Vogel, Michael Burton, Sarah DeYoung, Scott Dutton
"Miracle on Christmas Lake" by Actors' Theater of Minnesota at Camp Bar
I'm a big fan of Yellow Tree Theatre in general and their four original and very Minnesotan Christmas* plays in particular (see also: A Gone Fishin' Christmas, no seriously go see it, playing now through the end of the year). So I jumped at the chance to see another theater company, Actors Theater of Minnesota, perform the play that started it all - A Miracle on Christmas Lake. Written by Yellow Tree co-founder Jessica Lind Peterson, it's inspired by the real life predicament they faced when they lost the rights to the show they were planning to do and had to come up with something in a short amount of time. This wacky, sweet, ridiculous little play chock full of Minnesota references and stereotypes was the result, and it's great fun to see another company's take on it in the intimate space of Camp Bar.
Labels: Actors Theater of MN, Camp Bar, Charla Marie Bailey, Holiday2017, Jessica Lind, John Haynes, Marci Lucht, Michael Ooms, Miracle on Christmas Lake, Peyton Dixon, Robin McIntyre, Seri Johnson, Siri Hellerman
"Coco's Diary" at the History Theatre
For their contribution to the #TCTheater holiday* season, History Theatre is bringing back their original play from five years ago, Coco's Diary, now with Christmas music and decorations! But it isn't really about Christmas of course, it's about a year in the life of a real live 13-year-old girl in 1927, living in what is now the Governor's Mansion on Summit Avenue in St. Paul. Adapted by Artistic Director Ron Peluso and Bob Beverage (the latter also choosing a selection of period tunes), Coco's Diary is, like Coco herself, quite charming. This play with music gives the audience a glimpse into the life of the wealthy on Summit Avenue in 1927, and reminds us that being 13 is the same no matter when or where you live.
Labels: Andrea Wollenberg, Arden Michalec, Bob Beverage, Coco's Diary, Dora Dolphin, History Theatre, Holiday2017, Jake Endres, Ron Peluso
"The Terror Fantastic" by 20% Theatre Company at the Crane Theater
The new play The Terror Fantastic, about a young gay woman grappling with anxiety and depression, is indeed both terrifying and fantastical. In 20% Theatre Company's production, now playing at the Crane Theater, mental illness is represented by an ever-present monster, the only escape from which is into a fantasy world.
Labels: 20% Theatre, Aaron Konigsmark, Addison Sharpe, Crane Theater, Daniel Mauleon, Erica Zaffarano, Hillary Olson, Khadija Siddiqui, Marcela Michelle, Nicole Jost, Shalee Coleman, Terror Fantastic
"A Doll's House" by Orchard Theater Collective at the James J. Hill House
If you're looking for an anti-holiday show in this busy #TCTheater holiday* month, a little bitter to balance out the sometimes overwhelming sweet of the season, look no further than Ibsen's masterpiece A Doll's House. Orchard Theater Collective is making their debut with this piece, and they wisely partnered with #TCTheater favorite Craig Johnson, who adapted the play into a crisp 95 minutes and directs this talented young cast. Taking place in Norway during Christmas of 1879, what's remarkable is how ahead of his time Ibsen was in revealing the difficulties that women faced (and still face) living under the strict and unfair rules of society, and how much this play still resonates today.
Labels: A Doll's House, Anna Leverett, Antonio Gonzalez-Luna, Ben Shaw, Carolann Winther, Craig Johnson, Damian Leverett, Diana Jurand, Henrik Ibsen, Holiday2017, James J. Hill House, Mackenzie Elker, Orchard Theater
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Women preachers in Morocco posted by Razib @ 5/06/2006 02:51:00 PM
Women preachers in Morocco
This is probably the most thorough coverage of the development that there are now government sanctioned women preachers in Morocco. Granted, they are not imams, but I think that development is inevitable now. One thing to note is that many smaller and Lefty Roman Catholic denominations in the USA depend on female parish employees for their day-to-day activities, but because of the special role of priests in Roman Catholicism, and its central organization, the elevation of women to roles equivalent to what has occurred in some Protestant denominations seems to be unlikely in the near future. But I think in Islam the imam is more like a rabbi or Protestant pastor, and, the lack of central authorities in the Roman Catholic mode makes the possibility of female imams more plausible. This development in Morocco is important because Morocco is a predominantly Arab country. While the rise of female imams in China is interesting in illustrating the elasticity of interpretations of Islam, when changes come to the Arab Muslim nations than you have something that reflects possible transitions toward the mainstream. It is not irrelevant the king of Morocco claims direct descent from Muhammad (though, most people in the Muslim world can probably trace their descent from Muhammad somehow if they were omniscient, and perhaps most people in western Eurasia).
Related: Here is a timeline when American Protestant denominations began to allow women into ministerships. Note that this trend is not limited to liberal groups, the Church of the Nazarene had a woman as a minister before 1900. John Ashcroft pointed this out to Patrick Leahy years ago when the latter was implicitly criticizing Ashcroft's religiouis extremism. Ashcroft contrasted his church's more open attitude toward women in positions of religious leadership than Leahy's own Roman Catholic church, and Leahy was not pleased. In any case, the point is that women won't necessarily make a church less fundamentalist, in fact, polls tend to show that women are more Creationist then men. Rather, I suspect women are more like to make the interpretation of the religion less violent. I would say pussyish, but I don't want to make this into a "unsafe space."
Addendum: A celibate priesthood might also make a religion less violent. Just a thought. The Roman Catholic church's turning away from a muscular form of Christianity might track the influx of, uhm, less masculine men into the priesthood.


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Two Iranian women are walking in a historical area in Yazd.
Iranian young girls on wedding ceremony in the village. The place for the text. Two unknown fashionable Iranian girls, wearing a mandatory hijab, communicate in a shop inside the Vakil bazaar. Iranian group of primary school children visited market or Vakil Bazaar. Middle Eastern female avatars set.
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But her question was met only with silence. Confused, she turned to the door to find it was still closed. "I said, come in!" But still the door remained shut.
"What the hell," she mumbled under her breath as she stood to open the door. "Today is not the day for jokes," she announced, swinging the door wide. There was no one there; the hallway was empty. Swearing, she slammed the door shut and retuned to her work.
She shut the door again. After only one step toward her desk, she stopped. Instead of sitting back down, she waited by the door, her hand on the knob. Again a knock came, and she had the door open instantly. But the hallway remained empty.
Maybe she was hearing things. She'd been working hard all week, even coming in today, Saturday, to finish the report. Maybe the stress was getting to her. Perhaps she should get out of the office, go get some rest. It could wait until Monday.
Yet she was almost finished. Just another push and she could have it done, ready for next week. If only she could stop whoever was knocking on the door.
She thought for several moments and closed the door most of the way without latching it. If someone knocked now, it should swing wide, giving her the chance to see who was behind this prank.
Hesitantly, she started to work at her desk once more. At first, every minute or so found her looking up at the door, expecting a knock. After about ten minutes, she began to relax, getting back into her work. Hence, when the pounding began, it startled her anew.
What shocked her even more was that the pounding did not make the door move. Somehow, someone was pounding on the door without pushing it open. Nervously, she approached the door. The pounding continued, even after she opened the door. She stared in disbelief as the pounding echoed in her office. It did not stop, and nothing was touching the door.
Without waiting another moment, without stopping to turn off the light or grab her things, she ran into the hallway and headed for the exit.
"I told you she'd leave." The faint apparition smiled at its companion.


The blasts took place in Lashkar Gah, the capital of the volatile Helmand province, as people marked Farmers' Day as part of Persian New Year celebrations, attended by nearly 1,000 people.
Helmand's governor was also at the stadium but was unhurt.
It said the target was top Afghan officials and claimed that no civilians were harmed in the blasts.
The attack is one of several to have occurred during Afghanistan's multi-day celebrations to mark its traditional new year, beginning with explosions in the capital of Kabul on Thursday.
Those attacks killed six people and wounded 23 and were claimed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) group.
Fighting has been ongoing in Afghanistan amid recurring peace talks between US and Taliban negotiators.
The latest round of talks wrapped up earlier this month in Doha, Qatar, with both sides saying there was progress towards ending the 17-year war.


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Councillors on Saskatoon's governance and priorities committee unanimously recommended requesting the province to make legislative changes to allow for parental leave of council members without needing a vote by council.
So they will ask the province to amend The Cities Act to allow for leaves of absence of three months or greater for circumstances such as parental or elder care.
Currently Saskatoon councillors are not eligible for a formal parental leave, though they can miss up to three council meetings and could request medical leave at the discretion of their colleagues.
The committee also recommended council approve a $21,000 contingency fund for 2019 be used to provide temporary administrative staff for the City Clerk's Office in the event a councillor requests a leave.
The contingency fund was originally recommended to be used only if councillors were away for more than three months.
But Coun. Sarina Gersher put forth an amendment, which was passed, to make the fund available to councillors who need less time away.
Gersher said in some circumstances councillors may need to only cut back on their workload instead of taking off a full four months or more.
"The intention would be that it would be not just for leaves," Gersher said. "So you wouldn't need to be gone 100 per cent in order to have access to a contingency support.
"(For example) a new parent who may choose to take a month leave where they are not present so they would need some support in terms of e-mail or phone calls coming through."
Other cities, like Edmonton and Montreal, have passed similar bylaws outlining the process for taking a maternity/parental leave.


Are you looking for a new SharePoint theme that not only looks great on PC browsers but also looks nice on mobile devices? There's no need for a separate mobile site, entering content twice, and sacrificing design appeal. Mobility SharePoint (master page and theme) looks great on any screen! You can also use Mobility as a stand alone PC theme if you prefer.
It works by detecting the user's screen (whether it's a PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, iPad, or Android device) and formats itself accordingly. BlackBerry versions 4 and 5 display websites much like a PC so Mobility formats itself to correct layout issues that would be otherwise problematic in a DNN skin. BlackBerry 6 devices display the skin much like an iPhone or Android.
Mobility offers 2 layout options for iPhone, Android & BlackBerry 6. The FIT SCREEN option adjusts itself to iPhone's screen width as seen in this demo. This eliminates the viewer's need to zoom in-and-out or side-to-side. The STANDARD SCREEN option displays Mobility on the iPhone as a standard website. This would require the user to zoom in-and-out much like BlackBerry 4 and 5.
Mobility is completely designed in XHTML & CSS. The skin pack also includes a PSD so you can customize the look.
With Mobility, you can make your site any width by changing a single variable. You can also set the skin to full width, expanding to fit the size of the screen.
Mobility does not use SharePoint's built in mobile redirection features. It provides an alternative that displays the same content as a PC would. You can also use Mobility without tapping into's it's mobile features and continue to use SharePoint's built in mobile software if you prefer.
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Bianca Merkley is a singer and songwriter from Salt Lake City, Utah. Writing music for her is an expression of the life-lessons, the struggles, the victories and the love that she's experienced. It's also a way she applies her creativity, meshing different sounds into a folk-pop style all her own.
She is proud of having already established what she calls her "authentic sound." Bianca strives to put real life into her songs and really expose those raw feelings that we are sometimes afraid to express. One of her more recent songs, titled "At the Heart of It," was written during her heartbreaks with infertility and a miscarriage. Through it, Bianca tells us how her relationship with God was strengthened.
Bianca Merkley is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She has released three albums – A Part of Me, Promise, and At the Heart of It. Her music is available on YouTube, Spotify, and Soundcloud.


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Since its inception, CRLL has sought to develop and maintain an infrastructure for the promotion and support of research in the field of lifelong learning that transcends disciplinary, institutional, sectoral and national boundaries. It has built an international reputation for its contribution to the research base, providing not just analysis of key issues and problems, but interpretation and contribution to policy and practice.
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Q: Dashboard Scheduling not in desired format I am trying to schedule a dashboard with email notification as an admin to 'others' apart from myself. I have chosen 2 public groups for emailing the dashboard schedule and succeeded but users are seeing the report as a whole(not just their team data)
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I made a report called 'Opportuntites won by week' which included all Closed won opportunties for both Sales Teams.
Now, I have created a dashboard based on this report and have added 2 filters to it(for seeing the dashboard for Chicago Sales Team & Detroit Sales Team individually).This works fine without any issues.
I went ahead and scheduled the dashboard for email according to the filters I created, expecting that each member of both Sales Teams will see the data according to their team(they wont see data for the other team).Unfortunately, this did not work.
All users are seeing the report as a whole(not just their team data)
I want to create a dashboard schedule so that each person gets the scheduled dashboard with just their team data. Please advise.

Also,I created a public folder and stored the dashboard it. I want to share it with the sales manager with 'Manager Access' and Sales Representatives with 'Viewer Access'.I am unable to see the 'share' option besides my folder. Please advise.


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Cardinals OG Mike Iupati returns to practice after scare in Seattle
BY foxsports • November 19, 2015
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- Arizona left guard Mike Iupati practiced Thursday on a limited basis, returning to workouts just four days after he was taken off the field in Seattle in an ambulance.
Iupati was injured during a violent collision with the Seahawks' Kam Chancellor in the second quarter of Arizona's 39-32 victory.
"It was scary," Iupati said. "When your neck hurts and both of your arms go numb, it's a scary feeling."
The 6-foot-5, 331-pound lineman said he "should be OK" for the Cardinals' game Sunday night against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin recalled a similar hit Chancellor delivered to offensive lineman Eric Winston two years ago.
"When you're pulling toward Kam, you better be prepared," Goodwin said, "because he brings a load."
Iupati called Chancellor "a hell of a player."
"Their (the Seahawks') defense is a phenomenal defense," Iupati said. "It's just football. Stuff happens."
Iupati said the feeling returned to both arms while he was lying on the turf but he understands the precaution medical personnel had to take. As he was lying on the ground, he winked at coach Bruce Arians.
"I was trying to tell everybody I was fine," Iupati said.
Goodwin wasn't quite as certain Iupati would be able to play against the Bengals.
"He looked fine, got some work in today," Goodwin said, "but we'll see what happens going into tomorrow and to Saturday to see whether he makes it or not on Sunday. I'm excited to have him back out there. He's all right. He's still goofy Mike, so I'm good."
Iupati, a three-time Pro Bowl player for the San Francisco 40ers, was Arizona's major free agent signee in the offseason, agreeing to a five-year, $40 million deal, with $22.5 million guaranteed. He missed the first three games of the season after undergoing surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee.
Earl Watford filled in for Iupati on Sunday. Arizona could be without starting right guard Jonathan Cooper on Sunday night. Cooper missed practice for the second day in a row with a knee injury. If he can't play, either Watford or Ted Larsen would take his place.
Wide receiver John Brown (hamstring) also practiced on a limited basis Thursday after sitting out Wednesday's workout.
Wide receiver Michael Floyd (hamstring) and defensive end Cory Redding (ankle) did not practice Thursday.


The video essay takes a deep dive on a single page of this thrilling Image comic.
It's not just the figure and action illustration of a comic that goes into crafting its overall look, there are other important visual forces at work, too. Whether talking the color palette of a comic or proper panel blocking, the art of a good comic goes way beyond illustrating a normal-looking hand. In this week's Strip Panel Naked, the weekly mini-comics masterclass dedicated to dissecting the art and craftsmanship of comics, host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou focuses on a single page of the comic Extremity by Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer. The comic, which describes itself as "the beauty and imagination of Studio Ghibli meets the intensity of Mad Max," focuses on fighting clans in a future filled with monsters and technology.
For the page in question, the reader's presented with two characters about to break out into a fight. But the creators keep the reader at arm's length, "You're never actually part of that moment," explains Otsmane-Elhaou in the video. "You're very clearly a sort of spectator… you're not really the one fighting, you're just watching from the side. There seems to be a very specific feeling here of being removed from the action."
To hammer home the emotional distance between these two main characters [seen in the photo above], the comic creators keep them separated on the page itself. "In the opening row, they share that same row," Otsmane-Elhaou explains, "but they're placed at very extremes of the page, right across from each other, left and right. That distance is really, really noticeable… the big empty panels, the lack of a background, it means there's nothing else to see here but those two men, so you have to pull your eye across the whole width of the page to find the next thing to look at."
To see more, visit the Strip Panel Naked YouTube page, check out its Patreon page to support the series, and pre-order Hass Otsmane-Elhaou's first volume of PanelxPanel, an in-depth online magazine of comic theory, criticism, and celebration.


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Toro Rosso says that sharing Formula 1 technology with Red Bull in 2019 will allow it to focus its resources more intently on areas where it can find performance.
With both teams running Honda power this year, Toro Rosso will share a common gearbox and rear suspension with Red Bull, something that did not happen previously when both teams were Renault customers.
As a result of not having to allocate resources to designing those parts, Toro Rosso has been able to go into further detail in other areas than it was able to do in 2018.
"Nothing has changed in terms of the design process of laying the car out," said deputy technical director Jody Egginton.
"We just have a few less variables to play with. However, within the framework of a fixed amount of available resource, this can provide an opportunity as it allows more focus on other areas of the car concept, which in turn can bring performance.
"In our case, it has allowed increased focus on the design of the chassis structure, packaging of the brake ducts and front suspension, and the integration of the fuel and cooling systems into the chassis.
"All of this results in packaging and mass reduction benefits and provides the team with more potential for aero development.
"The chassis itself, as per regulations, is a complete Toro Rosso design and IP – as is the front outboard suspension, along with all aspects of the cooling systems, power unit installation and steering column.
"The 'rear end' has been provided by Red Bull Technology and [is] the key change for Toro Rosso, being that we are taking a gearbox casing and rear suspension, although many of the internals of the gearbox are similar to parts we have used in the past.
"On the design side, we've been able to put more resource into the integration of the car systems, PU integration, and cooling package integration.
"In terms of in-house manufacturing and assembly, with synergy and Red Bull Racing taking the Honda PU, we have been able to reallocate resource to different activity which has provided some benefit in terms of adding capacity to some areas, which up to now were maybe limited.
"Generally, there are many positives for having a focused approach to which parts of the car originate in Toro Rosso and which parts are purchased.
Egginton also reckons that Red Bull using Honda power will help the Japanese power unit producer to progress faster.
"We were very impressed at the development rate from Honda during the second half of last season," he said.


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Voucher bill concerns school boards
School board members hope all six of the county's state lawmakers will discuss vouchers and other legislative issues.
Voucher bill concerns school boards School board members hope all six of the county's state lawmakers will discuss vouchers and other legislative issues. Check out this story on dnj.com: http://on.dnj.com/2gVmFKO
Scott Broden, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee Published 11:18 a.m. CT Dec. 2, 2016 | Updated 5:05 p.m. CT Dec. 2, 2016
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MURFREESBORO — School board members hope all six of the county's state lawmakers will show up to a Dec. 12 meeting to discuss vouchers for private education and other legislative issues.
"If we had a number one thing we were concerned about it's vouchers," said Jeff Jordan, chairman of the Rutherford County Board of Education.
Jordan and his fellow board members on Thursday night expressed disappointment that so far only Republican state Sens. Bill Ketron of Murfreesboro and Jim Tracy of Shelbyville have pledged to attend a 5:30 p.m. Dec. 12 meeting with county and Murfreesboro City school board members at the county district administration building, 2240 Southpark Drive in Murfreesboro.
The other four members of the county's all-GOP delegation in the Tennessee General Assembly are state Reps. Mike Sparks of Smyrna, and Dawn White, Bryan Terry and Tim Rudd, all from Murfreesboro.
Sparks said he's unable to attend the event because he'll be holding a meeting to discuss term limits for Congress at 6 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Smyrna Assembly Hall with former Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Chris Devaney as the speaker.
"We've had this thing scheduled for two months," Sparks said. "I've already had to reschedule this once. It's hard to get everybody together."
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County school board member Lisa Moore said she sent letters and made phone calls to all six lawmakers soon after their Nov. 8 election to invite them to the upcoming meeting with the elected district officials, with only the two senators so far agreeing to attend.
"It is a little disheartening that I can't get a return phone call," Moore said. "It's discouraging."
Jordan agreed.
"I don't know what else we can do to contact our six legislators," said Jordan, who noted that the two school boards serve more than 50,000 public school children affected by funding and legislation from the General Assembly. "They have no voice, and you represent them. That says a lot to me."
Although the possibility of the lawmakers passing a voucher bill to allow students to use tax dollars for education on private school tuition concerns district officials, Jordan promised that the 13 board officials at the meeting will discuss other legislative issues.
"We can't ask 13 voucher questions," Jordan said. "I think that would be very unfair."
Sparks is among the lawmakers backing vouchers and said he'd be willing to attend an event on that issue.
"If they're willing to debate school choice, I'm willing to host it," Sparks said. "Let's have this on school choice and let the public chime in and not just bureaucrats."
In addition to voucher concerns, county board member Wayne Blair said the school officials also want to talk to the lawmakers about the success of using surplus lottery revenues to provide low-interest loans to finance energy-efficiency projects in schools. Projects such as installing LED lights have led to significant savings on utility bills.
Other legislative topics include the A through F grading system, proper funding of the state's Basic Education Program for K-12 schools and providing decent raises for teachers, Blair said.
Although the school officials are yet to get a commitment to attending their Dec. 12 meeting from the four delegation members serving in the Tennessee House of Representatives, others in civic groups such as the League of Women Voters want to attend, said Aaron Holladay, a county board member from La Vergne who ran unsuccessfully in the August GOP primary against Sparks.
Holladay also said members of the Rutherford Education Association, county retired teachers association and Murfreesboro Education Association want to attend to observe the discussion between the school board officials and the lawmakers.
"I hope in time (the lawmakers) will find time in their schedules to be here as well," Holladay said.
Reach Scott Broden at 615-278-5158 and on Twitter @ScottBroden.
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Review: 2012-02-18, pretty fight with a nice third round: three stars (fight ended by unanimous decision). Akihiro Gono entered the fight with a record of 32-16-7 (but he doesn't fight since August 22, 2010 when he lost against Narantungalag) while Daisuke Nakamura had a record of 24-13-0. Gono vs Nakamura is on the undercard of Mizuto Hirota vs Seichi Ikemoto (Deep 57 Impact). Watch the video!


emotional balancing techniques. The book guides readers into helping their companion animals themselves and encourages them to work as well with veterinarians, trainers, and health care practitioners. It includes chapters that explain how to prepare healthy, holistic recipes and Bach Flower Remedies for restoring an animal's emotional balance, and solutions for common behavioral and training problems. Focusing primarily on dogs, cats, and horses, but relevant to virtually all animals, the book presents a dual premise: healthy companion animals are better equipped to help the humans they love, just as educated humans are better able to comprehend their animals' needs.


Consuming juices made from certain fruits and vegetables may help to prevent heart disease. Several fruits and vegetables have the ability to lower blood pressure which decreases the long-term risk of heart attack and stroke. People who are concerned about heart health may find that drinking freshly made juices containing these fruits and vegetables lowers their risk provided they consume them regularly and avoid other risk factors.
The nutrients in juice from fresh fruit and vegetables have a much greater impact in preventing heart disease if the fresh juice is consumed regularly rather than every once in a while. The juice for heart health should be part of a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet and exercise.


Abstract: This thesis is part of that field of ethnological studies which concerns the transnational movements of the intangible cultural heritage. It deals with the appropriation of the djembé, a West African drum, by Quebec society. Beginning with a multidisciplinary approach which draws on ethnology, history and ethnomusicology, this thesis adds to our knowledge regarding music making in Quebec and to the research which seeks to understand how new forms of intangible cultural heritage are created at the local level within a global context. The study of the transnational migration of the drum tells the story its evolution, along with the recontextualization and the adaptation of playing styles and the transformations of its Mandinka repertoire in Quebec. Following is a Quebec genealogy relating to the manner in which the drum, beaten by hand, illustrates the global nature of traditions linked by percussive rhythms. Lastly, the ethnography of these practices and the oral research carried out in conjunction with recreational djembé players demonstrate that this cultural activity is, first and foremost, the expression of a form of "social corporeality, " that is, the construction of, new, albeit transitory, socio-musical entities. Synchronizing the bodies engaged in producing the beat and the rhythm requires as well developing a mind set so as to build a heightened presence of belonging to the group. Furthermore, this drumming activity appears at various social events in addition to those focusing on music. The potential, found in djembé playing, to create a collective experience through the synchronizing of bodies is used for relieving stress in recreational contexts, for teambuilding in the workplace, for motivating youth to persevere in their studies at both primary and secondary levels and, last but not least, in opening new channels for communication with autistic children or those showing behavioural problems at school.


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Ramatuelle / Saint Tropez
The glamorous and sophisticated French Riviera town of Saint-Tropez hosts the fifth leg of the 2022 season, with the arena only a stone's throw away from the turquoise waters of Pampelonne beach.
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This sun-soaked destination is synonymous with elegance and style, and will play host to breathtaking competition once again at the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show (LAOHS).
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Ramatuelle, Saint-Tropez
This breathtaking venue in the sophisticated Riviera resort of Ramatuelle/Saint Tropez hosts the 5th leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour for the 2022 season, and marks a key stage in the Championship as the riders continue to battle for the top positions in the all-important rankings.
In May the sparkling Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show (LAOHS) will see the world's top horses and riders head to the legendary Pampelonne Beach with it's turquoise waters and enviable blue skies. In total, a hundred riders and nearly 200 horses are expected, representing more than twenty nations.
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I took the 2-liter bottle of Diet Coke out of the fridge and poured all but the last half-inch into a glass full of ice.
My mother came into the kitchen to observe me. Her little dog stood at her feet. The dog has warmed up to me a lot, but it really loves only her.
"Finish the soda," Mom said.
"The stuff at the very bottom is flat and gross, though," I said.
I eyed my glass and the remainder of liquid in the bottle.
"It's making me feel weird that you're watching me," I said. Because she was. Watching me like a hawk.
"I need to be sure you don't pour it down the sink," she said.
I sighed and took a drink from the glass to reduce the liquid content. Then I poured the last of the soda into the glass.
She smiled and picked up her dog. They went to watch TV.
"What You See Here and Hear Here Stays Here." Riiiiiiight….
I'm sorry to have to say this, but what you have described is a person with a borderline personality disorder, and a useful idiot of modern marketing methods.
Who the hell needs to buy diet coke in 2 litre bottles? That's equivalent to 3.5 imperial pints per bottle. The reason why those nice people at Coca-Cola sell it in super-size bottles is that it encourages over-consumption and swells their profits.
It's completely irrational to buy the product in quantities that, while cheaper per litre, also ensure that the said product is undrinkable by the time you get to the bottom of the bottle, unless you drink the whole 2 litres at one go.
The waste that your Mum is terrified of is actually planned by the marketing people and their accountants. Planned obsolescence, planned waste, and planned overconsumption are the holy trinity of modern capitalism.
Would it be possible to explain this to your mum?
Between the salsa and the soda, it would probably be good to get a different roommate situation, when/if possible!
We can never truly escape our childhoods can we? Best we can do is see our parents as the fallible people that they are, who in most cases I believe did the best they could and with time maybe come to some understanding of them.
As for why soda is so cheap in the US. In large part it is because of the enormess subsidies given to agribusiness. The documentary King Corn does a much better job of explaining it than I ever could.
PS–did you watch The Roosevelts on PBS. I learned a lot about Eleanor and found myself likeing FDR a little more and Teddy a little less afterwards.


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Q: What's the expectation of the number of times of a loop being fully covered Consider a loop with a length of 1, then randomly select a continuous part on this loop with a length of 0.5 and cover it. Repeat this process for k times until the loop was fully covered. Find the mathematical expectation of k.
My personal thoughts are as belows.
I personally have considered the question for quite some time. Tried to discrete the question by considering the chance of the loop fully covered with 1,2,3 times of covering, thinking of adding them up to get the expectation of k later. When k=1 and k=2, obviously the chance is 0, when k=3 the chance can be displayed by an image. Take the starting point of the first covered line segment as the reference point, and respectively take the second and the third covered line segment as x and y on a coordinate plane. We can plot the image as below.img1
As we craft through all possibilities, we can have this image. The shadowed area expresses when x land on these specific points, where should y be to satisfy the requirements. by calculating the area of the shadow, we can arrive at the conclusion that when k=3, the chance of the loop fully covered is 0.25
But when I started up at the condition of k=4, it involves higher dimension of plotting which is way more difficult, and I became incapable of thinking clearly on that problem. Can anyone provide a fresh perspective on this problem? Or is there any elegant solution?

A: For simplicity, consider a circle $\mathbb{S}^1$ of unit circumference, and cover it by random arcs of lenght $\frac{1}{2}$. The probability of $k\geq 1$ segments not covering all of $\mathbb{S}^1$ is $\frac{2k}{2^k}$.
We prove this by exploiting a symmetry of the problem: For any diameter of the circle, the arcs on either side are chosen with equal probability. We can thus first choose $k$ diameters and then, for each diameter, one of the two arcs into which it dissects $\mathbb{S}^1$. Almost surely, all $k$ diameters are distinct and thus cut $\mathbb{S}^1$ into $2k$ pieces. For a particular piece to not be covered by any arc, each of the $k$ arcs has to fall on the side not containing the piece (probability $2^k$). Since at most one of the pieces won't be covered, these events are disjoint and the total probability of the loop not to be covered $k$ arcs is $\frac{2k}{2^k}$.
The probability that the $(n+1)^{st}$ arc finally covers the loop is thus $\sum_{j=1}^{2n} \frac{1}{2^n}\frac{1-2l_1}{2}$. This is the product of the chance that the first $n$ arcs fail to cover one of the $2k$ pieces, and the chance that the final arc covers this piece (of length $l_j$), which is half the chance that the relevant diameter does not intersect the piece. This sum evaluates to $\frac{n-1}{2^{n}}$, hence the expected value of $n+1$ is $\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{(n+1)(n-1)}{2^{n}}$.
Let $f(x) = \sum_{n=1}^\infty (n+1)(n-1)x^n$. We have $$f(x) = \frac{d}{dx}\left(\sum_{n=1}^\infty (n-1)x^{n+1}\right) = \frac{d}{dx}\left(x^3\sum_{n=0}^\infty nx^{n-1}\right) = \frac{d}{dx}\left(x^3 \frac{d}{dx}\frac{1}{1-x} \right) \\
= \frac{d}{dx}\left(\frac{x^3}{(1-x)^2} \right) = \left(\frac{3}{x} + \frac{2}{1-x}\right)\frac{x^3}{(1-x)^2}.$$
Therefore, $f(\frac{1}{2}) = 5$. The expected value of the number of arcs needed to cover a loop is, amazingly, $5$.


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Kansas Baseball Alters Midweek Schedule
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas baseball has announced changes to its schedule for the week. The Jayhawks will now play just one game against UALR on Tuesday, May 1 instead of a two-game series. The Tuesday game will now feature a 3 p.m. first pitch.
KU was originally scheduled to play a two-game series with the Trojans on Tuesday and Wednesday, but will now return to Lawrence after just one game. The Jayhawks will leave for Little Rock, Ark., on Monday afternoon and return home late Tuesday night allowing the student-athletes to attend the final two days of class on Wednesday, May 2 and Thursday, May 3.
Fans can listen to Tuesday afternoon's game on AT&T Jayhawk All-Access at kuathletics.com.
The Jayhawks' game at UALR is the first of four non-conference games in the next week as the team will host Air Force on Friday (6 p.m.) and Saturday (2:30 p.m.) as well as Missouri State on Sunday (1 p.m.) as part of the Jayhawk Classic at Hoglund Ballpark.


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Q: Is $\frac{ax}{z}+\frac{by}{z}=c$ a linear equation? I was thinking about the equation $ax+by+d=cz$ here, $a, b, c, d \in R$. But here I set $d=0$ so the equation is $ax+by=cz$ here $x, y, z$ are variables. This equation is a linear equation, right?
When I want to throw $z$ to other side, the equation becomes $\frac{ax}{z}+\frac{by}{z}=c$. Is this equation linear and why?

A: By definition, an equation of variables $x_1, ..., x_n$ is linear if it can be written in the form $a_0 + a_1 x_1 + ... + a_n x_n = 0$, where $a_01, ..., a_n$ are coefficients in your field (here, $\mathbb{R}$). So yes, your equation is linear, even without setting d = 0. :)
$\frac{ax}{z} + \frac{by}{z} = c$ simply is another way to write it, so you can still say it's a linear equation, even though its expression isn't. But we usually don't risk writing it that way (what if $z$ was $0$?)


What beautiful weather we had on Lake Martin today. Gorgeous and 75 degrees with slight wind. Perfect fall fishing day! Bobby took me fishing for the day…it wasn't our best fishing day but the day was perfect. We caught 13 and threw them all back.
Spent some time with the game warden today. Nice guy!
Ready to grill some steaks and relax.
I am thankful for my husband being so patient and taking me fishing when I ask. He is a good sport and a fantastic fisherman!


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Holiday pay case could affect 'every worker' in NI
Any employee who works overtime - in the public or private sector - could be entitled to backdated holiday pay, a trade union has said.
The Court of Appeal ruled this week that Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) staff were owed money for a shortfall in pay going back 20 years.
Individual payments could be an average of £10,000, totalling about £40m.
Trade union NIPSA said the ruling could go beyond the public sector and affect private sector employees as well.
There are about 208,000 public sector employees in Northern Ireland, the latest official figures show.
PSNI facing £40m holiday pay bill
Antoinette McMillen, the assistant secretary of NIPSA, said: "NIPSA represents workers across Northern Ireland - in education services, in health services, in local government, in non-departmental public bodies and the voluntary sector.
"This case affects all those workers and not just those in the public sector. This case represents every worker in Northern Ireland.
"If you're someone who does overtime or you get allowances, you potentially could have a claim if your employer does not pay you when you go holidays."
Image caption Antoinette McMillen said this case represents "every worker in Northern Ireland"
Stormont's Department of Finance told the BBC's the Nolan Show it was "in early discussions" with unions in the wake of the case.
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service told the Nolan Show it was "actively considering the issue of overtime and holiday pay".
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Image caption The Court of Appeal ruled PSNI officers were owed money for a shortfall in pay going back 20 years
Northern Ireland Water, the publicly-owned water and sewerage services company, said holiday pay "has been the subject of substantive discussions" between it and trade unions.
It added it was "taking time to understand" the Court of Appeal decision and the "potential implications for NI Water and its employees".
The public transport provider Translink said it was also reviewing the ruling in the PSNI case.
Analysis: John Campbell, BBC News NI economics editor
The court ruled that miscalculations arose because holiday pay had been based on basic working hours, not the actual hours worked, including overtime.
As a result, the PSNI is facing an estimated bill of £40m to settle the claim.
But the implications could be much wider than that.
It could be a significant sum for Stormont budgets, which are under pressure.
Solicitor John McShane, who represented officers and civilian workers in the PSNI case, said the law had been clear since a case taken in 2014.
He said the PSNI case was more focused on how far the back pay ruling extended.
Mr McShane said the government introduced legislation for England and Wales in 2014 capping the back pay limit to two years but no equivalent legislation was brought in for Northern Ireland.
He added that the issue "goes to a fundamental situation of protecting workers".
An employment lawyer at Pinsent Masons said the case confirmed Northern Ireland's divergence from the GB position on the potential liability for holiday pay claims.
Craig Patterson said it is possible Supreme Court judges could approve the NI Court of Appeal decision, in which case employers in Great Britain could also "be exposed to significantly larger claims".
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood described the ruling as "significant" and said he had asked to meet David Sterling, the head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service, to discuss its effect on budgets.
"This matter must be dealt with in a way that meets the needs of public sector workers, respects the ruling of the court and protects budgetary integrity so that public services are not impacted," he added.
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Q: rails - Search form in tags and title I have an application where I have two models: debates and challenges.
Every model has a title, and I use acts_as_taggable on both.
I have a search form where I can search on every tags:
view
<%= form_tag ("/search_results"), :method => "get", :id=>"search-form" do %>

  <%= text_field_tag ("search") , nil, :id=>"search-text",
    :onblur=>"if(this.value=='')this.setAttribute('class', 'search_input');",
    :onfocus=>"this.setAttribute('class', 'search_input_clear');",
    placeholder: "Chercher un débat"
 %>
<% end %>

and on my controller:
def search_results
 @challenges = Challenge.tagged_with("#{params[:search]}")
 @debates = Debate.tagged_with("#{params[:search]}")
 @lists =   @debates + @challenges
end

The question is, how can I combine search on tags and on titles in the same search tag?

A: If you want to show results with matching title and tagged as well, than you can something like this:
def search_results
 @tag_challenges = Challenge.tagged_with("#{params[:search]}")
 @title_search = Challange.where(:title => params[:search])
 @challenges =   @tag_challenges +  @title_search

 @tag_debates = Debate.tagged_with("#{params[:search]}")
 @title_debates = Debate.where(:title => params[:search])
 @debates = @tag_debates + @title_debates
 @lists =   @debates + @challenges
end

You only have to find the unique records of these. And I think you are able to do that.
Edit
Not a problem, you can write SQL like queries here as well:
@title_search = Challange.where("title LIKE %#{params[:search]}%")

@title_debates = Debate.where("title LIKE %#{params[:search]}%")

Now it will search for every text in your title.
Thanks