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The One is captured by M, who plans to turn all humans into corpses; thus ending every war.
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Первый захватывается М., в чьи планы тоже входило обращение всех людей в ходячие трупы, таким образом положив конец всем войнам на планете.
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locality (a selo) in Razinskoye Rural Settlement, Kharovsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 31 as of 2002. Geography
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Nikulinskoye () is a rural locality (a selo) in Razinskoye Rural Settlement, Kharovsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 31 as of 2002.
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However, they are often cited as authoritative by Rabad II, Isaac ben Abba Mari (for both of whom he is simply "Ha-Rab," or "Ha-Rab ha-Meḥabber"), Abraham ben David (RABaD III), and Zerahiah ben Isaac ha-Levi.
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Tanmateix, són sovint citats com a autoritat per Rabad II, Isaac ben Abba Mari (els quals l'anomenen senzillament "Ha-Rab," o "Ha-Rab ha-Emḥabber"), Abraham ben David (RABaD III), i Zerahiah ben Isaac ha-Levi.
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Common Sense Media gave the book four stars, calling it "gripping" while warning parents of the violence and potential incest.
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أعطى إعلام المنطق العام الكتاب النجوم الأربعة، ووصفه بأنه "مجتاح" محذرا الآباء من العنف وزنا المحارم المحتملين.
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Both Tom and I are single.
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Sia io che Tom siamo single.
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South Australia adopted a different date for reception, as did Western Australia.
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L'Australie-Méridionale adopta une différente date de réception, de même que l’Australie-Occidentale.
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Boorstin proposes that prose also encouraged the development of democracy by inviting participation from the citizenry.
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Boorstin propone que la prosa también alentó el desarrollo de la democracia al invitar a la participación de la ciudadanía.
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during DNA replication. Due to the repetitive nature of the DNA sequence in these regions , 'loop out' structures may form during DNA replication while maintaining complementary base pairing between the parent strand and daughter strand being synthesized. If the loop out structure is formed from sequence on the daughter strand this will result in an increase in the number of repeats. However, if the loop out structure is formed on the parent strand a decrease in the number of repeats occurs. It appears that expansion of these repeats is more common than reduction. Generally the larger the expansion the more likely they are to cause disease or increase the severity of disease. This property results in the characteristic
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that expansion of these repeats is more common than reduction. Generally the larger the expansion the more likely they are to cause disease or increase the severity of disease. This property results in the characteristic of anticipation seen in trinucleotide repeat disorders. Anticipation describes the tendency of age of onset to decrease and severity of symptoms to increase through successive generations of an affected family due to the expansion of these repeats. Common features Most of these diseases have neurological symptoms. Anticipation/The Sherman paradox refers to progressively earlier or more severe expression of the disease in more recent
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Jennifer A. Clack, a Cambridge University expert on tetrapod evolution, said of Tiktaalik, "It's one of those things you can point to and say, 'I told you this would exist,' and there it is."
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Jennifer A. Clack, una experta en evolución de los tetrápodos de la Universidad de Cambridge, dijo de Tiktaalik, "Esta es una de esas cosas que se pueden señalar y decir, 'te dije que esto existe', y ahí está."
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winter it mainly browses on shrubs and woody material. One or two kids are born after a gestation period of 135 to 170 days. The goats are hunted by snow leopards, wolves and lynx, and the kids may fall prey to golden eagles. Status At one time C. f. falconeri was assessed as being endangered but it is now rated as "near-threatened" as there are now estimated to be more individuals than was thought at one time. The 2011 estimate for the total population is around 5,800 individuals. These are divided into a number of sub-populations, only one of which numbers over 1000 individuals. The main threat it faces is being hunted. Even where the animal is protected by legislation as in Afghanistan, poaching takes place and the ban on hunting is not enforced. In India it is fully protected and is present in three wildlife reserves, the Limber Wildlife Sanctuary, and
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snow leopards, wolves and lynx, and the kids may fall prey to golden eagles. Status At one time C. f. falconeri was assessed as being endangered but it is now rated as "near-threatened" as there are now estimated to be more individuals than was thought at one time. The 2011 estimate for the total population is around 5,800 individuals. These are divided into a number of sub-populations, only one of which numbers over 1000 individuals. The main threat it faces is being hunted. Even where the animal is protected by legislation as
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Why are macro-economists concerned with the "aggregate"?
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Macro means large, Micro means small.\n\nIf you took the sum of every indivudual demand curves, you would have the aggregate.\n\nExample: Person A would demand 5 units at $3.00 while Person B would demand only 4 units at $3.00. The aggregate demand curve at $3.00 would then be 5 + 4 or 9.\n\nGenerally speaking, for normal goods, as the price rises, people demand less ... if the price were $4.00 in the above, then Person A might only demand 2 units and Person B may only demand 3 units. Generally this reflects the opportunity cost of th next best alternative. As you are required to spend more on one good, you can afford that much less of another ... so the trade off's become greater.
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very long time as the physically measurable non-thermodynamical example of the quantum Poincaré recurrence theorem in the finite time limit has a striking consequences on the theory of the quantum consciousness in unitary universe and the theory of life self-creation and probability of alien life. In one of his first papers "Electron Self-Energy in Intense Plane-Wave Field” in Physical Review in 1966 he independently implicitly discovered in electrodynamics the Higgs mechanism i.e. how the massless particles field can gain the mass through the interaction with the Higgs field - the laser field if the Dirac field was the massless gauge field. Eberly is also recognized as a pioneer in the theory of atomic vapor laser isotope separation. In 2003 he discovered the phenomenon of crystallization in time for the highly exited states of atoms i.e. in analogy to the anomalous improvement of the conductivity with the temperature in Kondo effect by coherent "heating" not cooling the system or with respect to the defined energy level by showing the existence of fermion densities in atoms eternally and perfectly periodic in time instead of the space and without any external fields as the Rutherford atom in true quantum theory. Awards and recognition Eberly has been the recipient of the Charles Hard Townes Award, the Smoluchowski Medal and the Senior Humboldt Award. He was the president of the Optical Society of America in 2007. For his outstanding contributions in the theory of electron localization in atoms and molecules he was awarded in 2010 the Frederic Ives Medal, the highest award of the Optical Society of America and in 2021 he became the Honorary Member of the OSA successor Optica. He has strong research ties to Poland that started from sharing his office with Polish physicist Adam Kujawski in the 60s, continued with longtime scientific collaboration with Iwo Bialynicki-Birula and culminated in becoming a Foreign Member of the Academy of Sciences of Poland. He also has multiple publications with Kazimierz Rzazewski, both the MSc and the PhD supervisor of Maciej Lewenstein who pointed out that the superradiant phase transition originally discovered
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Optica. He has strong research ties to Poland that started from sharing his office with Polish physicist Adam Kujawski in the 60s, continued with longtime scientific collaboration with Iwo Bialynicki-Birula and culminated in becoming a Foreign Member of the Academy of Sciences of Poland. He also has multiple publications with Kazimierz Rzazewski, both the MSc and the PhD supervisor of Maciej Lewenstein who pointed out that the superradiant phase transition originally discovered at the University of Rochester is physically not possible without an "extraterrestrial" ether with both the real and negative dielectric constant filling the quantum vacuum which is less than one because the classical electromagnetic gauge fields can be always eliminated from the statistical sum totally and therefore cannot cause any phase transition (electromagnetic version of Bohr–van Leeuwen theorem). Publications Eberly has published more than 300 scientific journal articles and other scientific papers. He has co-written two textbooks and has contributed chapters to many more. L. Allen and J.H. Eberly, Optical Resonance and Two-Level Atoms. 1987. . P. Milonni and J.H. Eberly, Lasers. 1988. . Sudden Death of Entanglement by Ting Yu and J. H. Eberly, Science 30 January 2009: Vol. 323. no. 5914, pp. 598 - 601, References External links Past Presidents of the Optical Society of America Optics and Photonics News interview with Prof. J. H. Eberly Prof. J. H. Eberly on the history and importance of the paperless modern dynamic and possibly interactive multimedia interconnected network publishing in pioneering Optics Express Prof. J. H. Eberly about the NAVY military research genesis of his science career in
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how to check airtel data balance by text?
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How can I check my Airtel data balance? Try *141#. When you dial it, it will tell you to wait for an SMS (message), then you'll see your data info.
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seventh round of the 1998 CART FedEx Champ Car World Series season, held on May 31, 1998, on the Milwaukee Mile in West Allis, Wisconsin. The race was a fuel economy run where fuel conservation was a serious factor, and
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seven seconds, the win being his second of the season. Classification Race Caution flags Lap Leaders Point standings after race References Miller
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From their origin in the court of the Dominate, there were several primicerii (primikērioi in Greek, from the 12th century usually spelled primmikērioi).
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Dari asal mereka di istana Dominatus, ada beberapa primicerii (primikērioi dalam bahasa Yunani dari abad ke-12 biasanya dieja primmikērioi).
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Gingeh
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گینگه
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Beginning in the early 1970s, the company moved towards all-new compact car designs based on the Hornet, including the Hornet itself and the Gremlin.
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A principios de la década de 1970, la compañía se movió hacia diseños completamente nuevos de autos compactos basados en el Hornet, incluido el Hornet mismo y el Gremlin.
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The West End borders the Charles River between the Longfellow Bridge and the Charles River Dam Bridge.
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West End borde la rivière Charles entre le pont Longfellow et le barrage de Pont Charles River.
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Tosirips is a genus of moths of the tribe Archipini. Species Tosirips magyarus
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Archipini. Species Tosirips magyarus Razowski, 1987 Tosirips perpulchrana Kennel, 1901 References , 1987: A new
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"British literature" refers to literature associated with the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
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'الأدب البريطاني "تشير إلى أدب المرتبطة مع المملكة المتحدة وجزيرة مان وجزر القنال.
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This included six non-residents who happened to be bicycling through the town when the SS unit arrived.
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Эсэсовцы также арестовали шестерых не проживавших в деревне, а всего лишь проезжавших на велосипедах мимо деревни, когда туда прибыл отряд СС.
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The resulting list of eight bretwaldas omits several strong Mercian kings.
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Den resulterande listan över åtta bretwaldas utelämnar flera starka merciska kungar.
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The evil Havok went with the original Havok back to Earth-616 during the final battle with the Goblin Queen.
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Il malvagio Havok è tornato indietro con l'originale Havok a Terra 616 durante la battaglia finale con la Goblin Queen.
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However, instead of being close to stagodontids, the Gurlin Tsav skull usually groups outside of a clade leading to South American metatherians (and, consequently, to marsupials).
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No obstante, en lugar de ser cercano a los estagodóntidos, el cráneo de Gurlin Tsav usualmente se agrupa por fuera de un clado que lleva a los metaterios de América del Sur (y en consecuencia, a los marsupiales).
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To use a handicap parking place, Michigan law requires:
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What Michigan law requires
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the Godavari River - from this point, travel can then be undertaken to the convergence point of the river and the ocean. Dindi Resort: The Godavari River island supports acres of coconut groves. Samudra Beach Resort: Samudra Beach Resort is located in Odalarevu. Demographics The total population of Malikipuram is 6,286, with 3,265 males and 3,021 females living in 1,651 houses. The total area of Malikipuram is 244
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of the river and the ocean. Dindi Resort: The Godavari River island supports acres of coconut groves. Samudra Beach Resort: Samudra Beach Resort is located in Odalarevu. Demographics The total population of Malikipuram is 6,286, with 3,265 males and 3,021 females living in 1,651 houses. The total area of Malikipuram is 244 hectares. Education Colleges near Malikipuram: Mvn js rvr college of arts and science Amrutha Arts & Science Degree College Sri Deepthi
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#18 the centerfold was dedicated to a hacktivist fake. It was made by fake stickers, created by the Italian hacker laboratories' network. These fake stickers were sarcastically simulating the real ones that are mandatory stuck on any book or compact disc sold in Italy, because of the law supporting the SIAE, the local Authors' and Musicians' Society. On the one published on Neural is written 'suggested duplication on any media'. In 1997 the first Neural website was established, and it has been updated daily since September 2000. The Neural website is bi-lingual (English and Italian). In 1998, the topics were restricted to three: media art, with a peculiar attention to the networked and conceptual use of technology in art (the so-called net.art), hacktivism, or activism using electronic media to express itself and electronic music, investigating how the technology is involved in music production, consumption and experimentation. In May 2002, Neural was one of the founding members of Mag.net, electronic cultural publishers, an international network of magazines, whose slogan is "Collaboration is Better than Competition". This network was founded during the conference and workshop "Post Media Publishing" that took place at the Universidad International de Andalucia, in Seville (Spain). Since then, a few Mag.net meetings, mutual workshops and presentations were done in various countries, and three Mag.net Readers were published as well. In 2007, Neural was part of the Documenta 12 magazines project and Alessandro Ludovico was appointed as an. In 2008, Neural celebrated 15 years of publishing with a join micro-printed action with Swamp group. Neural magazine () started as a bi-monthly but since 1997 it was printed three times in a year (some years it was printed irregularly). It was printed originally in Italian, but since 2003 there were two different printed editions: in English and Italian. The Italian printed edition was discontinued in 2008. English Edition Issue #20, Hacktive Community Issue #21, Breaking the Rules Issue #22, Facing Reality Issue
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electronic music, investigating how the technology is involved in music production, consumption and experimentation. In May 2002, Neural was one of the founding members of Mag.net, electronic cultural publishers, an international network of magazines, whose slogan is "Collaboration is Better than Competition". This network was founded during the conference and workshop "Post Media Publishing" that took place at the Universidad International de Andalucia, in Seville (Spain). Since then, a few Mag.net meetings, mutual workshops and presentations were done in various countries, and three Mag.net Readers were published as well. In 2007, Neural was part of the Documenta 12 magazines project and Alessandro Ludovico was appointed as an. In 2008, Neural celebrated 15 years of publishing with a join micro-printed action with Swamp group. Neural magazine () started as a bi-monthly but since 1997 it was printed three times in a year (some years it was printed irregularly). It was printed originally in Italian, but since 2003 there were two different printed editions: in English and Italian. The Italian printed edition was discontinued in 2008. English Edition Issue #20, Hacktive Community Issue #21, Breaking the Rules Issue #22, Facing Reality Issue #23, Hacking the Air Issue #24, Geek Girls Issue #25, Media Interventionists Issue #26, Disturbing the System Issue #27, Copyright Guerrilla Issue #28, Data Error Issue #29, Digital China Issue #30, Dangerous Games Issue #31, Information Value Issue #32, Machine Affection Issue #33, Scripting Green Issue #34, Fake'ology Issue #35, Friends? Issue #36, Time Deceptions Issue #37, Common Spacing Issue #38, p2p > f2f Issue #39, Multiplied Identities Issue #40, The Generative Unexpected Issue #41, Addiction(s) Issue #42, The Illegal Issue Issue #43, Networked Tangibility Issue #44, Post-Digital Printing Issue #45, Américas! Issue #46, Unearthed: The 20th Anniversary Issue Issue #47, Art in the age of neurological reproduction Issue #48, Uncanny Abundance Issue #49, Off-Western Issue #50, Transient Gestures Issue #51, Revive Issue #52, Complexity issue(s) Issue #53, Obfuscate or Die Issue #54, Making it up Issue #55, Inconvenient Utopias Issue #56, Intelligently Weak Issue #57, Propaganda Mon Amour Issue #58, Archivism (the dynamics of archiving) Issue #59, Pimping the Eye, VR now Issue #60, Blockchain. The Trust Catalyst. Issue #61, Speculative Pink Issue #62, Spiked Pieces, Celebrating 25 years of Neural Issue #63, Surveillance Surveyed Issue #64, Post-Growth Issue #65, Redirecting Networks Issue #66, State of Emergency Issue #67, Adversarial Tactics Italian Edition N. 1, Agrippa N. 2, Dream Machine N. 3, Realtà Virtuali e Guerra N. 1 nuova serie, Bruce Sterling N. 2 nuova serie, Brain Machines N. 3 nuova serie, Videogames N. 4 nuova serie, Wired N. 5 nuova serie, Intrusioni Cerebrali N. 6 nuova serie, BBS copyright non è reato N. 10, Telefoni cellulari, i danni biologici N. 11, William Gibson N. 12, Next World Radio N. 13, Dead Media N. 14, Scanner N. 15, Lassigue Bendthaus N. 16, Etoy N. 17, RTMark N. 18, Marcus Novak N. 19, Richard Stallman N. 20, Hacktive Community N. 21, Breaking the Rules N. 22, Facing Reality N. 23, Hacking the Air N.
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It was jointly produced by the husband and wife team Herbert Wilcox and Anna Neagle.
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Se produjo conjuntamente con el equipo de marido y mujer Herbert Wilcox y Anna Neagle.
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has wrexham ever been conservative?
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Labour won the seat in all general elections from 1935 until 2019, when Conservative Sarah Atherton became the first woman elected to represent Wrexham. Tom Ellis, first elected in 1970, defected in 1981 to the newly founded Social Democratic Party.
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Don't take any prisoners.
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Hiçbir mahkûmu götürmeyin.
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Dennis Packard
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دنيس باكارد
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one species, Acritotilpha siliginella, which is found in Morocco. References Tineidae Monotypic moth genera Moths
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only one species, Acritotilpha siliginella, which is found in Morocco.
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how many days to renew emirates id?
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In ordinary cases, taking out an ID card takes no more than a maximum of 10 days for UAE nationals and residents (if the transaction is properly completed), the Emirates ID said, noting that the delay of some cards was mainly caused by an error in inputting data when filling out the e-form at the typing centers.
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Hawes wrote or compiled the music for numerous pieces.
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Hawes va escriure o va compilar la música per a nombroses peces.
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Scheduled monuments in East Renfrewshire
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Liste der Scheduled Monuments in East Renfrewshire
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why is it that senators & representatives do not have their children or relatives in the military?
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because they choose not to volunteer.get that key word"volunteer"?
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if someone blocked your number does it block whatsapp?
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The person has been blocked only in your phone, not in WhatsApp. The person can still send message you in your WhatsApp account. WhatsApp doesn't block the number that you blocked in you phone device.
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Adam Kendon published a celebrated study of the signing system of a deaf Enga woman from the Papua New Guinea highlands, in which he investigated the notion of iconicity in language and gesture.
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Adam Kendon publicó un célebre estudio sobre el sistema casero de Enga, una mujer sorda de las tierras altas de Papúa Nueva Guinea, en el que investigó la noción de iconicidad en el lenguaje y los gestos.
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vtec how does it work?
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VTEC is a type of variable valve-timing system developed and used by Honda. ... Like most other variable-valve timing systems, VTEC varies oil pressure to shift between different cam profiles. At higher engine speeds, the cam profile allows greater valve lift, which allows more air into the cylinder.
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It fought at the Battle of First Bull Run (First Manassas) in a brigade under James Longstreet and in August totaled 570 men.
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Il combat à la première bataille de Bull Run (première bataille de Manassas) dans une brigade sous le commandement de James Longstreet et en août comptabilise 570 hommes.
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Salem Saad
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سالم سعد
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become a respectable citizen, living under the name Tarumi, he kills her so that his secret is not known. Yumisaka, who was forced to resign from the police force because of his obsession with this case, and a young detective (Ken Takakura) pursue the clue they need to bring him to justice. Finally, as Inukai is being transported on a ferry back to face charges, he commits suicide by jumping from the boat. Cast Rentarō Mikuni - Takichi Inukai aka Kyōichirō Tarumi Sachiko Hidari - Yae Sugito Ken Takakura - Detective Ajimura Junzaburō Ban - Former detective Yumisaka Kōji Mitsui - Motojima Yoshi Katō - Yae's Father Sadako Sawamura - Motojima's Wife Susumu Fujita - Police Chief Nobuo Yana - Machida Rinichi Yamamoto - Monk Akiko Kazami - Toshiko Reception It was voted the sixth greatest Japanese film ever made by Kinema Jumpo in 1995, and the third greatest Japanese film in the same magazine in 1999. References External links Japanese films 1965 films Japanese-language films Japanese black-and-white
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to start a new life. The policeman follows Yae to Tokyo on the trail of the robber, but she refuses to cooperate with him. Many years later, Yae sees the man who had given her the money in a newspaper article. She tries to thank him, but because he has now become a respectable citizen, living under the name Tarumi, he kills her so that his secret is not known. Yumisaka, who was forced to resign from the police force because of his obsession with this case, and a young detective (Ken Takakura) pursue the clue they need to bring him to justice. Finally, as Inukai is being transported on a ferry back to face charges, he commits suicide by jumping from the boat. Cast Rentarō Mikuni - Takichi Inukai aka Kyōichirō Tarumi Sachiko Hidari - Yae Sugito Ken Takakura - Detective Ajimura
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The expedition traveled by horseback and wagon from Omaha, Nebraska, arriving toward year's end in San Francisco, California.
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Ekspedita udhëtuar me kuaj dhe kamionçina nga Omaha, Nebraska, duke arritur në fund të vitit në San Francisko, Kaliforni.
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what is the health benefits of cordyceps?
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Cordyceps is used to treat coughs, chronic bronchitis, respiratory disorders, kidney disorders, nighttime urination, male sexual problems, anemia, irregular heartbeat, high cholesterol, liver disorders, dizziness, weakness, ringing in the ears, unwanted weight loss, and opium addiction.
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births Living people Bosnia and Herzegovina women's footballers Expatriate women's footballers in Slovenia Women's association football forwards Bosnia and Herzegovina women's international footballers ŽNK Olimpija Ljubljana players
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She scored her first goal three months later in a 2–3 win on Greece. References 1985 births Living people Bosnia and Herzegovina women's footballers Expatriate women's footballers in Slovenia Women's association football forwards Bosnia and Herzegovina women's international footballers ŽNK Olimpija Ljubljana
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Over the Gulf of Tonkin, twenty-four other aircraft in thirteen orbits provided support and protection.
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حول خليج تونكين، وأربعة وعشرين طائرة أخرى في مدارات عشر وقدمت الدعم والحماية.
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what is the liquid fuel given out by rubeer when heated?
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If you are asking about the liquid that can be recovered from a pile of burning tires, it is similar in composition to "bunker fuel", a cousin, but much heavier than diesel fuel.
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Why and how has clapping come to signify our appreciation of some things?
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[Wikipedia article](_URL_0_) on Clapping and its history. > The ancient Romans had a set ritual of applause for public performances, expressing degrees of approval: snapping the finger and thumb, clapping with the flat or hollow palm, waving the flap of the toga, emperor Aurelian substituted the waving of napkins (orarium) that he had distributed to the Roman people for the toga flapping. In Roman theatre, at the close of the play, the chief actor called out "Valete et plaudite!", and the audience, guided by an unofficial choregus, chanted their applause antiphonally. This was often organized and paid for. How it became known as a "clap" > Similarly, a claque (French for "clapping") was an organized body of professional applauders in French theatres and opera houses who were paid by the performer(s) to create the illusion of an increased level of approval by the audience.
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xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"> <body> <form jsfc="h:form"> <span jsfc="h:outputText" value="Welcome, #{loggedInUser.name}" disabled="#{empty loggedInUser}" /> <input type="text" jsfc="h:inputText" value="#{bean.property}" /> <input type="submit" jsfc="h:commandButton" value="OK" action="#{bean.doSomething}" /> </form> </body> </html> The above code can be viewed in a browser, and edited with conventional WYSIWYG design tools. This is not possible when directly using the qualified tags. Nevertheless, directly using qualified tags is the most popular way of using Facelets in practice and is the style most used in books and examples. Templating Facelets provides a facility for templating. A Facelets file can reference a master template and provide content for the placeholders this master template defines. The file that references such a template is called the template client. Template clients themselves can again be used as a template for other template clients and as such a hierarchy of templates can be created. The following shows an example of a simple master template: templates/master_template.xhtml <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"> <h:head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8"/> <meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache"/> </h:head> <h:body> Standard header text for every page. <ui:insert name="body_content" /> Standard footer text for every page. </h:body> </html> The above code contains a default HTML 'frame' and a single placeholder called body_content. A template client can use this template as follows: template_client.xhtml <ui:composition template="/templates/master_template.xhtml" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"> <ui:define name="body_content"> This is a template client page that uses the master template. </ui:define> </ui:composition> The above code makes use of the template /templates/master_template.xhtml and provides content for the placeholder in that template. The final result will be a page called template_client.xhtml that has the content of /templates/master_template.xhtml, but with <ui:insert name="body_content"/> replaced by 'This is a template client page that uses the master template.'. Content re-use In addition to templating, Facelets provides support for re-use by letting the user include content that resides in a different file. Including such content can be done in three different ways: Referencing a file Custom tags Composite components Referencing a file The simplest way to include the content of another Facelet is referencing it by name using the <ui:include> tag. This causes the content in the referenced file to be directly included in the calling Facelet by the Facelets compiler. Besides re-using content at multiple locations, this can be used to break down a large Facelet into smaller parts. The following shows an example: templates/master_template.xhtml <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"> <ui:include src="html_head.xhtml" /> <h:body> Standard header text for every page. <ui:insert name="body_content" /> Standard footer text for every page. </h:body> </html> html_head.xhtml <ui:composition xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"> <h:head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8"/> <meta http-equiv=" pragma" content="no-cache"/> </h:head> </ui:composition> Custom tags Facelets supports indirection for including content via custom tags. Such a custom tag can be associated with a Facelet in a taglib file. Occurrences of that tag will then be replaced with the content of the associated Facelet. The following shows an example of this: templates/master_template.xhtml <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets" xmlns:my="http://example.com/my"> <ui:include src="html_head.xhtml" /> <h:body> Standard header text for every page. <my:spacer> <ui:insert name="body_content" /> Standard footer text for every page. </h:body> </html> The code above uses the tag <my:spacer> to mark the point in the Facelet where content is to be inserted. Such a tag has to be declared in a Taglib file where it can be associated with a Facelet as follows: example.taglib.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <facelet-taglib xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee"
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language. Starting from JSF 2.0, Facelets has been promoted by the JSF expert group to be the default view declaration language. JSP has been deprecated as a legacy fall back. Element conversion In Facelets, templates tags from a tag library can be entered in two forms: directly as a qualified xml element or indirectly via the jsfc attribute on an arbitrary non-qualified element. In the latter case the Facelet compiler will ignore the actual element and will process the element as-if it was the one given by the jsfc attribute. The following example shows the direct usage of qualified tags: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"> <body> <h:form> <h:outputText value="Welcome, #{loggedInUser.name}" disabled="#{empty loggedInUser}" /> <h:inputText value="#{bean.property}" /> <h:commandButton value="OK" action="#{bean.doSomething}" /> </h:form> </body> </html> Using the jsfc attribute, the same code can also be expressed as the example given below: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"> <body> <form jsfc="h:form"> <span jsfc="h:outputText" value="Welcome, #{loggedInUser.name}" disabled="#{empty loggedInUser}" /> <input type="text" jsfc="h:inputText" value="#{bean.property}" /> <input type="submit" jsfc="h:commandButton" value="OK" action="#{bean.doSomething}" /> </form> </body> </html> The above code can be viewed in a browser, and edited with conventional WYSIWYG design tools. This is not possible when directly using the qualified tags. Nevertheless, directly using qualified tags is the most popular way of using Facelets in practice and is the style most used in books and examples. Templating Facelets provides a facility for templating. A Facelets file can reference a master template and provide content for the placeholders this master template defines. The file that references such a template is called the template client. Template clients themselves can again be used as a template for other template clients and as such a hierarchy of templates can be created. The following shows an example of a simple master template: templates/master_template.xhtml <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"> <h:head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8"/> <meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache"/> </h:head> <h:body> Standard header text for every page. <ui:insert name="body_content" /> Standard footer text for every page. </h:body> </html> The above code contains a default HTML 'frame' and a single placeholder called body_content. A template client can use this template as follows: template_client.xhtml <ui:composition template="/templates/master_template.xhtml" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"> <ui:define name="body_content"> This is a template client page that uses the master template. </ui:define> </ui:composition> The above code makes use of the template /templates/master_template.xhtml and provides content for the placeholder in that template. The final result will be a page called template_client.xhtml that has the content of /templates/master_template.xhtml, but with <ui:insert name="body_content"/> replaced by 'This is a template client page that uses the master template.'. Content re-use In addition to templating, Facelets provides support for re-use by letting the user include content that resides in a different file. Including such content can be done in three different ways: Referencing a file Custom tags Composite components Referencing a file The simplest way to include the content of another Facelet is referencing it by name
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surrounded by an orchard. In the 19th century the facade loggia was re-erected. But by 1919, the church was used as a warehouse for agricultural products. In 1934, the church restoration began under the engineer Alfredo Barbacchi. During World War II, the bell-tower was razed, damaging the rear of the church. The church suffered during the 1966 flood of the Arno; this led to the removal of many of the works of art, including frescoes to the adjacent museum. To add to the injury, the bell-tower and walls were affected by an accidental fire in 5 April 1979. The interior of the church is more sparse now with some of the works moved to the Museo di Arte Sacra di San Donnino a Campi Bisenzio, located in the adjacent cloister. Artworks The holy water font (15th) century is sculpted in marble. The baptismal font is modern. A wall altar with a stone arch has 15th-century frescoes of the Baptism by Davide Ghirlandaio and a Madonna and Saints by Domenico Ghirlandaio. The main tabernacle dates from the 15th-century. The main altar was a painted 15th-century crucifix by Giovanni di Francesco. A door on the right opens to the sacristy. on the right wall is a 15th-century triptych, depicting an Annuciation with
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the Museo di Arte Sacra di San Donnino a Campi Bisenzio, located in the adjacent cloister. Artworks The holy water font (15th) century is sculpted in marble. The baptismal font is modern. A wall altar with a stone arch has 15th-century frescoes of the Baptism by Davide Ghirlandaio and a Madonna and Saints by Domenico Ghirlandaio. The main tabernacle dates from the 15th-century. The main altar was a painted 15th-century crucifix by Giovanni di Francesco. A door on the right opens to the sacristy. on the right wall is a 15th-century triptych, depicting an Annuciation with Saints Eustache and Anthony Abbott by the school of Dal Ponte. The museum displays the 15th-century stone pulpit. An altarpiece depiction God the Father with Angels (1480) and an Enthroned Madonna and Child by Giovanni Botticini. A fresco depicts Saints Sigismond and Albert (1520) attributed to the school of Raffaellino del Garbo. The museum also has a Madonna of the Rosary with Saints attributed to Matteo Rosselli. References 13th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy Churches in the metropolitan city of Florence Renaissance
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kindly explain vampire clip as related to networking (computers)?
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Vampire Clamps where mainly used for older 10base5 ethernet networks. The system was a bus topology which meant the cable was one long run. To connect computers to the bus cable a vampire clamp would be used. It would clamp around the cable with a spike in the middle to puncture the cable into the wire core to connect the PC.
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2013 Qatar Open
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Qatar ExxonMobil Open 2013
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can you get pregnant on nexplanon after 1 year?
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NEXPLANON is over 99% effective (less than 1 pregnancy per 100 women who used NEXPLANON for 1 year) at preventing pregnancy, and you don't have to remember to take it every day. NEXPLANON is one of the most effective forms of birth control available.
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was almost able to capture a medal. Only one archer placed in the top eight in individual competition. Women's Individual Competition: Päivi Aaltonen — 1/8 Final (→ 20th place) Jutta Poikolainen — Preliminary Round (→ 55th place) Minna Heinonen — Preliminary Round (→ 56th place) Men's Individual Competition: Pentti Vikström — Final (→ 7th place) Tomi Poikolainen — Semifinal (→ 11th place) Ismo Falck — Preliminary Round (→ 27th place) Women's Team Competition: Aaltonen, Poikolainen, and Heinonen — Preliminary Round (→ 13th place) Men's Team Competition: Vikstrom, Poikolainen, and Falck — Final (→ 4th place) Athletics Men's Long Jump Jarmo Kärnä Qualification — 7.90m Final — 7.82m (→ 10th place) Men's Hammer Throw Harri Huhtala Qualification — 77.34m Final — 75.38m (→ 9th place) Juha Tiainen Qualification — 73.24m (→ did not advance) Men's Javelin
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Round (→ 27th place) Women's Team Competition: Aaltonen, Poikolainen, and Heinonen — Preliminary Round (→ 13th place) Men's Team Competition: Vikstrom, Poikolainen, and Falck — Final (→ 4th place) Athletics Men's Long Jump Jarmo Kärnä Qualification — 7.90m Final — 7.82m (→ 10th place) Men's Hammer Throw Harri Huhtala Qualification — 77.34m Final — 75.38m (→ 9th place) Juha Tiainen Qualification — 73.24m (→ did not advance) Men's Javelin Throw Tapio Korjus Qualification — 81.42m Final — 84.28m (→ Gold Medal) Seppo Räty Qualification — 81.62m Final — 83.26m (→ Bronze Medal) Kimmo Kinnunen Qualification — 80.24m Final — 78.04m (→ 10th place) Men's 50 km Walk Reima Salonen Final — 3'51:36 (→ 18th place) Men's Decathlon Petri Keskitalo — 8143 points (→ 11th place) 100 metres — 10.94s Long Jump — 7.56m Shot Put — 15.34m High Jump — 1.97m 400 metres — 49.94s 110m Hurdles — 14.25s Discus Throw — 41.86m Pole Vault — 4.80m Javelin Throw — 66.64m 1.500 metres — 4:55.89s Women's Marathon Tuija Jousimaa Final – 2:43:00 (→ 41st place) Sinikka Keskitalo Final – 2:43:00 (→ 42nd place) Women's Javelin Throw Päivi Alafrantti Qualification – 62.82m Final – 58.20m (→ 10th place) Tiina Lillak Qualification – 60.06m (→ did not advance) Tuula Laaksalo Qualification – 60.64m (→ did not advance) Women's Heptathlon Satu Ruotsalainen Final Result — 6101 points (→ 15th place) Ragne Kytölä Final Result — 5686 points (→ 21st place)
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The student may use physical contact to enforce a command.
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學生可利用身體接觸來執行命令。
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In imperial times it becomes difficult to distinguish between members of the gens and unrelated persons sharing the same nomen.
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No período imperial fica muito mais difícil distinguir entre os membros da gente e pessoas sem relação que dividem o mesmo nomen.
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what are the six major languages spoken globally?
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['Standard Arabic – 274 million speakers.', 'Bengali – 265 million speakers.', 'Russian – 258 million speakers.', 'Portuguese – 234 million speakers.', 'Indonesian – 199 million speakers.', 'Urdu – 170 million speakers.', 'Standard German – 132 million speakers.', 'Japanese – 128 million speakers.']
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Üüreg Lake
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Úreg núr
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municipalities from Warren and Morris Counties in New Jersey, which have joined together to explore sharing of services and cooperation in other areas. Member Municipalities Current members are the Townships of Allamuchy, Frelinghuysen, Independence, Mansfield, Washington (Warren) and Washington (Morris) and the Boroughs of Hackettstown and Washington Borough (Warren). Governance The COG meets monthly as a confederation however the member municipalities are seeking not-for-profit status, at which time they will operate in a more permanent and formal capacity. The COG consists of delegates appointed by the participating municipalities. Initiatives The participating municipalities
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Borough (Warren). Governance The COG meets monthly as a confederation however the member municipalities are seeking not-for-profit status, at which time they will operate in a more permanent and formal capacity. The COG consists of delegates appointed by the participating municipalities. Initiatives The participating municipalities are seeking IRS "Not-for-Profit" designation and are in the process of formally incorporating under the laws of
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January 10
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Enero 10
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champion Jess Willard. After a win against Charlie Weinert, Firpo challenged world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey at New York City on September 14, becoming the first Latin American in history to challenge for the title. Firpo was floored seven times in the first round of the bout, before he trapped Dempsey against the ropes and launched a combination that sent the champion out of the ring. Dempsey hit his head against a writer's typing machine, and for a moment, it looked as if Firpo would become world Heavyweight champion. But Dempsey was helped into the ring at the count of nine (in spite of having been seventeen seconds outside the ring; fighters are given a twenty-second count when they are knocked through the ropes) and he eventually knocked out Firpo in the second round. This fight has been regarded by critics and experts as one of the greatest fights in history. Boxing historian Bert Sugar called it the greatest fight in the history of the sport. Despite losing, Firpo gained substantial fame all over Latin America after this bout, as many people in different parts of that region spoke about his feat of dropping Dempsey. This fight remained so inspirational that, for instance, it led to the naming of the Salvadorian football club C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo. In 1924, Firpo won his first three fights by knockout, but then lost his last two by decision, the last to legendary challenger Harry Wills. He retired for a short period, but came back in 1926 to beat Erminio Spalla by a decision in ten. Then, he kept away from the fight game for nine years, but he attempted another comeback in 1936, winning two fights before being beaten by a knockout in three by future Joe Louis challenger Arturo Godoy. Firpo finally retired after compiling a record of 32 wins and 6 losses in 38 fights, with 26 wins by knockout. Retirement Afterwards, Firpo became a car-dealer for Stutz and a rancher. By 1940 he was ranching on a large scale in Carlos Casares with 8,000 cattle, 4,000 sheep and 400 horses. He discovered the boxer Abel Cestac in July 1940. Firpo and Jack Dempsey agreed to jointly manage Cestac, who went on to become the South American heavyweight champion. On his passing in 1960, Luis Firpo was buried in La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. His mausoleum has a statue of him at the front. Legacy Firpo's popularity around Latin America was immeasurable. Years later, C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo, a professional football team in El Salvador, a Central American country thousands of miles north of Argentina, was named after him. In addition, various schools, streets, and avenues across Latin America have been named after him. In 2003, he was named by The Ring as one of the 100 greatest punchers of all time. Professional boxing record | style="text-align:center;" colspan="8"|31 Wins (26 Knockouts), 4 Defeats, 2 No Contests |- style="text-align:center; background:#e3e3e3;" | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Res. | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Record | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Opponent | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Type | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Rd., Time | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Date | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Location | style="border-style:none none solid solid; "|Notes |- align=center |Loss |31-4, |align=left| Arturo Godoy | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |Win |31-3, |align=left| Siska Habarta | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |Win |30-3, |align=left| Saverio Grizzo | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |Win |29-3, |align=left| Erminio Spalla | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |style="background:#ddd;"|ND |28-3, |align=left| Charley Weinert | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |style="background:#ddd;"|ND |28-3, |align=left| Harry Wills | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |Win |28-3 |align=left| Al Reich | | | |align=left| |align=left| |- align=center |Win
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round. He followed that with seven more wins in a row, including wins over Jack McAuliffe and former world champion Jess Willard. After a win against Charlie Weinert, Firpo challenged world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey at New York City on September 14, becoming the first Latin American in history to challenge for the title. Firpo was floored seven times in the first round of the bout, before he trapped Dempsey against the ropes and launched a combination that sent the champion out of the ring. Dempsey hit his head against a writer's typing machine, and for a moment, it looked as if Firpo would become world Heavyweight champion. But Dempsey was helped into the ring at the count of nine (in spite of having been seventeen seconds outside the ring; fighters are given a twenty-second count when they are knocked through the ropes) and he eventually knocked out Firpo in the second round. This fight has been regarded by critics and experts as one of the greatest fights in history. Boxing historian Bert Sugar called it the greatest fight in the history of the sport. Despite losing, Firpo gained substantial fame all over Latin America after this bout, as many people in different parts of that region spoke about his feat of dropping Dempsey. This fight remained so inspirational that, for instance, it led to the naming of the Salvadorian football club C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo. In 1924, Firpo won his first three fights by knockout, but then lost his last two by decision, the last to legendary challenger Harry Wills. He retired for a short period, but came back in 1926 to beat Erminio Spalla by a decision in ten. Then, he kept away from the fight game for nine years, but he attempted another comeback in 1936, winning two fights before being beaten by a knockout in three by future Joe Louis challenger Arturo Godoy. Firpo finally retired after compiling a record of 32 wins and 6 losses in 38 fights, with 26 wins by knockout. Retirement Afterwards, Firpo became a car-dealer for Stutz and a rancher. By 1940 he was ranching on a large scale in Carlos Casares with 8,000 cattle, 4,000 sheep and 400 horses. He discovered the boxer Abel Cestac in July 1940. Firpo and Jack Dempsey agreed to jointly manage Cestac, who went on to become the South American heavyweight champion. On his passing in 1960, Luis Firpo was buried in La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. His mausoleum has a statue of him at the front. Legacy Firpo's popularity around Latin America was immeasurable. Years later, C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo, a professional football team in El Salvador, a Central American country thousands of miles north of Argentina, was named after him.
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A few weeks later EasternGraphics offered pCon.planner 6.0 as freeware on the Internet.
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Quelques semaines plus tard, EasternGraphics offrait pCon.planner 6 en version gratuite sur internet.
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Velakulam
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ولکولم
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This utility, serving to convert GW-BASIC programs to ASIC syntax, in the version 5.0 does not support some GW-BASIC features.
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Cet utilitaire, qui sert à convertir les programmes GW-BASIC en syntaxe ASIC, dans la version 5.0 ne supporte pas certaines fonctionnalités de GW-BASIC.
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suggest why cephalosporins are bactericidal antibiotics?
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Cephalosporins are bactericidal beta-lactamantibiotics. They inhibit enzymes in the cell wall of susceptible bacteria, disrupting cell synthesis.
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Only Irminfrid and his family escape.
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Bare Irminfrid og hans familie flygter.
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Former Defence Secretary is concerned by the abuse aimed at women .
JK Rowling subjected to obscene attacks after donating £1m to No campaign .
Harry Potter author was called a 'Union cow bag' and 'specky b******'
Michelle Mone also attacked for speaking out against independence .
Reid claimed nationalists use 'street mobs' to intimidate No campaigners .
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The Nationalists are running an offensive misogynistic campaign against female unionists such as J K Rowling, one of Labour's big beasts said today. John Reid, the former Defence Secretary, accused the Yes side of employing the 'language of abuse' at women who speak up for the maintenance of the 300-year Union. And he criticised Alex Salmond's supporters of organising mass rallies and 'street mobs' to intimidate No campaigners. Scroll down for video . Former Defence Secretary John Reid accused nationalists of using the 'language of abuse' to target women who came out against independence . JK Rowling (left) and Michelle Mone (right) have both been targeted by nationalists for offering support to the Better Together campaign . It comes a day after Lord Reid accused the Yes campaign of being anti-English for dubbing MPs who travelled to Scotland last week as Team Westminster. Harry Potter author J K Rowling was subjected to obscene online abuse from so-called 'cybernats' earlier this year after donating £1million to the No campaign. She was labelled a 'specky b******', a 'Union cow bag' and a 'disgrace' by fervent nationalists. Businesswoman Michelle Mone has also been attacked for warning of the dangers of Scottish independence. Lord Reid also criticised Nationalists for their rallies accusing the BBC of bias after its political editor Nick Robinson posed tough questions to Mr Salmond. The former Labour Cabinet minister said: 'The language that I worry about is the language of abuse towards not only men, but women in particular - J K Rowling, Michelle Mone, the opponents of separatism. 'The online abuse, the fact they are now demanding that reporters doing their jobs are sacked, the mass rallies, the street mobs - that's what worries me. 'Thankfully I don't think that is anything that is anywhere near the heart of the vast majority of Scottish people. 'I think we should conduct our arguments in a robust fashion but be careful in the language we use.' Lord Reid was speaking at a rally in Glasgow to highlight how independence would put thousands of shipbuilding jobs on the Clyde at risk. He described Mr Salmond as a 'used car salesman' who would not be straight with workers on the Clyde that their jobs could be at risk if the Union is broken. Mr Reid, pictured on the campaign trail in Scotland, also criticised the SNP for organising mass rallies and 'street mobs' to intimidate No voters . Mr Reid also criticised SNP supporters for calling for BBC journalist Nick Robinson to be sacked . 'The interesting thing is that among the people who come to see the workers here in the west of Scotland there has been one notable absence - the First Minister of Scotland,' he said. 'He will not come and look the workers in the eye despite repeated requests. 'I've got a simple message. What would you say to a used car salesman who would not look you in the eye when selling you a car? You would no thanks - thanks, but no thanks. 'And that's the simple message to people in Scotland over the next few days. A No vote is one to protect jobs, to create more jobs in the future, for our children and our grandchildren.' Lord Reid said jobs would be under threat because the UK would no longer commission warships from a foreign country - and because an independent Scotland would not need them. 'The amount of money that Alex Salmond is going to spend on defence is going to come nowhere near what the UK puts in,' he said. 'The United Kingdom has never built a warship in its life outside the UK - why would it suddenly do that to please Alex Salmond?' Yesterday, Lord Reid attacked the Yes campaign for describing dozens of English and Welsh MPs who travelled up to Scotland last week to support 'No' as 'Team Westminster'. 'We know what they meant by Team Westminster, don't we? They meant English. 'You cannot build a decent, prosperous Scottish society on the basis of resentment.'
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is tijuana safe for visitors?
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In general, yes, Tijuana is a safe place for tourists to visit. Don't miss out on this exciting city just because of its poor reputation. Tijuana isn't just the dangerous border town that it's made out to be in the news. It is the 6th largest city in Mexico after all.
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In the fall of 2014, the Italian government abruptly froze all of HackingTeam's exports, citing human rights concerns.
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Im Herbst 2014 legte die italienische Regierung abrupt alle Exporte von HackingTeam auf Eis, da sie Verstöße gegen die Menschenrechte befürchteten.
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how many hours do you need to work before a lunch break?
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Eating periods An employee must not work for more than five hours in a row without getting a 30-minute eating period (meal break) free from work. However, if the employer and employee agree, the eating period can be split into two eating periods within every five consecutive hours.
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Takenomaru Sagami is a violinist prodigy with a contract to fulfill.
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Takenomaru Sagami es un prodigioso violinista con un contrato que cumplir.
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King Ugeo, offended, made a raid on Liaodong and killed She.
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Le roi Ugeo, offensé, mène une attaque sur Liaodong et tue She.
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The water droplets that create the mist are so small that they instantly flash-evaporate.
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Le gocce d'acqua che creano la nebbia sono così piccole che evaporano istantaneamente.
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Takht-e Khvajeh-ye Pain
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found that social attractiveness was positively correlated with the physical attractiveness of commenting friends (Walther et al., 2008). This indicates that the simple observable presence of others in one's social network may be enough to make social judgments. In the second phase, researchers tested the effects of self-generated information against information generated by others. Walther et al. (2009) compared subjects reactions to fake Facebook profiles and their judgments of extroversion and introversion. Profiles contained either self-generated information suggesting the profile owner was introverted or extroverted, and others-generated statements suggesting the owner was introverted or extroverted. Information suggesting introversion was considered negative while information suggestion extroversion was considered to be positive. Walther et al. (2009) found that while others-generated statements do indeed have an effect on observer judgments, the effect did not override self-generated information or negativity effects. His experiments confirmed that people value high warrant information. It found that credibility levels and attractiveness were swayed by comments made on the profile by people other than its owner. It also confirmed his beliefs by comparing high and low warrant information and finding that friends' remarks were valued higher than the owner's claims in regards to physical attractiveness and outgoingness. These studies have found that, unlike email, communication comes from both the owner and other users of social media and viewers do not give these two opinions equal value. Synchronous and asynchronous communication Synchronous communication refers to interactions that occur in real-time, where participants in a conversation are actively communicating while online at the same time. Examples of online synchronous communication would be text messages and other instant messaging platforms, as well as internet telephony, such as FaceTime and Skype. Asynchronous communication, on the other hand, occurs when conversation participants are not online at the same time, and messages are left for the other to receive. Examples of online asynchronous communication include voicemails, emails, blogs, and social media sites. A 2011 study in Finland suggested that it is synchronicity, not online social use in general, that separates generations in the Digital Age. Taipale concluded that synchronous modes (e.g. instant messaging and Internet calls) are clearly generation differentiated practices, comparing with asynchronous mode (e.g. social networking sites, blogs, online discussion forums). And they are more frequently use by second digital generation than the first digital generation (1 DG) and digital immigrants (DI). Taipale then explained these results in term of privacy and communicative efficacy. The synchronous online communication provide more privacy as well as instant and abundant channel for effective communication, which are features especially appreciated by the youngest user generation. Burgoon, Chen, and Twitchell (2010) also conducted an experiment to test how synchronicity affects online interactions. They had their participants conduct team-oriented tasks, and used different methods of communication to observe how people perceived their fellow team members. They proposed that synchronicity affects interactivity, and the results of the experiment supported their hypothesis. They observed that synchronous forms of communications allow for increased mental and behavioral engagement between parties, allowing participants to feel a stronger sense of connection, presence, identification, and social awareness in the conversation. Research and applications Social information processing theory has been used to study online relationships in a variety of contexts. Since the late 1990s, the Internet has increased the amount of totally-mediated interactions making the possibility of developing and sustaining an entire relationships online more possible. Application in online dating Some early studies looked at e-mail discussion groups while more contemporary research has found a great deal attention placed on social media networks such as Facebook and online dating sites. These situations are significant to observing SIP and the hyperpersonal perspective in action. In relation to romantic relationships, several studies and subsequent theories have stemmed from SIP, combining it with theories such as Social Penetration Theory (SPT) or Relational Dialectics to further examine how modern day relationships are formed and sustained. Scholars Nicole Ellison, Rebecca Heino, and Jennifer Gibbs conducted such a study and formed their own theory in their article Managing Impressions Online: Self-Presentation Processes in the Online Dating Environment which utilized both SIP and SPT to examine the development of modern relationships from online acquaintances to intimate partners. Scholars James Farrer and Jeff Gavin from Sophia University in Japan examined the online dating process and dating relationship development to test the SIP theory. This study examines the experiences of past and present members of a popular Japanese online dating site in order to explore whether social information processing theory is applicable to Japanese online dating interactions, and how and to what extent Japanese daters overcome the limitations of CMC through the use of contextual and other cues. 36 current members and 27 former members of Match.com Japan completed an online survey. Using issue-based procedures for grounded theory analysis, they found strong support for SIP. Japanese online daters adapt their efforts to present and acquire social information using the cues that the online dating platform provides, although many of these cues are specific to Japanese social context. In 2011, scholar Daria Heinemann analyzed the effects of SIP in the 1998 movie You've Got Mail, and developed an activity to foster the teaching of SIP to students. Throughout the movie, the two main characters virtually meet in an online chat room, and end up falling in love throughout all of their communication, which leads them to adapt their communication style and presentation in real life. For this activity, Daria suggests watching two specific scenes, 2 and 21, which focus on the introduction of the online relationship between the two characters, and also demonstrate the hyperpersonal perspective of this theory. Daria asked students to compare and contrast these two scenes to see the implication and representation of SIP. Following the viewing of these two scenes, she suggests some debriefing questions to be able to further understand and analyze SIP in the context of this movie. As well as online dating, SIP can additionally be related to detachment and extramarital attachment unconsciously, which is an area that Zackery A. Carter looked into. Carter claims that casual communications through Facebook have the potential to lead to a more emotional/sexual based relationship regardless of their current status. If people have a long tiring day and utilize Facebook to relax and unwind at the end of the day, they may present themselves in an entirely different way, along with being more open and invoking self-disclosure. Talking to someone online can be an entirely different feeling than talking to someone in person after a long day, which is what Carter was looking to demonstrate with this study. Application in online marketing In business contexts, social information processing has been used to study virtual teams as well as the ways viral marketers influence the adoption of products and services through the Internet. Mani R. Subramani and Balaji Rajagopalan pay special attention to the SIP applied to real-world online marketing and promotion activities. The background which stimulate their academic interests is that online social networks are increasingly being recognized as an important source of information influencing the adoption and use of products and services. While the potential of viral marketing to efficiently reach out to a broad set of potential users is an attracting considerable attention, the value of this approach is also being questioned. Social information-processing theory provides a useful lens to examine the interpersonal influence processes that are the hallmark of viral marketing since it views the social network as an important source of information and cues for behavior and action for individuals. Prior studies examining the diffusion of innovations and the transmission of ideas in social networks have viewed the interpersonal influence as occurring largely from face-to-face interactions. However, interpersonal influence in viral marketing occurs in computer-mediated settings and is significantly different from that occurring in conventional contexts in several ways. There needs to be a greater understanding of the contexts in which this strategy works and the characteristics of products and services for which it is most effective. What is missing is an analysis of viral marketing that highlights systematic patterns in the nature of knowledge-sharing and persuasion by influencers and responses by recipients in online social networks. To this end, they propose an organizing framework for viral marketing that draws on prior theory and highlights different behavioral mechanisms underlying knowledge-sharing, influence, and compliance in online social networks. Application in online education SIP has also been used to study learning in entirely online classes examining the ways that students develop relationships with the instructor and with each other. Dip Nandi, Margaret Hamilton, and James Harland from RMIT University did research on asynchronous discussion forums in fully online courses. Their study focuses on the online discussion process between the students and the instructors, as both senders and receivers, through the CMC channel with the asynchronous nature. Fully online courses are becoming progressively more popular because of their "anytime anywhere" learning flexibility. One of the ways students interact with each other and with the instructors within fully online learning environments is via asynchronous discussion forums. However, student engagement in online discussion forums does not always take place automatically and there is a lack of clarity about the ideal role of the instructors in them. In their research, Dip Nandi and his colleges report on their research on the quality of discussion in fully online courses through analysis of discussion forum communication. They have conducted the research on two large fully online subjects for computing students over two consecutive semesters and used a grounded theoretic approach for data analysis. The results reveal what students and instructors consider as quality interaction in fully online courses. The researchers also propose two frameworks based on our findings that can be used to ensure effective online interaction. Yonty Friesem discusses the use of SIP within the book 'Emotions, Technology and Behaviors', and more specifically in the chapter titled 'Empathy for the Digital Age: Using Video Production to Enhance Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Skills'. Throughout this chapter, Yonty discusses using filmmaking to assist in learning and teaching in an academic setting. He talks about the richness of the digital media that is present within SIP and how the medium that is used can help people to demonstrate their emotions, which can be amplified through the use of video production as it provides a completely different perspective and format. Application in child development SIP has also been used to examine the development of aggressive behavior in children in recent years. Theories of aggressive behavior and ethological observations in animals and children suggest the existence of distinct forms of reactive (hostile) and proactive (instrumental) aggression. Toward the validation of this distinction, groups of reactive aggressive, proactive aggressive, and nonaggressive children were identified. Social information-processing patterns were assessed in these groups by presenting hypothetical vignettes to subjects. The reason why some children develop aggressive behavior can be traced back to how these particular children deal with different social cues. Some children participate in something known as social withdrawal meaning that they avoid involvement or are not involved in social or group activities. This is due to either rejection-aggression or rejection-withdrawal. In rejection-aggression, the child is rejected from a peer group due to their aggressive behavior. Rejection-withdrawal is when the child rejects the peer group and separates themselves from them. Kenneth A. Dodge and Nicki R. Crick from Vanderbilt University did a research on the social information bases of aggressive behavior in children. In their study, the ways that basic theories and findings in cognitive and social psychology (including attribution, decision-making, and information-processing theories) have been applied to the study of aggressive behavior problems in children are described. Following an overview of each of these theories, a social information-processing model of children's aggressive behavior is outlined. According to this model, a child's behavioral response to a problematic social stimulus is a function of five: steps of processing: encoding of social cues, interpretation of social cues, response search, response evaluation, and enactment. Skillful processing at each step is hypothesized to lead to competent performance within a situation, whereas biased or deficient processing is hypothesized to lead to deviant social behavior. Empirical studies are described in which children's patterns of processing have been found to predict individual differences in their aggressive behavior. The implications of this body of work for empirically based interventions aimed at reducing children's aggressive behavior are discussed. Application in leadership SIP has become more prominent in today's society with the addition of using computers in an online setting to communicate with someone. This is also apparent in the area of leadership and telecommuting. Paul E. Madlock from Texas A&M International University has conducted a variety of researches in organizational communication, where he also implemented the ideas of Walther into some of his work. In his article titled 'The Influence of Supervisors' Leadership Style on Telecommuters' he talks about the most effective style of leadership in today's Digital Age, which is focused on the use of technology. SIP can be related to the style and content of the message, as well as the timing that the message is presented, whether that be synchronously or asynchronously. In this study, Madlock got organizations that utilize telecommuting to fill out a survey based on their job satisfaction and the satisfaction that they feel when leadership is communicated through a computer, whether that be something like Skype, Instant Messaging, cell phones, email and via voice. Employees were able to develop a better connection with their leadership team through telecommuting, if it was task orientated and the information was presented in a realistic format that represented who they were, as opposed to a fake personality. Application in social media Social Media is a huge platform for SIP to happen, as a lot of people spend a lot of time talking to other individuals via social media. This is predominantly in a personal based setting, but it can additionally be used in other settings such as journalism. Blogs have great potential to display attributes of SIP, as it is purely a non-verbal way of communicating. Yanru Guo and Dion Hoe-Lian Goh conducted a content analysis on posting on microblogs in China, where individuals discussed having an STI, and more specifically having AIDS. They were attempting to display the transformation of messages over time and how intimate relationships were developed through the use of the blog. They compared over 1250 messages at the beginning of their time period to over 900 messages at the end of the time period, to see the difference between the depth of communication each user provided. They found that the level of details shared and intimacy between individuals increased between the two time periods, demonstrating the SIP and how it can be utilized to develop a relationship. Rosie Mi Jahng and Jeremy Littau conducted an experiment on how people gather their information from journalists on social media, specifically related to Twitter. Some of the information that they discussed was the responsiveness of a journalist on their Twitter page, and the information that they provided on their bio page, as that can instantly give a sense of connectedness and reputability. Their study involved around 150 participants looking at a variety of fake Twitter accounts representing journalists who provided different levels of information and news within their tweets. They found out that the more a journalist posted and also responded to people's tweets, the more trust and reputation they built up, increasing the level of connection and relationship present. SIP can also be applied to law enforcement and how they utilize social media strategically to present a good public image. Angela Coonce discusses a variety of different communication theories, including SIP, in her thesis on this topic. SIP provides the option for law enforcement to be able to develop a reputable and healthy relationship with the public in addition to the opinions and structure that they present in a non computer setting. Academic integration While the theory revolves around the basis of interpersonal interaction from a socio-psychological perspective, communication scholars and academics use a positivistic (or empirical) approach to knowing in their study of SIP theory, meaning they rely heavily on numbers and data sets when striving to reach conclusions. Criticisms Despite the fact that social information processing theory offers a more optimistic perspective through which to perceive of and analyze online interactions, the theory is not without its criticisms. Even though Walther proposed that users of computer-mediated communication (CMC) have the same interpersonal needs met as those communicating face-to-face (FtF), he proposed that the lack of visual cues inherent in CMC are disadvantages to be overcome over time. Thus, more time is needed for interactants to get to know one another, although he maintains that the same intimacy can be reached, just over a longer amount of time. In their research on social cues and impression formation in CMC, Martin Tanis and Tom Postmes found that when initial impressions in CMC are negative, it is questionable and not guaranteed that people will pursue future interaction which negates the idea that more personal and positive relationships will develop over time in CMC relationships. Many of Walther's initial hypotheses relied on the assumption that positive social behaviors would be greater in face-to-face interactions than those in CMC. In a 1995 study, Walther used this hypothesis but added that any initial differences in socialness between the two media would disappear in time. Walther was surprised to find that his results turned out to be contrary to this prediction. The results showed that, regardless of time-scale, CMC groups were rated higher in most measures of relational communication than those participating in the FtF condition. Robert Tokunaga has presented a cultural value flaw in the SIP theory. An additional support for this claim is that there is research on intercultural communication that suggests the amount of exchange of self-disclosures in CMC is shaped by cultural values. Also, Tokunaga's study found that individualistic cultural values were able to fit inside the SIP theory while collectivist cultural values did not. Some originally argued that the scope of SIP Theory was too broad, since the realm of CMC is so expansive. However, the theory has evolved and been refined over years of research, and has developed more specificity within the discussions of online relationships, such as the topics of warranting and hyperpersonal perspectives. Another area of SIP that has
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either socially desirable or socially undesirable behaviors. It was found that social attractiveness was positively correlated with the physical attractiveness of commenting friends (Walther et al., 2008). This indicates that the simple observable presence of others in one's social network may be enough to make social judgments. In the second phase, researchers tested the effects of self-generated information against information generated by others. Walther et al. (2009) compared subjects reactions to fake Facebook profiles and their judgments of extroversion and introversion. Profiles contained either self-generated information suggesting the profile owner was introverted or extroverted, and others-generated statements suggesting the owner was introverted or extroverted. Information suggesting introversion was considered negative while information suggestion extroversion was considered to be positive. Walther et al. (2009) found that while others-generated statements do indeed have an effect on observer judgments, the effect did not override self-generated information or negativity effects. His experiments confirmed that people value high warrant information. It found that credibility levels and attractiveness were swayed by comments made on the profile by people other than its owner. It also confirmed his beliefs by comparing high and low warrant information and finding that friends' remarks were valued higher than the owner's claims in regards to physical attractiveness and outgoingness. These studies have found that, unlike email, communication comes from both the owner and other users of social media and viewers do not give these two opinions equal value. Synchronous and asynchronous communication Synchronous communication refers to interactions that occur in real-time, where participants in a conversation are actively communicating while online at the same time. Examples of online synchronous communication would be text messages and other instant messaging platforms, as well as internet telephony, such as FaceTime and Skype. Asynchronous communication, on the other hand, occurs when conversation participants are not online at the same time, and messages are left for the other to receive. Examples of online asynchronous communication include voicemails, emails, blogs, and social media sites. A 2011 study in Finland suggested that it is synchronicity, not online social use in general, that separates generations in the Digital Age. Taipale concluded that synchronous modes (e.g. instant messaging and Internet calls) are clearly generation differentiated practices, comparing with asynchronous mode (e.g. social networking sites, blogs, online discussion forums). And they are more frequently use by second digital generation than the first digital generation (1 DG) and digital immigrants (DI). Taipale then explained these results in term of privacy and communicative efficacy. The synchronous online communication provide more privacy as well as instant and abundant channel for effective communication, which are features especially appreciated by the youngest user generation. Burgoon, Chen, and Twitchell (2010) also conducted an experiment to test how synchronicity affects online interactions. They had their participants conduct team-oriented tasks, and used different methods of communication to observe how people perceived their fellow team members. They proposed that synchronicity affects interactivity, and the results of the experiment supported their hypothesis. They observed that synchronous forms of communications allow for increased mental and behavioral engagement between parties, allowing participants to feel a stronger sense of connection, presence, identification, and social awareness in the conversation. Research and applications Social information processing theory has been used to study online relationships in a variety of contexts. Since the late 1990s, the Internet has increased the amount of totally-mediated interactions making the possibility of developing and sustaining an entire relationships online more possible. Application in online dating Some early studies looked at e-mail discussion groups while more contemporary research has found a great deal attention placed on social media networks such as Facebook and online dating sites. These situations are significant to observing SIP and the hyperpersonal perspective in action. In relation to romantic relationships, several studies and subsequent theories have stemmed from SIP, combining it with theories such as Social Penetration Theory (SPT) or Relational Dialectics to further examine how modern day relationships are formed and sustained. Scholars Nicole Ellison, Rebecca Heino, and Jennifer Gibbs conducted such a study and formed their own theory in their article Managing Impressions Online: Self-Presentation Processes in the Online Dating Environment which utilized both SIP and SPT to examine the development of modern relationships from online acquaintances to intimate partners. Scholars James Farrer and Jeff Gavin from Sophia University in Japan examined the online dating process and dating relationship development to test the SIP theory. This study examines the experiences of past and present members of a popular Japanese online dating site in order to explore whether social information processing theory is applicable to Japanese online dating interactions, and how and to what extent Japanese daters overcome the limitations of CMC through the use of contextual and other cues. 36 current members and 27 former members of Match.com Japan completed an online survey. Using issue-based procedures for grounded theory analysis, they found strong support for SIP. Japanese online daters adapt their efforts to present and acquire social information using the cues that the online dating platform provides, although many of these cues are specific to Japanese social context. In 2011, scholar Daria Heinemann analyzed the effects of SIP in the 1998 movie You've Got Mail, and developed an activity to foster the teaching of SIP to students. Throughout the movie, the two main characters virtually meet in an online chat room, and end up falling in love throughout all of their communication, which leads them to adapt their communication style and presentation in real life. For this activity, Daria suggests watching two specific scenes, 2 and 21, which focus on the introduction of the online relationship between the two characters, and also demonstrate the hyperpersonal perspective of this theory. Daria asked students to compare and contrast these two scenes to see the implication and representation of SIP. Following the viewing of these two scenes, she suggests some debriefing questions to be able to further understand and analyze SIP in the context of this movie. As well as online dating, SIP can additionally be related to detachment and extramarital attachment unconsciously, which is an area that Zackery A. Carter looked into. Carter claims that casual communications through Facebook have the potential to lead to a more emotional/sexual based relationship regardless of their current status. If people have a long tiring day and utilize Facebook to relax and unwind at the end of the day, they may present themselves in an entirely different way, along with being more open and invoking self-disclosure. Talking to someone online can be an entirely different feeling than talking to someone in person after a long day, which is what Carter was looking to demonstrate with this study. Application in online marketing In business contexts, social information processing has been used to study virtual teams as well as the ways viral marketers influence the adoption of products and services through the Internet. Mani R. Subramani and Balaji Rajagopalan pay special attention to the SIP applied to real-world online marketing and promotion activities. The background which stimulate their academic interests is that online social networks are increasingly being recognized as an important source of information influencing the adoption and use of products and services. While the potential of viral marketing to efficiently reach out to a broad set of potential users is an attracting considerable attention, the value of this approach is also being questioned. Social information-processing theory provides a useful lens to examine the interpersonal influence processes that are the hallmark of viral marketing since it views the social network as an important source of information and cues for behavior and action for individuals. Prior studies examining the diffusion of innovations and the transmission of ideas in social networks have viewed the interpersonal influence as occurring largely from face-to-face interactions. However, interpersonal influence in viral marketing occurs in computer-mediated settings and is significantly different from that occurring in conventional contexts in several ways. There needs to be a greater understanding of the contexts in which this strategy works and the characteristics of products and services for which it is most effective. What is missing is an analysis of viral marketing that highlights systematic patterns in the nature of knowledge-sharing and persuasion by influencers and responses by recipients in online social networks. To this end, they propose an organizing framework for viral marketing that draws on prior theory and highlights different behavioral mechanisms underlying knowledge-sharing, influence, and compliance in online social networks. Application in online education SIP has also been used to study learning in entirely online classes examining the ways that students develop relationships with the instructor and with each other. Dip Nandi, Margaret Hamilton, and James Harland from RMIT University did research on asynchronous discussion forums in fully online courses. Their study focuses on the online discussion process between the students and the instructors, as both senders and receivers, through the CMC channel with the asynchronous nature. Fully online courses are becoming progressively more popular because of their "anytime anywhere" learning flexibility. One of the ways students interact with each other and with the instructors within fully online learning environments is via asynchronous discussion forums. However, student engagement in online discussion forums does not always take place automatically and there is a lack of clarity about the ideal role of the instructors in them. In their research, Dip Nandi and his colleges report on their research on the quality of discussion in fully online courses through analysis of discussion forum communication. They have conducted the research on two large fully online subjects for computing students over two consecutive semesters and used a grounded theoretic approach for data analysis. The results reveal what students and instructors consider as quality interaction in fully online courses. The researchers also propose two frameworks based on our findings that can be used to ensure effective online interaction. Yonty Friesem discusses the use of SIP within the book 'Emotions, Technology and Behaviors', and more specifically in the chapter titled 'Empathy for the Digital Age: Using Video Production to Enhance Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Skills'. Throughout this chapter, Yonty discusses using filmmaking to assist in learning and teaching in an academic setting. He talks about the richness of the digital media that is present within SIP and how the medium that is used can help people to demonstrate their emotions, which can be amplified through the use of video production as it provides a completely different perspective and format. Application in child development SIP has also been used to examine the development of aggressive behavior in children in recent years. Theories of aggressive behavior and ethological observations in animals and children suggest the existence of distinct forms of reactive (hostile) and proactive (instrumental) aggression. Toward the validation of this distinction, groups of reactive aggressive, proactive aggressive, and nonaggressive children were identified. Social information-processing patterns were assessed in these groups by presenting hypothetical vignettes to subjects. The reason why some children develop aggressive behavior can be traced back to how these particular children deal with different social cues. Some children participate in something known as social withdrawal meaning that they avoid involvement or are not involved in social or group activities. This is due to either rejection-aggression or rejection-withdrawal. In rejection-aggression, the child is rejected from a peer group due to their aggressive behavior. Rejection-withdrawal is when the child rejects the peer group and separates themselves from them. Kenneth A. Dodge and Nicki R. Crick from Vanderbilt University did a research on the social information bases of aggressive behavior in children. In their study, the ways that basic theories and findings in cognitive and social psychology (including attribution, decision-making, and information-processing theories) have been applied to the study of aggressive behavior problems in children are described. Following an overview of each of these theories, a social information-processing model of children's aggressive behavior is outlined. According to this model, a child's behavioral response to a problematic social stimulus is a function of five: steps of processing: encoding of social cues, interpretation of social cues, response search, response evaluation, and enactment. Skillful processing at each step is hypothesized to lead to competent performance within a situation, whereas biased or deficient processing is hypothesized to lead to deviant social behavior. Empirical studies are described in which children's patterns of processing have been found to predict individual differences in their aggressive behavior. The implications of this body of work for empirically based interventions aimed at reducing children's aggressive behavior are discussed. Application in leadership SIP has become more prominent in today's society with the addition of using computers in
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what does discrete probability distribution mean?
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A discrete probability distribution is a probability distribution that can take on a countable number of values. For the probabilities to add up to 1, they have to decline to zero fast enough. For example, if. for n = 1, 2, ..., the sum of probabilities would be 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + ... = 1.
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Did you get a souvenir for your girlfriend?
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Kupiłeś swojej dziewczynie pamiątkę?
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returning from a successful cavalry charge. As he lay dying he was asked if he had one final request of the King. "No", he replied, "in an hour like this, I have no prayer but to the King of Heaven." The different accounts of the manner of his death are collected in Mr Money's account of the battle (2nd ed. pg. 90). There is also an elegy on his death in Sir Francis Wortley's Characters and Elegies, 1646. Carnarvon was buried firstly at Jesus College Chapel at the University of Oxford, but his body was removed in 1650 to a family burial place in Wing, Buckinghamshire. Dormer was succeeded by his eldest son, Charles, who died in 1709 and with him the earldom of Carnarvon in the family of Dormer became extinct. Lady Carnarvon died on 3 June 1643 of smallpox . Anecdotes of her are to be found in the Strafford Papers (ii, 47) and the Sydney Papers (ii, 621) and a poem addressed to her is printed in Choice Drollery, 1656. Her portrait and that of her eldest son, Charles, was part of the exhibition of Anthony van Dyck's works at the Grosvenor Gallery in 1887. References External links Description of the Van Dyck Portrait of Lord Carnarvon |- 1610 births 1643 deaths 1st Earl
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life At age six, Dormer was left a ward to the King. His father had left him a rich peer at an early age. The King then sold Dormer's wardship to Philip Herbert, then Earl of Montgomery, for £4000. Dormer had been brought up as a Catholic and would become a high-living Catholic courtier, in danger, infuriating to hard-line Parliamentarians. He was educated at Eton College and the University of Oxford. He was, according to the seventeenth-century biographer David Lloyd, "extreamly wild in his youth", and addicted to gambling and hunting. He and his wife are recorded as regular performers in masques at court. He was an ardent Royalist and defying his father-in-law he fought for King Charles I in the English Civil War. Marriage On 27 February 1625, at the age of fifteen, he was married to his guardian's daughter, Lady Anna Sophie Herbert (d.1643), which secured her future as Dormer was one of the wealthiest men in England at the time. Anna was the daughter of Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of
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The program supported the main mechanisms for establishing secularism in the country and the civic law, or as stated, "the needs of the age" (article 3) and the uniform system of education (article 49).
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O partido de oposição, no entanto, apoiava os principais mecanismos que estabeleceram o secularismo e as leis cívicas no país, ou, como eram mencionadas, "as necessidades dos tempos" (artigos 3), bem como um sistema uniforme de educação (artigo 49).
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A method proposed in 2007 by Jiang Bian, Remzi Seker, and Umit Topaloglu uses the system of one participant as a "virtual server".
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Um método proposto em 2007 por Jiang Bian, Remzi Seker, e Umit Topaloglu usa o sistema de um participante como um "servidor virtual".
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You have to understand who the character is and what makes them who they are."
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On doit comprendre qui est le personnage et ce qui fait de lui ce qu'il est ».
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In April 1992, Time alleged that Stone was involved with the controversial Willie Horton advertisements to aid George H. W. Bush's 1988 presidential campaign, which were targeted against Democratic opponent Michael Dukakis.
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En abril de 1992, Time alegó que Stone estuvo involucrado con los controvertidos anuncios de Willie Horton para ayudar a la campaña presidencial de George H. W. Bush en 1988, que fueron dirigidos contra el opositor demócrata Michael Dukakis.
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OdinMonkey itself is not a JIT compiler, it uses the current JIT compiler.
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OdinMonkey сам по себи није JIT компајлер, он користи тренутни JIT компајлер.
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can i track a cricket phone with free software if so what software?
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why the world would you want to track a cricket phone?
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Particularly active are offshore regions and to a lesser extent Chiba and Ibaraki.
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Đặc biệt là các khu vực ngoài khơi và ở mức độ lớn ít hơn Chiba và Ibaraki.
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film Brazil Year 2000, which won a Silver Bear at the 19th Berlin International Film Festival. Selected filmography Garrincha: Hero of the Jungle (1962) Vidas Secas (1963) The Priest and the Girl (1966) Antonio das Mortes (1969) Brazil Year 2000 (1969) How
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the 16th Berlin International Film Festival. He also produced the 1969 film Brazil Year 2000, which won a Silver Bear at the 19th Berlin International Film Festival. Selected filmography Garrincha: Hero of the Jungle (1962) Vidas Secas (1963) The Priest and the
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State lawmaker Kelli Stargel has proposed a bill calling for parents to be graded .
Parents of kids in kindergarten through third grade would be graded by teachers .
The criteria would include making sure their kids are on time and do their homework .
The bill is getting mixed reviews from parents and teachers .
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Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- If an elementary school teacher graded you on your involvement in your child's education, what kind of a grade would you get? Should your kid's first-grade teacher be grading you in the first place? If Florida state Rep. Kelli Stargel's bill becomes law, public school teachers will be required to grade the parents of students in kindergarten through the third grade. The parents' grades of "satisfactory," "unsatisfactory" or "needs improvement" would be added to their children's report card. Stargel, a Republican who sits on several education legislative committees, says that parental involvement is key to educating children for years to come. As the mother of five, Stargel says, she understands the importance of her role in educating her children. "I think a lot of parents understand that is something that is critical," she said. "On the other hand, you have some parents that don't realize they are not providing the needs." Florida lawmakers have spent years overhauling the public school system to make schools and their teachers accountable for student achievements. Many parents and teachers have not welcomed the changes. In the late 1990s, the state began the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, or FCAT, in which a school would be graded based on the overall score of its students. From the beginning, proponents of the FCAT wanted schools held accountable for their students' grades through standardized testing. Critics contend that teachers are forced to spend too much time preparing students for the test instead of actually teaching. Teachers, do you want to grade parents? Share your thoughts in the CNN Teachers' Lounge. Last year, Gov. Charlie Crist vetoed a bill that tied a teacher's pay to his or her students' achievement. Another version of the bill is expected to pass this year under new Gov. Rick Scott. "We have student accountability, we have teacher accountability, and we have administration accountability," Stargel said. "This was the missing link, which was, look at the parent and making sure the parents are held accountable." Veita Stephens, an academic intervention facilitator for Polk County Public Schools, called the proposal a "unique notion." "The thought has never entered my mind to grade a parent," she said. Teachers agree that parental involvement is crucial to a child's education. But some teachers say that grading the parents is not the answer. Sharon Francis, who teaches first grade in the small central Florida city of Winter Haven, is not sure that grading parents will work. "I think those parents that are not going to show up or not do anything," said Francis, who teaches students from primarily poor homes, "it's not going to faze them, whether you put 'unsatisfactory.' " The grading system is based on three criteria that Stargel wrote in the legislation: . • A child should be at school on time, prepared to learn after a good night's sleep, and have eaten a meal. • A child should have the homework done and prepared for examinations. • There should be regular communication between the parent and teacher. "Those three things are key to a quality education," Stargel said. Steve Perry, a CNN education contributor and founder of Capital Preparatory Magnet School in Hartford, Connecticut, says he couldn't disagree more. Perry insists that a good education is based on what a child learns in the classroom and not what a parent might know that could help their child. "There is nothing in any teacher's training that would put them in a position to be able to effectively judge the parenting of one their student's parents," Perry argued. "If getting a bad grade was the impetus for people doing things right, then I would have an entire school of kids getting A's." Kindergarten teacher Theresa Hill of Snively Elementary School in Winter Haven disagrees. "This is the real world. You don't always get a superior rating if you're not doing a superior job. That's life," she said. "We grade our children based on their performance. Why should the parents be any different?" Some parents said they laughed out loud after hearing about the proposed legislation. On the sidelines of his son's soccer practice in Winter Park, J.C. Adams said he thought it was an interesting proposal. "It could have some validity. We could try it and see how that might work out for everyone," he said. Kim Granger, who has two daughters -- one in high school and the other a mother of three young children -- welcomed the idea of being graded on her parental skills. "I wouldn't mind that at all. I would get a good grade," she said. "If you're more involved with your children when they're littler, when they grow older, they're more stable, more willing to sit down and do the work." Stargel acknowledges that not everyone agrees with her legislation, which she said is still under revision. The bill was not intended to tell parents how to raise their kids, she says. "We want to make sure parents are involved in the education of their children," Stargel said. Francis Monteiro agrees that parents like him appreciate feedback from their children's teachers, but he says requiring teachers to grade parents is not the answer. "Bottom line: Everyone wants the best for their kids," he said.
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Bernard Carr
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برنارد كار
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Jennifer Aylmer
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جينيفر أيلمر
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he was promoted to Major General and given command of the 37th Infantry Division Modena, which after Italy’s entrance into World War II on 10 June, he led during operations on the western alpine border, earning another Bronze Medal of Military Valour. On November 24, 1940 he was transferred with his division on the Albanian front, where five days later he was badly wounded during a reconnaissance and temporarily replaced by General Luigi Trionfi. After recovering from his wounds, he retook command of the "Modena" Division on February 1, 1941, leading it till the end of the operations against Greece and receiving a final Bronze Medal of Military Valour. On 5 May he temporarily assumed command of the XXVI Army Corps; on 25 August 1941 he was transferred to Libya and given the command of the 25th Infantry Division Bologna, which he led during the siege of Tobruk, Operation Crusader, the battle of Alam Halfa and the second battle of El Alamein; in October 1942 he was also temporarily given command of the XXI Corps, of which the "Bologna" Division was part. After the destruction of his division at El Alamein, he was repatriated on 6 December, and nine days later he was promoted to Lieutenant General, remaining at the disposal of the Ministry of War until 9 January 1943, when he was given command of the V Army Corps operating in Dalmatia. On May 5
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and the second battle of El Alamein; in October 1942 he was also temporarily given command of the XXI Corps, of which the "Bologna" Division was part. After the destruction of his division at El Alamein, he was repatriated on 6 December, and nine days later he was promoted to Lieutenant General, remaining at the disposal of the Ministry of War until 9 January 1943, when he was given command of the V Army Corps operating in Dalmatia. On May 5 of the same year he left command of the Fifth Corps and returned to Rome, remaining there until July 27, when he was given command the XXXV Army Corps in South Tyrol, with headquarters in Bolzano. Although Marshal of Italy Pietro Badoglio had declared, immediately after the fall of the Fascist regime on 25 July, that the war would continue alongside Germany, it was now clear to the Germans that the Italian government was negotiating surrender with the Allies. In order to prevent this, German troops began crossing the border with Italy and taking control of Alpine passes and valleys, occupying the most strategically important locations. Gloria tried to oppose this, but was unable to stop the Germans, who were also willing to engage in armed confrontation with the Italians – despite the two countries being still allied – in order to reach their goals. However, when the commander of the newly established Auffrischungsstab München, General Valentin Peter Feuerstein, from Innsbruck, informed Gloria that the 44th Infantry Division would enter Italian territory, he replied that this unit could not enter, threatening armed intervention to oppose it. Following the Armistice of Cassibile, on 9 September 1943 he was captured by German troops at his headquarters in Bolzano, and then interned in the officer POW Camp 64/Z in Schokken (today Skoki), Poland. He returned to Italy after the end of the war, in October 1945, and was discharged from the Army on July 7, 1956. He died in Genoa on October 24, 1970.
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The volcano is buried 1km beneath the ice sheets of West Antarctica .
Swarms of tremors were detected in January 2010 and February 2011 .
It was found near the extinct volcanoes of the Executive Committee Range .
Ash found trapped in the ice came from an eruption 8,000 years ago .
The volcano could cause the ice sheet to melt faster than first thought .
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Forget global warming, the ice sheets of Antarctica face a different and a potentially more imminent threat in the form an active volcano buried deep beneath. Researchers from Washington University discovered the volcano - which is yet to be named - by accident in the Marie Byrd Land region of West Antarctica. Swarms of tremors were detected in January 2010 and February 2011 and ash found trapped in the ice suggest it has been active for around 8,000 years. The new volcano was found buried beneath an ice sheet in West Antarctica, close to the Executive Committee Range of mountains, pictured. While trying to establish the weight of the ice sheet in the region, seismometers measured two swarms of tremors suggesting the volcano is active . The as yet unnamed volcano buried beneath the ice sheet in Marie Byrd Land, West Antarctica is believed to be located close to the Executive Committee Range of extinct volcanoes. The Range is made up consisting of five major volcanoes which were found by the United States Antarctic Service expedition in 1940. It is named after the Antarctic Service Executive Committee. The mountains are called Mount Sidley, Mount Waesche, Mount Hampton, Mount Cumming and Mount Hartington and are named after members of the committee. Further mountains, thought to be extinct volcanoes, were discovered in East Antarctica in 1958. This range is called the Gamburtsev Mountain Range and is covered by around 6 kilometres of snow and ice. It is thought to be similar in size to the Alps. Like with the new volcano, and the Executive Committee range, it is unclear exactly what caused these mountains to form. Scientists now believe that a large eruption could cause the ice sheet to melt faster than first thought and cause sea levels to rise. In January 2010, a team of scientists from the St. Louis-based university set up two crossing lines of seismographs across Marie Byrd Land in West Antarctica. Doug Wiens, professor of earth and planetary science at Washington University, and his team wanted to weigh the ice sheet to help create a picture of Antarctica's climate history. Like a giant CT machine, the seismograph array used disturbances created by distant earthquakes to make images of the ice and rock deep within the region. The technology found two bursts of seismic events between January 2010 and March 2011, which Wiens' PhD student Amanda Lough believed were caused by a previously unseen volcano buried over half a mile (1 kilometre) beneath the ice sheet. ‘I started seeing events that kept occurring at the same location, which was odd,’ Lough said. ‘Then I realised they were close to some mountains - but not right on top of them. ‘My first thought was, "Okay, maybe it’s just coincidence." But then I looked more closely and realised that the mountains were actually volcanoes and there was an age progression to the range. 'The volcanoes closest to the seismic events were the youngest ones.’ The tremors were weak and very low frequency, which Lough said suggested they weren't caused by movements in tectonic plates, associated with earthquakes. The tremors beneath Marie Byrd Land, pictured, were low frequency suggesting they weren't caused tectonic plates moving. Low-magnitude tectonic tremors typically have frequencies of 10 to 20 cycles per second. The shaking discovered by Lough was 2 to 4 cycles per second making it more like volcanic activity . For example, low-magnitude seismic tremors caused by tectonic movement typically have frequencies of 10 to 20 cycles per second, continued Lough. The shaking she discovered was in frequencies of 2 to 4 cycles per second. Lough then used a global computer model of seismic speeds to find exactly where the seismic events were taking place. It is thought that the newly discovered volcano is near the Executive Committee Range of extinct volcanoes. The researchers also found that almost all of the events happened between 25 to 40 kilometres below the surface. In January 2010 a team of scientists from St. Louis set up two crossing lines of seismographs across Marie Byrd Land in West Antarctica, pictured bottom left on this map of the region. The researchers wanted to weigh the ice sheet to help create a picture of Antarctica's climate history and the volcano was found by accident . Lough said this is ‘extraordinarily deep - deep enough to be near the boundary between the Earth's crust and mantle, called the Moho.’ This suggested to Lough that the tremors weren’t caused by shifting ice or glacial movement. It also further ruled out the tectonic theory. ‘A tectonic event might have a hypocentre 10 to 15 kilometres deep, but at 25 to 40 kilometres, these were way too deep,’ Lough said. This led Lough and her colleague to conclude the tremors and the waveforms they created looked like Deep Long Period earthquakes, or DPLs, which occur in volcanic areas. The seismologists also talked to Antarctica experts Duncan Young and Don Blankenship from the University of Texas. ‘Their best guess is that it came from Mount Waesche, an existing volcano near Mount Sidley. But that is also interesting because scientists had no idea when Mount Waesche was last active, and the ash layer sets the age of the eruption at 8,000 years ago.‘ . ‘Most mountains in Antarctica are not volcanic,’ Wiens said. ‘But most in this area are. Is it because East and West Antarctica are slowly drifting apart? We don't know exactly. But we think there is probably a hot spot in the mantle here producing magma far beneath the surface.’ Mount Sidley, pictured, is part of the Executive Committee Range in Marie Byrd Land and is the last volcano in the chain to rise above the surface of the ice. The group of seismologists detected the new volcanic activity beneath the ice around 30 miles north of Mount Sidley . ‘People aren't really sure what causes DPLs,' Lough continued. ‘It seems to vary by volcanic complex, but most people think it's the movement of magma and other fluids that leads to pressure-induced vibrations in cracks within volcanic and hydrothermal systems.’ Lough added that the volcano will ‘definitely’ erupt in the future but can’t be sure when. Such a subglacial eruption would cause enough heat flow to melt a substantial part of ice sheet. ‘The volcano will create millions of gallons of water beneath the ice - many lakes full,’ said Wiens. This water will cause surrounding streams and sea levels to rise. Lough added, though, that only an enormous eruption - one that released a thousand times more energy than a typical eruption - would be strong enough to breach the ice above the volcano. The findings are published in the Nature Geoscience journal.
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Farashahi (, also Romanized as Lāy-e Farāshāhī) is a village
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in Pishkuh Rural District, in the Central District of Taft County, Yazd
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Property Security Act Legal analysis Although title retention clauses are conceptually very simple, they have become increasingly widely drafted, which has resulted in the courts in a number of countries striking down the clauses, or recharacterising them as the grant of a security interest. It has consequentially been noted that "the practical outcome of a series of later cases has put it beyond doubt that 'extended' title reservation clauses will not work." Several particular problems have been identified: If for example, the clause reserves only part of the title to the seller (instead of reserving title to the whole thing) then in many jurisdictions this is recharacterised as an equitable charge, and is often void if certain registration requirements are not complied with. Problems can also arise where the goods sold are mixed with other goods of a similar nature, so that they are no longer identifiable (e.g. a quantity of oil, or grain). Many jurisdictions allow the buyer to re-sell the goods before title has passed to him (often this is the only way that he can pay the seller). In many jurisdictions such an onward sale passes good title to the subsequent purchaser, and the original seller loses title despite the clause Where the seller tries to have a clause which provides that, if the buyer re-sells the goods, then the proceeds of sale of the goods shall be held on trust for the seller, this can be recharacterised as a registrable charge, which may also be void for non-registration. Another frequently litigated problem occurs where the goods which are subject to the clause are then either improved (e.g. raw thread is worked into cloth) or mixed with other raw materials to form a new product (e.g. silica is used to make glass). In some countries, where a clause purports to retain title until, not only the purchase price, but also any other debts of the buyer to the seller are paid in full, such clauses have been struck down for non-compliance with security registration requirements in those jurisdictions. There are four categories of ROTs, namely Simple clause, All monies clause, Proceeds clause and Mixed goods clause Sample clauses Retention of title clauses will obviously vary from country to country, and even within countries they will usually be specialised to the form of industry used in, and the type of goods which are sold. The following are just two examples of the types of clause
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which provides that, if the buyer re-sells the goods, then the proceeds of sale of the goods shall be held on trust for the seller, this can be recharacterised as a registrable charge, which may also be void for non-registration. Another frequently litigated problem occurs where the goods which are subject to the clause are then either improved (e.g. raw thread is worked into cloth) or mixed with other raw materials to form a new product (e.g. silica is used to make glass). In some countries, where a clause purports to retain title until, not only the purchase price, but also any other debts of the buyer to the seller are paid in full, such clauses have been struck down for non-compliance with security registration requirements in those jurisdictions. There are four categories of ROTs, namely Simple clause, All monies clause, Proceeds clause and Mixed goods clause Sample clauses Retention of title clauses will obviously vary from country to country, and even within countries they will usually be specialised to the form of industry used in, and the type of goods which are sold. The following are just two examples of the types of clause which can be seen. A shorter form clause: Title to {the Goods} shall remain vested in {the Seller} and shall not pass to {the Buyer} until the purchase price for {the Goods} has been paid in full and received by {the Seller}. A longer form clause: Title to {the Goods} shall remain vested in {the Seller} and shall not pass to {the Buyer} until the purchase price for {the Goods} has been paid in full and received by {the Seller}. Until title to {the Goods} passes: {the Seller} shall have authority to retake, sell or otherwise deal with and/or dispose of all or any part of {the Goods}; {the Seller} and its agents
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Brooke Bundy
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بروك بوندي
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COLOMBO, SRI LANKA // A suspected Tamil Tiger suicide bomber killed 22 people, including a former army officer, and wounded dozens in a blast today at an opposition party office in northern Sri Lanka, the military said.
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Suicide bomber kills 22 in Sri Lanka
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Lapovo
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Лапово
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How to install my app in Ubuntu
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How can I create a deb from binaries?
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"Boeing 747-8s endure hot weather, top 500 flight hours".
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14 de junho de 2010 «Boeing 747-8s endure hot weather, top 500 flight hours».
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United States Coast Guard
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Брегова охрана на Съединените щати
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Activities related to a supposed shadowy one world government or the Majestic 12 organization.
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Активности поврзани со требало тајната еден свет влада или Majestic 12 организација.
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