The next edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, the word reference bible of the English language, may never appear in print and instead be accessible only online, its publisher said Tuesday.
A team of 80 lexicographers are preparing the third edition of the OED, but with more than a decade of work ahead of them and digital books fast gaining popularity, the publishers are hedging their bets on what format it will take.
“The first edition of the multi-volume Oxford English Dictionary was fully published in 1928, and the second edition in 1989,” a spokeswoman for Oxford University Press said Tuesday.
“No decision has yet been made on the format of the third edition.
“It is likely to be more than a decade before the full edition is published, and a decision on format will be taken at that point.”
Revised and new entries are published online every three months on OED Online, with the next version due to be published in December. Sales of digital books are fast catching up with print copies — online retail giant Amazon announced last month that sales of electronic books for the Kindle e-reader had overtaken hardcover book sales for the first time.
However, Oxford University Press said it was confident that “large numbers of people continue to purchase dictionaries in printed form and we have no plans to stop publishing print dictionaries”.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
China's flood toll rises to 4,200 dead or missing
Agence France-Presse
First Posted 06:06:00 09/01/2010
Filed Under: Flood, Disasters (general), Landslide
BEIJING—More than 4,200 people have died or are missing in floods in China so far this year, the worst to hit the country in more than a decade, the government said Tuesday.
Torrential rains triggering floods and related natural disasters have affected 230 million people and resulted in the evacuation of 15.18 million people as of August 31, the monthly toll report said.
A total of 3,185 people have been killed, while 1,050 are listed as missing in flood-related natural disasters in China so far this year, it said.
The central government has allocated more than two billion yuan in relief funds to the eight provinces hardest hit, which include Gansu in the northwest which was hit by a massive mudslide and neighbouring Sichuan and Shaanxi.
Direct economic losses stood at more than 350 billion yuan ($51.4 billion) as over two million homes have collapsed while over five million buildings have been damaged, the report said.
A devastating mudslide in Gansu in August was the worst flood-related disaster so far this year, leaving at least 1,467 dead and 298 missing.
The overall situation has triggered a repeat of disastrous flooding in 1998, when heavy rain swelled the Yangtze, China's longest river, and many tributaries, leading to devastating levee collapses.
At least 4,150 people are thought to have died, 18 million were evacuated and millions of homes were destroyed in those floods, the country's worst in recent memory.
First Posted 06:06:00 09/01/2010
Filed Under: Flood, Disasters (general), Landslide
BEIJING—More than 4,200 people have died or are missing in floods in China so far this year, the worst to hit the country in more than a decade, the government said Tuesday.
Torrential rains triggering floods and related natural disasters have affected 230 million people and resulted in the evacuation of 15.18 million people as of August 31, the monthly toll report said.
A total of 3,185 people have been killed, while 1,050 are listed as missing in flood-related natural disasters in China so far this year, it said.
The central government has allocated more than two billion yuan in relief funds to the eight provinces hardest hit, which include Gansu in the northwest which was hit by a massive mudslide and neighbouring Sichuan and Shaanxi.
Direct economic losses stood at more than 350 billion yuan ($51.4 billion) as over two million homes have collapsed while over five million buildings have been damaged, the report said.
A devastating mudslide in Gansu in August was the worst flood-related disaster so far this year, leaving at least 1,467 dead and 298 missing.
The overall situation has triggered a repeat of disastrous flooding in 1998, when heavy rain swelled the Yangtze, China's longest river, and many tributaries, leading to devastating levee collapses.
At least 4,150 people are thought to have died, 18 million were evacuated and millions of homes were destroyed in those floods, the country's worst in recent memory.
Obama announces end of U.S. combat mission in Iraq
President Barack Obama speaks after addressing the nation about the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq from the Oval Office of the White House on Aug. 31,2010.(Xinhua/AFP)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday announced the end of combat operations in Iraq, saying the United States has met its responsibility, and "it is time to turn the page."
"Tonight, I am announcing that the American combat mission in Iraq has ended. Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have lead responsibility for the security of their country," Obama said in an Oval Office address to the nation.
According to agreements between the two governments, U.S. troops are due to end combat mission in Iraq on Aug. 31, and will transition into a mission to mainly advise and assist Iraqi security forces. The Pentagon said the remaining 50,000 U.S. troops will also support Iraqi troops in targeted counter-terrorism missions, and protect U.S. civilians.
While announcing the U.S. combat mission is ending, Obama said the U.S."commitment to Iraq's future is not," as U.S. diplomats, aid workers, and advisors are "moving into the lead to support Iraq as it strengthens its government, resolves political disputes, resettles those displaced by war, and builds ties with the region and the world."
The president's speech came at a time when Iraq's future seems very much in doubt.
Besides lacking a fully capable national army, Iraqis was unable to form a government months after the March 7 parliamentary elections.Militants exploited the political vacuum, mounting deadly attacks all over the country.
Even a stable, friendly Iraq "will take a minimum of another five years, and probably ten" of intense nation building efforts, said Anthony Cordesman, a defense and security expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
No wonder Obama used the speech to renew his call for Iraqi leaders to form an inclusive government "with a sense of urgency."
Reflecting on the huge costs of the war, Obama said ending it is not only in Iraq's interest, it is also in the Unites State's own.
"We have sent our young men and women to make enormous sacrifices in Iraq, and spent vast resources abroad at a time of tight budgets at home."
United States has spent over 7,000 billion U.S. dollars in the war, with more than 4,400 troops killed and more than 30,000 others wounded. Overall costs of the war could amount to three trillion dollars if medical expenses for injured veterans are counted.
The United States is also fighting another war in Afghanistan. Obama said because of the drawdown in Iraq, the administration "is now able to apply the resources necessary to go on offense." He has ordered additional deployment of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan late last year.
Obama has set next July as the beginning of the troop drawdown in Afghanistan, though "the pace of our troop reductions will be determined by conditions on the ground."
"Make no mistake: this transition will begin," Obama said, noting open-ended war serves neither U.S. nor Afghan interests.
As the country begin to wind down the Iraq war and setting sight on an end to the Afghanistan war, Obama said U.S. influence around the world should not be a function of military force alone, but also a projection of the country's diplomacy and economic strength.
Burdened by two unpopular wars, the U.S. economy is slow to recover from a deep recession.
"We have spent over a trillion dollars at war...This, in turn, has short-changed investments in our own people, and contributed to record deficits," Obama said, vowing to restore the economy, and "put the millions of Americans who have lost their jobs back to work," Obama said.
"In the days to come," reviving the economy "must be our central mission as a people, and my central responsibility as president," Obama said.
He promised to strengthen the middle class, improve education, jumpstart industries, end dependence on foreign oil, as well as unleash innovation.
This is the second Oval Office speech Obama made as president. He used his last one to address the BP oil spill. This time, he steered clear of a "victory lap," and called former president George W. Bush, who started the Iraq war, before the speech.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday announced the end of combat operations in Iraq, saying the United States has met its responsibility, and "it is time to turn the page."
"Tonight, I am announcing that the American combat mission in Iraq has ended. Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have lead responsibility for the security of their country," Obama said in an Oval Office address to the nation.
According to agreements between the two governments, U.S. troops are due to end combat mission in Iraq on Aug. 31, and will transition into a mission to mainly advise and assist Iraqi security forces. The Pentagon said the remaining 50,000 U.S. troops will also support Iraqi troops in targeted counter-terrorism missions, and protect U.S. civilians.
While announcing the U.S. combat mission is ending, Obama said the U.S."commitment to Iraq's future is not," as U.S. diplomats, aid workers, and advisors are "moving into the lead to support Iraq as it strengthens its government, resolves political disputes, resettles those displaced by war, and builds ties with the region and the world."
The president's speech came at a time when Iraq's future seems very much in doubt.
Besides lacking a fully capable national army, Iraqis was unable to form a government months after the March 7 parliamentary elections.Militants exploited the political vacuum, mounting deadly attacks all over the country.
Even a stable, friendly Iraq "will take a minimum of another five years, and probably ten" of intense nation building efforts, said Anthony Cordesman, a defense and security expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
No wonder Obama used the speech to renew his call for Iraqi leaders to form an inclusive government "with a sense of urgency."
Reflecting on the huge costs of the war, Obama said ending it is not only in Iraq's interest, it is also in the Unites State's own.
"We have sent our young men and women to make enormous sacrifices in Iraq, and spent vast resources abroad at a time of tight budgets at home."
United States has spent over 7,000 billion U.S. dollars in the war, with more than 4,400 troops killed and more than 30,000 others wounded. Overall costs of the war could amount to three trillion dollars if medical expenses for injured veterans are counted.
The United States is also fighting another war in Afghanistan. Obama said because of the drawdown in Iraq, the administration "is now able to apply the resources necessary to go on offense." He has ordered additional deployment of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan late last year.
Obama has set next July as the beginning of the troop drawdown in Afghanistan, though "the pace of our troop reductions will be determined by conditions on the ground."
"Make no mistake: this transition will begin," Obama said, noting open-ended war serves neither U.S. nor Afghan interests.
As the country begin to wind down the Iraq war and setting sight on an end to the Afghanistan war, Obama said U.S. influence around the world should not be a function of military force alone, but also a projection of the country's diplomacy and economic strength.
Burdened by two unpopular wars, the U.S. economy is slow to recover from a deep recession.
"We have spent over a trillion dollars at war...This, in turn, has short-changed investments in our own people, and contributed to record deficits," Obama said, vowing to restore the economy, and "put the millions of Americans who have lost their jobs back to work," Obama said.
"In the days to come," reviving the economy "must be our central mission as a people, and my central responsibility as president," Obama said.
He promised to strengthen the middle class, improve education, jumpstart industries, end dependence on foreign oil, as well as unleash innovation.
This is the second Oval Office speech Obama made as president. He used his last one to address the BP oil spill. This time, he steered clear of a "victory lap," and called former president George W. Bush, who started the Iraq war, before the speech.
leave the front seats for womens in bus
please leave the front seats of the bus for women s, because they have problems like
menses, pregnancy, and so on. if they sit on the back of the bus, they will get over flow of menses, and and abortion due to sake of the bus.
and also leave the seats near to the door to the handicapped person. because it will helpful to them, to easily get up and get down from the bus.
thanks in advance for your helping minds.
menses, pregnancy, and so on. if they sit on the back of the bus, they will get over flow of menses, and and abortion due to sake of the bus.
and also leave the seats near to the door to the handicapped person. because it will helpful to them, to easily get up and get down from the bus.
thanks in advance for your helping minds.
Monday, August 30, 2010
antiretroviral drug- prevent 99 percent of the mothers from transmitting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) to their babies.
AIDS-combating combination's administered to pregnant and breastfeeding women in Botswana, Africa, helped prevent 99 percent of the mothers from transmitting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) to their babies.
The result came from an international clinical trial led by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH).
"This is the lowest rate of mother-to-child transmission recorded in a study from Africa, or among breastfeeding infants," said lead author Roger Shapiro, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health.
The mother-to-child transmission rate in the study was 1.1 percent when the infants were breastfed to age 6 months.
"Previous interventions using shorter or less comprehensive drug treatment regimens have been unable to get rates below 5 percent, and without any intervention, the infection rate would be at least 25 percent by 6 months," said Shapiro.
The study was also the first randomized clinical trial to compare highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) regimens used during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The article appears in the June 17 edition of The New England Journal of Medicine.
The result came from an international clinical trial led by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH).
"This is the lowest rate of mother-to-child transmission recorded in a study from Africa, or among breastfeeding infants," said lead author Roger Shapiro, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health.
The mother-to-child transmission rate in the study was 1.1 percent when the infants were breastfed to age 6 months.
"Previous interventions using shorter or less comprehensive drug treatment regimens have been unable to get rates below 5 percent, and without any intervention, the infection rate would be at least 25 percent by 6 months," said Shapiro.
The study was also the first randomized clinical trial to compare highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) regimens used during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The article appears in the June 17 edition of The New England Journal of Medicine.
USA : Two terror suspects arrested from Chicago-Amsterdam flight
Two individuals flying on a Chicago-Amsterdam United Airlines flights were today arrested in the Netherland on charges of "preparation of a terrorist attack", a media report here said.
The two individuals identified as Ahmed Mohamed Nasser al Soofi of Detroit and Hezem al Murisi were allowed to board the flight from Chicago on Sunday night that one of them had a suspicious activities, law enforcement authorities were quoted as saying by the US media.
According to ABC News, which was the first to report the incident, two US officials said the two appeared to be traveling with what were termed "mock bombs" in their luggage.
"This was almost certainly a dry run, a test," one senior law enforcement official was quoted as saying.
The two men did not had prohibited items on them, a law enforcement official told the Fox News, saying that although knives were found in their checked luggage, such checked items aren't prohibited.
The individuals also were not on the no-fly list, nor were there any active warrants for their arrest, the news channel said.
"Suspicious items were located in checked luggage associated with two passengers on United Flight 908 from Chicago O'Hare to Amsterdam," the Transportation Safety Administration said.
"The items were not deemed to be dangerous in and of themselves," it said.
The two individuals identified as Ahmed Mohamed Nasser al Soofi of Detroit and Hezem al Murisi were allowed to board the flight from Chicago on Sunday night that one of them had a suspicious activities, law enforcement authorities were quoted as saying by the US media.
According to ABC News, which was the first to report the incident, two US officials said the two appeared to be traveling with what were termed "mock bombs" in their luggage.
"This was almost certainly a dry run, a test," one senior law enforcement official was quoted as saying.
The two men did not had prohibited items on them, a law enforcement official told the Fox News, saying that although knives were found in their checked luggage, such checked items aren't prohibited.
The individuals also were not on the no-fly list, nor were there any active warrants for their arrest, the news channel said.
"Suspicious items were located in checked luggage associated with two passengers on United Flight 908 from Chicago O'Hare to Amsterdam," the Transportation Safety Administration said.
"The items were not deemed to be dangerous in and of themselves," it said.
Around 650 Indians in Interpol's most wanted list!
The number of Indians on Interpol's wanted list has swollen to over 650. The global crime monitoring organisation has issued 656 red-alert notices against Indians or people of Indian origin in the past five years, generally for crimes committed in countries other than India.
A red alert or red corner notice obliges immigration and police forces of all member countries to arrest the concerned person and inform the authorities in his home country, or the country where the crime was committed.
Interpol is the world's largest international police organisation, with 188 member countries.
Many of these wanted people are involved in acts of terrorism or serious crimes like rape of a minor.
Out of the total of 656 red alert notices issued against Indians between 2005 and May 2010, a highest of 150 were issued last year followed by 133 in 2007 and 119 in 2006.
About 85 such notices were drawn in 2008 and 94 others in 2005, while 75 of them were issued between January and May this year, the CBI, which acts as a nodal agency for international policing in India, said in reply to an RTI query.
The countries where the largest number of offences have been reported include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Oman, USA, Hong Kong, Russia, Belarus, Egypt, Australia and Belgium.
A red alert or red corner notice obliges immigration and police forces of all member countries to arrest the concerned person and inform the authorities in his home country, or the country where the crime was committed.
Interpol is the world's largest international police organisation, with 188 member countries.
Many of these wanted people are involved in acts of terrorism or serious crimes like rape of a minor.
Out of the total of 656 red alert notices issued against Indians between 2005 and May 2010, a highest of 150 were issued last year followed by 133 in 2007 and 119 in 2006.
About 85 such notices were drawn in 2008 and 94 others in 2005, while 75 of them were issued between January and May this year, the CBI, which acts as a nodal agency for international policing in India, said in reply to an RTI query.
The countries where the largest number of offences have been reported include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Oman, USA, Hong Kong, Russia, Belarus, Egypt, Australia and Belgium.
Dharmapuri bus burning case : 3 charred to death
he Supreme Court on Monday upheld the death sentence awarded to three AIADMK workers in connection with the 2000 Dharmapuri bus burning case in which three college girls were charred to death.
A bench comprising Justices G.S. Singhvi and B.S. Chauhan confirmed the death sentence awarded by the Madras High Court in 2007.
The trial court had also held the three workers guilty and awarded capital punishment.
Twenty-five other persons were given punishments ranging from two months to two years imprisonment in the case.
The three victims -- Kokilavani, Gayathri and Hemalatha -- were students of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
The bus in which they were travelling along with 44 other students and two teachers was torched on February 2, 2000 following the conviction of AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa in a criminal case.
During the hearing on the appeal in the apex court, the state had submitted that there was clear evidence to suggest that the three AIADMK functionaries -- C Muniappan, Nedunchezhian, and Ravindran -- were responsible for burning the bus, resulting in the death of the three girls.
The three were identified by witnesses during the identification parade and the role of each one of them was corroborated by evidence.
On February 16, 2007, a trial court in Salem had awarded death sentence to the three accused after finding them guilty of murder, attempt to murder and other charges under the IPC and gave varying sentences of two months to two years to 25 others.
The Madras High Court had on December 6, 2007 had confirmed the capital punishment and the sentence of imprisonment imposed on 25 others. (PTI)
India to route aid for Pak flood victims through UN agencies
India has decided to route its aid of $5million for Pakistan flood victims through the United Nations as desired by Islamabad.
Making it clear that India has no problem in routing the relief material through the UN, official spokesman in the ministry of external affairs Vishnu Prakash today said the country would be in touch with the concerned UN agencies to work out the modalities.
"We welcome Pakistan's decision to accept offer of assistance made by government of India. Now Pakistan has suggested that the assistance could be routed through the UN and we would be in touch with the concerned UN agencies to work out the modalities," he said when asked about Pakistan refusing to directly accept the Indian aid.
New Delhi has been maintaining that it was a humanitarian crisis being faced by Pakistan and it has offered the aid as a goodwill gesture. The modalities of providing the assistance do not matter, India says.
The floods have killed over 1,700 people and affected 20 million in Pakistan. Around 1.2 million homes have been destroyed or damaged.
The floods started over a month ago following heavy rains in the country's northwest.
India had made the offer of aid on August 13 when external affairs minister SM Krishna called up his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
Pakistan was reluctant to accept the aid. Three days later and after a nudge from the US, Qureshi said Pakistan was ready to accept the Indian assistance.
The resources of the Pakistan government and aid agencies are already strained in their effort to provide relief to the hapless people.
The UN, which is extending massive assistance, has said it is struggling to meet the needs of the affected people.
Making it clear that India has no problem in routing the relief material through the UN, official spokesman in the ministry of external affairs Vishnu Prakash today said the country would be in touch with the concerned UN agencies to work out the modalities.
"We welcome Pakistan's decision to accept offer of assistance made by government of India. Now Pakistan has suggested that the assistance could be routed through the UN and we would be in touch with the concerned UN agencies to work out the modalities," he said when asked about Pakistan refusing to directly accept the Indian aid.
New Delhi has been maintaining that it was a humanitarian crisis being faced by Pakistan and it has offered the aid as a goodwill gesture. The modalities of providing the assistance do not matter, India says.
The floods have killed over 1,700 people and affected 20 million in Pakistan. Around 1.2 million homes have been destroyed or damaged.
The floods started over a month ago following heavy rains in the country's northwest.
India had made the offer of aid on August 13 when external affairs minister SM Krishna called up his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
Pakistan was reluctant to accept the aid. Three days later and after a nudge from the US, Qureshi said Pakistan was ready to accept the Indian assistance.
The resources of the Pakistan government and aid agencies are already strained in their effort to provide relief to the hapless people.
The UN, which is extending massive assistance, has said it is struggling to meet the needs of the affected people.
to prevent accident
every one want to prevent accident:-
accident-
an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishap: automobile accidents.
can you identify a accident before it cause? do you know to prevent it?...
come let us point out the the place where one will face the accident.
if you expect a problem, you will find a solution to solve it, before the problem begins.
if you does not expect a problem, you have to work hard to solve it, when it starts. only few of us only can solve the problem, many of us gets fail.
every mistakes can be correct. but the vehicle driving mistakes happened once, no one cant correct it.
what is the important to describe about accident?
every now and then, here and there the accident is happening.
expect the unexpect of others.
you may be the king/queen in driving. but do you know how the others who drive in front & back of you, and about their vehicle. really you do know.
so you think that, you only know to drive and others are learning,and when ever they will made mistake. so you have to beware of them and their vehicles.
accident-
an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishap: automobile accidents.
can you identify a accident before it cause? do you know to prevent it?...
come let us point out the the place where one will face the accident.
if you expect a problem, you will find a solution to solve it, before the problem begins.
if you does not expect a problem, you have to work hard to solve it, when it starts. only few of us only can solve the problem, many of us gets fail.
every mistakes can be correct. but the vehicle driving mistakes happened once, no one cant correct it.
what is the important to describe about accident?
every now and then, here and there the accident is happening.
expect the unexpect of others.
you may be the king/queen in driving. but do you know how the others who drive in front & back of you, and about their vehicle. really you do know.
so you think that, you only know to drive and others are learning,and when ever they will made mistake. so you have to beware of them and their vehicles.
tips to avoid accident
1) before you start your vehicle., please check the following things
a)head lights, brake lights & indicators
b)brake, clutch, fuel, and horn.
c)check the tires and Tyre bolt nuts.
d)check the radiator and engine oils. and battery. if you check these you will avoid 15% of accident.
2)while driving never over take at junction, zebra crossing, and bends, if you follow this you will avoid another 15% of accident.
3)if you drive a vehicle you know to control it, when you know to control the other vehicles around you(by blow horn and signaling with hand and head light and brake light and indicators you will avoid 25% of accident.
4) when you know the climate and drive according to it you will avoid another 5% percent accident.
( if its raining you have to control the vehicle 10 meters before your target. the safe is please reduce your confident speed to 1/2 . if you expert in driving at 150km/h please reduce to 75km/h)
(if it is winter and you cant see the road clearly, please reduced your speed to low.
5) please blow horn while any vehicles crossing you because some vehicle will try to over take it results in hitting your vehicle.i t will avoid another 10% accident
6) please obey the traffic rules, because it is not make to control you, it is make to save your soul. if you obey it you will avoid another 20% accident.
7)please don't take any alcoholic contents, or any other wine activities. if you follow this you will avoid another 5% accident
while driving the vehicle don't see the road itself , please see the back view, side view mirrors, and also the side of the roads. it will help you to avoid another 5% accident.
these are the 8 ways to avoid 100% accident.
a)head lights, brake lights & indicators
b)brake, clutch, fuel, and horn.
c)check the tires and Tyre bolt nuts.
d)check the radiator and engine oils. and battery. if you check these you will avoid 15% of accident.
2)while driving never over take at junction, zebra crossing, and bends, if you follow this you will avoid another 15% of accident.
3)if you drive a vehicle you know to control it, when you know to control the other vehicles around you(by blow horn and signaling with hand and head light and brake light and indicators you will avoid 25% of accident.
4) when you know the climate and drive according to it you will avoid another 5% percent accident.
( if its raining you have to control the vehicle 10 meters before your target. the safe is please reduce your confident speed to 1/2 . if you expert in driving at 150km/h please reduce to 75km/h)
(if it is winter and you cant see the road clearly, please reduced your speed to low.
5) please blow horn while any vehicles crossing you because some vehicle will try to over take it results in hitting your vehicle.i t will avoid another 10% accident
6) please obey the traffic rules, because it is not make to control you, it is make to save your soul. if you obey it you will avoid another 20% accident.
7)please don't take any alcoholic contents, or any other wine activities. if you follow this you will avoid another 5% accident
while driving the vehicle don't see the road itself , please see the back view, side view mirrors, and also the side of the roads. it will help you to avoid another 5% accident.these are the 8 ways to avoid 100% accident.
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