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In 1985, at the age of 30, Sharbat Gula became the face of National Geographic's most iconic photograph.

Back in 1984, she was a student at an informal school in a refugee camp when photographer Steve McCurry captured her image during an assignment. McCurry, at that time, didn't record her name. Nevertheless, when her portrait graced the cover of National Geographic, it instantly became the most recognizable photo in the magazine's history.

In the 1990s, several unsuccessful attempts were made to locate her. However, in January 2002, a National Geographic team managed to find her in an extremely remote region of Afghanistan. McCurry traveled overseas to reconnect with her. By that time, Gula was married and a mother of three daughters. Astonishingly, she had never seen the 'Afghan Girl' photo until it was shown to her in 2002. Fast forward to 2021, at the age of 49, Gula had fled her home country and arrived in Rome. The Italian government stated that her relocation was part of the broader evacuation program for Afghan citizens following the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan. News outlets reported that she had been granted refugee status by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi

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"Did you know that Mia Martini, one of the most powerful and emotional voices in Italian music, was the first Italian woman to bring reggae and rock to the Sanremo stage? With songs like Minuetto (1973) and Padre frèno (1971), she took bold steps by mixing international styles with her own unique voice. At a time when it was unusual for Italian singers—especially women—to explore such sounds, her raw and expressive singing made her stand out. Her courage helped open the door for many future artists, although she was often misunderstood and criticized early in her career. A fun fact: Mia Martini was born Domenica Rita Adriana Bertè. She chose the name “Mia” in tribute to actress Mia Farrow, whom she admired, and “Martini” after the famous Italian liqueur. This name reflected her desire to build an image that was both international and deeply Italian—just like her music, which blended global influences with strong Italian roots."--M.I.8.BLACK

One of the more unique looking Silver Roman Denarii is this iteration minted in 49 BC. It depicts Medusa surrounded by the unusual looking three bent legs known as a Celtic "Trisc(L)ele" - Trisc(K)elion and "Tri" image was common all over the Aegean world and numerous countries further North and NW. Also, we again see the three ears of wheat. The other side depicts Jupiter holding his ubiquitous lightning bolt, a unique looking Denarius! The second coin was minted in 47 BC by Caesar and Cleopatra and shows Medusa and Pegasus. This image is also near identical on the Flag of Sicily and The Isle of Man has the legs on a solid red background.

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Die Programmiersprache R

R ist eine für statistische Anwendungen entwickelte Programmiersprache, die vor allem im Bereich Data Science einen hohen Verbreitungsgrad geniesst. Ihre Kernfunktionen liegen in der Auswertung und Visualisierung von Daten.

Objektbasierung vs. Objektorientierung

„Everything that exists is an object. Everything that happens is a function call.“--John Chambers

In R dreht sich alles um Objekte. Nicht nur Variablen, auch Funktionen, Operatoren und ganze Ausdrücke, aus denen ein R-Skript aufgebaut ist, sind Objekte. Dennoch ist R keine vollständig objektorientierte Sprache im klassischen Sinne, wie etwa Java. R unterstützt unterschiedlich „scharfe“ Ansätze der Objektorientierung, die zu betrachten über die Zielsetzung dieses Wiki-Artikels hinausginge.

Die Macht der Packages

Die Stärke von R liegt in der Verfügbarkeit von Zusatzfunktionen in Form sogenannter Packages, die von unabhängigen Entwicklern überall auf der Welt angeboten werden. Über 20.000 dieser Funktionspakete können über das CRAN (Comprehensive R Archive Network) bezogen werden. Für jedes statistische Problem, sei es auch noch so selten, gibt es oft schon eine passende gebrauchsfertige Lösung, die Dank der Open-Source-Lizenz aber auch jederzeit angepasst werden kann.

Ausführungsmodi der Programmiersprache

R ist standardmässig eine interpretierte Sprache. Das bedeutet, dass der Code nicht kompiliert werden muss, um ihn lauffähig zu machen, wie das beispielsweise bei C der Fall ist. Dadurch ist ein R-Code allerdings auch langsamer in der Ausführung als ein entsprechender C-Code. Der Vollständigkeit halber sei aber auch erwähnt, dass auch ein Bytecode-Compiler in R existiert.

Eine verhältnismässig neue Art, R-Code auszuführen, ist die in Form serverseitiger Apps. Dazu wird das Package shiny verwendet. Es erlaubt, webbasierte Anwendungen aus vollständig über R-Code gesteuerten Ein- und Ausgabe-Elementen zu erzeugen. Auf diese Weise können R-Programme, die über Standardeingabeelemente wie Schieberegler und Textboxen parametrierbar sind, über das Web Benutzern zugänglich gemacht werden, ohne dass diese selbst R installiert haben oder R-Code verstehen müssen.

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In Tanzania’s Olduvai Gorge, one of the most famous fossil sites in the world, scientists made a shocking discovery—a 1.8-million-year-old skull belonging to Homo habilis, one of our early human ancestors. But this skull tells a chilling story. It has two puncture marks that match the spacing and size of the fangs of a large cat, likely a leopard. These marks are not just scratches or cracks—they go deep into the bone, showing that the animal bit straight into the skull. This means something important: before humans became skilled hunters, we were prey. Our ancestors weren’t always the ones chasing—they were sometimes the ones being chased. This fossil is one of the oldest and clearest pieces of evidence that early humans were hunted by powerful predators. It shows just how dangerous life was for them. They didn’t have fire, tools, or weapons strong enough to fight off big cats. They had to survive in a world where they were not at the top of the food chain. The discovery is a powerful reminder of how far humans have come. Today, we tend to think of ourselves as the dominant species, but this fossil proves that our story started with fear, danger, and survival in a wild world full of threats.

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