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Japan's unemployment rate fell to a 25-year-low of 2.7 percent at the end of last year. That's not far from the record low of 2.2 percent during the country's economic boom.
But there is a dark side to the seemingly good news. The low jobless rate largely reflects the labor shortage in Japan due to a continued decline in the birth rate and the aging of its population.
There were 941,000 babies born last year in Japan, 36,000 less than in 2016. That's a fresh record low.
Since about 1.3 million people died during the period, the population actually shrank by about 400,000.
In the 1980s, the labor force represented 70 percent of the population. It's now down to below 60percent, and is expected to decline further to 50 percent by 2050. That means nearly 40 percent of the total population will be above 65 by then.
A lot of vacancies in labor-intensive jobs such as elderly care, cleaning, construction, frontline services, construction, etc. are waiting to be filled.
Meanwhile, the economy is still unable to find a new growth engine, similar to the automobile industry in the 1980s or the home appliances industry in the 1990s.
The young generation can find jobs to make ends meet, but often without clear career prospects.
Large Japanese corporates only offered a pay rise of 0.3 percent last year.
Unable to see a bright future, many young Japanese avoid or delay marriage and having babies. This only exacerbates the problems of a shrinking labor force and an aging population. A vicious cycle, indeed. | {
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Titel (primär) Magnetic resonance imaging methods to reveal the real-time distribution of nickel in porous media
Autor Moradi, A.B.; Oswald, S.E.; Massner, J.; Pruessmann, K.; Robinson, B.; Schulin, R.;
Journal / Serie European Journal of Soil Science
Abstract Direct and non-destructive measurement of the sorption, diffusion and mobility of ions and molecules in porous media has applications in industry and environmental science. We used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to visualize the dynamic distribution of paramagnetic nickel (Ni+2) ions in porous media. Various MRI sequences were tested to image Ni2+ at small concentrations. Noisy gradient echo images had poor contrast between samples containing various Ni2+ concentrations. Turbo spin echo and spoiled gradient echo images showed a linear relation between Ni2+ concentrations and signal intensity over a wide range of concentrations. Spoiled gradient echo images resolved Ni2+ concentrations (down to 30 mg litre-1) better than turbo spin echo images. However, for smaller concentrations, uncertainty in intensity values increased. A T1 measurement, obtained using an inversion recovery sequence, showed a linear correlation between T1 and Ni2+ concentration down to 1.5 mg litre-1. In a glass bead medium with an ion exchange resin as an Ni sink, the real-time development of the Ni2+ depletion zone around the resin, as Ni was sorbed into the resin, was imaged by T1 mapping. A spatial resolution of 0.58 mm and a temporal resolution of less than a minute were achieved. The two-dimensional Ni2+ gradient that was determined from MRI agreed well with geochemical modelling results. The results of this study showed that MRI, in particular T1 mapping, can quantify microscale behaviour of paramagnetic species in porous media. However, ferromagnetic components that naturally occur in most soils can easily disturb the MRI signal.
Moradi, A.B., Oswald, S.E., Massner, J., Pruessmann, K., Robinson, B., Schulin, R. (2008):
Magnetic resonance imaging methods to reveal the real-time distribution of nickel in porous media
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While most of the buzz around InVision HQ (which is just the #team channel in Slack) recently has been about InVision Studio, Design System Manager, and some of our recent acquisitions and launches, we thought it might be a good idea to showcase how we've been using one of our own products that's been available for a little while.
I'm talking about Freehand, the infinite, collaborative space where your team can work through design ideas in real time. Freehand in InVision lets you rapidly capture feedback throughout the product design process in a real-time, flexible, and collaborative way, all contained in your desktop or mobile browser. You spend less time exporting work into presentable formats and more time creating meaningful experiences for users in collaboration with your team.
Here are some other ways we're using Freehand in-house to make designing our products and experiences better, faster, and more efficient.
Part of the design thinking process is getting all of your ideas (good, bad, or otherwise) out in the open for analysis. Some people prefer to do this on paper while others like to mind map and brainstorm digitally. Why not try a hybrid of both?
With Freehand, your team can brainstorm ideas and solutions collaboratively. Think of it as an endless whiteboard with built-in commenting that everyone can add to all at once. You have the freeform creative style that paper gives you alongside the collaboration and backup that a digital tool offers.
There are a few ways you can create your first Freehand. The easiest way is to simply click the "+" button inside InVision and select Freehand. Save it as a draft, and it'll be added to your projects for easy access later.
If you're working in Sketch or Photoshop, you can generate a Freehand right from your design environment with the Freehand plugin from Craft. Lastly, if you have the InVision for Slack app, just type /freehand into any channel to generate a brand new Freehand document.
Another part of the design thinking process is generating prototypes and solutions. Once again, feedback (and potentially approvals) is a key piece of this step. Freehand gives your team an open space to view screens and workflows, weigh in on changes, and collectively move forward.
To load images or screens from your computer into Freehand, select the image tool at the top, then choose an image on your computer. You can also just drag items right into your browser. Looking for feedback on your latest prototype? You can copy and paste layers, groups, and artboards from Sketch or Photoshop.
Freehand is great for more than just digital product design. It works well for any kind of visual planning as long as you're openminded.
Using Freehand in this visual, collaborative way really helps the tool shine. Once you've spun up a Freehand project in Photoshop or Sketch, hop into the browser with your team and get feedback. You can markup the screens using the pencil and text tools, leave comments and feedback, and sketch out new solutions.
Once you've come to a consensus on the changes, you can go back into your design tool, redesign your project based on what your team discussed, update the Freehand in two clicks, and watch the changes sync quickly with the Freehand project in your browser. | {
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Chulucanas, a native Criollo with distinctive notes of raisins and plums, grows high in the Morropon province of Peru.
100% cacao Chulucanas is a true chef's ingredient; it inspires. Make supreme truffles, reflecting perfectly the flavour of the bean, or grate to add depth and notes to gravies and casseroles. I make cacao from 'bean to bar' to capture the mind-blowing different flavours of the world's great cacaos.
Chulucanas, a native Criollo with distinctive notes of raisins and plums, grows high in the Morropon province of Peru. This is my favourite 100% cacao to use for my daily hot chocolate! | {
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Can Social Media Really Cause Depression?
The platforms have been abuzz recently with stories about social media causing depression and anxiety. Could this be possible, and, if so, could it be bad for your health?
Is this a doomsday story being played out there, scare-mongering your child, or even yourself, into giving up social media? While social media can and does produce addiction in many people, and if being apart from your cellphone or tablet (and the closest wi-fi) brings separation anxiety, so be it.
It could also cause mild depression and a feeling of missing out, but these are not long-lasting effects, a large study conducted in Canada found.
Two study groups
The study results, published in Clinical Psychological Science, focused on two groups over a period of two years. One group was made up of 594 adolescents in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades in Ontario, Canada, and the other group was comprised of 1 132 undergraduate students.
The older group was surveyed for six years, starting in their first year of university. The questions revolved around the total time that was spent on social media on weekdays and weekends, and what time was allocated to other pursuits such as looking at television, putting in some exercise and academic studies.
Both groups were considered for depressive symptoms using scales appropriate for each group. The researchers then assessed the data, which was divided into age and sex.
They found that social media did not lead to depressive symptoms later. This was the finding for both groups.
Later social media use
In the adolescent group, the researchers found that females were triggered for later social media use following unrelated depression or anxiety.
The research found that this sub-set "who are feeling down may turn to social media to try and make themselves feel better."
Study author Taylor Heffer says: When parents read media headlines such as 'Facebook Depression,' there is an inherent assumption that social media use leads to depression. Policymakers also have recently been debating ways to tackle the effects of social media use on mental health."
A lot depends on the type of personality that is using – or abusing – social media. The study notes that some young people could use it negatively for abusive behavior such as bullying or stalking, while others would use it merely to stay in contact with friends and family, or for academic research.
Further work needed
The study concludes that further work needs to be undertaken involving authorities, medical experts and parents in determining what could be done to steer users away from using social media negatively.
Social media platforms such as Facebook can and has, indeed, played a role with depression and loneliness. Lifestyles today are frenetic and isolationist, encouraged by the various social media platforms that make people isolationist.
Noticed how much time your youngsters spend on Facebook and playing games? A lot, you say, exasperated. Noticed how much time they spend texting or on Instagram? Too much, you say.
It's the new normal. Not a lot you can do to change that.
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Q: Issues when downloading PDF file from MVC application I have created a function where a user can download a pdf file from my webpage. The file is stored in a databse and is requested from a webapi. The return value of the webapi is a byte[].
My issue here is that when i run the web application on my local iis this function runs without any errors. I get the pdf file and it is downloaded correctly on my machine. But when i deploy the web application to my Test server this code generates either RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION in chrome with some of the files where as other files are downloaded to the machine but when i try to open the pdf file i get: could not load the pdf file.
This happens with both chrome and IE.
This is my code:
[HttpGet]
[DoNotChangeCacheSettings]
public virtual FileResult DownloadTranslationFile(Guid id)
{
Guid assessmentTemplateId = id;
File translationFile = Services.GetFileContent(assessmentTemplateId);
var fileName = HttpUtility.UrlPathEncode(translationFile.FileName);
this.HttpContext.Response.Headers.Add("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" + fileName + "\"");
var result = File(translationFile.FileContent.Content, System.Net.Mime.MediaTypeNames.Application.Pdf, fileName);
return result;
}
I have been trying to fix this issue for 2 days now but i simply cant figure out what the issue is. Hope you guys can help. Thanks.
A: You don't need to use Content-Disposition. .Net will add it for you. From the docs.
The fileDownloadName parameter is used to generate the
content-disposition header. The result object that is prepared by this
method is written to the response by the ASP.NET MVC framework when
the object is executed. The MediaTypeNames class can be used to get
the MIME type for a specific file name extension.
I tend to use the Stream-overload:
[HttpGet]
[DoNotChangeCacheSettings]
public virtual FileResult DownloadTranslationFile(Guid id)
{
Guid assessmentTemplateId = id;
File translationFile = Services.GetFileContent(assessmentTemplateId);
var fileName = HttpUtility.UrlPathEncode(translationFile.FileName);
var stream = = new MemoryStream(translationFile.FileContent.Content);
return File(stream, "application/pdf", fileName);
}
But you can use the byte[] as well:
[HttpGet]
[DoNotChangeCacheSettings]
public virtual FileResult DownloadTranslationFile(Guid id)
{
Guid assessmentTemplateId = id;
File translationFile = Services.GetFileContent(assessmentTemplateId);
var fileName = HttpUtility.UrlPathEncode(translationFile.FileName);
return File(translationFile.FileContent.Content, "application/pdf", fileName);
}
EDIT:
If you got an error when opening the PDF you can ensure that the web browser is doing the right thing by manually saving the PDF from code as well. If that file has errors as well you're probably generating an incorrect byte[].
[HttpGet]
[DoNotChangeCacheSettings]
public virtual FileResult DownloadTranslationFile(Guid id)
{
Guid assessmentTemplateId = id;
File translationFile = Services.GetFileContent(assessmentTemplateId);
var fileName = HttpUtility.UrlPathEncode(translationFile.FileName);
var stream = = new MemoryStream(translationFile.FileContent.Content);
// Code for debugging
var tempDir = "C:\\temp"; // Make sure app pool can write here.
var path = Path.Combine(tempDir, fileName); // Possibly add extension here.
using (var fileStream = File.Create(path))
{
stream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
stream.CopyTo(fileStream);
}
stream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
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Home Alumni Meet the Entrepreneur: William Hockey 12BBA
Meet the Entrepreneur: William Hockey 12BBA
Emory Business
November 16-22 is Global Entrepreneurship Week and to celebrate, EmoryBusiness is sharing stories of Goizueta Business School's innovative programming and highlighting faculty and alumni entrepreneurs.
Editor's note: Since this story was first published, Hockey and co-founder Zach Perret sold Plaid to VISA for $5.3 billion.
William Hockey 12BBA
From an early age, William Hockey 12BBA was fascinated with building things—and how if you broke something down, you could figure out how it worked. Hockey grew up in rural California, surrounded by people who made their living working with their hands—farmers and welders and craftspeople. Hockey wasn't sure exactly what he wanted to be when he grew up, but he came from a family of builders. He wanted to continue that tradition—in a digital world.
When it was time to leave home for college, Hockey knew he wanted to get out of California. He hadn't spent much time on the East Coast, and college seemed like the perfect opportunity to explore the country. Hockey decided to study computer science while also acquiring more pragmatic business skills.
To Hockey, computer science didn't feel much different than farming or welding. Whether you are planting a seed in the ground, fusing pieces of metal together, or writing lines of code, you are doing the same kind of work: building things. Connecting. Creating.
He traveled to Atlanta and visited Emory. The campus was beautiful, and the school had an amazing computer science program, as well as the renowned business program offered at Goizueta. On a whim, Hockey applied. It was his only application.
"I got in and never looked back," Hockey said.
While completing dual degrees in computer science and business, Hockey was able to cultivate and refine his passion for creation. "You don't have to worry about anything actually being pragmatic or 'real world.' You could just kind of build things and create things just for the sake of it, which was really beautiful. And I think that's why college is so important. I feel like I really got to do that at Emory," he said.
Hockey took an internship at Bain, where he met Duke graduate Zach Perret. The two shared an interest in financial services and technology and began to collaborate on ideas. After becoming close friends, Perret and Hockey decided to start a company together.
They founded Plaid.
The act of creation
Plaid is a financial services platform that connects applications to users' bank accounts. The company may not be a household name, but many of the apps that rely on its infrastructure are (Venmo is one). Forbes described Plaid's software as "a kind of plumbing" and "the surefire business" of Silicon Valley's financial technology gold rush.
"We don't directly build applications for consumers," Hockey explained. "Instead, we create the building blocks for other people to build amazing things on."
And that's what makes Hockey's work fulfilling. "What really pushes me is when I see all of these developers creating businesses off of what we do. Tens of thousands of applications have been built off it now. One percent of them are going to be successful, but that one 1% are going to totally change how the world operates."
For Hockey, seeing that 1% succeed — and knowing he played a small part — is inspirational.
"We play in this very archaic world of financial services. But financial services is something that can actually be super empowering. It can help people live better lives. It can help people who are under stress. It can help people take care of their family. And I think what's important for us is, taking this industry — it's not that sexy, it's super old — and putting a new face on it, and making it accessible for everybody and anybody to build in financial services. And that, in the end, just leads to a consumer or a business living a better financial life."
A better financial life, in turn, can have far-reaching effects in other areas.
"The one stat we always talk about is financial stress: It's the largest stress point in people's lives," Hockey said. "For most people, it's more stressful than their own health." If you can alleviate that stress, he said, you can make people's lives that much better. By removing the distraction of financial stress, people will be free to pursue their dreams, to focus on what matters most to them. In that way, Hockey said, "You can actually change people's lives — and change the world.
"I think we're only going to make a small dent in that, but if I can start the transformation, then I think I've been really successful."
The small dent has already made a huge impact in Silicon Valley. Plaid is now valued at $2.7 billion. And they're growing: In early 2019, Plaid bought Quovo in its first major acquisition. Both events served as validation points for Hockey, after the company's early days of rejection after rejection from investors. Plaid's valuation and growth is a validation of the company's merit, but for Hockey, it's also the validation of a dream seven years in the making. It's proof that what he created matters. That what he built might just change the world.
Are you a Goizueta alum with a business(es)? Shoutout your business on social at #GoizuetaStarts
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That was just one of numerous prosecutions that activists deemed questionable under the law, as my colleague Brian Fung detailed. Another example: "In 2016, journalist Matthew Keys . . . was sentenced to two years behind bars under the law. Keys, who formerly worked for Tribune Media, was convicted under the CFAA for passing computer login information to the digital activist group Anonymous," which then used the login to alter an online Los Angeles Times article, Brian reported.
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Off Leash Victoria Dog Parks - Where to Run, Romp & Roll Over!
Loving dog care when you're not there.
We've done some searching and have put together all of the off-leash dog parks here in beautiful, Victoria BC! While the small city lends itself well to dog life, it can be tough to get proper exercise for your pup. City regulations require you to have your dog on leash at all times when inside Victoria. However, fear not! There are a total of 13 Victoria dog parks that allow your dog to roam and play without that pesky leash in tow. Each park has specific times when dogs can exercise off-leash, and all have a handy dispenser stocked with biodegradable doggie bags! Looking for dog friendly parks but don't live in Victoria? Check out our previous posts for Vancouver, Calgary, & Toronto!
These Victoria dog parks are conveniently scattered throughout the city, so you can bet that there is one close to you! However, with this convenience comes a little cost – there are a few rules to follow! The following are simple etiquette for dog owners, helping ensure that the park is open and welcoming for everyone.
These Victoria dog parks provide off-leash access for dog owners to exercise their pets, and helps reduces the congestion of dogs and their humans along the popular Dallas Road.
Spear Grass – a wild plant that thrives in the type of dry soil found in many green spaces during the summer months. The pointed seeds can become tangled in pups as they walk through the grass. To help your four-legged friend avoid spear grass, keep them out of tall, dry, grassy areas. After a romp outside, we recommend you brush their paws, ears and eyes.
There are 13 parks total in the city, and are fairly well spaced out. Below is a map of where each is located, as well as the Off-Leash times for the parks. The numbers next to each park description corresponds to the number on the map below!
This small little park is right at the corner of Bay Street & Ferrnwood Street. The park has an ample playground, as well as a wooden fenced area for your dogs to roam, without the worry of them scurrying onto the road. The neighbourhood setting makes it an easy go to.
This quaint little park offers fantastic views of the Upper Harbour, and has beautiful old trees that provide thick shade even on the sunniest of days. Located along Gorge Road, even the walk up is pleasant!
Located at Pine Street & Craigflower Road, this gorgeous park offers nice open areas and easy water access for those hot summer days. The Victoria West Community Centre is also located on the grounds, creating a community hotspot. There are a variety of amenities and resources, as well as a few trails that crisscross the fields.
While most of the park is not off-leash, we felt compelled to include Beacon Hill as it is one of the most iconic and visited parks in Victoria. The off-leash area is located between Dallas Road and the pathway, from Douglas Street to Clover Point. This elegant, 200-acre Victorian park is well landscaped with trees, gardens, ponds, peacocks, and even has a bandshell. Beacon is a pleasure to walk through, and we highly recommend a visit!
With quite an apt name, Clover Point is located along Dallas Road, pushing out into the water with unobstructed views over the water. While the point itself it small, the park spreads out on the west side into a long stretch, allowing your pups to dash along at full speed!
Moving right along from Clover Point is Gonzales Bay, whose beach is a perfect place to take your dog for a quick dip. The narrow opening of the bay enables the water to be fairly calm throughout the year, and low tide almost doubles the size of the beach!
Like Alexander Park, Oswald is another small neighbourhood location. On the crossroads of Cedar Hill Road & Gosworth Road, Oswald offers a fun play area for the local residents. and has a wood chip covered playground for the non-furry types.
Fundamentally a large, flat, grassy field, Pemberton offers ample room to move with your dog. Big skies and open air is good for anyone, including your four-legged companion. Easy park to play fetch or other ball sports with your dog, located at Richards Street & Gonzales Avenue.
Just uphill from Pemberton is Redfern Park, at Leighton Road. Another neighbourhood hotspot, Redfern offers a small, fenced in area to talk your dog out for a stroll. Also sports some fun stairs for that extra cardio training! Or for sitting, whichever works for you.
Located right across the water from the Fisherman's Wharf. Hilltop Park is on Kimta Road. The park offers pleasant water views, and is a stones throw away from West Park, and a short walk from Banfield. A quick drive over either bridge will enable you to do take your dog through the trifecta.
Topaz is a large open field where you may have been for a recent festival or community event, as the space is commonly booked. When not in use however, the field offers plenty of space to run around and explore – just make sure to avoid the baseball diamond if its in use! If the field is full, just cross the street and enter the Alternate Field.
The go-to if the larger Topaz park is being used, the Alternate Field is located just south of the SJ Willis Educational Centre. A standard size sports field, but conveniently located and an easy go-to when the pup is feeling a tad too energetic.
The last off-leash Victoria dog park is West Park, located on Esquimalt Road, and right by the community centre. The park has a nice balance of trees and open grass areas, as well as a small playground to entertain the little humans if need be.
Off Leash Edmonton Dog Parks – Where to Have Fun & Fetch!
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Social media and internet have become such a platform today. Where anyone gets popular easily. Because of our special talent, because of their strange movements, in this regard, we are going to meet you with a girl today.
Whom people know as Dhinchak Pooja. This girl is in the discussion because of her strange funny songs. Recently Dhinchak Pooja has the latest song. This Song has been seen almost 4 million times in just one week.
So let's also see you, this funny video of Dhinchak Pooja, which is currently on the Internet. | {
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Top tips on how to spot a trend ahead of its time
Image by Sofia Yang Martinez/Redemption Bar
Have you ever dreamed of quitting the day job and starting your own business? The lovely Catherine Salway did just that when she founded Redemption Bar five years ago. She had worked in senior roles across the Virgin Group for more than 17 years, but had always wanted her own adventure.It was so lovely to sit down and catch up with her for my new series on "Entrepreneurs in 2019: Born or Made?" and find out why she decided to make the jump and how her entrepreneurial journey has gone over the past few years. Her company, Redemption Bar and Restaurant, has expanded to three sites across London in the space of five years. She describes her aspiration for it to be the "world's healthiest bar and restaurant". They serve vegan food and non-alcoholic drinks, as she thinks socialising shouldn't always have to be at the expense of your health. Their mantra is "come spoil yourself without spoiling yourself".
It's a trend that I've definitely noticed growing. More and more people are adopting vegan or low meat diets for environmental and health reasons. I've even tried to cut down on eating meat recently and my dad has given up beef altogether. Having a newborn baby and two other little children running around means that I just don't have the energy or the time for hangovers, so I save my G&T for special occasions. I've noticed in the news and heard from friends about how younger adults are shunning drinking and leading healthier lifestyles.
Image from Sofia Yang Martinez/Redemption Bar
This year, record numbers of people have signed up to "Veganuary" - pledging to try and live on a plant based-diet for the month of January. "Veganuary" kicked off 5 years ago and numbers of participants have doubled year on year and spans 193 countries. It's a really interesting trend that I couldn't have predicted five years ago – but Catherine was bang on the money. How did she manage to spot the trend ahead of its time?
Here's her top tips from our interview:
Part of what an entrepreneur is about is having that natural inquisitiveness about the world around you. Read the papers and keep up to date with the news. It will keep you in the loop of how the world is changing.
Always look at what's happening in LA and also Florida. Anything that happens in America tends to find its way over here eventually.
If you're interested in finding out what the general population are actually doing then check out the Office for National Statistics. They can give you great insights into behaviours and trends. If you have a grain of an idea then go and check to see what's the statistics can prove.She said it's also really important to understand the art of business: "It's not just about delighting customers, it's about delighting customers while making money. It's really easy to do one at the expense of the other. I learned that a lot from my Virgin days, that's definitely something that Richard taught me." She said she's always researching and reading and it helps spark ideas and ways to do things. One of her favourite pieces of advice is from Eckhart Tolle, the spiritual leader, who said: "What's the point in having a business if you make everyone's life a misery in trying to make it successful? The means and the end are one."
Catherine said she's working on making the journey as much fun as getting to the destination, which is something I wholeheartedly agree with. It's really important to make the most of every day and have fun along the way. She believes this stems from her natural impatience. She once got told by a salesman at Virgin Cola: "Take your foot off the gas Salway, your time will come when your time will come". She said she was always looking for the next promotion and challenge and did the same thing with Redemption – and probably launched it a bit too early. You can never be over-prepared or over-researched and Catherine is now a firm believer that it doesn't hurt to slow down a little in the beginning.
In our second interview, later this week, we explore topics ranging from attracting financing, surviving the 'witching hour', what the future holds for Redemption Bar and does Catherine believe that as an entrepreneur she was born or made? | {
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Hey folks, Valkor here. The folks over at Sega must having a wonderful Christmas, freak that a wonderful year, because they freakin owned 2010 with a slew of titles that, in my eyes, were big hits. Speaking specifically, in the month of October, they brought the little blue blur, "Sonic the Hedgehog" back to his 2D roots in Sonic 4, but not stopping there, they went and 1-upped themselves and reintroduced him into the 3D world (with a mix of 2D), keeping the speed alive, while adding some new moves and abilities. What the hell am I talking about? I'm talking about Sonic Colors for the Nintendo Wii and the DS.
In Sonic Colors, Dr. Eggman (no more Robotnik… bummer), has had a change of heart. Feeling bad for all the things he's done in the past, he wants to make it up to the world by creating an "interstellar theme park". But Sonic, along with buddy Tails, don't think old Eggman is on the up and up, so they set out to investigate this new wonderland. Lo and behold they meet a creature called Yacker, who's a Wisp. And from Yacker they learn that Eggman is actually using the Wisps as part of his evil schemes. So it's your job as Sonic to free the Wisps and put an end to Eggman's plans.
The controls in the Wii version of Sonic are quite simple – you use the Nunchuck to control Sonic. You have a standard jump, a double jump, of course the dash, and now there are situations where you'll need to "slide" under narrow crevices. You also have a honing attack, where you lock on to targets, but your true abilities are revealed when you free certain colored Wisps and exploit… oops I mean utilize their abilities with the Wii-mote. For example you have the yellow Wisp which lets you drill, the Cyan Wisp turns Sonic into a laser and you can bounce off walls, the white Wisp gives sonic a boost in speed, and the orange Wisp shoots Sonic upwards and glides him back to earth. When you start the game, you'll see silhouettes of the colored Wisps, so you can't use them until you find them. Once you do, you can replay the stage, which will allow you to access areas you couldn't before or find special objects.
The level designs are a mix of 2D and 3D; in 3D you'll race through a course of obstacles that makes great use of Sonic's speed through crazy loops, twists and turns. Sometimes you'll play on rails (like a cinematic, where you mostly get to watch Sonic run through a course, but can't control much), where you're prompted to press a button in order to perform an action, which looks way cool and never gets dull seeing it over and over again. In 2D, you're speed isn't required as you take a more hop and bop stance, with some speed runs as well. Each stage follows a particular theme and as you progress the game gets increasing more difficult… wait did I say difficult? I meant "challenging".
Of course you get everything else that's Sonic related, such as collecting 100 rings for an extra life, a letter grade score, and huge boss battles, with the final showdown against the Eggman himself and his Wisp machine. So after spending much time with Sonic Colors, what can I honestly say about the game?
I'm gonna say it and I think most will agree – Sonic Colors is ten times better than Sonic 4 and it could quite possibly be the best Sonic game… EVER! I truly love the character and most of the games that preceded it, and I was quite pleased with everything that was done with Sonic 4. However Sonic Colors just feels oh so right. For starters the controls are spot on perfect and so smooth, though the jumping can get a little wonky, especially in the 2D parts; I got past it and strived onward. The graphics are so amazing on the Wii… ON THE WII, a system that decided not to go the Hi-Def route spits out some amazing visuals. I'm beside myself! What excited me most about the game is that crazy sense of speed, and I'm talking that churning your guts, rollercoaster type speed that's too fast, too furious… it's just sick and oh so slick! Am I exaggerating? Not by a long shot. The music is loveable, bouncy, and loads of fun and I give it up to Cash Cash for getting things started with "Reach For The Stars" (loved that instrumental variation when you fight Eggman). Finally Super Sonic… is in… the game… oh… my… god… (of course you can only unlock him once you find all the chaos emeralds, but he's in there).
I'm gonna say it and I might get some flak for this, but I'm not too keen on the Wisps. Wait let me rephrase that, I'm not too keen on not having the use of their abilities from the start. When I began my run, I looked at this yellow silhouette and wondered "where the hell was my Wisp?" Why can't I use them from the beginning? Second, do I REALLY need them, I mean at all? If you NEED to uncover every nook and cranny this game has to offer then yes you need to find them all, if not you can breeze right through the stages without them. I say it's "not so bad" because it doesn't distract from the overall fun of the game, which is a blast, but I'd rather have use of the Wisps from the start. Just sayin.
When I first heard of Sonic Colors, I was a bit put off by the title. And when I saw some screens, I wasn't impressed. But when I got some hands on time with the game, initially at E3, later at the Bryant Park Event here in NYC, and finally at home, I can honestly say without a doubt, Sonic Colors is one helluva game - a great mix of 2D and 3D, insane level design, and music that won't cause you to hit the mute button on your remote, rounds out this perfect title. And perfect title gets a well deserved perfect score of 5 out of TOV 5 stars, even with my objections; I'd still dip into the world of Sonic Colors again and again. | {
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Superliga – Follow the Football match between FC Nordsjælland and Brøndby IF live with Eurosport. The match starts at 16:00 on 10 February 2019. Our live coverage lets you follow all the key moments as they happen.
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Have your say by voting on who will win between FC Nordsjælland and Brøndby IF? Enjoy some pre-match reading with related articles about these two Enjoy some pre-match reading with related articles about these two Football teams.
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David B. Chyzowski (born July 11, 1971) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left winger. He was selected second overall in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft by the New York Islanders after playing major junior with the Kamloops Blazers. He spent parts of six seasons in the National Hockey League with the Islanders and Chicago Blackhawks between 1989 and 1997, with the rest of his career spent in various minor leagues and in Europe.
Playing career
Chyzowski is generally recognized as a draft bust as he only played 126 NHL games between 1989 and 1995, scoring 31 points. He was chosen ahead of fellow first-round picks Bill Guerin, Stu Barnes, and Bobby Holik. Chyzowski spent his career with the Islanders and Chicago Blackhawks. While Chyzowski did not have an impact at the NHL level, he did carve out a nice career in the minor leagues, particularly the AHL and IHL. His best minor league season was 1995–96, when he had 83 points on 44 goals and 39 assists, along with 160 penalty minutes, for Adirondack Red Wings.
In 2006, he was playing for Linz EHC in the Austrian League. After his playing career, he took on the position of Marketing Coordinator for the Kamloops Blazers Hockey Club.
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Regular season and playoffs
International
Awards
WHL West First All-Star Team – 1989
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Danny De Gracia: Oahu Traffic is Making Us Miserable. We Deserve Better - Honolulu Civil Beat
Commentary Danny De Gracia: Oahu Traffic is Making Us Miserable. We Deserve Better
Danny De Gracia: Oahu Traffic is Making Us Miserable. We Deserve Better
The problems of overcrowding and insufficient transportation infrastructure on the island need to be dealt with.
By Danny de Gracia
August 19, 2022 · 5 min read
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Danny de Gracia is a resident of Waipahu, a political scientist and an ordained minister. Opinions are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Civil Beat's views. You can reach him by email at [email protected] or follow him on Twitter at @ddg2cb.
The last few days on Oahu have been a traffic apocalypse. Things were especially heinous for West Oahu drivers on Wednesday as accidents on H-1 ground traffic to a halt both in the morning commute, and the late afternoon drive home.
Not only do incidents like these make motorists late for their destination, but they carry a psychological intimidation and torment that starts and ends one's day in the worst way possible.
Gov. David Ige should be working overdrive in "beast mode" to end his term with stellar solutions to Hawaii's problems. Instead, he's in "Sesame Street" mode, taking photos at the Joint Traffic Management Center while telling us all to consider alternative transportation as a response to the 50,000 students hitting the road this week and next.
I, for one, feel sorry for the people who actually attempt this advice, especially the kupuna among us. Imagine being an elderly person who has arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Type 2 diabetes, or worst of all, bowel or bladder issues, and you innocently get on a bus thinking that you'll be home in 45 minutes or less.
Instead, you're trapped for hours because of an accident on H-1, packed like Spam in a can with other riders, and your body all the while is enduring a personal hell where an ongoing calculus is racing through your mind as to how many more seconds you can endure before passing out or losing control of your bodily restraints. And now imagine this happening to you multiple times in one week.
At least if you're in a car, if things get too bad, you can potentially pull over to the side of the road or attempt to make your way to an exit ramp where you can find respite until traffic clears. But then again, the last two weeks have shown us that when a rush hour traffic disaster strikes on Oahu, whether you are on the road in a car or bus, we're all stuck together and left to deal with it.
"Danny," I can already hear some of the more esoteric people saying, "there is nothing more destructive to society than an automobile, because it promotes inequality and is bad for the environment." Thank you, Captain Obvious. I'll especially remember that "inequality" when I see well-compensated, well-rested local elected officials going to work after peak traffic has already passed or leaving for home before traffic starts in their nice cars.
Traffic was sharply reduced in the early stages of the pandemic, but drivers flooded back onto the roads with the lifting of Covid restrictions. Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
This is why nothing actually gets fixed here in Hawaii, because as I have said so many times before, many of the people who have the power to change things have no skin in the game and have little exposure to the daily inconveniences facing the rest of us.
We urgently need to do something about Oahu's traffic crisis. Are we going to have two or more major accidents every day now – one on the way to work, one or two on the way home – and be in traffic gridlock for the rest of our miserable lives? Are we going to accept traffic congestion as a permanent status quo? Are we just going to have to adjust our lives around Honolulu's inconveniences?
To begin, we need to make some kind of short-term compromise that gets as many cars off the road as possible or redistributes traffic in ways that don't have everyone flooding H-1 at the same time.
The University of Hawaii and community colleges should encourage virtual, distance learning or hybrid in-person/online classes where people don't have to physically be on campus. And both the State of Hawaii and the City and County of Honolulu should allow anyone who wants to telework and isn't involved in direct customer service to work from home as well. I'm sure people would also appreciate not having to spend gas money as an additional benefit of this idea.
Next, the Hawaii Department of Transportation and the Honolulu Police Department need to find faster ways to clear car wrecks, keep traffic from piling up and conduct rescue operations or investigations without shutting down the island for hours on end. This is something that we may need to experiment with and try different approaches, but what we are doing right now isn't working fast enough.
If we find that accidents keep happening in or close to the same locations, then perhaps we should have a "quick reaction alert" team pre-positioned nearby so that when accidents happen, injured people can be quickly evacuated and damaged vehicles can be towed away. (Or maybe there's something wrong with the road design that needs to be changed.)
As absurd as this sounds to pre-position units on the side of the road in anticipation of accidents, anything would be an improvement from just letting things stay as they are. As they say in the military, "it's imperative to have the right faces in the fight places."
Last but not least, I think it would be entirely appropriate for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Green and Republican nominee Duke Aiona to immediately hold a joint town hall-style forum to discuss and debate how they would address Oahu's traffic crisis. We need to hear what their reactions are to this week's nightmare and what they would do to make it stop.
The problems of overcrowding and insufficient transportation infrastructure on Oahu need to be dealt with. I'm tired of decades of worthless excuses and inaction. Oahu deserves better.
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This was a great read Danny and you hit on some key points. A missing piece regarding traffic flow is the inexplicable absence of timed lights on major thoroughfares and even less used intersections. How many times a day do all of us sit at empty intersections? The economic and social costs are immeasurable! You should be able to get on King, the Pali Hwy, or Kalainaniole and go the speed limit thereabouts and just hit green lights. Other cities all have these greenbelts and here it's just the opposite. It's almost like the lights are timed to hit every red light. It's maddening and it happens literally everyday. Even less busy intersections sit fallow while people wait for the light to turn green. Where are the weighted sensors? Why don't the people in the newly appointed Traffic Managing Center change the lights. It seems to be another overblown, over budget, and mismanaged arm of our government. We simply sit at red lights and empty intersections all of our lives and tolerate it.
kulaboy · 5 months ago
You are so spot on in this piece Danny. If I can add further color to your comments. This joint traffic management center, which is oxymoron, as workers do nothing, but watch video of traffic around town, yet do nothing to "manage" it. The city spent something like $60M to build this structure and aside from a photo op for Ige, the public has no idea what goes on there. Tax money would have been better spent on a computer system that would adjust signals so that lights are synchronized and traffic can move more freely. Rather than watching video feed of a parking lot, do something to mitigate it. My biggest peeve is that we have put up too long with government doing nothing year after year. It's always the same non-solutions, like ride the bus, or painting extra lanes on the H-1 between Ward and Punahou, that go no where. It's just a mirage that increases the cars needing to merge later. It's time to build elevated on/off ramps to the H-1, so merging is separated, stacking another deck for express drivers would be nice too. But, let's start with the low hanging fruit coordinate traffic signals and pave the streets. These are simple, basic solutions.
wailani1961 · 5 months ago
Lot's of good comments.I remember in the 50s when the "freeway" was a 3 mile section from the King Street exit to the Punahou exit. Something like that, correct me if I'm wrong.I remember in the 50s when Kalanianaole Highway was a two lane road, one lane in each direction.I remember in the 60s waiting in traffic on Kalanianaole to get from Kuliouou to Kalani High, the back up starting about Wailupe.I remember in the 70s non peak hours I could get to the North Shore to surf in less than an hour, either way, through Wahiawa or Kaneohe.I remember the old Honolulu Stadium with all the programs blowing around on King Street.I remember wrestling, roller derby and rock concerts at the old Civic Auditorium on King Street.Ah, the good old days.
Honopue · 5 months ago
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The Center for Documentary Studies, in partnership with The Hinge, is thrilled to present the second installment of Professor Diablo's True Revue, an evening of art and performance. Playwright and actor Mike Wiley, photographer Jeff Whetstone, and roots and folk rock act Hiss Golden Messenger conquered the theme of Power with their performance.
The first act covers Whetstone's oral histories from Fish Springs, Tennessee and the creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Experience the flooding of Fish Springs for the Watauga dam, in monologue and music and photographs. The second act includes a reinterpretation of John Sayles' film Matewan also presented in monologue, music, and photographs.
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Dominican Republic Government Takes a Stand Against Child Marriage
On World Children's Day, IJM applauds the critical steps that the Dominican President and House of Representatives have taken this week to protect children.
On November 16, Luis Abinader, who assumed power as the new president only four months ago, assured that his Government will have zero tolerance for child marriage and early unions. He also presented a series of action steps to eradicate the laws that allow girls and boys under 18 years old to marry. IJM especially commends the creation of a Cabinet for Children and Adolescents, chaired by the first lady, Raquel Arbaje.
According to a 2019 UNICEF report, one in four young women in Latin America and the Caribbean was married or entered into early union before turning 18 years old. This regional rate has remained the same for the past 25 years. Change needs to happen to stop this trend, otherwise, the region will have one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world by 2030. The same study shows that the Dominican Republic has the highest rates of child marriage in the region, with 36% of young women marrying before their 18th birthday.
"It is time to make a change in the course of the destiny and lives of our children and adolescents, and secure their holistic education and full development. As adults, it is our duty to ensure children are protected," Abinader shared in a press conference.
The new Cabinet will create and execute a plan for the prevention of early unions and review the current strategy for reducing teenage pregnancies. It will be formed by the Ministries of Women, Public Health, Education, Labor, Sport, Culture, and Youth, as well as the Progressing with Solidarity Program (PROSOLI), the National Health Service, the National Institute for Comprehensive Early Childhood Care (INAIPI), Dominican Child Welfare Agency (CONANI) and the Public Prosecutor's Office.
On Wednesday November 18, the House of Representatives in the Dominican Republic unanimously approved the elimination of two articles[1] of the Civil Code that currently create a legal loophole that enables early unions and allows children as young as 11 years old to be forced into marriage with the permission of their parents and a special order issued by a judge. "Early unions with minors never reach the civil registry, but are one of the most common ways to mask child marriage. That percentage is likely the majority," explains Sonia Hernández, Associate Director of Public Justice System Strengthening for IJM.
By unanimously approving these changes in the Dominican Civil Code, congressmen and women are taking a strong stand to end the widespread practice and prioritize the protection that thousands of children in the country deserve.
After the approval from the House of Representatives, the Senate must review and approve these changes. If approved, the legal exceptions that allow child marriage and early unions would finally be eliminated from the Civil Code. Congress has been evaluating a petition to reform the civil code for over 10 years, and if approved by both houses, this would be a critical historic change.
Additionally, since June, International Justice Mission (IJM) has urged the Dominican Supreme Court to declare child marriage unconstitutional, as it is a violation of the fundamental rights of children and adolescents. Since then, over 15 other civil society organizations and coalitions have joined their voices to demand change. On August 27, the Supreme Court had a first hearing to review this petition, and the country currently awaits a decision.
Although this was a week to commemorate in the fight to protect children from being forced into child marriage or early unions in the Dominican Republic, there is still more to be done. IJM continues to urge the Dominican Supreme Court to declare child marriage unconstitutional. ''We insist on the request because the petition we filed not only asks for the elimination of child marriage, but also advocates for a change to Law 659 on the Acts of Civil Status, which currently does not hold accountable those who sexually abuse children or adolescents if they later marry them," explains Sonia, emphasizing that "it is not enough if only Congress approves the elimination of child marriage. The court must legislate to ensure this critical change's sustainability over time."
[1] Article 144 provides a loophole for child marriage and Article 145 provides a loophole for early unions
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Operation Zero: Abha's Rescue
13-year-old Abha was offered a way out of excruciating poverty for her and her family. Little did she know, she was about to be trafficked for sex in Mumbai—home to the 200-year-old red light district.
To make a lasting change during this Human Trafficking Awareness Month, help IJM move closer to declaring this district a zero-trafficking zone. Together, we can rescue every single minor who is suffering, just like Abha.
Children Aren't Tourist Attractions: Deisy's Story
Deisy* is a teenager who lives in a beautiful community in the Dominican Republic.
Sadhna woke up—disoriented, naked and afraid.
Read how your support changes lives like Sadhna's. | {
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Novak Djokovic awarded with the highest distinction of the Serbian Church
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch awarded today on April 28, 2011 in the Serbian Patriarchate in Belgrade the order of St. Sava of the First Degree to Mr. Novak Djokovic, the prominent sportsman from Belgrade.
On proposal of His Grace Bishop Teodosije of Raska-Prizren, the glorified Serbian tennis player was awarded with the highest distinction of the Serbian Orthodox Church for his active love towards Mother Church, particularly showed fervent and persistent helping the Serbian people and the sanctuaries of our Holy Church, especially in Kosovo and Metohija. This young Serb, the most outstanding athlete and ambassador of Serbia in the world, succeed with his own strength, charm and sincerity to properly witness the holy evangelical message of peace and love among people and solidarity with the victims, not only in the Serbian lands, but throughout the world.
The solemn reception, besides the members of the Djokovic family, was attended by Their Graces Bishops, the members of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church: Metropolitan Amfilohije of Montenegro and the Littoral and Bishops Irinej of Backa and Fotije of Dalmatia. The handing of the order was attended by Their Graces Bishops Lavrentije of Sabac, Teodosije of Raska-Prizren, Atanasije of Hvosno, Porfirije of Jegar, as well as Mladjan Djordjevic, the Adviser to the President of the Republic of Serbia. | {
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[CT] Police Lt. Tennant assaulted wife for days before taking his family hostage
FROM NEWS: New Haven Connecticut Police Lt. Raghue Tennant has been charged with assault, threatening, risk of injury to a minor and unlawful restraint, assaulting his wife and holding her and their three children hostage before surrendering. SWAT teams responded to Tennant's New Haven home for a reported barricaded person. Authorities say Tennant's wife and children were able to leave the house and Tennant surrendered after asking officers for help. POLICE SAID TENNANT ASSAULTED HIS WIFE OVER THE COURSE OF SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE THE STANDOFF. POLICE SAID AN INVESTIGATION REVEALED A "DISTURBING PATTERN OF DOMESTIC ABUSE" by Tennant.
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[SC] Ex-cop husband of Judy Orr (Baldwin) arrested, charged with her murder
Judy Orr McWaters (Baldwin)
Ex York Police Officer James Harold Baldwin has been indicted by a grand jury and arrested for the beating death murder of his wife Judy on Dec. 14, 2016 - which he staged as accidental. James initially claimed that Judy had hurt herself falling while putting up Christmas decorations and then was killed in the crash that happened as he tried to get her to the hospital. The indictment says Baldwin "inflicted or caused to be inflicted blunt force trauma" to his wife's head, causing her death. Family members had pushed for the case to be investigated since Judy was killed. Judy's sister said, "It's sad that my sister's life ended in pain." From Judy's obituary, she was the owner and operator of Judy's Personal Touch, a member of Woodward Baptist Church, a member of the church's Women's Missionary Union, and member and secretary of the Carolina Thunder Christian Motorcycle Club. James Baldwin had also formerly been a police officer at the Columbia Police Department and a police dispatcher for the Chester County Sheriff's Office. Since Judy's death James Baldwin is also accused of burning down a roommate's trailer in York County, then trying to defraud the insurance company after the fire. Those charges are also still pending. [Google him here to follow his court case]
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[FL] Said-suicide of Corrections Officer Charlotte Mae Webb (2005)
Corrections Officer Charlotte Mae Webb is said to have killed herself on July 29 of 2005. She's gone and can't say a word. What we know comes from 2 different Marion Correctional Institution supervisors who were both supposedly having a relationship with her and who both had much to lose - married Assistant Warden Gustavo Mazorra and married Sgt. George Sherrets. Charlotte's body was found on the floor of her home and she is said to have overdosed on antidepressants but no reference to testing was reported in the news so we don't know if it was assumed because of an open pill bottle or something of that nature. Charlotte is an officer and deserved a full outside investigation.
WARDEN'S PAST INCLUDES AFFAIR WITH SUBORDINATE
[Excerpts] ...Nicketta Webb sees the [Marion Correctional Institution] prison every time she pulls out of the driveway of her small ranch across the street. It remains a raw reminder of her daughter. "He knew better," she said. "He's the assistant warden. He's held to a higher standard." Five years ago her daughter, Charlotte, was an entry-level corrections officer carrying on a dangerous affair with the prison's second-in-command [assistant warden, Gustavo Mazorra]. It was one of several reckless decisions Charlotte made in the months before she [allegedly] took her own life. The assistant warden was transferred but never disciplined for the inappropriate relationship. He escaped sanction, and this spring earned the promotion of his career: He became the warden at the Zephyrhills Correctional Institution... Mazorra declined to discuss his affair with Charlotte Webb and the events of five years ago. "I made a stupid mistake"... Mazorra was shuttled 50 miles away to Lancaster Correctional Institution in Trenton, where he took a "voluntary demotion" to colonel... But the incident was never treated as a disciplinary matter. There was no internal investigation. No reprimand. No letter of counseling in Mazorra's file. No suggestion of any missteps in the evaluation that followed seven months later, when Mazorra received a perfect 5 in the leadership category that covers professionalism with subordinates... The only critical memo in Mazorra's file was dated Feb. 4, 2000, when he allowed the postage machine to run out at a Miami-Dade prison, delaying the delivery of outgoing mail. "Behavior of this type cannot be, and will not be, tolerated," the memo said... [T]he affair wasn't treated as a disciplinary matter because no policy had been violated. Nothing in the prison code of conduct, and nothing in the rules governing state employees, bars a supervisor from dating a subordinate... At the same time, Charlotte was involved with another married superior at the prison [Sgt. George Sherrets Jr.], one of the sergeants on her midnight shift... [He] came clean with investigators and his bosses after her death. He acknowledged using drugs with her. He was promptly fired. But Nicketta believes the "good ol' boy" system took care of Mazorra... Nicketta, 63, remains haunted by her daughter's death. Charlotte's son, Jeff Lovelady, can't accept it. He was 15 then. He talked to her by phone a few hours before she died. He was visiting his father in a Georgia hospital, and his mother promised to come pick him up in a few days. Promised — a word used sparingly in this family for commitments that came from the heart. "It's always puzzled me," said Lovelady, choking back the tears.. A few years ago, still burning with questions, he went to the Marion County Sheriff's Office to request a copy of his mother's death investigation. The clerk asked why. He explained he was Charlotte's son. He took comfort in her response: "She said that's one case nobody will ever forget." [Full article here]
CHARLOTTE MAE WEBB
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Charlotte Mae Webb, 38, a correctional officer for the Marion Correctional Institution, died Friday, July 29, 2005. A native Oil City, Pa., she moved here from Tidioute, Pa., 25 years ago. Survivors include her mother, Nicketta Webb, Ocala; father, James Webb, Tidioute; and brother, Jamey Webb, Ocala. Moring Funeral Home, Melrose, provided information. [Full article here]
SIX YEARS AFTER CHARLOTTE'S DEATH:
Spirit FM Broadcasts Live from Zephyrhills Correctional Institution
[Excerpts] On Thursday, 4/28/2011, history was made at Zephyrhills Correctional Institution. We hosted a live radio broadcast from within prison walls... Warden Gustavo Mazorra was asked how his faith enabled him to carry out his duties as warden. Warden Mazorra related that his faith is very important to him and as a Christian he can better exemplify a positive example for the inmates... [Full article here]
A couple of years BEFORE Charlotte's death:
TWO CHARGED WITH ABUSE
[Excerpts] An Ocala couple was arrested on four counts of felony child abuse early Friday morning, after the State Attorney's Office determined information in a Department of Children and Families investigation of the two warranted criminal charges. George Sherrets Jr., 33, and his wife, Trina Sherrets, 28... face third degree felony charges of child abuse without great bodily harm. Friday afternoon, George Sherrets, who is employed as a corrections officer at the state prison in Lowell, was being held in Marion County Jail in lieu of $20,000 bond... DCF investigator removed four children from the Sherrets' home... According to Assistant State Attorney Luke Waatti, charges include allegations of both physical and mental abuse. Under Florida Department of Corrections rules, George Sherrets will have three days to report his arrest to his supervisors or face termination... [Full article here]
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[FL] Officer Rosario caught on tape assaulting his daughter due back to court August 13th
Miami-Dade Police Officer Raymond Emilio Rosario was caught on school security camera pulling his daughter's hair, whipping her with a belt, and hitting her in the face. School office employees did not intervene, one saying she was pregnant and feared for her unborn baby. Rosario is charged with child abuse, suspended with pay from the Miami-Dade Police Department, and ordered to stay away from his daughter and ex-wife until at least his next hearing, which is scheduled for Aug. 13.
...If the plea agreement avoids a criminal conviction on his record, he possibly could return to work....
A COP'S DAUGHTER GOT IN TROUBLE AT SCHOOL. BUT HE'S THE ONE WHO ENDED UP BEHIND BARS.
[Excerpts] When Miami-Dade police officer Raymond Rosario got a call that his 14-year-old daughter "disrespected her teacher," Rosario headed to the school and asked that the teen be sent to the main office... he "slapped the victim in the face, grabbed the victim's hair, and hit the victim with a belt on her legs," police said. Rosario surrendered to police Monday and was booked into Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, according to an arrest report. He faces a charge of child abuse... [Full article here]
NEW VIDEO HAS SURFACED OF A MIAMI-DADE POLICE OFFICER BEATING UP HIS 14-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER INSIDE PINECREST COVE PREPARATORY ACADEMY'S MAIN OFFICE
[Excerpts] New video has surfaced of [Miami-Dade police officer Raymond Rosario] beating up his 14-year-old daughter inside her school's main office... The silent footage shows Rosario slapping the girl across the face, aggressively pulling her by the hair and whipping her with a belt on her legs as school employees sit a few feet away... [Full article here]
[Silent school tape, short version]
VIDEO SHOWS NOBODY STOPPING POLICE OFFICER FROM BEATING DAUGHTER AT SCHOOL
[Excerpts] ...Susie Dopico, the Pinecrest Cove Preparatory Academy principal, didn't explain why the school employees didn't intervene, or why one of them appeared to have a smirk on her face. They eventually reported the incident to the Florida Department of Children and Families. [Miami-Dade police officer Raymond Emilio] Rosario, who has a position at the airport, surrendered to authorities for child abuse with no great bodily harm... The Miami-Dade Police Department suspended Rosario with pay. [Full article here]
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HEARING RESET FOR MIAMI-DADE COP CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE
[Excerpts] ...The video shows two women in the office during the incident who failed to intervene on the girl's behalf. The school released a statement that referred only to one witness to the incident, although the security video shows two women in the office at the time. This statement was released through Academica, the charter school's management company: "The school followed procedure in response to the unfortunate incident which occurred in the office. The witness reported the incident to administration as soon as the parent left the premises and the school immediately reported it to the Department of Children and Families who contacted law enforcement. The school is continuing to investigate the incident and protocol. The parent, who is a police officer and who often visited the school in uniform, surrendered himself to authorities. The person witnessing the act is an expectant mother who was unsure if the parent had a weapon. She says that at the time she feared for the safety of the victim as well as that of her unborn child"... His plea hearing has now been set for May 15th. Rosario, a 24-year veteran, has been suspended with pay since his arrest. If the plea agreement avoids a criminal conviction on his record, he possibly could return to work. [Full article here]
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JUDGE ORDERS MIAMI-DADE POLICE OFFICER TO STAY AWAY FROM DAUGHTER HE'S ACCUSED OF ABUSING
[Excerpts] A Miami-Dade police officer who was captured on surveillance video beating his 14-year-old daughter at school appeared in court Tuesday, where a judge [Lisa Walsh] told him to stay away from his daughter and her mother. "What happened was that the judge issued a stay-away order between my client, Mr. Rosario, and his ex-wife and his daughter. That is standard in these types of cases whenever there's any type of allegation of abuse or any type of violence or so forth," defense attorney Eric Padron said. The judge told Officer Raymond Emilio Rosario that he is not to have any contact with his daughter or his ex-wife in person or via phone, text message, email or through a third party... According to an arrest report, the video shows him striking his daughter in the face, grabbing her by the hair and hitting the back of her legs with a belt as two employees sat aside doing nothing to stop the officer. Susie Dopico, the principal of Pinecrest Cove Preparatory Academy, didn't explain why the school employees didn't intervene or why one of them appeared to have a smirk on her face. They eventually reported the incident to the Florida Department of Children and Families... "He just wants to resolve this issue as quickly as possible," Padron said... His next court hearing is scheduled for Aug. 13. [Full article here]
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[TN] Officer Oister's domestic charge dropped despite wife's injuries
No reason is being shared with the public about why the 2017 domestic assault charge against Chattanooga Police Officer James Oister has been dropped by the District Attorney. He has been and continues to be on paid administrative leave. The internal investigation commences.
...When [T.O.] said she would start recording his behavior, James Oister grabbed her by the arm with one hand and by her throat with the other, the arrest affidavit says. Then he pinned her against a door... She said he threw her into a cabinet beside the door, causing her to hit her head and fall to the floor... the three children then tried to put themselves between her and Oister... She said as Oister left he threw some gifts and also punched a hole in the wall... [T.O.] had red marks on her neck and a cut on her lower lip... a bruise on her left foot and the right side of her forehead...
UPDATE: CHARGES DROPPED FOR CHATTANOOGA POLICE OFFICER IN 2017 INCIDENT -- Oister is still on administrative leave pending the CPD Internal Affairs investigation of the incident.
UPDATE: Charges made against a Chattanooga police officer [James R. Oister] for a reported 2017 incident have been dropped by the District Attorney... Oister is still on administrative leave pending the CPD Internal Affairs investigation... A witness statement backed up what the victim reported... [Full article here]
DOMESTIC ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST CHATTANOOGA POLICE OFFICER
Charges were dropped against a Chattanooga police officer Thursday from a Christmas Day domestic assault incident, according to online court records... The police department launched an internal affairs investigation and Oister was put on paid administrative leave. Though the criminal charges have been dropped, Chattanooga police spokeswoman Elisa Myzal said Oister will remain on administrative leave, and the internal affairs investigation will proceed now that there has been a disposition in the criminal case... [Full article here]
CHATTANOOGA POLICE OFFICER ON PAID LEAVE AFTER DOMESTIC ASSAULT ARREST
A Chattanooga police officer is on paid administrative leave after being arrested for simple domestic assault on Christmas Day... Oister went to his estranged wife's house in Harrison to watch their children open presents on Christmas and became argumentative... When [T.O.] said she would start recording his behavior, James Oister grabbed her by the arm with one hand and by her throat with the other, the arrest affidavit says. Then he pinned her against a door and threw her into a cabinet... Officers said [T.O.] had red marks on her neck and a cut on her lower lip... a bruise on her left foot and the right side of her forehead... [Full article here]
CITY POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING ESTRANGED WIFE
A city police officer [James R. Oister] has been charged with assaulting his estranged wife... He was placed on leave pending the outcome of the case. County deputies who investigated the case said the estranged wife stated that Oister came to her home to see the kids for Christmas. She said their three children were present for the incident... She said he threw her into a cabinet beside the door, causing her to hit her head and fall to the floor. She said her uncle tried to get him away from her, but Oister told the uncle to "back the f--- off." She said Oister tried to pick her up by her clothes while she was on the ground. The estranged wife said the three children then tried to put themselves between her and Oister. She said as he was walking away, the eight-year-old middle child, kicked her father... She said as Oister left he threw some gifts and also punched a hole in the wall... [Full article here]
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[TX] SAPD Officer Sepanski arrested for arm-choking wife
Yesterday San Antonio Police Officer Michael Sepanski was arrested for family violence after his wife - with visible injuries - told responding Bexar County Sheriff's deputies that Sepanski used his forearm to restrict her airway and interrupt her breathing. He initially fled the home. He's on admin leave. [Google him here]
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[UT] Ex Trooper Mike Pope beat family and threatened to kill all, including the kids
This woman fought for the life of her children, her parents and herself and probably saved them all. Praying for her safety - that there is some way of finding protection.
Police ID suspect - a former UHP trooper - in custody after Clinton standoff
...[Former Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Mike] Pope's wife tried to shut the front door, but he pushed in, "made his way into the house and grabbed (his estranged wife) by the hair and put the gun to (her) head." Pope also pointed the gun at his wife's mother and father and two of the children, the statement says. Pope's in-laws tried to pull Pope off their daughter, and Pope pushed his father-in-law into a curio cabinet, which injured the man's head. Pope's wife told police that her estranged husband pointed the gun at all adults and juveniles present. Pope's mother-in-law tried to call 911 twice, the probable cause statement says. In both cases, which occurred in different rooms, Pope punched her in the face and destroyed the phones... "Michael told (his wife) again he was going to kill everyone in the house. (Juvenile) C.P. stood in front of (her), and Michael pushed C.P. to the ground holding onto C.P.'s hair... His wife "then pushed Michael out of the house while saying he was going to kill everyone in the house... Full article here]
Currently Mike Pope is charged with
aggravated burglary, 6 counts of aggravated kidnapping, 5 counts of aggravated assault, discharge of a firearm, shooting in the direction of a person, 3 counts of domestic violence in the presence of a child, serious injury/weapon, and damage/interrupt communications device.
Folks might wonder why post about former law enforcement personnel - isn't the problem over? Not for those who perpetrate and the people close to them. Ex officers have all the training and commanding presence, likely mad or depressed about losing their job, and may perceive themselves as having less to lose, less to live for. Mike here told the arriving officers to shoot him.
They didn't,
but it shows how dangerous Pope is right now.
And this isn't new.
Maybe worse, but not new.
How long can people live this afraid?
From 2015:
12 Utah police officers disciplined for lying, drinking, other offenses
...The Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training Council disciplined 12 current or former officers at its quarterly meeting... Utah Highway Patrol, Michael Pope, 2 1/2-year suspension for domestic violence in the presence of a child... [Full article here]
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[TX] THIS time Sheriff's Deputy Miller is jailed for assaulting his wife.
Dallas County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Glen Miller, a warrant investigator with the county sheriff's office, was arrested and charged with assault causing bodily injury to a family member. He has been with the department for a couple of decades and now is being held on $10,000 bond in the neighboring Kaufman County jail.
From news: "According to the arrest warrant affidavit, the suspect kicked in the front door of his house to gain access early Wednesday morning after being locked out by his wife. An argument continued from inside the house to the driveway. After the argument escalated, Miller struck his wife several times 'with a closed fist in her eye.' Miller left the scene prior to the arrival of Kaufman County deputies... Miller has been an officer for nearly 20 years, starting with the department in November of 1999. He works as warrant execution investigator and a member of the department's tactical team... An internal affairs investigation has been started and that Miller's 'termination is pending.' Neighbors and law enforcement sources confirmed that there have been numerous calls to law enforcement in the past for family and domestic violence issues at the home in the Windmill Farms neighborhood." [Follow up on Google here]
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[WA] Seattle Police in standoff with King Co. Deputy Parsons after domestic call
An unnamed King County sheriff's deputy who was already on admin leave and under investigation is barricaded in a standoff with Seattle police and SWAT on Capital Hill Seattle near the intersection of Olive Street and Belmont Avenue. It started as a domestic violence call to the apartment building this morning. A news conference less than an hour ago said anyone else in the apartment was able to get out and the other residents are evacuated. Police have fired flash-bang grenades and are trying to negotiate. At first they commanded him with a bulllhorn to come out with hands up, then started telling him they want to help him and get him services. In progress. Google update here.
TWITTER: Seattle Police Dept.
@SeattlePD
PIO's Michaud and Whitcomb will be heading to Boren and Pine in regards to a barricaded person at a nearby apartment. Please expect additional traffic or detours due to police activity in the area. @SeattlePD will not be confirming details about the suspect at this time.
10:29 AM - 30 May 2018
UPDATES on 13 hour standoff
[Excerpts] ...A Seattle police SWAT team breached several doors in a Capitol Hill apartment Wednesday afternoon, ending a 13-hour standoff involving a King County sheriff's deputy accused of assaulting his domestic partner, according to police... the SWAT team detonated small charges to blow the locks and sent a remote-controlled robot into the suspect's apartment... The SWAT team arrested the suspect in the bathroom around 3 p.m. and the man was treated for cuts to his hands but was otherwise unhurt... [Full article here]
[Excerpts] ...Officers got a report of domestic violence at around 1:30 a.m. in the 1600 block of Belmont Avenue. A man came into the east precinct to report that his boyfriend, a King County Sheriff's deputy, had assaulted him, according to a Seattle police blotter report. The victim suffered only mild, if any, injury, Seattle Police spokesman Detective Patrick Michaud said. When officers got to the apartment, the deputy refused to come out and then sprayed pepper spray under the door. [Full article here]
May 31, 2018, 4:18
[Excerpts] Police say the 13-hour standoff with a King County Sheriff's deputy at a Capitol Hill apartment building started with an alleged domestic violence assault over a fight about groceries and sex... "While officers were in the hallway they attempted to talk through the door with Parsons," the report reads. "Suddenly, O/C Spray (aka Pepper Spray) started being sprayed from inside Parsons apartment along the seals of the door, therefore being sprayed out into the hallway where the 5 on-scene officers were"... Parsons told officers he had a shotgun and refused to leave his unit... Following the long standoff and arrest, police have made it a point to say that Parsons received no special treatment because he is a member of law enforcement... In court proceedings Thursday, probable cause was found for five counts of assault for the pepper spray attack on police and a domestic violence assault charge. His bail was set at $15,000. [Full article here]
[Excerpts] ...Seattle Police officers responded to Berdon Parsons' apartment early Thursday morning, after his boyfriend came into the East Precinct to report Parsons had assaulted him by physically preventing him from leaving their residence... Officers attempted to contact Parsons by phone, knowing the sheriff's deputy had tactical training and believing there were likely firearms inside, according to a police report. The report states Parsons declined to come out for officers, and told the sergeant on the phone that he had a shotgun. Parsons joined the King County Sheriff's Office in December 2015, but has been on administrative leave since March 26 for a fitness-for-duty evaluation... Parsons was arrested on five counts of investigation of assault against police officers — one for each officer reported hit with pepper spray — and one charge of domestic violence (assault)... Bail was set at $15,000... His next court appearance is set for June 4... [Full article here]
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[TX] Officer Lee has shot and killed his brother, Deputy Lee
Rocky & Robert Lee
Stagecoach Texas Police Officer Robert Lee was arrested Saturday for the shooting death of his brother Harris County Deputy Rocky Lee. He said he thought it was a burglar and shot five times. Rocky Lee was a 26-year veteran of the Harris County Sheriff's Office. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office and the Texas Rangers are investigating. [Follow up on Google here]
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[TN] Officer Ian Ray's girlfriend tells different story than witnesses.
Bell Buckle Police Officer Ian Ray was arrested for domestic assault against his girlfriend, who claims it's all her fault. However 5 independent witnesses from various vantage points gave detectives a different account than she did - all reporting Officer Ray was the aggressor, grabbing her by the hair and clothes and pulling her off her feet into the car. He's charged with domestic assault and has been placed on administrative leave, leaving one cop to run to the two-cop department.
[Google him here]
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[FL] Cocoa Police Sgt. Worthy's attorney denies the domestic assault completely
Cocoa Police Sgt. Alan Worthy has been charged with aggravated battery domestic violence involving his wife - who he is separated from. From news:
"...Police say he bruised her and broke her clavicle as a result of the altercation. His wife said she could not recall how he took her down to the ground since her head hit the wall..."
Worthy's attorney said that she is making up the whole assault despite hospital documentation. Worthy is free on bail and has been put on administrative leave without pay. The way he is esteemed in the department I will be surprised if this doesn't vanish.
Google here: https://www.google.com/search?&q=Cocoa+Police+Alan+Worthy+wife
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[TN] Metro Police Officer Trainee Moore bounced out after domestic assaullt charge
Metro Nashville Police Officer Trainee Brandon Moore's been fired after being arrested on a charge of misdemeanor domestic assault against his girlfriend. He entered the MNPD Academy on May 1. He's out on bond. Nothing in print yet about the elements that went into the decision to arrest him, and as usual no mention of the said victim's safety. Google him here.
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[PA] York Cop Blymier charged with domestic assault and harassment
York City Officer Ritchie Page Blymier's wife says she was assaulted, police witnessed her scratches, swelling and redness, and hospital xray tests show her right shoulder and wrist are sprained. Officer Blymier is charged with simple assault and harassment, out of jail, and on administrative leavee with pay. His wife was given a 1st temporary protective order. She says she filed for divorce May 1st and since then things have been escalating and that she's scared. "Ritchie is very controlling, he is an officer, has access to weapons and has about 8 cameras inside and outside of our home watching everything we do." She asked for a protection order that would require Blymier to relinquish his weapons and ammo but it sounds like Common Pleas Judge Kathleen J. Prendergast approved a temporary order prohibiting him to post about his wife online or use any surveilance devices to track her. May 31st is when the final protective hearing happens.
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[PA] Pittsburgh police are not tracking allegations of officer-involved domestic violence
Pittsburgh police fail to comply with law in tracking officer-involved domestic violence
Pittsburgh police are not tracking allegations of officer-involved domestic violence in the manner required by city law, more than a decade after city officials reformed the way such allegations were handled. The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is required to keep two electronic databases that detail officer-involved domestic violence incidents and protection-from-abuse orders, according to a policy passed into city law in 2007 as part of a wider reform of the bureau's reporting system. But following inquiries from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in the wake of a recent case involving an officer charged in a domestic dispute, city officials said Wednesday that no such databases exist. Mayor Bill Peduto on Monday ordered the police department to create the electronic databases by the end of the week... In a response to an open-records request and appeal filed with the state Office of Open Records by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Deputy Chief Thomas Stangrecki said in a letter dated Wednesday that he could not find any electronic databases and could locate only a printed Excel file that was last updated in 2014... [Full article here]
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[OH] Sheriff's Deputy Yeager crashed police cruiser into a house after domestic against wife
Licking County Sheriff's Deputy Johnathan Yeager is charged with domestic violence, assault and "persistent disorderly conduct" for a domestic violence incident at his home before he sped down the street
OFF-DUTY LICKING COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF CRASHES CRUISER INTO NEIGHBORING HOME
[Excerpts] An off-duty Licking County sheriff's deputy became involved in a domestic dispute, got into his cruiser and crashed into a neighboring house Wednesday afternoon in Reynoldsburg... Deputy Jon Yaeger, 39, was transported to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center, where he was treated for non-life threatening issues. Yaeger has not been charged, said Reynoldsburg police, who are turning the case over to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp said he is placing Yaeger on paid administrative leave... "Early indications are that he suffered from some type of mental-health issue"... Yaeger, who is allowed to take a cruiser home, first drove into a mailbox and then into a house... Reynoldsburg police had a bomb squad go to Yaeger's home Wednesday to check on a report of a grenade there. A search found an inert grenade... [Full article here]
Licking Co. Deputy Who Crashed Cruiser Into Home Charged With Domestic Violence
(Only this video, not it's accompanying article, mentions that the wife got a protection order. Articles mentioned his mental health, not the family's. The sheriff thought it was a good time to bring up how supportive he is of the deputies but said nothing about the safety of their families. Often wives feel they are in the police family - until there is family domestic trouble. Then usually the lines are drawn.)
LICKING SHERIFF'S OFFICE CRUISER STRIKES REYNOLDSBURG HOME
[Excerpts] ...Reynoldsburg Police had been dispatched to [Licking County Sheriff's Office Deputy Jon] Yeager's home, which is nearby, on a report of a domestic dispute Wednesday afternoon. [Licking County Sheriff Randy] Thorp said it appeared Yeager had gotten into his cruiser, which Licking County deputies keep at their residences, and then crashed into another home nearby... Yeager is being treated for a head and left arm injury... [Full article here]
g police say Licking Co. Sheriff's Office deputy Johnathan Yeager has been charged with domestic violence, assault and persistent disorderly conduct for an alleged incident Wednesday... Charges were filed in Delaware County because there would have been a conflict of interest if charges were filed in Licking County. [Full article here]
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY TO BE ON LEAVE AFTER CRASHING CRUISER INTO HOME
[Excerpts] A 10-year veteran Licking County Sheriff's Office Deputy will be placed on paid administrative leave after he is released from the hospital, Sheriff Randy Thorp said. Deputy Jon Yeager remained hospitalized Thursday morning after crashing his cruiser into a Reynoldsburg home while off-duty. The crash occurred Wednesday afternoon... Reynoldsburg Police had been dispatched to Yeager's home, which is in the area of Ridgeline Drive, on a report of a domestic dispute... Thorp said initial reports Yeager had shot himself were not correct and Yeager had not fired his weapon. Yeager was not on-duty at the time of the crash and was not heading to work. Deputies are permitted to keep their cruisers at their residences... [Full article here]
DEPUTY WHO CRASHED CRUISER CHARGED WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
[Excerpts] A Licking County Sheriff's deputy who crashed his cruiser into a Reynoldsburg home Wednesday afternoon has been charged with domestic violence for events preceding the crash. Deputy Jon Yeager, 39, has been charged with domestic violence, assault and disorderly conduct, Reynoldsburg Police Lt. Ron Wright said... The charges stem from an incident Wednesday afternoon at Yeager's family home... Yeager is alleged to have assaulted his wife and then calmed down, allowing his wife to get the couple's children and her mother and leave the home... Yeager left the house a short time later in his cruiser... Wright said there was no indication Yeager was pursuing his wife. "He gets into his cruiser and drives down the street at a high rate of speed and then crashed into the house on Ridgeline"... He remains hospitalized... Wright said Reynoldsburg officers have an arrest warrant in hand for Yeager and will transport him to the Franklin County Jail after he is released from the hospital. He will be housed in Franklin County to avoid potential security or conflict of interest issues related to his work as a sheriff's deputy... Wright said charges could potentially be filed in relation to the crash as well. All three charges Yeager currently faces are misdemeanors. [Full article here]
POLICE: OFF-DUTY OHIO SHERIFF'S DEPUTY CRASHES CRUISER INTO HOUSE DURING DOMESTIC DISPUTE
[Excerpt] ...Reynoldsburg police say they received a 911 call Wednesday afternoon about a domestic disturbance at Yaeger's home... [Full article here]
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety lethal family children ohio state politics Licking County Sheriff's Office Deputy Jon Yeager]
[NY] State Atty. Gen. Schneiderman accused by women of domestic violence
Update: Three hours after the publication of this story today by The NewYorker New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned from his position. Victims stories were vetted.
One of the women:
"This was under no circumstances a sex game gone wrong. This did not happen while we were having sex. I was fully dressed and remained that way. It was completely unexpected and shocking. I did not consent to physical assault."
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Four Women Accuse New York's Attorney General of Physical Abuse
[Excerpts] As Eric Schneiderman used the authority of his office to assume a major role in the #MeToo movement, the distress of four women with whom he has had romantic relationships or encounters grew... All have been reluctant to speak out, fearing reprisal. But two of the women, Michelle Manning Barish and Tanya Selvaratnam, have talked to The New Yorker on the record, because they feel that doing so could protect other women. They allege that he repeatedly hit them, often after drinking, frequently in bed and never with their consent. Manning Barish and Selvaratnam categorize the abuse he inflicted on them as "assault." They did not report their allegations to the police at the time, but both say that they eventually sought medical attention after having been slapped hard across the ear and face, and also choked. Selvaratnam says that Schneiderman warned her he could have her followed and her phones tapped, and both say that he threatened to kill them if they broke up with him.... A third former romantic partner of Schneiderman's told Manning Barish and Selvaratnam that he also repeatedly subjected her to nonconsensual physical violence, but she told them that she is too frightened of him to come forward... [Full article here]
(Illustration by Oliver Munday; Photograph: Drew Angerer)
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety public official repeat dv New York state politics Eric Schneiderman]
[CO] Jail Deputy Potter arrested for domestic violence and harassment
Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Vincent Potter was arrested for domestic violence and harrassment involving his girlfriend, put on administrative leave, put under internal investigation, and is free on bond. No mention in the news of a protection order or other safety measures for the girlfriend.
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety colorado state politics Adams County sheriff's deputy Vincent Potter]
[GA] Ex Officer's Wife Jessica Is Asking For Petition Signatures.
Jessica Lester is running her own Facebook "Justice For Jessica" page and currently is asking for people to sign her petition for a better investigation into what happened to her involving her cop ex.
PETITION:
*** Justice For Jessica Boynton ***
"...994 have signed. Let's get to 1,000!"
There's a lot to this situation but this video excerpt can give general intro, at least enough to know whether you will support her.
BETTER: 5-Part more accurate and more thorough Crime Watch Daily episode dedicated to Jessica's case: HERE
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[MA] Seekonk Police Officer Gary Rushing arrested for serious dv on dispatcher girlfriend
Seekonk Police Officer Gary Rushing is charged with assault and battery with serious bodily injury, strangulation or suffocation, and assault and battery on a family or household member. The Bristol County District Attorney's Office wanted the judge to have him fitted for an ankle monitor but that was denied.
SEEKONK POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
[Excerpts] ....Seekonk Police Chief Craig Mace was notified that a Seekonk Police officer [Gary Rushing] had been reportedly involved in past domestic violence incidents. In a release, Chief Mace said he apprised the Bristol County District Attorney's Office of the allegations, as is protocol, and that two Massachusetts State Police detectives were assigned to investigate... Rushing was arraigned in Taunton District Court on charges of assault and battery with serious bodily injury, strangulation or suffocation, and assault and battery on a family or household member... The Bristol County District Attorney's Office requested he be fitted with a GPS monitoring device as part of the terms of his bail, but the request was denied by the judge. [Full article here]
SEEKONK POLICE OFFICER DENIES EX-GIRLFRIEND'S ASSAULT CLAIM
[Excerpts] A local police officer embroiled in a domestic dispute with a town police dispatcher he once dated was in an Attleboro courtroom Tuesday, a day after appearing in Taunton District Court. Gary L. Rushing Jr., 38, who is now on paid administrative leave, pleaded innocent in Attleboro District Court to four assault charges and a strangulation charge... Rushing allegedly put an unloaded gun to the woman's head and pulled the trigger. The woman told police she did not know the gun wasn't loaded... Rushing is due back in Attleboro District Court June 19, a day after an appearance date was scheduled in Taunton District Court. He is free on his own recognizance with orders to stay away from and have no contact with the alleged victim. He has also surrendered his weapon and firearms license. [Full article here]
SEEKONK POLICE OFFICER FACES MORE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGES
[Excerpts] ...Only Eyewitness News was in court Tuesday morning when the defense waived the reading of charges against [Seekonk police officer] Gary Rushing, 38, during his arraignment. Massachusetts State Police arrested Rushing Friday and charged him with assault and battery with serious bodily injury; strangulation or suffocation; and assault and battery on a family or household member... Investigators said the woman detailed several incidents of abuse involving Rushing including several times when she said Rushing strangled her to unconsciousness. During another incident, she said Rushing pointed an unloaded gun - which she thought had bullets in it - to her head and pulled the trigger. Since the alleged incidents happened in both Seekonk and Attleboro, charges were filed in two different jurisdictions... Seekonk Police Chief Craig A. Mace Monday said Rushing - a two-year veteran with the force - was placed on administrative leave pending an internal affairs investigation. Rushing remained free on personal recognizance, but was ordered to have no contact with the alleged victim and is not allowed to possess a firearm while the case is pending. [Full article here]
SEEKONK POLICE OFFICER ACCUSED OF POINTING UNLOADED GUN AT GIRLFRIEND
Apr 30, 2018, Updated May 1, 2018
[Excerpts] A Massachusetts police officer is accused of pointing an unloaded gun at his girlfriend, a police dispatcher, and pulling the trigger. The woman says Seekonk police Officer Gary Rushing pointed a gun at her head in 2016 and told her to kill herself after she mentioned thoughts about suicide. She says she asked him to pull the trigger, believing he wouldn't do it. She says she didn't know the gun was unloaded. Rushing denies the allegations, and his lawyer says he looks forward to clearing his name. The woman also says that Rushing choked her into unconsciousness multiple times. Rushing, who has been with the department for two years, was arrested by Massachusetts State Police... [Full article here]
GOOGLE Seekonk Police Officer Gary Rushing for updates.
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety lethal massachusetts state politics]
[TX] Ex Cop Fratta on death row for murdering Farah is denied appeal
Farah Baquer Fratta with children
Former Missouri City cop on death row denied federal appeal
By Keri Blakinger
A former Missouri City police officer now on Texas death row lost out on a federal appeal Tuesday, bringing him one step closer to the death chamber. Robert Fratta was sentenced to death by a Harris County court in 1996 after jurors found him guilty of hiring someone to murder his wife Farah Fratta... Farah and Robert Fratta were in the midst of a contentious divorce and slated for a child custody hearing less than three weeks after the 34-year-old mother was shot in the head while stepping out of her car. Robert Fratta was at church at the time of the crime, but investigators immediately zeroed in on him as a prime suspect...[Full article here]
TRIAL VIDEOS:
[TX] It was bullet from ex officer Frattas gun that killed his wife Farah
[TX] Ex Officer Fratta approached gym buddies to kill wife Farah
[TX] Gym buddies say ex cop Fratta approached them to kill wife Farah
[TX] Ex cop Fratta hired kill of wife trial - killer's ex-girlfriend testifies
[TX] Friends of slain cop's wife Farah Fratta testify at retrial
[TX] Ex Officer Fratta's son Bradley Baquer testies what he remembers
[TX] Ex Police Officer Fratta murder-hit on wife trial - reenactment for the jury
[TX] Closing arguments begin in ex Officer Fratta murder-hit on wife Farah trial (1)
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[GA] Newlywed Officer Huggins killed in wife's murder-suicide
Advanced Statesboro Police Officer Ian Huggins was shot multiple times by his wife Rebecca Boyett-Huggins, who turned the gun on herself with a fatal shot. They had only been married 6 weeks. He leaves behind a son and a daughter. [Google him here]
Officer Ian Frederick Joseph Huggins
Officer Ian Frederick Joseph Huggins' watch ended on Sunday, April 1st, 2018. Ian, age 53, of Statesboro, Georgia, was born in Trinidad, West Indies, and grew up in South Florida... [Full article here]
Rebecca Marie Boyett Huggins
April 27, 1971 ~ April 1, 2018 (Age 46)
Reidsville, Mrs. Rebecca Boyett Huggins, age 46, passed away on Sunday, April 1, 2018. She was born April 27, 1971 in Metter to Earl and Cynthia Waters Boyett and lived in Reidsville most of her life... [Full article here]
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety lethal fatality fatalities murder suicide georgia state politics female perp obituary]
[US][MD] Police Officer Bumbray killed wife Brenda and himself
On April 5, 2018 United States Park Police Officer Jose Ramon Bumbray shot and killed his wife of 24 years Brenda Jenette Harrison-Bumbray with his service weapon in their home. He then shot and fatally wounded himself. There isn't very much said in the news besides that it happened. Someone put love into Brenda's obituary though, honoring her. I could not find the obit for Jose. They leave children.
Brenda Harrison-Bumbray
1968 - 2018 Obituary
Brenda Harrison-Bumbray Obituary
Brenda Jenette Harrison-Bumbray, daughter of the late McKinley and Barbara Ann Harrison, was born January 4, 1968, in Scotland Neck, NC. Brenda entered into eternal rest on Thursday, April 5, 2018. Family and friends will unite on Saturday, April 14, 2018 from 10:00 am until time of service 11:00 am at New Community of God in Christ, 3480 Catterton Pl, STE 101, Waldorf, MD. Interment immediately following at Heritage Memorial Cemetery, 13472 Poplar Hill Rd., Waldorf, MD. Brenda dedicated her life to the Lord at an early age. She was a member of Free Gospel Deliverance Temple, and later joined the Church of Redeemed Children of Jesus Christ, where she served faithfully for over 20 years as a Minister of the Youth Department, an Usher, an Armor Bearer, and the Minister of the Women's Department. Brenda graduated from Fairmont Heights High School in June 1985. She attained Associate Degrees in General Studies and Arts and Sciences from the College of Southern Maryland. Brenda led by example and encouraged all her children to seek higher education. Brenda was employed at the United States Postal Service for over 30 years. She held various positions throughout her career, and most recently held the position of Sales and Service Associate at the Accokeek Station. Brenda was also working in the capacity of Acting Supervisor since 2014 at the Accokeek Station. Brenda was a devoted wife for over 24 years and the proud mother of Shaneika Harrison, Joseph, Joshua, and Christian Bumbray. She was anxiously awaiting the birth of her second grandson. Brenda was heavily involved in community outreach where she donated clothes, food, and her time to serve the homeless with So Others Might Eat (SOME) and Mitch Snyder's Homeless Shelter. Brenda enjoyed traveling the country and spending time with her family and friends. She wanted to expose her children to all cultures, so they traveled abroad to places like the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Mexico, Dominican Republic, and she recently visited Hawaii for her 50th birthday. Brenda loved couponing and getting a bargain at local retail establishments. She was often called upon by her church family and friends to find a bargain. Brenda is survived by her children, Shaneika, Joseph, Joshua, Christian, step-daughter Destini Wilson, brother Michael (Trina), mother Barbara Harrison, nephew Michael A. Harrison, niece Taneisha Harrison, and step-grandson Rodney Dickerson. She was preceded in death by her father McKinley Harrison and her grandson Daniel Jeremiah White, and subsequently by her husband Jose R. Bumbray, Jr. Brenda is also survived by her Godmother Bessie Price, best friend Raylyn Graham, and a host of other family and friends.
Published online on Apr. 9, 2018 courtesy of Briscoe-Tonic Funeral Home, P.A..
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[MD] Retired Trooper Gary Preston shot wife Susan multiple times, then self
Retired Maryland State Trooper Gary Preston drove to the Crisfield location of his estranged wife Susan Preston, shot her multiple times, then shot and killed himself. Susan was taken to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore where she was last reported to still be in critical condition a week later. Would like to know if Susan survived this. Both are of Delmar Maryland and the shooting occurred on March 31, 2018.
[police officer involved domestic violence oidv intimate partner violence ipv abuse law enforcement public safety lethal fatality fatalities murder suicide maryland state politics]
[MA] not forgotten: Sandra Caulfield killed in police officer husband's murder-suicide
Norwood police officer William Caulfield killed his wife Sandra as she lay in bed. He then called police and asked that a cruiser be sent right away. He stepped into the bathroom and shot himself with the same service weapon. Police found the couple's 8-month-old daughter crying in a crib in a bedroom unharmed. January 11, 1995.
[CT] Police Lt. Tennant assaulted wife for days be...
[SC] Ex-cop husband of Judy Orr (Baldwin) arrested...
[FL] Said-suicide of Corrections Officer Charlotte...
[FL] Officer Rosario caught on tape assaulting his...
[TN] Officer Oister's domestic charge dropped desp...
[TX] SAPD Officer Sepanski arrested for arm-chokin...
[UT] Ex Trooper Mike Pope beat family and threaten...
[TX] THIS time Sheriff's Deputy Miller is jailed f...
[WA] Seattle Police in standoff with King Co. Depu...
[TX] Officer Lee has shot and killed his brother, ...
[TN] Officer Ian Ray's girlfriend tells different ...
[FL] Cocoa Police Sgt. Worthy's attorney denies th...
[TN] Metro Police Officer Trainee Moore bounced ou...
[PA] York Cop Blymier charged with domestic assaul...
[PA] Pittsburgh police are not tracking allegation...
[OH] Sheriff's Deputy Yeager crashed police cruise...
[NY] State Atty. Gen. Schneiderman accused by wome...
[CO] Jail Deputy Potter arrested for domestic viol...
[GA] Ex Officer's Wife Jessica Is Asking For Petit...
[MA] Seekonk Police Officer Gary Rushing arrested ...
[TX] Ex Cop Fratta on death row for murdering Fara...
[GA] Newlywed Officer Huggins killed in wife's mur...
[US][MD] Police Officer Bumbray killed wife Brenda...
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Q: IsEnabled = false; // not "immediate" I have something like this:
void ClickHandler() // Called from several places
{ // Try to prevent queuing accidental extra clicks during lengthy operation
GetMainWindow().IsEnabled = false; // "GetMainWindow()" you know what I mean
DoLengthyStuffInThisThread(); // Yes, I know I shouldnt
PresentResult();
GetMainWindow().IsEnabled = true;
}
That's it basically. To clarify though:
Even though I have set IsEnabled = false it does not have the desired effect, my extra clicks go through during the operation. (It does have an effect if I return without restoring the value.) I assume that normally my thread needs to return in order for the disabling to to have effect but I'd rather not create an extra thread.
A: You have to offload the lengthy work to another thread. The UI isn't notified of this change (and hence, doesn't have a chance to refresh it's state with a layout pass) until after the enclosing method completes.
I would imagine whatever is happening inside of the lengthy method is manipulating some data that is displayed on the UI. If you are using data binding, this operation will populate the UI in the background (if its run on a background thread) and then when that operation completes, it can tell the UI to reenable itself.
This is semi-pseudo code, but check out Task.Factory.StartNew and Dispatcher.BeginInvoke.
public void ClickHandler()
{
MainWindow.IsEnabled = false;
Task.Factory.StartNew(() =>
{
// Length work goes here
}).ContinueWith((result) =>
{
Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() =>
{
MainWindow.IsEnabled = true;
});
});
}
A: Thank you all for answering. The best answer was actually in one one of the *comments, by Will Eddins. Extra thanks!*
The uggly answer to my uggly question is: System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
Not a pretty sight but this is what I had to do. Kids, do not try this at home!
public void WrapLengthyWork(Action lengthyWork)
{
SetWaiting(true);
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
lengthy();
SetWaiting(false);
}
public void SetWaiting(bool wait)
{
if (wait == true)
{
Mouse.OverrideCursor = Cursors.Wait;
Application.Current.MainWindow.IsEnabled = false;
}
else
{
IsEnabled = true;
Mouse.OverrideCursor = Cursors.Arrow;
}
}
Also, to all of you that suggested that I do it properly, with a thread switch: Thanks to you as well. I am (as I mentioned) painfully aware that the above snippet is poor coding style. My problem was that "LengthyWork()" itself is riddled with stuff that references back to the GUI and must run in the GUI thread, such as:
while(stuffToDo)
{
Fetch();
Calculate();
UpdateGUI();
}
Given the imposed time constraints (couple of hours) and the limited task ("prevent clicks during processing and show wait-cursor and touch nothing else") the proper solution was unfortunately not an option.
A: @william-custode is right, you should do the heavy work off the main application thread. However, a work-around is forcing the window's message loop to consume all currently dispatched messages before beginning the "DoLengthyStuffInThisThread".
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// Encapsulates the semantics of a port allocation 'transaction':
// It is better to leak ports than to double-allocate them,
// so we allocate immediately, but defer release.
// On commit we best-effort release the deferred releases.
// On rollback we best-effort release any allocations we did.
//
// Pattern for use:
//
// op := StartPortAllocationOperation(...)
// defer op.Finish
// ...
// write(updatedOwner)
//
// / op.Commit()
type PortAllocationOperation struct {
pa Interface
allocated []int
releaseDeferred []int
shouldRollback bool
dryRun bool
}
// Creates a portAllocationOperation, tracking a set of allocations & releases
// If dryRun is specified, never actually allocate or release anything
func StartOperation(pa Interface, dryRun bool) *PortAllocationOperation {
op := &PortAllocationOperation{}
op.pa = pa
op.allocated = []int{}
op.releaseDeferred = []int{}
op.shouldRollback = true
op.dryRun = dryRun
return op
}
// Will rollback unless marked as shouldRollback = false by a Commit(). Call from a defer block
func (op *PortAllocationOperation) Finish() {
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op.Rollback()
}
}
// (Try to) undo any operations we did
func (op *PortAllocationOperation) Rollback() []error {
if op.dryRun {
return nil
}
errors := []error{}
for _, allocated := range op.allocated {
err := op.pa.Release(allocated)
if err != nil {
errors = append(errors, err)
}
}
if len(errors) == 0 {
return nil
}
return errors
}
// (Try to) perform any deferred operations.
// Note that even if this fails, we don't rollback; we always want to err on the side of over-allocation,
// and Commit should be called _after_ the owner is written
func (op *PortAllocationOperation) Commit() []error {
if op.dryRun {
return nil
}
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}
}
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op.shouldRollback = false
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return nil
}
return errors
}
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func (op *PortAllocationOperation) Allocate(port int) error {
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}
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}
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}
return err
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var lastPort int
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lastPort = allocatedPort
}
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}
// Try to find the next non allocated port.
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for port := lastPort + 1; port < 100; port++ {
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return port, nil
}
}
op.allocated = append(op.allocated, lastPort+1)
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}
port, err := op.pa.AllocateNext()
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op.allocated = append(op.allocated, port)
}
return port, err
}
// Marks a port so that it will be released if this operation Commits
func (op *PortAllocationOperation) ReleaseDeferred(port int) {
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As an Aston Villa supporter, which club do you most dislike?
I posted earlier about having an Everton and Liverpool fan round last night to watch the England match and someone commented that the Everton fans were normally okay but Liverpool fans were a right pain in the arse.
I don't disagree entirely. Last summer we had a few here going on and on and it became a bit of a running joke.
I expect the same this summer from Liverpool fans but over the years we've had a fair few supporters from other clubs come on here and I've gotta tell you some have really done themselves a disservice.
One team in particular I won't even mention any more simply because the supporters that came on here were absolute morons who really did struggle to put a sentence together and really did embarrass themselves and their club.
But it got me to thinking that we should run a poll, so that is exactly what I'm setting up and I've added the teams that are likely to be getting the votes and not added some because they don't deserve to be on the list.
I've also not added Birmingham City because we all know they'd come top of the list and well, they actually know their place now, much like the average Everton fan and average Manchester City fan.
So, I've put the poll to the right to make it easy for you and this is one poll I can confidently say I don't know who is going to come out on top.
You can pick one team and it can be for any reason, but which club do you dislike the most? | {
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— Los Angeles Issue #30
jim heimann
interview by EMILIEN CRESPO
photos from Dark City: The Real Los Angeles Noir by Jim Heimann, courtesy of TASCHEN
Jim Heimann is one of the most prominent archivist of Southern California, writing about everything from surfing culture to LA noir [Dark City, his most recent book, was published by Taschen]. A born-and-raised Angeleno, he has been going to the flea markets every week for the past four decades at 5:30 AM and has come back empty-handed only twice. He obsessively sorts the newspapers, pictures, and printed matter he collects and reassembles them into fascinating compilations.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Is Los Angeles a difficult city to understand?
JIM HEIMANN — It's really hard for people to get to know because it is just so fragmented. There are way too many things very spread out, making it really hard to get an idea. It is hard to develop community, hard to meet people — all those things — because of the size of it. Granted, greater New York has a population that's a bit more but almost equal to greater Los Angeles, but it's very, very small compared with Los Angeles. Not to forget the interactions with the other counties because it's now seamless from Santa Barbara to San Diego. We are talking about 300 miles of coastline that has been developed and is now linked together through various communities and homes, and everybody interacts because everybody keeps moving farther out because of the housing situation.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Another aspect of Los Angeles is confidential. People can feel private, undercover. You don't see signs — nothing is obvious.
JIM HEIMANN — Not obvious at all. It's just like my house. From the front, it's the public view, and then there's the private view…
EMILIEN CRESPO — Another world!
JIM HEIMANN — Exactly. I can paint my walls blue and yellow and turquoise and red, but I would never do that in the front, so it's deceptive. When you drive through Beverly Hills, what do you see? A wall of green — vegetation. You don't see anything behind it, so you don't know what's going on behind there. And there are houses, not only in Beverly Hills, but also in the Anaheim Hills and Palos Verdes — these huge estates — and everybody always focuses on Hollywood and Beverly Hills and Bel Air and Malibu, but you get into the San Gabriel Valley, in the foothills, and there are amazing houses in La Cañada and Sierra Madre. And huge, gorgeous estates in Palos Verdes, but no one really travels into those areas.
EMILIEN CRESPO — And what about the LA population?
JIM HEIMANN — You have all the different nationalities. You've got Little Ethiopia, Little Armenia, Thai Town, Little Tokyo, Koreatown, Chinatown, and all these different ethnicities having little clusters of cultural and food places. It's a yin and a yang, and always has been.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Do you love LA by the way?
JIM HEIMANN — I love LA, and I hate LA at the same time because there's so much good stuff, but also a lot of bad stuff. Especially after 1970-1980. There was a real huge shift in this city.
EMILIEN CRESPO — What happened?
JIM HEIMANN — The population got too big, and real estate developers started to manipulate what was going on in the city. This is not a new thing, but it happened in a much more aggressive manner. And then you had a very large immigrant population coming in from Mexico, which changed the fabric of the city. Finally, there were also some political changes. At the time, property taxes were keeping the freeways clean, maintaining parks, allowing free admission to museums. So, when they voted that down, there was no more money to keep the freeways clean, and parks closed, and then they started charging admission to museums. That was probably around 1978 or so. That was a big civic shift in terms of how this city was constructed, how it looked, and how it operated.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Before, it was much more open and friendly?
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah. Personally, when I was growing up, the '60s were the highlight of Southern California. With my age group, baby boomers, everything was focused on us. So, in the '60s, everything was for the teenagers in LA: surfing, teenage fairs, music. Everything was there.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Were you born here?
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, right by the airport. My mother was born here, too.
EMILIEN CRESPO — How would you define the positive mythology of LA? The sun? The surf?
JIM HEIMANN — I think it's all of these things, and the fact that LA always changes. It's in constant flux — it doesn't stay static. There's always something new.
EMILIEN CRESPO — What's the attraction of LA? How would you define the magnetism of the LA mythology?
JIM HEIMANN — Oh, a lot of things that they have perpetuated for years: sunshine and sports and the free informality of the lifestyle. For the whole of the 20th century, it's been something that everybody was looking for. Plus, it's always a place to reinvent yourself, and there's always that la-la-land myth: you can come here and become Beyoncé or Kanye West or whatever. Those dreams of fame and fortune are still possible for a tiny, tiny number of people. You can build whatever you want here — that's why architects love LA. That's why Frank Lloyd Wright loved it. That's why [Rudolph] Schindler loved it. That's why in the 1920s Richard Neutra did, too. They all gravitated to LA because they could find people who would accept their modernist ideals and pay for them. They couldn't find that in New York or in the rest of the United States, and they couldn't find it in Europe. So, they just said: "Screw it. We're coming here!"
EMILIEN CRESPO — For the past five years, there has been a real exodus from New York to LA.
JIM HEIMANN — There's a big one from New York and a big one from Europe because even Albert Oehlen [the German artist] wants to spend six months out of the year here. André Butzer [the German painter] is also moving here. He bought a house in Altadena. He's German, living just east of Berlin, and I asked him why would he move to Los Angeles — he has a great career there in this incredible Bauhaus compound of buildings. He says it's a time for change, and LA just seems to be the place that you have to be right now if you are a successful artist. There's a real magnet.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Same for Purple magazine!
JIM HEIMANN — Yes, a magnet for people in the arts because there's so much stuff happening, and that's another positive aspect of it.
EMILIEN CRESPO — How can you explain this sudden attraction? It was gradual, and now it's booming. What is the reason? Why do people think LA is a paradise?
JIM HEIMANN — The art community got attracted by cheaper rent, for one thing. Plus, you have a massive area to experiment in, even though the Arts District in Downtown LA is not an artists' district anymore. Anybody who was an artist left 10 years ago because they couldn't afford it after the developers came in, and everything changed. I avoid it now, but it used to be the one place that I went to all the time and took people to.
Now, it's become another tourist trap. It's like Abbot Kinney [Boulevard] in Venice, which for me is the worst place in the world. I refuse to go there anymore, and I used to go there all the time. I loved
that place, and then it shifted into this faux-hippie Rodeo Drive. It's terrible. All the good places are gone. The Roosterfish was the old gay-bear bar that was there for years and had character.
EMILIEN CRESPO — But at the same time, Los Angeles is reinventing itself. You have a food revolution…
JIM HEIMANN — That has been going on since the '80s!
EMILIEN CRESPO — There's a lot of creativity with new spots, new people creating little bars, little coffee shops. This younger generation coming…
JIM HEIMANN — LA always reinvents itself. It's not static. It's not like a Madrid, where it's been there for centuries.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Or Paris!
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, where it just stays a certain way, and there's nuances of things changing and so on, but not in the same way that it happens here. I think that's very appealing to a lot of people — to know that people are always trying to do something new, and they have the ability to do that here. That you can open up a restaurant or do some kind of fashion statement or start a little business, or something. So, those possibilities are all here. I think, in general, California is so much different from the rest of the country because it's a much more liberal place to live. So, you've had hippies and beatniks and all these movements that have started: Elon Musk, Silicon Valley. Why don't you find that in the rest of the world? It's because people come here because they know that there's a climate that allows you to do that. You can leave the Midwest or Saudi Arabia or Tokyo or wherever, come here, completely shed your past personality and all the shit that you had, and be a completely new person, and start all over again. I think that is something that a lot of people do.
EMILIEN CRESPO — And now weed is legal.
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, now there're billboards for home delivery of marijuana. You can also surf in the morning and ski in the afternoon.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Let's talk about LA noir — the dark side of Los Angeles. What is it, exactly? You recently wrote a book about it.
JIM HEIMANN — Yes, Dark City, and I think that LA has always been susceptible to corruption for the same reason that everybody comes here: to change and to make it. You also always have people who are going to want to make money off of those who are lost or don't know what they're doing. So, then you get into the kooks and the crazies and the evangelists, who made millions of dollars off of people. Because people can be lost! They don't have a religion, so they find a religion that appeals to them. Then these people come here, and they know that they can fleece. And then there's the people who come with phony health solutions so that if you're not happy with your hair, we will give you another head of hair, or we will fill you with radium, or cure whatever disease. And then you have Scientologists…
EMILIEN CRESPO — And plastic surgery, DNA research.
JIM HEIMANN — All these things. You also have the police corruption, which has always been present here — since the city was founded. It has always been a wide-open city, and the police department goes through these periodic shifts of cleaning house, but it's inevitable that they always come back, and there's someone doing something that they shouldn't be. Police corruption is the basis of Dark City.
EMILIEN CRESPO — The 1992 riots also happened because of the police.
JIM HEIMANN — Of course, the police brutality, and people were fed up with it. But that still exists today. You don't necessarily see it, but it's here, too. They will keep saying, "We have a great outreach to the black and Hispanic communities," but it's bullshit. And of course, you have drugs and prostitution, and then you have slavery with Chinese immigrants in the San Gabriel Valley.
In a house like this, they would have 40 women making clothes illegally. And you never see it. There's also the sweatshops, even with Mexican immigrants, that don't get raided often, but it still happens.
EMILIEN CRESPO — It's very strange because the average mentality seems very cool in California, not violent.
JIM HEIMANN — Well, I don't know. [Laughs] There's a lot of violent people here. Just watch the news every morning! L.A. is also the birth city of some dangerous gangs, whose influence now extends across the US and into Central America. Central LA is considered as the most dangerous part of LA. South LA seems to have the most issues, and it's where poverty is most concentrated. West LA is of course safer. Silver Lake and Echo Park used to be dangerous and now are gentrified.
EMILIEN CRESPO — But you can easily break into houses. Everything is quite open, and people are relaxed. It's not like you're in the suburbs north of Paris, where you can't really get out of your car.
JIM HEIMANN — Oh, there are places you can't do that here! I'll drive you through some of those places! [Laughs] LA is definitely not a crime-free area — you have to be very conscious of your surroundings.
EMILIEN CRESPO — LA has a dark side, and that's interesting, too.
JIM HEIMANN — There's also politicians and developers. Antonio Villaraigosa [mayor of Los Angeles from 2005 to 2013] failed in his run for governor, but he talked about how much he did for LA. Well, what he did was take money out of developers' pockets and change the zoning variances so they could build whatever they wanted, and then there's no responsibility for the infrastructure of the city. So, you'll have a place that was two houses with maybe six people, and now you take those two houses down and put up an apartment building for 75 people. And that's now 150 people with cars. But then, they did nothing as far as mitigating the streets — widening or doing anything. If you're going to allow people to do that, then let the developers pay for widening the streets and the infrastructure. Our current mayor is in the same position. These mayors want money in their pockets because they want to be re-elected. The first developer to shove money in their pockets and say: "I've got that property over there, Sunset and Vine, and we're thinking of taking down that building and want to put up a high-rise. Can you see what you can do as far as allowing more to go in there?" Of course, they get more, and then everybody complains, so they drop it down from 35 to 25 stories and create low-income housing for 10 people. Five years later, they raise the rent and
get them out of there. [Laughs]
EMILIEN CRESPO — LA noir is not just the past. It's not just Raymond Chandler, or the film Chinatown.
JIM HEIMANN — Someone could write a book on LA noir and the 21st century, and find plenty of material for that! I focused on the 1920s through the 1950s because it's kind of romanticized and certainly glamorized. The writers who are really central to Dark City — Raymond Chandler, James M. Cain, Nathanael West — what they did then, someone could do today. They were reflecting what was going on in their particular time in Southern California. It's all enhanced by the movie industry and people who had a lot of money, like the Dohenys. Chandler uses one of the Dohenys as one of his characters. He also talks about gambling ships off the coast of Southern California, which were there in the '30s because you couldn't gamble in California, so you had to go to Tijuana. Or you had to go three miles off the coast on little boats. They'd take you from Santa Monica Pier to a great, big ugly thing that they showed as looking like the Queen Mary, and then you got out there, and it was just some beat-up tanker to gamble on. Chandler writes about that. James Cain writes about Mildred Pierce living in Glendale; she's making pies, and her husband leaves her, etc. Then this story gets made into a movie with Joan Crawford, and she gets the Academy Award. These dark stories were very interesting to me. What I really wanted to do was find the real stories behind the fiction, and when Nathanael West talks about Hollywood in The Day of the Locust, it's all just there: this little person who was living in a writer's apartment just up the street from Hollywood Boulevard. The apartment is still there where he wrote the book, and he had gonorrhea at the time. All the characters who lived in that apartment, he integrated them into his novel. There was a midget guy who was kind of crazy, but he was based on the newspaper guy at Hollywood and Vine. I found a picture of him. Then he talks about the crazy religions like the one created by Aimee Semple McPherson [founder of the Foursquare Church]. He describes walking in the hills and seeing all these crazy houses that look like mosques in English Tudor style, and little Spanish Rancheros, and all this.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Were you also inspired by Hollywood Babylon, the Kenneth Anger book? For the art world, he is the face of LA noir.
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah. I think he went a little overboard on some of those stories. There is a stretch a bit, I think.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Hollywood Babylon is a novel, in a way.
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, and I think that he took a lot of stories, but you can't really substantiate some of the stuff that he wrote. That being said, it could very well be!
EMILIEN CRESPO — So, your point is that Kenneth Anger is more noir than Hollywood Babylon itself.
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, I think so. [Laughs] I've never met him.
EMILIEN CRESPO — You talked a lot about power, corruption, the police, and the administration, but in Hollywood Babylon, Kenneth Anger talks about the depravity of the movie industry in the early days.
JIM HEIMANN — That's all part of it, all the scandals and the drugs and prostitutes and murders and suicides. And a law came, the Hays Code, in 1930. It was basically: "Let's clean up Hollywood, and if you don't do it, we will have the government do it for you." The government came in and started censoring stuff. The period just before, from 1920 to 1930, was very, very liberal in a lot of ways. It was a key era I tried to cover, with nudist
colonies and gay clubs — cross-dressing Marlene Dietrich would go there. There were a lot of sexually based movies, with a very strong rise in the gay community. Then 1930 comes, the cops come in, and everything stops. The gay community goes underground until after the war, and by the late '40s, they come up a little bit, but they just go underground again until 1969-70, when the floodgates really open, and then you have a much more open
EMILIEN CRESPO — Because the gay community in a way started here? San Francisco and the lifestyle?
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, and a kind of a political stance, too. The Mattachine Society [an early LGBT organization] started here right after the war, and that was a reaction to the police always pushing them around, so they escaped in Silver Lake and Echo Park.
EMILIEN CRESPO — We saw Peter Shire, who's from Echo Park, and he said his gay neighbors lived like married couples in the 1950s.
JIM HEIMANN — Yeah, Tom of Finland was from there. His office is still there — you can visit. Echo Park was a very interesting little area for all the bohemians and Communists, the free lifestyle. Peter Shire was a "red-diaper baby." His parents were Communists.
EMILIEN CRESPO — Yeah, that's funny. So, is there a film you would recommend for LA noir?
JIM HEIMANN — Chinatown is on the top of my list, and the second is L.A. Confidential. Those two were done well, respectfully. Chinatown is so hard to beat. Polanski nailed it; Robert Towne nailed it. They understood the period, and they replicated the clothes, hairstyles. Locations were all done like they should have been done. And L.A. Confidential was the same way. It fudged a little bit, but not that much. These are guys who were born and raised here. They knew the nuances. There have been other movies that just missed the opportunity and screwed it up by having contemporary hairstyles and the wrong fashion, and just didn't get it right.
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Donna Nota
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Donna Nota was a beautiful person to know and to love. An exceptional wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, she relished in bringing joy to the hearts of the ones she loved. Donna loved her family dearly. Deeply missed, she will forever be known for her ability to overcome difficult circumstances and her strong faith in God, from which she drew much strength.
Joining her older sister, Eleanor, baby Donna Jane was welcomed home by her parents on October 25, 1927, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her birth brought great joy and happiness into the family home. Sadly, her sister passed away due to a medical condition by the time Donna was the tender age of five years old leaving her as the only child.
Donna grew up on the northwest side of town during the depression. Her father, Edmund Radeck, had served in WWI and her mother, Jane Radeck, worked outside the home at Globe Knitting Works. Donna attended Harrison Park Elementary and Union High School. Times were tough for the family, and Donna began working at a local factory to assemble Jeep tail lights during WWII. Donna always held a strong interest in becoming a pilot. She took flying lessons yet realized her dreams were lofty for a female living during that time. Donna later became a long-distance operator and supervisor for Michigan Bell, where she also served as Vice President of her Communication Workers Union. In her free time, she played the piano and always had a genuine love for music.
Right out of a romantic movie, she met Peter Nota while she was attending her cousin's wedding. He was there in support of the groom and his first glance at Donna caught his attention! Peter repeatedly asked her out for two weeks after the ceremony. She finally agreed as long as he brought along his dog, a Redbone Coonhound! The two of them were engaged before joining in marriage on April 6, 1951 at Trinity Reformed Church in Grand Rapids. The happy couple set off for their honeymoon to Washington DC before returning to their busy schedules.
Peter and Donna then drove to California where Peter had an emergency appendectomy, an incident where God revealed His presence by directing them right to a surgeon over a weekend. Afterwards, Donna rose to the challenge and drove them through treacherous mountain roads and back home to Michigan. Peter operated his Peter J. Nota Concrete Construction Company, with Donna keeping the books and assisting with bids, while continuing her work at Michigan Bell before they welcomed their five children, Michele, Diane, Bruce, Laurie, and David into their hearts and home. The Notas enjoyed dining out on Fridays at their favorite restaurant, Bylsmas.
Sadly, Donna's life would be forever changed when Peter fell at a job site and died a week later in 1966. As a widow with her five young children, Donna was driven to maintain their lives as normally as possible. She leaned on her strong faith life to guide her through these years and trusted in the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Donna ran the construction business until all of the jobs were bid out to other companies and then she sold the business. She was blessed to hear that Michigan Bell had an opening in a new department and returned to work to support her family. Donna had always held a fondness for our nation's capital since she and Peter had honeymooned there and was blessed to take her all of her children and a grandson there. As a family, they enjoyed gathering for Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Each Christmas affirmed Donna's Christian faith, that Jesus was born as an infant, lived a sinless life, was crucified on the Cross for sins, was dead and buried, was resurrected and ascended into Heaven!
From a very young age, Donna enjoyed shopping at the local Farmer's market. She liked to buy fresh tomatoes and yellow beans when they were in season. An avid bird lover, Donna enjoyed feeding the birds. She also loved to play "The Holy City" on the piano and listen to hymns in her later years. Donna's father introduced her to the Detroit Tigers baseball team as a young girl. As a loyal fan, win or lose, she always looked forward to their next season. She loved to fix homemade scalloped potatoes with ham or meatloaf, and when it came time to dine out, Donna frequented Bill Knapps. A drive to the lakeshore in Grand Haven or to the Kent County airport to watch the planes takeoff and land always lifted her spirits.
These last few years, Donna was a mighty prayer warrior, praying continually for her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren who loved her as "Donnie," "Nina," and "Grandma." In the most recent months during the global Covid pandemic, Donna looked forward to staying connected with her family over the phone or reading scripture or listening to hymns. Several Bible verses remained important to her, including John 3:16 and John 14:2-6, 27. Her loved ones are blessed by their many wonderful years with her and will surely miss her. They find comfort in knowing she is now at peace in her Heavenly home with Jesus.
Donna Jane Nota, age 93, of Grand Rapids, joined her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on December 11, 2020. She was preceded in death by her husband, Peter Nota; grandsons, Pete and Kyle Nota, and sister, Eleanor Radeck. Donna is survived by her children; Michele Van De Mae, Diane (David) Munson, Bruce (Diane) Nota, Laurie (Kevin) Wierenga and David (Mary Beth) Nota; grandchildren, Jason Mennetti, Christopher Wierenga, Rachel (David) Benjamin, Autumn (Jonathan) Hake, Sarah (Jake) Bloemers, Jacob Nota and Benjamin Nota; great-grandchildren; Natalie, Samantha, Ethan, Josie, Courtnie, and Remington; and sister-in-law, Jean Price. Due to COVID restrictions, a private family service will be held at the funeral home. Contributions in her memory may be made to Guiding Light Ministries in Grand Rapids. Please visit www.heritagelifestory.com to submit a favorite memory, photo or to sign the guestbook online. | {
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It is every traveler's dream to take a voyage aboard a luxury cruise ship and enjoy every activity and port that the ship visits, but what are the best places to cruise? To make your search much easier, here's a list of the top ten spots regarded as the most excellent or best places to cruise. Note that they are in no particular order.
Your sailing experience in the beautiful Belize will never be perfect if Rio Dulce, Guatemala is not visited. This place stretches for about 30 miles, and at the tail's end, you will see the river, El Golfete. This tranquil river can be your gateway to the Caribbean Sea, where you will find a couple of sea birds and manatees for your viewing delight. Rio Dulce is likewise an ideal point for hikers who wish to visit Guatemala or Honduras. Furthermore, yachts can be placed in the boating ports of Fronteras and El Relleno while passing through the town of San Felipe (the sole municipality which has a road or foot path that leads to major towns).
The Netherlands, which is situated in Western Europe, is heavily inhabited with people and overflowing with numerous low-lying regions. The country is famous for a lot of things like tulips, cheese, windmills and wooden shoes. With mountainous landscapes, ridges and glaciers such as Hondsrug and Drenthe, the landscape makes it one of the best places to cruise. In addition, there are numerous bodies of water that can be found in the Netherlands like the Rhine River. The cool weather conditions throughout the winter and summer season makes cruising in this country an interesting activity for travelers all year round.
Among the less frequented destinations in Southeast Asia, the Philippines takes pride in its more than 7,107 islands spreading across the 1000 kilometers of blue waters. The majority of the islands are comprised of sandy seashores, as well as volcanic mountains. Puerto Galera is an island that is worth visiting, as it takes pride in its excellent beaches. Also, do not forget to explore the wonderful place called Cebu and the nearby islets for outstanding anchorages. A lot of people exploring the Philippines never fail to visit its capital Manila. Some even choose to pack up and move here. You can also watch the beautiful sunset in Roxas Boulevard. The Spanish tradition is combined with the structural design and standard of living that is common among Filipinos.
The pristine white sands and humid tropical weather embrace travelers to the numerous islands of beautiful Thailand. The attraction of the waters is unquestionably attributed to the well-known responsiveness of the Thailanders and constant cruising possibilities. The splendid coral reefs are among many of the reasons why so many divers visit the waters. You will not be bored or starved in this place because Thai cuisine boasts of its abundant choices for everyone. It is very clear that Bangkok is not to be missed, where you can still get a feel of the place underneath the contemporary look of the lively city.
Barbados is quickly becoming a popular travel destination, both for children and adults alike. With its crystal clear water and sandy beaches, this island offers rich cultural history, excellent music, colorful flora and of course, wonderful cuisine. Its inhabitants consist of mixed races, which are mostly descend from African slaves who were brought there during the colonial times to work in the sugar fields. Due to the low crime rate, Barbados is a well-known travel destination among tourists and regarded as among the best places to cruise for the last couple of years.
Cruising in India is more than delightful, so be sure to put this on your list of sailing destinations. Kerala region has interconnected waterways that stretch for more than 560 miles. You can actually see the completely natural habitat while on a boat journeying throughout the bays, rivers, and lakes. Moreover, its main waters are rich in sea turtles and fish. You also have the option to dive and snorkel because its coral reefs are close at hand. The majority of beaches are fully developed; however, a journey to Nicobar or Andaman's secluded archipelago presents a haven of more than 500 isles.
The Cayman Islands are situated southwest of Miami (about 480 miles) and consist of 3 islands – Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac. Considered as one of the best places to cruise, the island boasts stunning coral reefs, making it perfect for water adventures like snorkeling and scuba diving. If you and your family wish to have a fun and adventurous vacation, or just time to relax, then the Cayman Islands are definitely the place to visit.
Regarded as among the 7 natural wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef is situated at the coastline of Queensland, Australia. A sailing ride at the Great Barrier Reef is just within your means, not to mention that tourists will find it easy to get to. It is the world's largest coral reef, has more than 900 islands, occupies shoreline of more than 2,600 kilometers in length, and consists of more than 2,900 different reefs.
Making it on the list of the best places to cruise, Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago, with over 17,000 islands, and mainly dominated by Muslims. It is a fusion of the past and present, with a myriad of islands that you can visit. Aside from traveling around, you should include sailing as among the most well known activities here. To make your trip to Bali a fun and memorable one, it is recommended to go swimming, diving, and canoeing in any of the ten most excellent diving sites in that region. You can also travel to Amed, which is situated on the east coast. There, you can find numerous fishing villages like Lipah and Gili Selang. The island is loved for the privacy it provides to travelers.
Hawaii comprises of many famous stop-overs for cruising like Oahu, Kauai, Big Island and Maui. Kauai Island is great for those who adore things that are associated with nature. Here, you will find wonderful beaches, canyons, cliffs, bays, and waterfalls, as well as several outdoor activities. Hence, this part of the U.S. is always considered one of the best places to cruise.
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Walchensee Forever ist ein deutscher Dokumentarfilm unter der Regie von Janna Ji Wonders. Der Debütfilm der Regisseurin erhielt im Januar 2020 den Bayerischen Filmpreis in der Kategorie Bester Dokumentarfilm und wurde bei der Berlinale 2020 in der Sektion Perspektive Deutsches Kino uraufgeführt.
Handlung
Die Regisseurin erzählt die Geschichte von fünf Generationen ihrer Familie zwischen Walchensee, Hippie-Träumen und dem sogenannten Harem um Rainer Langhans, einer experimentellen offenen Lebensgemeinschaft, aus der Perspektive der Frauen. Dabei bewegt sich der Film vom Familiencafé am bayerischen Walchensee über Mexiko nach San Francisco zum Summer of Love, dem Höhlenleben auf einer griechischen Insel, einem Ashram in Indien und wieder zum Ausgangspunkt zurück.
Die Handlung beginnt vor dem Krieg. Urgroßmutter Apa eröffnet gemeinsam mit ihrem Mann ein Ausflugscafé am Walchensee. Nach dem Tod einer Tochter, die an der Spanischen Grippe starb, bleibt ihr noch die Tochter Norma. Norma Werner ist die Großmutter der Regisseurin. Diese heiratet einen Künstler, bekommt zwei Töchter und übernimmt später das Café, das sie führt, bis sie 88 Jahre alt ist.
Ihre Töchter Anna und Frauke Werner musizieren zusammen, wobei ihnen das Jodeln eine gewisse regionale Bekanntheit verleiht. Ende der 1960er Jahre zieht es sie zu Reisen in die USA und nach Mexiko. Zurück in Deutschland lernt zunächst Frauke, die ebenso wie Anna in München studiert, Rainer Langhans und dessen Münchner Kommune (nicht zu verwechseln mit der früheren Berliner Kommune I) kennen. Sie entwickelt – möglicherweise aufgrund verschiedener Drogenerfahrungen – eine Psychose und verbringt auch einige Zeit in der Psychiatrie. Danach zieht sie sich mehr und mehr von Familie und Freunden zurück. Während Anna, die von ihrem Vater die Liebe zur Fotografie übernommen und Fotografie studiert hat, auf der Suche nach Erleuchtung mehrere Monate lang Indien bereist und in Ashrams lebt, nimmt sich Frauke in einer Silvesternacht das Leben.
Anna reist nach einigen Monaten der Trauer wieder in die USA und lebt in einer Hippie-Kommune. Dort wird sie mit Janna schwanger, der Regisseurin des Films. Nach einigen Jahren des Hin- und Herreisens zwischen den USA und Deutschland und nachdem die Beziehung zu Jannas Vater, Jazon Wonders, zerbrochen ist, kehrt Anna nach Deutschland zurück. Dort löst sie ihre Mutter Norma zunächst beim Betrieb des Cafés am See ab, bevor sie die Leitung in die Hände von Freunden legt. Die Freundschaft zu Rainer Langhans und Jutta Winkelmann, die sie häufig am Walchensee besuchen, bleibt über all diese Jahre erhalten. Janna Ji Wonders Leben spielt sich zwischen der Farm ihres Vaters in den USA und ihrer Heimat am Walchensee ab. Immer wieder sucht sie in dieser Zerrissenheit Halt bei der bodenständigen Großmutter, bis diese mit 104 Jahren stirbt.
Produktion
Bei der Berlinale 2016 gewann die Regisseurin den mit 15 000 Euro dotierten ''Made in Germany – Förderpreis Perspektive'' der Sektion Perspektive Deutsches Kino als Stipendium zur Stoffentwicklung für Walchensee Forever. Im selben Jahr förderte der FilmFernsehFonds Bayern das Filmprojekt mit 120 000 Euro.
Walchensee Forever wurde von der Produktionsfirma Flare Film GmbH in Berlin und von Lichtblick Media produziert, der Bayerische Rundfunk war Koproduzent. Der Erstvertrieb liegt bei der farbfilm verleih GmbH Berlin.
Das Konzept des Films wurde von Janna Ji Wonders und dem Drehbuchautor Nico Woche erarbeitet; die Editorin Anja Pohl erhielt neben ihrem Credit für die Montage auch einen für Dramaturgie.
Der Film feierte seine Weltpremiere am 24. Februar 2020 auf der Berlinale.
Rezeption
Bei der Verleihung des Bayerischen Filmpreises wurde Walchensee Forever als Familienepos bezeichnet. Der Film sei eine Entdeckungsreise und Jahrhundert-Erzählung über Familienstrukturen und deren Veränderung im Lauf von mehreren Jahrzehnten. Dabei thematisiere Janna Ji Wonders die großen Fragen des Lebens: Identität, Heimat, Selbstverwirklichung, die Suche nach Liebe und die Rolle der Familie. Der Film fange den Kreislauf des Lebens auf einmalige Weise ein.
Auszeichnungen
Walchensee Forever wurde im Januar 2020 in der Kategorie Bester Dokumentarfilm mit dem Bayerischen Filmpreis ausgezeichnet.
Bei der Berlinale 2020 war Walchensee Forever für den Berlinale Dokumentarfilmpreis nominiert und erhielt den mit 5000 Euro dotierten Kompass-Perspektive-Preis. Weiterhin war der Film für den Heiner-Carow-Preis der DEFA-Stiftung nominiert.
Beim Fünf Seen Filmfestival 2020 erhielt der Film den Publikumspreis.
Weblinks
Einzelnachweise
Filmtitel 2020
Deutscher Film
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Tag Archives: January 8
January 8, 1969, started with George Harrison unveiling "I Me Mine" and ended with the Beatles ready to work in conjunction, seemingly ready to finally reach consensus on a plan for an overseas concert. Along the way, the group recounts Beatles history back to their days in Liverpool and through the decade.
All through the day: The "I Me Mine" origin story is brought to you by George Harrison, LSD, TV, a waltz and a dare. The longest post in this blog's history, It's everything you ever needed to know about The Beatles' final song, but never thought to ask.
Take a lesson from Jude: Could James Brown prove to be an inspiration for a Beatles live show?
Rocky and the Rubbers: The Beatles get serious in deed, if not demeanor, in a run-through that was, in large part, eventually featured in the Let It Be film.
No blue moon in history: The Beatles travel down Memory Lane with a stop at 20 Forthlin Lane as they shine light on the very first two Lennon/McCartney compositions (with a detour to 1966).
An hors d'oeuvre. George Harrison's future solo classic "All Things Must Pass" reaches its apex as a song performed by the The Beatles. Would opportunity knock for George Harrison of Liverpool?
Two for the Road: It's Twickenham as a demo venue for Abbey Road, as John Lennon re-introduces "Mean Mr. Mustard" and Paul McCartney leads The Beatles in another go at "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window."
Look Around – An old TV show by The Beatles serves as inspiration for their new one. but will the discussion go round in circles? Features special appearances by Elvis Presley and pastry cooks from Walton-on-Thames.
Let it Be hers: Paul McCartney brings his future anthem to the rest of The Beatles and shares whom he wants to cover yet another of his new gospel-flavored songs.
Nothing is real: The Beatles consider pairing their "honest sound" with an artificial set for a final live show. Featuring Denis O'Dell.
The Four Powers: It's The Beatles, fully engaged and animated as a model UN, negotiating terms for a live show. "Russia" and "France" threaten vetos, but Paul comes through with an offer inspired by a pair of incidents from 1962.
Syndicate any boat: The Beatles seem to approach some consensus on the terms of traveling to Africa for a one-off concert, with 1,000 fans tagging along on a boat ride.
TMBP Extra- Time to leave the capsule: Hey, January 8 is David Bowie's birthday! Bowie and members of the Beatles crossed paths several times starting in the '70s, but here I dig into what they were doing in 1969, before they met, just miles away at the same precise moment on January 6. Bowie, the Beatles and Apollo 8 cross paths.
TMBP Extra- Birthday for a King (and Duke): It's Elvis' birthday, too! A clip-heavy post has the Beatles covering Elvis and vice versa.
Filed under Extra, Recap
Tagged as Blogoversary, January 8, recap, Twickenham
Jan. 8: Syndicate any boat
The TV show's title and tagline could have written itself:
"The Beatles are … ADRIFT."
Picture yourself in a boat: The Beatles aboard the Fritz Otto Maria Anna, in the River Thames, on April 9, 1969.
It's a simplistically obvious metaphor, and a literal description of what the group was seriously considering in the waning moments of their January, 8, 1969, session at Twickenham. If the TV show in production was to be episodic, this sequence would have provided a true cliffhanger.
Ringo Starr, codename "Russia," wasn't unwilling to drop his automatic veto, and it was John Lennon spearheading the effort withing the group, resurfacing as the group's leader after so many years, who worked the sell on the drummer, along with Paul McCartney.
"Just give me one reason to stay here," John asked.
"For the people," Ringo answered with complete sincerity.
"All right, we'll take 'em with us," John replied.
Paul McCartney clarified the pitch for a Winter 1969 rock cruise.
Look, we were going to give tickets away at this door here and say the first thousand people who come from Britian — British, white people (said to laughter as Paul was clearly joking; don't write his reps). No, it's going to be the first thousand that got here. We give them out, those tickets, but they include a boat ride, as well.
"We take them with us, and that's the show," Michael Lindsay-Hogg said.
France — aka George Harrison — took a more skeptical view of the potential naval movements than Russia and voiced several specific concerns with the plan:
Traveling with fans: "We're stuck with a bloody big boatload of people for two weeks. At least you can go home from here, you can get away from it all. … It'd have be a bloody big boat, it'll have to be bigger than the Royal Iris."
Technical logistics: " It's just impracticable to lug all those people there and get all that equipment. … Of course it's our problem."
Cost: "I think the idea of a boat is completely insane. It's very expensive and insane."
While at apparent odds, all the Beatles were deeply engaged in the discussion, and Michael took a straw poll for this proposal. "If we can get the audience and the boat, who votes to go?"
One hand — undoubtedly John's — shot up immediately. George, despite his vocal objections, would still grudgingly go along with a trip if everyone else was joining. "I just want to get it over with, you know?"
John piloting the ship (in 1975)
It was all coming together for Michael. The boat trip compromise to include a British audience was a bonus for him, an easy way to compile captivating footage for his documentary, another unusual setting — the Beatles not just mingling with fans, but doing it as they sail along the coasts of Western Europe and Northern Africa. It all would culminate with his deep wish to bring the group to the Sabratha amphitheater: the world's greatest band making its stage comeback at a spectacular, unique venue.
"See, it's like having the most fantastic set on earth, but we haven't made a set, you know? It's still simplicity itself," John said.
Ringo still wasn't sure.
Ringo: But how many's going to be looking at the set besides us and [Michael]? … [Viewers] want to see what's on, not what's around.
John: We're bound to get something from it.
Ringo: A nice time, get a bit of sun.
Michael: After you've had your nine or ten closeups each, we've got to have something else to shoot about.
John: It'll be like being on the roof in India, only we'll be fully equipped.
The roofs in India were where, not coincidentally, John was at his most prolific in this latter phase of Beatles history.
Even though, as Michael said, "the vibes are very good at the moment," there was enough obvious dissent in the room to lead John to say that the group will mull it over that night. "We all could say yes now, and somebody could decide no tomorrow."
Paul and Heather at sea, 1969. (Photo by Linda McCartney)
As they wrapped up, a final, spirited discussion — as animated as the room has been with no fewer than six people all talking at once (the four Beatles, plus Michael and Apple Films head Denis O'Dell) — emerged over the cost of the boat trip, Ringo and George most concerned.
"We should be able to get the boat for nothing," John said. "We should be able to get the boat for the publicity they get from it." Denis replied to Ringo's skepticism that he could get a ship "in three hours on the phone."
John confirmed Denis' skills, relaying how the producer was able to secure a vessel for How I Won the War. "It was the American Navy making an antiwar film."
Really, it was all falling into place.
January 8, 1969, was the band's sixth day back to work at Twickenham, and while most of their new songs were still a work-in-progress, the was actual progress. One day earlier, George was on the brink of leaving the group. Now, while he was bothered to do so, he was still seemingly willing to get on a boat with the group — and 1,000 fans he wanted little to do with — to go to Africa for a concert he didn't really want to play. Ringo was dead-set against going, and now he was willing to bend. Paul was always ready "for an adventure" and as the group's de facto musical director, he was shaping the material to have ready for the production. As for John, he wasn't just finally involved — during the final conversation, you heard him speak on the tapes, not Yoko Ono — but he was the group's leader again.
Days of discussion of where and how to stage the concert had been a distraction from the music-making process, which needed to continue. They were almost ready for a decision.
"Sleep on it then," said Paul. "I am."
One question remained as the working day ended: Would the great democracy that was the Beatles agree to this plan for a live show and have a goal they could rehearse toward, or would January 9, 1969, be just another day?
Tagged as boat, Denis O'Dell, George Harrison, How I Won the War, India, January 8, John Lennon, Live show, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Royal Iris, Russia, Twickenham
Jan. 8: The Four Powers
In a time of global crisis — isn't it always, though? — it was the world's greatest legislative body. OK, maybe the Beatles were the world's greatest band that also tried to behave like a legislative body, and late in the day on January 8, 1969, it was nearing time for a decisive vote on a lingering issue: Where would the Beatles play their next — and presumably last — concert?
You know his name (look up the nation)
From the band's outset to its imminent end, the Beatles prided themselves on what they called democracy, but it was really complete consensus. "We had a democratic thing going between us, particularly by 1962," George Harrison told the high court in 1997 amid a lawsuit to stop the release of a Beatles recording from one of their residencies in Hamburg. "Everybody in the band had to agree with everything that was done."
Unanimity isn't necessary to the democratic model, but this model United Nations was extraordinary by nature of its four voting members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. The two serious veto threats earned code names from director Michael Lindsay-Hogg — Russia (Ringo) and France (George, so named "because he smoked some garlic once," per Paul).
Continuing his earlier conversation with Ringo, and desperate to sell a show overseas, Michael laid out the situation as he saw it in hopes of chipping through the Iron Curtain.
The way it stacks up is, John is happy to go. … Paul is, I gather, in the middle, tending toward either side … and George is swinging more your way. So there's quite a tough battle. The problem was we couldn't talk about it because of Russia. And it's the four powers. And if Russia says no, then the conversation is obviously in the bag and we can't do anything with it. And I think if we now can talk about it, we may still discard it … or we may come up with something better.
In retrospect, the drama of the group's incapability of finding agreement on a concert location, despite the suggestion of several intriguing venues, would have made for a captivating documentary for Michael. It would have given a narrative the Let It Be film lacked. But after less than a week of sessions, the director saw things differently.
"My documentary is running out of gas," Michael admitted to John. "If we were to vote tomorrow, it's not running out of gas."
Fine-tuning the group's intentions would do more than make for better television. "It might make it better again, whatever the wound is," Michael told John moments earlier.
What octane do documentaries use? (Photo of the Beatles at Weston-super-Mare by Dezo Hoffman, 1963)
"Yeah, that's what I was thinking," John replied.
And here you thought John didn't care about the band anymore. The Beatles were a wounded group before the Get Back sessions started, and salt would soon be added when George quit in two days' time. But the Beatles were still worth saving in January 1969, even if John himself would call it quits well before the calendar year was out.
The day's musical session was complete, Paul having walked the group through "The Long and Winding Road" and "Let It Be." For these final 15 or so minutes on the tapes, all four Beatles are engaged, animated and opinionated concurrently to a degree yet unheard to this point on the Nagra reels.
All the principals immersed, Denis O'Dell makes the sell on Michael's repeated preferred overseas adventure.
"I really think we could go and shoot a day sequence, a night sequence, a torch-light sequence, out there the sea, desert, in four days. Make it comfortable for everybody."
Paul's skepticism remained. But he was willing to keep options open and the live concert plans … uh, afloat.
My major objections to that: Traveling, one. Setting up and everything — I'm sure we can do that. Then, there's that thing, which may not seem much, but we're doing a live show, and we're doing it in Arabia (laughter), and everyone's waiting to see the lads rocking again. So, like, I'll tell you what then, I'll come in with it as long as you can get a couple of boats, the QE2. And then give away the tickets here, as you would have done, but the ticket includes a boat journey as well.
The composition of the audience was a sticking point, especially for Ringo, and there's something virtuous to be said for the lads' loyalty and desire to be rocking again before an audience that was with them from the start.
"We've got to get the right audience for Russia," Michael said. "If we can get the right audience over there, which we can get over there."
George wasn't easily swayed. "What is the point of doing it abroad… apart from getting a great holiday? I'd much rather do it and then go away."
Reminding the band of Twickenham's relatively pedestrian features, Denis replied, presumably waving his hand at the scene around him, "To get away from that, that's really the answer."
"It's 'Around the Beatles '69′," John acknowledged after a brief exchange about potential set possibilities on the Twickenham stage.
Paul, having had enough at the end of a long day, aggressively presented a compromise.
"I'll tell you what I'll offer you. If we're going away, and we hire a boat to take the audience with you, we'll do a bloody show on the boat, and then we'll do a show when we get there, in the moonlight. … Final dress rehearsals on the boat."
History never stopped chasing the Beatles, and sometimes it caught up to them. They didn't want to repeat a past accomplishment, whether it was "Around The Beatles" or a stadium show. But Paul's suggestion would have done just that: Bringing along a select audience to a performance at sea would combine a pair of episodes from the other side of their career.
Feb. 20, 1962, just a month after Brian Epstein formally signed on to manage them, the Beatles — that's still John, Paul, George and Pete, at this point — performed an important show at Floral Hall in Southport. From Mark Lewisohn's biblical epic Tune-In:
[Epstein's] principal involvement in the Floral Hall night was two-fold: to help sell the 1200 tickets and to book the talent that would provide continuous dancing for four hours — five groups headed by POLYDOR RECORDING STARS, THE BEATLES. He circulated typed leaflets among Beatles fans and on the record counters at all three Nems shops, announcing affordable coach trips: fans could pay 8s, 6d for return transportation, admission to the hall and, afterwards, the chance to mingle with the musicians and get their autographs. These special all-in tickets were sold only in the Whitechapel shop, outside which the chartered buses would leave. The Beatles were taking a Liverpool audience with them for a night out up the coast.
Emphasis mine.
Instead of towing British passengers across the Atlantic and Mediterranean, the Beatles brought their fans from their Cavern Club base in Liverpool about 20 miles up the A565.
That was by bus. Six months before the Floral Hall show, the Beatles made the first of four appearances on the Riverboat Shuffle, a concert series on the MV Royal Iris, a ferry cruising in the River Mersey.
For Paul — who would record parts of Wings' London Town on a boat in the Virgin Islands in May 1977 — the Royal Iris performances made enough of a lasting impact that he referenced them decades later on his 2007 LP Memory Almost Full:
The journey wasn't as important to Michael as the destination: the Roman amphitheater in Sabratha, Libya.
"I don't think anything is going to beat a perfect acoustic place, by the water, out of doors, a perfect theater, with perfect acoustics," he said.
John was on board. "Just singing a number, sunset and the dawn and all that. Gentle, and the moon, and all that for the songs, you know."
"I think we're going to do rock and roll at dawn or at night, and we can have the change of day over something like this," Michael replied. "Because I'm sure we can do the rock and roll there if we get the right audience."
All-important consensus was building between the two most powerful members of the band, and it was more than wanderlust and closer to finding a way to heal that wound — do something different, but still be together as The Beatles.
"Last year, when we were doing the album, like you said, we suddenly said we don't need to do it here, in EMI in London," Paul said. You can listen along to this particular sequence on the "Fly on the Wall" bonus CD packed with Let It Be … Naked.
John excitedly picked up the argument.
"Every time we've done an album, we've said, 'Why are we stuck in EMI, we could be doing it in L.A.! We could be in France! And every time we do it, and here we are again, building another bloody castle around us, and this time we [should] do it there. And not only would we be doing it, physically making the album there, but it takes [off] all that weight of, 'Where's the gimmick, what is it?' God's the gimmick. And the only problem we've got now is an audience, you know."
For a moment, at least, Paul's skepticism vanished.
"It makes it kind of an adventure, doesn't it?"
Tagged as A565, boat, Denis O'Dell, Floral Hall, George Harrison, Glyn Johns, January 8, John Lennon, Live show, Memory Almost Full, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Royal Iris, Sabratha, Twickenham
Jan. 8: Nothing is real
Far from chaotic, the Get Back sessions, if anything, could be defined by its routines. Paul arrived early to play piano, and then pretty much ran the rehearsals. George's songs — whether written overnight or brought back for another day — were a slog for everyone else. John didn't have much new to offer, while Ringo did Ringo things like participate in conversations and keep the beat. Turn the page to the next day on the calendar, and do it all again.
Beyond music, the daily pattern underlying the scene centered around discussion of the live concert the Beatles were trying to put together. At once a footnote to the songs, the show was simultaneously the purpose of these January sessions and thus ostensibly what mattered most. The push and pull between director Michael Lindsay-Hogg's wanderlust and the group's default stance — to stay put — was a constant. And the more they couldn't settle on a British venue, the closer they collectively moved toward simply staying in the very room where they were rehearsing and ruminating.
January 8, 1969, then, was no different than so many other days the Beatles spent at Twickenham the first half of the month. Discussion about the concert surfaced late in the work day, concurrent with Paul introducing the unfinished "The Long and Winding Road" and "Let It Be" to the rest of the band for the first time, and with their initial attempts at a full-band arrangement.
Yet now, to stage the "honest" sound they sought to achieve these sessions, the Beatles began to consider an ersatz solution. Rock and roll begets rocks, or something imitating it, at least.
Denis O'Dell (left) with Ringo at The Magic Christian shoot. Photo from O'Dell's book, At The Apple's Core.
"If we try to cover all this (Twickenham's sound stage) and build caverns and caves, it's nice, you see," said Denis O'Dell, the head of Apple Films.
Why perform at the Cavern in Liverpool for the nearly 300th time, when you can simply craft your own cavern indoors? (Please don't answer that.)
Denis had been in the film industry since before the Beatles were born, and his association with the group began in 1964, when he was associate producer on the A Hard Days Night film. It was the start of a mutually beneficial partnership to this point, which included How I Won the War (associate producer and John starred), Magical Mystery Tour (producer) and led to his appointment as an Apple executive.
Of course, you already know his name (but have to look up his number) from his time at Slaggers, and do note he is NOT related to Miss Chris O'Dell.
Denis had appeared sporadically on the tapes to this point, and here it dovetailed with one of the first times John seemed even marginally interested in what was going on with the live show.
"Then we could do what we'd like with a backing," Denis told John. "Go black, or stark or something. Then we could control all our lights from a panel, and we could have all colors you'd like."
"Yes. And they'll be able to see us through everything."
John invoked sets used by Stanley Kubrick, Denis' boss on Dr. Strangelove (that film was the source of the footage used during the "Flying" sequence in Magical Mystery Tour), and the man floated to direct a version of Lord of the Rings starring the Beatles. An extensive recap of that aborted episode in Beatles history is discussed at length in Denis' 2003 fine autobiography of his Beatles years, At The Apple's Core.
The conversation would continue, with Denis asking someone to fetch George Djurkovic, art director of The Magic Christian, from the film's set elsewhere at Twickenham to provide added insight. But while Paul continues to play "The Long and Winding Road" in the background the conversation on the tapes meandered to a new duo: Ringo — one of the stars of The Magic Christian — and Michael. While Denis and John spoke as if the live show was to be held at the studio, Michael continued negotiations on taking the show on the road with Ringo. They were the leaders of the rival factions: Stay-put Starr vs. the whole Hogg.
"If I do go, I think it's better just to go for four or five days," Ringo said, showing newfound flexibility. "We don't need to go to rehearse."
Ringo was willing to bend and travel, but there's a catch: "I'd like to do it to a British audience."
It's a catch, but one Michael is willing to receive. "Can we all talk about it? Will you take the veto off if you can be convinced we can get an audience?" Michael asked.
A Roman amphitheater wasn't artificial, but to Ringo, the whole reason to perform overseas was contrived. The only reason to travel was the "helicopter shot, you'll see the sea, the theater. And that is, for one, two minutes, say, that shot isn't worth me going down there when I really prefer to do it here."
Two and a half months after Ringo suggested the Beatles perform before there for a "British audience," John and Yoko would be married in Gibraltar (near Spain).
"I see us doing a good show here [at Twickenham], because it's you [the Beatles]," Michael said, again conceding this could be the last TV program the band will ever do.
Speaking quickly, Michael continued: "Everything you do has got to be good. All your albums are good. …. It's not only you as the band, it's not only them as songwriters, it's the four of you.
"It's got to be the best."
Of course they're the best. Like Ringo doesn't know that?
"Every time we do anything it's going to be the best," Ringo replied. "Can't we just do something straight?"
And back to Twickenham, and staying precisely put.
"At the moment, that scaffolding set and the tubular thing, it is kind of like four years ago," Michael said. "And there's nothing wrong with four years ago. … We're all 28 now, or whatever we are. The audience isn't the same, life isn't the same."
For the record, John, Ringo and Michael were all 28, Paul was 26 and George a wee 25. But his point remained legitimate. This wasn't 1965 anymore.
"This place, it could be rock and roll, " Michael began.
"It could be rock and roll in Tahiti or wherever you want to put us. What's it called? (laughing)"
Michael's not even sure himself. "It's either Tunisia or Tripoli."
Ringo asks about a British possession likewise on the Mediterranean — "What about Gibraltar?" — before turning his attention back to the room he was in and the music, ignored during the conversation.
How's this for an idea of stripping a show down?
"See, Ringo said, "I'd watch an hour of just [Paul] playing the piano."
Tagged as Denis O'Dell, George Djurkovic, January 8, John Lennon, Live show, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, plastic, Ringo Starr, Stanley Kubrick, The Cavern, The Long and Winding Road, The Magic Christian, Twickenham
Jan. 8: Let it be hers
Mid-afternoon on January 8, 1969, at Twickenham Film Studios, Paul McCartney sat at a piano and microphone and ran though "Let It Be." Nine months later, and 3,500 miles to the west of London, the Queen of Soul was doing the very same thing.
By that point — October 1969 — Abbey Road was in stores while "Let It Be," along with the rest of the songs slated for the Get Back LP that would ultimately evolve into the Let It Be LP, remained on the shelf. Aretha Franklin had a copy of the unreleased track, though, and we know she had been promised that song for a long time, going back at least as far as the start of the new year. But she wasn't getting an exclusive.
Let's go back to Twickenham, January 8, 1969:
George: You going to give it to Aretha Franklin?
Paul: I'm going to do it, and give it to her.
Specifically, Paul planned to have the Beatles cut a "rough demo from the first rehearsal" once the song was complete and would "try to get her to do it as a single." But "Let It Be" was not quite complete yet on this, the fifth day of the sessions. The melody is locked down, but Paul only presented the first verse and chorus to this point.
Weight and see: Aretha Franklin does her thing, while Duane Allman (right) does his on a cover of The Band's "The Weight" on January 9, 1969.
Still, he knew what he had, and its potential as a cover. "It would be great for Aretha Franklin, that number," Paul said before singing a line in an absolutely terrible imitation of her. (For the record, that same January 8, 1969, Aretha was recording her version of "The Weight" by The Band, whose influence weighed heavily on the Beatles these sessions.)
Ringo provided upbeat drum accompaniment — exactly as laid out by Paul, with a faster tempo than would ultimately surface on the record, and with several awkwardly inserted fills.
Tongue firmly in cheek, John soon offered a lyrical tweak and a poke at Paul's pseudo-religious lyric, suggesting "Brother Malcolm" as a nod to the group's do-it-all assistant. (Paul will deliver that line in a few future takes.)
The group would return to the day's on-again, off-again writing-cum-rehearsal session for "I Me Mine" followed by "The Long and Winding Road," which like "Let It Be" was similarly unfinished lyrically and being given its first introduction on the tapes to the full band this afternoon.
These repeated truncated takes of "The Long and Winding Road" — which lasted nearly a half hour, split into two separate stagings late in the day — mainly served, as far as the Nagra reels were concerned, as background music for an increasingly captivating conversation about the eventual live show. More about that in the next post.
"The Long and Winding Road" caught George's fancy, and he called the song "lovely." Before the end of the day, Paul taught George the song's chords. Likewise, Paul sketched out how to play "Let It Be," which was played for about 10 minutes at the very end of the day's musical portion, and George and Ringo were full participants. The song was never to be played live in front of an audience by the Beatles, but at this point it was clearly in line for the upcoming concert, and Paul sought out additional accompaniment come showtime.
"It's sort of gonna do like a hymn. That's why I was thinking we could get audience participation on that," he told George.
The sleeve for the French release of Aretha's version of "Let It Be."
The January 8 session was really the formal coming-out party for "Let It Be," marking first time Paul played it to the rest of the band these sessions (on tape, at least, but it seems clear if it had been played prior, it wasn't as extensive).
Like "Yesterday," the song was famously sourced from a dream, but this time around it was the lyrics that were nocturnally inspired.
Here's Paul, as quoted in Barry Miles' Many Years From Now:
In the dream she said, "It'll be all right." I'm not sure if she used the words "Let it be" but that was the gist of her advice, it was "Don't worry too much, it will turn out okay." It was such a sweet dream I woke up thinking, Oh, it was really great to visit with her again. I felt very blessed to have that dream. So that got me writing the song "Let It Be." I literally started off "Mother Mary," which was her name, "When I find myself in times of trouble," which I certainly found myself in.
But to be clear, the trouble wasn't dated to January 1969. Rather, like "The Long and Winding Road," "Let It Be" materialized in 1968 amid the lengthy and tumultuous White Album sessions. The two gospel-flavored songs had another link, and that was they were written with other people in mind from the start, too: "The Long and Winding Road" was influenced by Ray Charles.
As for Ray's future Blues Brother co-star, Aretha never did end up releasing "Let It Be" as a single in the U.S. or U.K., but it was among the standout tracks (her covers of "Elanor Rigby" and "The Weight" were among others) on her This Girl is in Love With You LP, which was released January 15, 1970 — two months before the Beatles'own version came out as a single, and 11 days after the last Beatles recording session.
Tagged as Aretha Franklin, Brother Malcolm, January 8, Let It Be, Let It Be album, Paul McCartney, The Long and Winding Road, Twickenham
Jan. 8: Look Around
It was 12 days until their scheduled concert, and on January 8, 1969, the Beatles were loose, relatively upbeat and open-minded, uncommon characterizations associated with Get Back/Let It Be sessions. Still, there wasn't even consensus on what continent to stage the concert, much less what venue or what kind of audience would have tickets to the show.
What they lacked in plans and new material — Paul would insist the group would produce a few "rockers" soon — the Beatles at least had no shortage of live productions against which they could reflect and project.
Two classes of potential inspirations highlighted discussions to this point: recent live broadcasts by their peers (eg., Cream's Farewell Concert, the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus) and the Beatles' own history on stage and on the small screen. The audience was as much a consideration as the venue.
In the final hours of the day's sessions, as the group continued to work on George's new song "I Me Mine," John and Yoko waltzed the room right into a continued deliberation of the staging of the imminent show.
"I think the thing to do is just put you all in a framework, which will be just, like, the audience and a stage," pitched Michael Lindsay-Hogg, who was tentatively willing to settle for a simple approach if his preferred idea — an overseas trip — was denied. "And by the time we get to the stage, we'd have a routine of numbers. We can find each number how they fit theatrically, like your dance for that one, like the song that you cry in and the song you do that brings tears to everybody's eyes." Off mic, it was joked there'll be the one song that's done in the wrong key.
Twickenham's Stage 1. Simply gorgeous!
"Seriously," the director continued. "Almost, we should end with 'Good Night' or whatever song is going to be like 'Good Night' this time. … The end of the show should be a tearjerker like 'Hey Jude' or like 'Good Night' or like something else."
Two large signs promoting the show's working title — "January 20, 1969" — would hang as a backdrop. "And it's the 19th of February, 1982," John injected for a laugh and commentary on the decision process' plodding pace.
When Paul asked about the composition of the audience, Michael answered forcibly, "Human beings, and the first thousand who queue up." John was more specific, positing "pastry cooks from Walton-on-Thames" would be in attendance. (John's joke was told nine weeks before the London suburb actually became a footnote in Beatles history: George and Pattie were fined for drug possession in Walton-on-Thames on March 12, 1969 — the same day Paul and Linda married.)
To snickers, Michael proposed voice overs for each song. E.g.: "Now Paul sings a song of true love."
The audience seated at Twickenham's Stage 1 would sit in the round, either at three-quarters or fully encircling the group. "You could build this place great like that, all of it like a coliseum," Paul said. "Four sides, then on the top of it all, your cameras, or a camera."
"I still don't think that's our best idea, for the record and on tape," Michael replied, resigned. "But I think if that's what we're going to do, it'll be fine. Because I'll make it fine, and you'll make it fine."
Coliseums real (Sabratha, top) and fabricated ("Around the Beatles" at Rediffusion's Wembley Park studio)
The bar for the Beatles' triumphant return to the stage re-established at "fine," Michael conceded "torch-lit is for next time."
While the coliseum-style arrangement recalled to Michael the currently shelved Sabratha, Paul was reminded of a moment in the group's history from four and a half years earlier, when Beatlemania was at its peak.
"It's a bit like 'Around the Beatles.'"
"Ah, I was thinking about that," Michael said. "That was a very good show. That's why I think it should be kind of theatrical. … Also the Presley show they've just done, apparently, which has more of an 'Around the Beatles' audience."
In reality, the live sequences in the '68 Comeback Special — broadcast on NBC as "Singer presents … Elvis" — had more of a "Hey Jude" vibe than an "Around The Beatles" one; there was always a distance between fans and the band in "Around the Beatles," while "Hey Jude" and the Comeback Special put the musicians within reach of the crowd, and the King several times interacted directly with the commoners. What "Around the Beatles" and the Comeback Special did share in their audiences was its enthusiasm-cum-mania.
The Comeback Special was being cited in discussions of the Beatles '69 show, but it had no influence on the "Hey Jude" taping, or vice versa. Elvis filmed the concert portion in late June 1968 but those tapes weren't broadcast until December. "Hey Jude" was filmed in early September 1968 and broadcast days later. The two paths never crossed.
Way beyond compare: Around the Beatles (left), Elvis' Comeback Special (center) and the "Hey Jude" promo film.
Elvis triumphantly rehabilitated his rock and roll credentials with his special; the Beatles didn't need to do that. Yet …
"One of the things we're up against," Michael continued, "is all the past things you've done."
Here we are with a reference to the past again. The Beatles did a lot. But surprisingly, although they were commonly featured across all facets of the media, they had very few their own television programs.
"There's only about three of them," Paul said, and John rattled off the list: "'Magical Mystery Tour,' 'Around the Beatles' and 'Shea'" — the latter the landmark 1965 concert at the former New York Mets ballpark that was broadcast a year later on BBC and in 1967 in the U.S. on ABC. (It recently had a run in theaters in 2016, remastered and looking downright fab as the capper to the enjoyable "Eight Days a Week" documentary).
But "Magical Mystery Tour" was a scripted musical, and "Shea" was a concert film. So that means …
"'Around the Beatles' is our only ever TV show, isn't it?" said Paul.
"And it was good," Michael said, as Glyn Johns — who had his first encounter with the group engineering a recording session for the music used in "Around The Beatles" (they lip-synched on the show) — called the program "fantastic."
After John broke into a few seconds of "Shout" — the finale of that show — Paul complained to Michael about a theater-in-the-round setup, arguing it's a step backward, replicating the set of "Around the Beatles."
"I think with every idea we will have is bound to be … any of us can pick out a negative side to it," Michael countered.
"Yeah," Paul replied. "But it should't be too heavy negative a side."
Michael asked the others for input, but John replied by playing Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen" — a song Michael said, without explanation, "always frightens me" — and swapping in a variety of British locales for the original American cities. (John delivered a more serious reworking of the song six years later on his Rock 'N' Roll album).
Returning to "I Me Mine," Michael remarked John and Yoko's waltz is "kind of theatrical. And it's also romantic, and it also fits the song." Michael was also concerned about the complete bill and "what's going to be our mind-blasting topper at the end, which I think ought to be a weep-weep, myself. A bang or a cry."
Paul leaned toward the bang, saying, "we intend to write a couple of rockers." That worked for Michael — at the beginning, at least. "I think you should open exciting and end with the audience in tears."
John launches into another Chuck Berry number, this time "Almost Grown," and is soon joined by Paul. Pleased, Michael said, "That's what January 20, 1969″ is all about."
The documentary portion of the production returns to Michael's forefront when he asks his crew if this performance is being filmed — don't forget, while the Nagra tapes recorded sound throughout the sessions, the group wasn't consistently filmed.
Despite the illusion, it was time to get back to work, and Paul returned to setting the agenda.
"Are we all right on George's number ('I Me Mine')? I'm not. Are you? Should we keep doing it a bit more?"
And so, for the time being, the Beatles ended negotiations regarding the live show. The metaphors don't come much easier: The Beatles' recounting and considering a return to a theater in the round left them talking in circles.
Tagged as '68 Comeback Special, Around the Beatles, Elvis Presley, February 19 1982, Good Night, I Me Mine, January 20, January 8, John Lennon, Live show, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Paul McCartney, Walton-on-Thames
Jan. 8: Two for the Road
Formal recording for Abbey Road wouldn't come until months after the Beatles' January 1969 sessions and not until the project was shelved along with its stable of new songs. It's with the luxury of retrospection we can establish that the sessions served as a demo venue for Abbey Road, not a bad byproduct of the weeks in the studio.
To this point — the pre-lunch portion of the January 8 session — the Beatles had in one form or another performed six future Abbey Road tracks ("Maxwell's Silver Hammer," "Oh! Darling," "Sun King,""She Came In Through the Bathroom Window," "Golden Slumbers" and "Carry That Weight") that were either contenders for the live show or simply unfinished bits for another day, if any.
"All Things Must Pass," deplorably, didn't make the cut on either Abbey Road or Let It Be. On this day, the final stabs at that Harrisong (which were the best ones to that point in these sessions, too) found John at piano, and it was there he re-introduced a future piece of the Abbey Road medley, "Mean Mr. Mustard."
New to the Get Back sessions, "Mean Mr. Mustard" wasn't at all new to the other Beatles, who had heard John's demo for the song the previous May at Kinfauns. You, too, can hear it for yourself if you crack open your copy of Anthology 3 and pop in the first disc, or on the 2018 reissue of the White Album. Or just listen below!
Pretty earthy, but that's the Esher Demos for you. Like "All Things Must Pass" and others, the influence of the group's February 1968 India trip stretched far past the subsequent White Album. Back in Twickenham, Mr. Mustard's sister was still Shirley, and he's yet to rediscover his roots with Polythene Pam. Her sordid story will come later. First, we can enjoy John performing "Mean Mr. Mustard" at the Get Back sesssions.
A bit more fleshed out with full instrumentation, the first 1969 take of "Mean Mr. Mustard" is roughly what it was nearly a year earlier, and not awfully far off from what it would become later on Abbey Road. It also stands as an alternate version of his work-in-progress "Madman," which was a few days away from debut at these sessions. But the Madman's story will come later, too.
Ultimately, John trashed the song, calling it, along with "Sun King" and "Polythene Pam," merely "bits of crap that I wrote in India."
But is one man's trash another's treasure?
All right, fine. Paul probably wasn't inspired by this take of "Mean Mr. Mustard," despite sharing bouncy piano chords, but it wouldn't have been the first time a song drawn from these sessions would bizarrely resurface many years later.
Before breaking for a bite, the Beatles returned to another song that would later be separated only by one track on the Abbey Road Side 2 medley. The number had already had a few rehearsals over the last few days, but it finally was given its formal name on January 8.
Paul: I think it's called "Bathroom Window" … But it's funny. It doesn't sound like a title. "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window."
Paul, Linda, Mary and Martha in the bathroom, 1969. The window is out of frame.
An earlier stab at a rehearsal never materialized, but after the Beatles spent about a half hour focusing on "All Things Must Pass" and John's quick "Mean Mister Mustard" detour, the "Window" was reopened. "Do you want to stay on that for 'Bathroom Window?'" Paul asked John, who was still at the piano. He did, and it marked the third consecutive day the group spent time on the song.
Mentioned previously in this space, one delight of the Twickenham takes of "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" is the chance to hear Paul harmonizing with John on the song. Remember the Abbey Road version features Paul double-tracked.
Still, it's hard to call these takes ultimately pleasurable. After some brief instruction, we hear three total takes of the song, with the first two dragging to the finish. The final take is a bit livelier. Unlike other McCartney compositions in the first week of the sessions, the song is indeed complete, though, with the same lyrics, melody and general instrumentation as we'd hear on Abbey Road, once that blessed day would come.
Now with "Mustard" on the table and the "Window" closed, the Beatles adjourned, quite appropriately, for lunch.
Tagged as Abbey Road, Cavendish, January 8, John Lennon, Mean Mr. Mustard, Paul McCartney, She Came in Through the Bathroom Window, St. John's Wood
Jan. 8: No blue moon in history
Having completed a spirited four-song run-through to jump-start the full band's session at Twickenham on January 8, 1969, with the ancient "One After 909," the Beatles managed to dig to the very bottom of the vault and the genesis of the Lennon/McCartney songwriting partnership.
It's a stretch to say the Beatles played "Too Bad About Sorrows" in the moments after they finished "One After 909," itself a primeval composition, one John had said was his own, but Paul claimed to have shared credit writing. The spark of "909" propelled the group further down Memory Lane and over to 20 Forthlin Road. Dating back more than a decade to 1957, "Too Bad About Sorrows" has the distinction of being the very first Lennon/McCartney collaboration, per Paul.
We would sit down with a school notebook which I have to this day, an old tattered copybook, blue lines on white paper, and I would write down anything we came up with, starting at the top of the first page with 'A Lennon-McCartney Original'. On the next page, 'Another Lennon-McCartney Original'; all pages have got that. We saw ourselves as very much the next great songwriting team. Which funnily enough is what we became! We started off, I think, with a song called 'Too Bad About Sorrows'. They all had very simple chord structures but we learned our craft that way.
Paul said much of the same here, on the South Bank Show in 1978.
Lasting about 15 seconds long, all we really hear on the January 8, 1969, performance is John singing the first line of the song — the title — over incoherent guitar and bass accompaniment, and two more garbled lines: "Too bad about love/There'll be no tomorrow." The performance itself is obviously forgettable as are so many of the brief stabs at songs these sessions, but this is particularly notable as it enabled the public — via decades of bootlegs and now YouTube clips like the one below sourced from those same bootlegs — to hear the very first Lennon/McCartney song.
The group would similarly perform a taste of "Too Bad About Sorrows" nearly two weeks later after the sessions shifted to Savile Row.
Straight out of the stab at "Too Bad About Sorrows," John playfully delivered the line, "There's no blue moon in history," before letting out a giggle. Seconds later, he and Paul shared vocals on an impromptu version of "Just Fun," the song John had just referenced and what is considered the second collaboration from the Lennon/McCartney team. In between, John delivered the line about "pot-smoking FBI members" that would eventually appear on the Let It Be album, and referenced in the last post.
Two days earlier, "Just Fun" had come up in conversation with director Michael Lindsay-Hogg and producer Glyn Johns in a sequence that ended up in the Let It Be film as they discussed the revival of "One After 909." Paul weakly sang the opening lines from "Just Fun" as part of a greater recounting of the early days of writing with John.
The Jan. 6 discussion of "Just Fun," from the "Get Back" book.
This attempt wasn't as comprehensive as the abbreviated January 6 version, lasting just a single line: "They said that our love was just fun." Things broke down as George interrupted to go over new songs to be rehearsed. "Just Fun" wasn't performed — at least at these sessions, and that we know of — by the Beatles again. Like "Too Bad About Sorrows," this wasn't any kind of groundbreaking performance, but it's a slice of history that's thankfully preserved.
Beyond the South Bank Show clip above, Paul has dusted off "Just Fun" elsewhere, including two verses' worth of the song at a 2004 soundcheck in Zurich, of all dates and places. Quite oddly, John's singing of the line "There's no blue moon in history" shows up in the once indispensable 1982 documentary "The Compleat Beatles" (this author's first real exposure to the band's history) as background during an interview with George Martin about Beatles For Sale, for some reason. So in that strict sense, it's actually been officially released, albeit a few seconds' worth.
Unfortunately, "Just Fun" is a terrible, terrible, awful lyric. Even Paul agrees.
There was one called 'Just Fun' we couldn't take any further: 'They said that our love was just fun / The day that our friendship begun / There's no blue moon / That I can see / There's never been / In history …' Ooops! It's horrible, this is horrible. When we heard heard that rhyme we just went off that song in a big way. We were never really able to fix it either. But they'd get written down and we'd play 'em. We'd say, 'Wow, we've written some songs, you know, d'you wanna hear them? "Said our love was just fun …"'
There's never been a blue moon in history? For heaven's sake, Paul, there was a blue moon over Liverpool in August 1956, 11 months before you met John and wrote this song!
It turned out OK for these guys, though, and Lennon/McCartney — together and alone — figured it out. For instance, we all can agree that "She Said She Said" — the next song the group played on January 8, after a mention from George — is a quite terrific lyric.
Considering the band never performed the song live, and presumably hadn't played it at all together in two-and-a-half years, the group holds together the first verse decently enough.
As we recount events two days before George left the Beatles on January 10, it's worth marking that the original 1966 recording session of "She Said She Said" was missing Paul. He walked out after he "had a blarney" with the others, the first Beatle to tentatively leave the group.
Tagged as 1957, Blue moon, January 8, John Lennon, Just Fun, One After 909, Paul McCartney, Quarrymen, She Said She Said, The Compleat Beatles, Too Bad About Sorrows, Twickenham
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Moving from Understanding Climate Change to Scalable Solutions
Of all the things contributing to climate change, the methane produced from cow burps may not seem like a high priority, but Deborah Bronk, PhD, President and CEO of the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in East Boothbay, would disagree.
"One of the largest sources of methane to the atmosphere are cow burps," explained Bronk. "Bacteria in the guts of cows convert some of their food to methane and they burp it back out and that is horrible for the climate. Depending on how you calculate it, methane can have up to 84 times the warming potential of CO2."
Scientists working on project Burp Busters (a joke name that stuck) are doing experiments mixing algae and seaweed to reduce the methane production in the guts of cows. It's bringing together Bigelow scientists, economists, and even the FDA to try and create a supplement for cows that farmers will buy.
"If we are going to solve climate change, we can't just understand why it is happening, we have to get solutions into the market at a scale where they have an impact." – Deborah Bronk, PhD, President and CEO, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences is a world-class research institute that studies the smallest organisms in the ocean, microscopic plants that power everything happening in the ocean food web. Their scientists work all over the globe, from the Gulf of Maine to Antarctica.
Photo Credit: Pete Countway, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
"Earth would be a cold, dead rock if it wasn't for these microscopic phytoplankton because they produced the first oxygen," commented Bronk. "Every other breath you take is oxygen from the ocean."
In order to learn everything they can about these organisms, the research institute deliberately seeks out scientists with different interest areas, placing a mathematician next to someone who studies disease next to someone who looks at phytoplankton.
"We like to bring a lot of different scientists together to look at ocean problems so we don't all think the same," said Bronk. "It's kind of our secret sauce and why we have been able to have such an impact on the field."
Despite the "disheartening" outlook of the latest UN Climate Report, Bronk is encouraged by more recent bipartisan cooperation on climate change in Washington and plans to invest more heavily in ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) funding, which looks to create transformational change by giving visionary scientists budgets at government agencies to push forward with big ideas. While not all of these projects will work, the ones that do can change the world, according to Bronk.
Bronk sees any opportunity for science to thrive as exciting, even when it's about cow burps.
"There are a billion cows on the planet," she explained. "We have real potential of getting something into millions of them that could reduce methane. I am thrilled!"
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The One with the Sarcasm
2013 Video, 6m37,
In humour, sarcasm presents a linguistic gap where text is at odds with its delivery. In Friends, Matthew Perry's character Chandler Bing became the spokesperson for sarcasm, delivering zinger after zinger on the show. His offbeat use of intonation and cadence had the ability to turn regular lines into scathing, sarcastic remarks. The One with the Sarcasm features male actors blindly reading a modified script of Chandler Bing lines. The actors were unaware that the script came from Friends and were only given the following character description to work from:
CHARACTER #1— MALE (18-28): Droll. Dry. A wry observer of everyone's life. And his own. Works in front of a computer doing something tedious in a claustrophobic cubicle in a nondescript office building. Survives by way of his sense of humor. And snacks.
Special thanks to the actors: Jordan Brazo, Zachary Dunn, Tyler Rhinehart, Joel Weissman. | {
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A 25-year-old man has been taken into police custody after he was disruptive on a flight and tried to run onto the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport on Friday morning.
The incident occurred just after 6 a.m. when an American Airlines flight from Minneapolis landed safely at Terminal 4.
According to Phoenix Police, the man had been acting strange and suspiciously during the flight, randomly touching the heads and faces of other fliers and spraying an unknown substance from a spray bottle on fellow passengers. The individual was brought to the front of the plane to disembark before others, but while waiting for the door to the jet way to open, the man opened the service door on the opposite side of the airplane and jumped out.
Police say the man suffered minor injuries when he landed on the ground approximately 10 feet below. Airport employees were able to stop the man from going any further, and he was arrested and taken to a local hospital for treatment. Officials also said the passengers aboard the flight did not want to press any charges, but the suspect will be facing trespassing charges once he is released from hospital.
Operations at Sky Harbor were not disrupted during this time, and the man's name has yet to be released.
Several passengers spoke to local media outlets and expressed their concerns over the man, and their fears that he may be involved in a terrorist attack when he started yelling and throwing things at people. One passenger even claimed he peed on their backpack. Flight attendants tried to calm the man down.
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Your time is typically better spent on the bike, but during your rest time, recover with a few cycling films on Netflix.
You're probably getting tired of this story, so I wouldn't blame you for skipping it. Still, the director does a great job of painting a picture of the incredible lengths that Lance and others went to in order to keep his secret safe.
Talk about a doping scandal. This documentary follows filmmaker and amateur cycling racer, Bryan Fogel, as he explores the doping options in cycling. As he goes deeper, he happens to meet a certain Russian scientist and discovers an international doping scandal like the world has never seen. Take some time to watch this Oscar-winning film.
One of the few touring films we've seen on Netflix, Pedal the World is the story of Felix Starck's adventure-filled year of cycling across 22 countries. If this doesn't get your wheels turning on the next adventure you'll take, well, you can watch a myriad of other great touring films streamable on Youtube and Vimeo.
With plenty of slow-motion shots and beautiful scenery, Deathgrip showcases the skills and techniques of legendary mountain bikers as they travel across continents with the goal of showing the world their vision of the sport.
This article was last updated on April 17, 2019.
Thanks for the tip, Jarmo!
I am an organizer of the BIKE FILM FESTIVAL OF GEMONA DEL FRIULI, UDINE, ITALY.
It will inaugurate April 27, 2019.
Would it be possible to get your cooperation? | {
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Stunning Warner Music Defeat vs Madonna 'Vogue' Co-Writer
A Manhattan federal appeals court has found that Warner Music Group is guilty of wrongfully withholding royalties from the co-writer behind Madonna's hit song "Vogue."
Two years ago, Robert 'Shep' Pettibone filed a lawsuit against the label claiming that both WMG and publishing division Warner/Chappell "withheld and failed to pay" royalties owed to him from the 1990 hit, despite demands and a notice of breach.
The money was seemingly being held back in order to recoup legal fees spent on a separate legal battle over a sample in Madonna's "Vogue," which Pettibone produced. At the time Pettibone and Madonna were accused by US company VMG Salsoul of illegally using a brief sample of a 1970s recording called "Love Break" on "Vogue."
Though Pettibone and Madonna won the sample case back in 2016, the appeals court overturned the lower court's decision to make VMG Salsoul pay the other side's legal fees. With Warner having paid for the lawyers, Pettibone filed his own lawsuit claiming the company was attempting to claw back hundreds of thousands of dollars from his royalties. Deductions, he alleged, were not permitted under his contracts with the major.
Though Warner argued that it was entitled to deduct royalties in this manner due to an indemnification agreement with Pettibone, yesterday (April 18) US Court of Appeals Circuit Judges Barrington D. Parker and Peter W. Hall ruled in favor of the writer and producer.
While former Manhattan U.S. District Judge Richard J. Sullivan had sided with WMG, ruling that the indemnification agreement granted the label group the right to withhold royalties, Parker and Hall ruled to overturn the decision stating that the contract's language was "tortured," "garbled," and "ambiguous," even hinting that Judge Sullivan may have forced Pettibone to pay "enormous" legal fees just to defend his rights on Madonna's "Vogue."
Following the stunning win, Pettibone will no longer be forced to pay Warner Music Group's legal fees, which are reportedly in the ballpark of $1 million.
photo: chrisweger [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
- CelebrityAccess
Bruce Houghton on 04/22/2019 in Major Labels, Music Business, Publishing & Songwriting | Permalink | Comments (1)
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The first of three A350-1000 development aircraft to fly – MSN059 – has landed at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport France at 15.00hrs local time after successfully completing its first flight which lasted four hours and 18 minutes.
The crew in the cockpit on board this flight comprised: Hugues van der Stichel, Experimental Test Pilot; Frank Chapman, Experimental Test Pilot and Gérard Maisonneuve, Test-Flight Engineer. Furthermore, monitoring all the test parameters at the Flight-Test-Instrumentation (FTI) station behind the cockpit were: Patrick du Ché, Head of Flight & Integration Tests; Emanuele Costanzo, Head of A350 Development Flight Tests; and Stéphane Vaux, Flight-Test Engineer.
Powered by Rolls-Royce's new Trent XWB-97 engines, the aircraft traversed south-western France, during which the crew explored the aircraft's handling and flight envelope. The aircraft was accompanied by a chase plane to observe and film the various manoeuvres. Its progress was monitored by experts on the ground in real-time via a direct telemetry link.
Airbus President and CEO Fabrice Brégier said: "We have seen today the world's most modern and efficient passenger aircraft – the A350-1000 – in action for the very first time, adding soon to the successful A350 Family. My congratulations and thanks go to all the teams who have contributed to make today's flight happen." He added: "We are equally pleased that many customers have witnessed this important milestone today together with us – here from our headquarters in Toulouse."
(Photo credit: Airbus)
Benefitting from the experience of the original A350-900 test campaign (accomplished in 2014), the A350-1000's development programme will be shorter – under one year for the three aircraft. MSN059's duties for performance testing will include exploration of the flight envelope, handling qualities, loads and braking. The second aircraft to fly, MSN071, will also be tasked with performance evaluation, which will encompass braking, powerplant, systems and autopilot. The third and final aircraft to fly – MSN065 – will be equipped with a cabin and will evaluate the cabin and air systems. MSN065 will also perform the "early long flights" and route-proving. The overall campaign will culminate in the type's certification followed by its entry into airline service in the second half of 2017 with first operator Qatar Airways – the largest A350-1000 customer to date with 37 on order.
The A350-1000 is the latest member of the Airbus leading widebody family, together with the A330neo, offering unprecedented levels of operating efficiency, low noise and true long-range capability. As well as having a longer fuselage to accommodate 40 more passengers than the A350-900, the A350-1000 also features a modified wing trailing-edge, new six-wheel main landing gears and more powerful Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 engines. The A350-1000 embodies all of the fuel efficiency and 'Airspace' cabin comfort of the original A350-900 – but with extra size perfectly tailored for our customers on some of their busiest long-haul routes. To date 11 customers from five continents have placed orders for a total of 195 A350-1000s.
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Boston Scientific cutting 230 jobs as it closes Bothell facility
Nov. 9, 2020 at 5:30 pm Updated Nov. 10, 2020 at 9:44 am
Paul Roberts
Seattle Times business reporter
Medical technology maker Boston Scientific is closing its Bothell facility and laying off 230 workers there, the company confirmed Monday.
Employees at the Bothell facility were notified of the closure more than a year ago, Boston Scientific spokesperson Kate Haranis said Monday in an email. The layoffs take effect Dec. 6, according to state records.
The closure comes as the pandemic has cut deeply into the sales of medical devices for elective surgeries, that make up much of Boston Scientific's business.
The Bothell operations are being transferred to other company locations, and Bothell employees were being offered severance benefits and the opportunity to apply for other company positions, Haranis said.
"We recognize that this is difficult for employees impacted by these changes," Haranis said. "The company is committed to providing these employees with support to help with their transition."
Boston Scientific's Bothell facility was originally a stand-alone company, Ekos, founded in the mid-1990s, which developed and manufactured an ultrasound-enhanced system for breaking up severe blood clots. In 2013, Ekos was purchased by London-based health-care company BTG for $180 million, plus a possible $40 million in future performance payments.
In 2018, Boston Scientific announced it would buy BTG for $4.2 billion. Shortly after the sale closed, in August 2019, Boston Scientific decided to shut down the Bothell facility, Haranis said.
"We looked at our combined organization's portfolio and footprint and decided to transfer the work currently performed at the Bothell site to existing Boston Scientific facilities to help us align our products, capabilities, technologies and resources to support our business strategies," Haranis said.
In April, Boston Scientific reported a significant decline in sales due to the pandemic, placed many of its employees on a four-day workweek and cut pay 20% for three months, according to The Boston Globe.
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package org.apache.sis.internal.jaxb.code;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Collections;
import javax.xml.bind.Marshaller;
import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.Role;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.DateType;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.CitationDate;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.Responsibility;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.PresentationForm;
import org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.citation.DefaultCitation;
import org.apache.sis.internal.jaxb.Schemas;
import org.apache.sis.xml.XML;
import org.apache.sis.xml.Namespaces;
import org.apache.sis.xml.MarshallerPool;
import org.apache.sis.test.XMLTestCase;
import org.junit.Test;
import static org.apache.sis.test.Assert.*;
/**
* Tests the XML marshaling of {@code CodeList}.
*
* @author Martin Desruisseaux (Geomatys)
* @author Guilhem Legal (Geomatys)
* @since 0.3
* @version 0.5
* @module
*
* @see <a href="http://jira.geotoolkit.org/browse/GEOTK-121">GEOTK-121</a>
*/
public final strictfp class CodeListMarshallingTest extends XMLTestCase {
/**
* Returns a XML string to use for testing purpose.
*
* @param baseURL The base URL of XML schemas.
*/
private static String getResponsiblePartyXML(final String baseURL) {
return "<gmd:CI_ResponsibleParty xmlns:gmd=\"" + Namespaces.GMD + "\">\n" +
" <gmd:role>\n" +
" <gmd:CI_RoleCode codeList=\"" + baseURL + Schemas.CODELISTS_PATH + "#CI_RoleCode\"" +
" codeListValue=\"principalInvestigator\">" + "Principal investigator</gmd:CI_RoleCode>\n" +
" </gmd:role>\n" +
"</gmd:CI_ResponsibleParty>";
}
/**
* Returns a XML string to use for testing purpose.
*
* @param baseURL The base URL of XML schemas.
*/
private static String getCitationXML(final String baseURL, final String language, final String value) {
return "<gmd:CI_Date xmlns:gmd=\"" + Namespaces.GMD + "\">\n" +
" <gmd:dateType>\n" +
" <gmd:CI_DateTypeCode codeList=\"" + baseURL + Schemas.CODELISTS_PATH + "#CI_DateTypeCode\"" +
" codeListValue=\"creation\" codeSpace=\"" + language + "\">" + value + "</gmd:CI_DateTypeCode>\n" +
" </gmd:dateType>\n" +
"</gmd:CI_Date>";
}
/**
* Tests marshaling using the default URL.
*
* @throws JAXBException If an error occurred while marshaling the XML.
*/
@Test
public void testDefaultURL() throws JAXBException {
final String expected = getResponsiblePartyXML(Schemas.METADATA_ROOT);
final Responsibility rp = (Responsibility) XML.unmarshal(expected);
assertEquals(Role.PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR, rp.getRole());
/*
* Use the convenience method in order to avoid the effort of creating
* our own MarshallerPool.
*/
final String actual = XML.marshal(rp);
assertXmlEquals(expected, actual, "xmlns:*");
}
/**
* Tests marshaling using the ISO URL.
*
* @throws JAXBException If an error occurred while marshaling the XML.
*/
@Test
public void testISO_URL() throws JAXBException {
final String expected = getResponsiblePartyXML(Schemas.ISO_19139_ROOT);
final Responsibility rp = (Responsibility) XML.unmarshal(expected);
assertEquals(Role.PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR, rp.getRole());
final MarshallerPool pool = getMarshallerPool();
final Marshaller marshaller = pool.acquireMarshaller();
marshaller.setProperty(XML.SCHEMAS, Collections.singletonMap("gmd",
"http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/ISO_19139_Schemas")); // Intentionally omit trailing '/'.
final String actual = marshal(marshaller, rp);
pool.recycle(marshaller);
assertXmlEquals(expected, actual, "xmlns:*");
}
/**
* Tests a code list localization.
*
* @throws JAXBException If an error occurred while marshaling the XML.
*/
@Test
public void testLocalization() throws JAXBException {
final MarshallerPool pool = getMarshallerPool();
final Marshaller marshaller = pool.acquireMarshaller();
/*
* First, test using the French locale.
*/
marshaller.setProperty(XML.LOCALE, Locale.FRENCH);
String expected = getCitationXML(Schemas.METADATA_ROOT, "fra", "Création");
CitationDate ci = (CitationDate) XML.unmarshal(expected);
assertEquals(DateType.CREATION, ci.getDateType());
String actual = marshal(marshaller, ci);
assertXmlEquals(expected, actual, "xmlns:*");
/*
* Tests again using the English locale.
*/
marshaller.setProperty(XML.LOCALE, Locale.ENGLISH);
expected = getCitationXML(Schemas.METADATA_ROOT, "eng", "Creation");
ci = (CitationDate) XML.unmarshal(expected);
assertEquals(DateType.CREATION, ci.getDateType());
actual = marshal(marshaller, ci);
assertXmlEquals(expected, actual, "xmlns:*");
pool.recycle(marshaller);
}
/**
* Tests marshaling of a code list which is not in the list of standard codes.
*
* @throws JAXBException If an error occurred while marshaling the XML.
*/
@Test
public void testExtraCodes() throws JAXBException {
final DefaultCitation id = new DefaultCitation();
id.setPresentationForms(Arrays.asList(
PresentationForm.valueOf("IMAGE_DIGITAL"), // Existing code with UML id="imageDigital"
PresentationForm.valueOf("test"))); // New code
final String xml = marshal(id);
// "IMAGE_DIGITAL" is marshalled as "imageDigital" because is contains a UML id, which is lower-case.
assertXmlEquals(
"<gmd:CI_Citation xmlns:gmd=\"" + Namespaces.GMD + "\">\n" +
" <gmd:presentationForm>\n" +
" <gmd:CI_PresentationFormCode codeListValue=\"imageDigital\">Image digital</gmd:CI_PresentationFormCode>\n" +
" </gmd:presentationForm>\n" +
" <gmd:presentationForm>\n" +
" <gmd:CI_PresentationFormCode codeListValue=\"test\">Test</gmd:CI_PresentationFormCode>\n" +
" </gmd:presentationForm>\n" +
"</gmd:CI_Citation>\n",
xml, "xmlns:*", "codeList", "codeSpace");
}
}
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The Carolina Hurricanes travel to Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum to play the New York Islanders on Tuesday, March 29, 2016. The opening line for this game has the Hurricanes at +153 and the Islanders at -170. The over/under has been set at 5.
Carolina comes into this matchup having played 76 games. They have an overall record of 33-28-15 and on the road they have a record of 15-15-8. Currently they are 6th in the Metropolitan Division. They've scored 186 goals and given up 206 goals for a point differential of -20. The Hurricanes have 15 overtime losses including 4 of them in a shootout. In the past 10 games they have an overall record of 4-2-4. For the season they have an ATS record of 32-43 and an over/under record of 25-26-25. New York shows up with a record of 40-25-9 including 22-9-4 at home this season. They are 4th in the Metropolitan Division. They've scored 208 goals and surrendered 192 for a goal differential of +16. The Islanders have 9 losses in OT and 5 of them occurred in a shootout. They have a record of 3-5-2 in their last 10 contests. Their record against the spread is 39-34 while their over/under record sits at 29-38-7.
Jordan Staal has accumulated 45 total points this season for the Hurricanes. He has 19 goals this season with 137 shots on goal giving him a shooting percentage of 14%. He has a total of 26 assists on the season and averages 18 minutes played per game. Victor Rask has averaged 17 minutes of ice time per game this year. In that time he has a shooting percentage of 13% by scoring 20 goals on 152 shots. He has 25 assists giving him a total of 45 points on the season. Cam Ward has 21 wins and 16 losses this season in net for the Hurricanes. He has had 1,218 shots against him and has given up 113 goals. He has made 1,105 saves for a save percentage of 91%.
John Tavares has accumulated 58 total points this season for the Islanders. He has 27 goals this season with 227 shots on goal giving him a shooting percentage of 12%. He has a total of 31 assists on the season and averages 20 minutes played per game. Kyle Okposo has averaged 18 minutes of ice time per game. In that time he has a shooting percentage of 12% by scoring 21 goals on 179 shots. He has 36 assists giving him a total of 57 points on the season. Thomas Greiss has 19 wins and 11 losses this season in net for the Islanders. He has had 1,066 shots against him and has given up 81 goals. He has made 985 saves for a save percentage of 92%.
The Hurricanes have 81 total points this season. They have scored 185 goals while giving up 202 goals. They have had 227 power play opportunities and have scored 38 goals on those chances for a percentage of 17%. The Hurricanes have allowed 189 power play opportunities and given up 29 goals on those chances for a penalty kill percentage of 85%. They average 30 shots per game and as a team are shooting 8.10% for the season to this point. They allow 27 shots to their opposition per contest and have a team save percentage of 90%.
The Islanders have a total of 89 points on the season. They have 39 power play goals on 207 opportunities thus far for a percentage of 19%. They have allowed 210 power play opportunities and have given up 30 goals on those chances for a penalty kill percentage of 86%. As a team, the Hurricanes have a total of 204 goals scored while they've given up 187 goals to this point. They average 30 shots per contest and have a team shooting percentage of 9.26%. As a team they give up 30 shots per game and have a save percentage of 92%.
Carolina has a Corsi percentage of 52.9% as they've attempted 4,387 shots on net at full strength while they've given up 3,909 shots on net in the same situations. Their Fenwick percentage is at 51.9% as they have 3,246 attempts while they've given up 3,006 shots on the defensive end. The Hurricanes start possessions in the offensive zone 54.1% of the time while their defensive zone percentage is at 45.9% for the season. They have 2,335 face off wins compared to 2,011 losses, meaning their faceoff win percentage is 53.7%. On defense Carolina has 1,451 hits and they've blocked 903 shots from the opposition.
New York has attempted 4,194 shots at full strength and they've given up 4,282 attempts, meaning their Corsi percentage is at 49.5% for the season. In terms of Fenwick percentage, they currently are at 49.7% as they have 3,056 shots while they've given up 3,093 attempts on defense. The Islanders have an offensive zone percentage of 52.1% and their defensive zone percentage is 47.9% so far this season. They have a faceoff win percentage of 49.6% as they've compiled 2,098 face off wins this season and they have suffered 2,129 face off losses. On defense New York has blocked 1,189 shot attempts and they have 2,127 hits as a unit.
Carolina Hurricanes Betting Trends
The Carolina Hurricanes are 32-43 straight up
The Carolina Hurricanes are 25-26-25 against the over/under
New York Islanders Betting Trends
The New York Islanders are 39-34 straight up
The New York Islanders are 29-38-7 against the over/under
Carolina Hurricanes Injuries
10/09/15 D James Wisniewski Knee out 6 months
03/27/16 C Riley Nash Upper Body "?" Tuesday vs NY Islanders
03/26/16 LW Phil Di Giuseppe Undisclosed out indefinitely
02/27/16 C Andrej Nestrasil Back out for season
New York Islanders Injuries
03/18/16 C Mikhail Grabovski Upper Body out indefinitely
03/13/16 D Marek Zidlicky Upper Body out indefinitely
03/13/16 D Adam Pelech Shoulder out indefinitely
03/09/16 GO Jaroslav Halak Groin expected to miss 6-8 weeks
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2016-current: NHMRC Early Career Fellow, School of BABS
2015: Research Associate, School of BABS
2014: PhD in Molecular Genetics – School of BABS
2011: MPhil (BABS) Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
2008: Research Assistant, Corporation for Biological Research (Corporación para Investigaciones Biológicas - CIB), Colombia
2007: Doctor of Medicine, Del Rosario University (Universidad del Rosario),...view more
2007: Doctor of Medicine, Del Rosario University (Universidad del Rosario), Colombia
Research Contribution
Natalia is currently an NHMRC Early Career Fellow (2016-2020) who has worked in the fields of molecular biology, microbiology, and biostatistics related to immunogenetics and genetics of cancer for the past 8 years. Following the completion of her MD degree, she was awarded a scholarship from COLFUTURO (Colombia) to undertake an Master of Philosophy (BABS) degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics at UNSW Australia. After being awarded a University International Postgraduate Award (UIPA), she initiated her doctoral studies in the School of BABS to investigate the role of innate immunity in Helicobacter pylori-related gastric cancer, completing her PhD in December 2014. More recently, as a postdoctoral research associate in the Helicobacter and Campylobacter laboratory in BABS, she has been working on the role of host genetics, Helicobacter and Campylobacter infections, and gastrointestinal dysbiosis, in chronic inflammation and carcinogenesis.
In relation to her NHMRC Fellowship, Natalia's vision for the next 4 years is to better understand the role of Helicobacter pylori-induced inflammation in gastric cancer by addressing issues that are crucial to the host immune response to this bacterium. This could lead to the identification of novel markers of disease susceptibility and therapeutic targets, potentially resulting in intervention strategies and/or treatments for gastric cancer, the thirdleading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide.
School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences
Level 3 BioSciences Building Room 301
by Dr Natalia Castano Rodriguez
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Publisher: HarperOne
A special 25th anniversary edition of the extraordinary international bestseller, including a new Foreword by Paulo Coelho.
Combining magic, mysticism, wisdom and wonder into an inspiring tale of self-discovery, The Alchemist has become a modern classic, selling millions of copies around the world and transforming the lives of countless readers across generations.
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There had been a few concerns that the International Fastener Expo (IFE) might be somewhat 'hexed' by Halloween. Far from it, says Executive Editor Phil Matten – in Las Vegas this time as part of an EFDA delegation developing US-European links.
In fact, within half an hour of opening on 31st October the domestic exhibitor zone of the biggest North American event was already emitting the audible vibrancy of a show that meant business. Halloween was to be glimpsed here and there amongst the booths, as were occasional signs of concern over international trade relationships, but in the round the American fastener industry was emitting tonnes of positivity on the back of a strong trading year.
One innovation, on the set-up day, was a three hour preview access to the Machinery and 'SourceGlobal' areas – the latter primarily but not exclusively suppliers from Asia. On entering it was hard to suppress a shiver of unease that this was a show not quite ready for visitors. Some booths, both machinery and international, were still setting up or unoccupied, and aisles were not yet carpeted. 'Vegas' is an intensive show, which limits domestic exhibitors' time to get away from their own booths to visit suppliers. The concept, then, was certainly well-motivated, but execution, leastways first time round, was not entirely convincing. It'll be interesting to see how it is played next year.
Come Halloween, however, with carpets laid throughout and the domestic and global sourcing areas completely integrated, it was a different atmosphere. The whole show was definitely ready for business – and quick to get down to it. To this irregular visitor there were noticeably more, bigger and better feature stands from domestic exhibitors, which added to the overall professionalism of the event. The 'global sourcing area', too, was largely transformed by well-designed shell scheme 'pavilions' promoting Korean, Taiwanese, Chinese, Indian and – very visibly – Hong Kong fastener suppliers. Between domestic and global zones was the 'Sessions Corner' – a seated area hosting a programme of technical and managerial seminars, including one from EFDA president, Dr Volker Lederer. The area also hosted IFE's award ceremonies mid-afternoon on the first full day.
One of the enduring qualities of the Vegas event is its off-show-floor seminar programme. Those tackling issues of the day were definitely well attended, despite being hosted two long escalator rides above the exhibition floor. Veteran consultant and trainer Carmen Vertullo joined co-founder of the AIM Testing Laboratory, Rob LaPointe in navigating California's recently strengthened 'Proposition 65' environmental legislation. Their take? "It's not about labels, and it's not about chemicals – It's about NOT GETTING SUED". Unsurprisingly, there was also a full house to hear Vanessa Sciarra, from the National Foreign Trade Council, explore and answer plenty of questions on the tariff regime introduced by the Trump Administration under Sections 232 and 301.
In its third year of ownership of the Vegas Show, Emerald Expositions is clearly careful to retain the historic strengths of the biggest North American fastener industry event – but is carefully introducing innovations. Organisation generally felt tight and effective, promotion definitely energetic, with some subtle but apparently positive developments on the show floor. The second full show day has now been extended from a historic midday finish to 16:00. As always, day two was quieter – they're long nights in Vegas! That said, healthy visitor traffic maintained for the morning, albeit with more exhibitor to exhibitor contact. Activity tapered markedly by 15:00, by which time some booths were definitely stripping down and others were fidgeting.
Although perhaps not enforced with the same rigidity as under previous management, IFE very definitely continues to be a fastener trade show, although there were hints that might change in the future, with user visitors perhaps not just accepted but encouraged. It was certainly good to see the show back at the Mandalay Bay, even if the big Vegas hotels' propensity to charge their captive audience can be excruciating – an US$18 room charge for a litre of mineral water takes some swallowing.
Is there relevance for Europeans? Well, Stuttgart it is not – nor should either of the big shows either side of the Atlantic ever seek to emulate the other. Each has a distinctive character that matches its own market. The 'global sourcing' element of each is fundamentally similar so a European visitor is unlikely to encounter many new Far Eastern suppliers. The real opportunity for the overseas visitor is the concentrated opportunity to see the full spectrum of North American products and suppliers and understand how their market operates. In the past European suppliers have certainly developed North American business through exhibiting at the show – although most would tell you that persistence is a necessity. A 'one-off' appearance in Vegas has rarely proven successful.
For this Vegas 'veteran' of some sixteen years, this event definitely still has its own magic, and this edition rated well up the ranks of the ten or so visited over that time. Yes, there are other, very competent fastener events in the United States, established or establishing their own niche in a large and complex market. There is, however, only one Vegas Fastener Show – Viva that! | {
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PC Games > Hidden Object Games > Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends
Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends
Follow orphan Eva on a trip to mystical Prague in Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends. After a relative's mysterious death, Eva inherits an ancient house in Prague. Knowing nothing about her past, she goes looking for answers. There she uncovers secrets about the house, her family and an insidious plan of the black alchemist. A wonderful and dangerous adventure is about to begin. Are you ready?
Mysterious atmosphere in old Prague
Alchemy items and secrets to find
Fantastic puzzles to solve
OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends is rated 3.4 out of 5 by 46.
Rated 5 out of 5 by pcpat923 from OUTSTANDING NEVER GROWS OLD That's right. 2012 I believe JetDog Studios Game has an outstanding story, interactive map cause you'll need this to jump around and progress. Loved the low key subtle scary themes, background and the many cut scenes throughout. Orphaned at a young age, Eva travels to Prague as she's inherited a property but would rather understand her family history. She was never prepared at the events that unfolded. Indeed, they don't make games like these any longer. Standard Edition is challenging, lengthy and players can replay the puzzles once completed. Also recommend a few of their other older games: Anabel - 2009 Millennium Secrets Emerald Curse - 2010 Millennium Secrets Roxanne's Necklace - 2011 Enjoy! -Mama Mia-
Rated 5 out of 5 by skullfun from Alchemy Mysteries delivers an intriguing adventure story!!! Play the role of Eva and travel to Prague where you have just inherited a mysterious house from an unknown relative. Meet the Sinister Carl Schwarzenberg and his assistant Miss Anna and figure out their evil plan. With the help of your partner Adam you must learn about your heritage and discover the means to complete an ancient ritual to save yourself and the entire world. This point and click adventure is unique in the fact that you pan left and right through each scene. A map is included, which is great because you will need it to navigate the vast territory. The length of the game is close to 6 hours, with lots of puzzles, interactive hos, and good graphics. Voice acting could have been executed a bit better, but easy to over look. I really enjoyed this HOPA because of the level of challenge. Some beginners may want to demo before purchase. Highly recommend for seasoned players. I hope they produce a sequel to this game!!!
Rated 5 out of 5 by sapoe from great for me! First, I don't care about negative reviews in this game. For me, it's truly fun game. Sometimes, I get bored playing games with so many HOS. This game can balance it. It's not usual so I don't get bored easily. Thanks dev, I love it and god job!
Rated 5 out of 5 by aleta59 from Pretty cool game Great storyline: Eva is coerced into going to Prague by being told she inherited a home from a distant relative. Once there, she is faced with numerous challenges and danger as she tries to find out more about this distant relative. Great characters and VOS. Interactive map (yea!). HOS interactive, and some parts are other places. Puzzles a bit hard, and long skip button. Had to do a walkthrough to figure out how to use that magic lamp thingee. A lot of seek and find, which I love. One weird thing, tho: from the original scenes, when you return to the house, the colors became muted, and even the graphics changed. Strange. The ending gives a hint of future games in this series. Good length: 5.25 casual play.
Rated 5 out of 5 by CourageAngel from Different that other HIdden Object games, but still good! Yeah, it's different than other HIdden Object games, and the puzzles are easy to solve, in my opinion. And if it's too difficult, the skip button charges pretty fast. The hint button is very helpful, and the journal is a good help too. I wasn't too fond of the voices though. I either read it myself or skipped it. The game is kind of adventure-y too. But I enjoyed that. The story was nice too.
Rated 5 out of 5 by squeekie from Alchemy Mysteries An interesting story plot with a lot of turns, the graphics are very good and the hint button helps in two ways to tell the direction (even if the hint button still needs to refill this works) and the hint itself. An excellent game very imaginative.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nilosh from A Good Adventure Game I use to love these types of adventure games and it has been a while since we had one from these developers. Albeit, everything about this game may look dated to some but it has an appeal on its own. I love the 3D like graphics and animations which reminds me of some of the older Adventure games I use to play. I remember these developers and they do have flare when it comes to storylines. Based on the demo trial, I enjoyed the game play as well as the storyline. This time our adventure takes us to the beautiful city of Prague where our Heroine has inherited a house and embarks on an adventure that will reveal the mystery surrounding the truth about her family. You have options for cursor, scroll screen, wide screen and there are 2 modes of game play. There are voice-overs and game features include a journal, task list, interactive map where you can jump to places as well as follow progress and a hint system that only shows you sparkles. Game play is mostly adventure with HO scenes and some puzzles thrown in. The HO scenes are interactive and offer something extra; sometimes you need to leave the scene to find one paticular item on the list. This game does have merits and is challenging as you need to use your brain cells in order to figure out where to go and what to do; especially in the advance mode. I expect hard core adventure players will have a blast with this one. Once again, the game looks dated, there are some samll glitches in the game play and some of the instructions (due to language) are vague. However I really enjoyed my hour of game-play and look forward to continuing on. The story I found intriguing and I really do love getting lost in Proague.
Rated 5 out of 5 by sporoy from good but upper intermediate good game same cases are really hard to find..
Rated 5 out of 5 by millieann from One of the Best Had all the elements of a FUN game.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ninny100 from The older games are the best WHY can't they make em like this anymore??? Love the oldies much better than the newbies. Totally engrossed in the story and gameplay. Great for experts too
Alchemy Mysteries: Prague Legends Reviews - page 2
Follow orphan Eva on a trip to mystical Prague. Will she find out about her Royal origins, find real love, and save the world from a monster? It's all up to you. | {
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package integration
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"io/ioutil"
"net/http"
"os"
"strings"
"time"
"github.com/docker/docker/pkg/namesgenerator"
"github.com/go-check/check"
d "github.com/libkermit/docker"
"github.com/libkermit/docker-check"
"github.com/traefik/traefik/v2/integration/try"
checker "github.com/vdemeester/shakers"
)
// Images to have or pull before the build in order to make it work.
// FIXME handle this offline but loading them before build.
var RequiredImages = map[string]string{
"swarm": "1.0.0",
"traefik/whoami": "latest",
}
// Docker tests suite.
type DockerSuite struct {
BaseSuite
project *docker.Project
}
func (s *DockerSuite) startContainer(c *check.C, image string, args ...string) string {
return s.startContainerWithConfig(c, image, d.ContainerConfig{
Cmd: args,
})
}
func (s *DockerSuite) startContainerWithLabels(c *check.C, image string, labels map[string]string, args ...string) string {
return s.startContainerWithConfig(c, image, d.ContainerConfig{
Cmd: args,
Labels: labels,
})
}
func (s *DockerSuite) startContainerWithNameAndLabels(c *check.C, name, image string, labels map[string]string, args ...string) string {
return s.startContainerWithConfig(c, image, d.ContainerConfig{
Name: name,
Cmd: args,
Labels: labels,
})
}
func (s *DockerSuite) startContainerWithConfig(c *check.C, image string, config d.ContainerConfig) string {
if config.Name == "" {
config.Name = namesgenerator.GetRandomName(10)
}
container := s.project.StartWithConfig(c, image, config)
// FIXME(vdemeester) this is ugly (it's because of the / in front of the name in docker..)
return strings.SplitAfter(container.Name, "/")[1]
}
func (s *DockerSuite) stopAndRemoveContainerByName(c *check.C, name string) {
s.project.Stop(c, name)
s.project.Remove(c, name)
}
func (s *DockerSuite) SetUpSuite(c *check.C) {
project := docker.NewProjectFromEnv(c)
s.project = project
// Pull required images
for repository, tag := range RequiredImages {
image := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%s", repository, tag)
s.project.Pull(c, image)
}
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TearDownTest(c *check.C) {
s.project.Clean(c, os.Getenv("CIRCLECI") != "") // FIXME
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestSimpleConfiguration(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
// TODO validate : run on 80
// Expected a 404 as we did not configure anything
err = try.GetRequest("http://127.0.0.1:8000/", 500*time.Millisecond, try.StatusCodeIs(http.StatusNotFound))
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestDefaultDockerContainers(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
name := s.startContainer(c, "swarm:1.0.0", "manage", "token://blablabla")
// Start traefik
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "http://127.0.0.1:8000/version", nil)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req.Host = fmt.Sprintf("%s.docker.localhost", strings.ReplaceAll(name, "_", "-"))
// FIXME Need to wait than 500 milliseconds more (for swarm or traefik to boot up ?)
resp, err := try.ResponseUntilStatusCode(req, 1500*time.Millisecond, http.StatusOK)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
var version map[string]interface{}
c.Assert(json.Unmarshal(body, &version), checker.IsNil)
c.Assert(version["Version"], checker.Equals, "swarm/1.0.0")
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestDockerContainersWithTCPLabels(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
// Start a container with some labels
labels := map[string]string{
"traefik.tcp.Routers.Super.Rule": "HostSNI(`my.super.host`)",
"traefik.tcp.Routers.Super.tls": "true",
"traefik.tcp.Services.Super.Loadbalancer.server.port": "8080",
}
s.startContainerWithLabels(c, "traefik/whoamitcp", labels, "-name", "my.super.host")
// Start traefik
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
err = try.GetRequest("http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/rawdata", 500*time.Millisecond, try.StatusCodeIs(http.StatusOK), try.BodyContains("HostSNI(`my.super.host`)"))
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
who, err := guessWho("127.0.0.1:8000", "my.super.host", true)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
c.Assert(who, checker.Contains, "my.super.host")
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestDockerContainersWithLabels(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
// Start a container with some labels
labels := map[string]string{
"traefik.http.Routers.Super.Rule": "Host(`my.super.host`)",
}
s.startContainerWithLabels(c, "swarm:1.0.0", labels, "manage", "token://blabla")
// Start another container by replacing a '.' by a '-'
labels = map[string]string{
"traefik.http.Routers.SuperHost.Rule": "Host(`my-super.host`)",
}
s.startContainerWithLabels(c, "swarm:1.0.0", labels, "manage", "token://blablabla")
// Start traefik
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "http://127.0.0.1:8000/version", nil)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req.Host = "my-super.host"
// FIXME Need to wait than 500 milliseconds more (for swarm or traefik to boot up ?)
_, err = try.ResponseUntilStatusCode(req, 1500*time.Millisecond, http.StatusOK)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req, err = http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "http://127.0.0.1:8000/version", nil)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req.Host = "my.super.host"
// FIXME Need to wait than 500 milliseconds more (for swarm or traefik to boot up ?)
resp, err := try.ResponseUntilStatusCode(req, 1500*time.Millisecond, http.StatusOK)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
var version map[string]interface{}
c.Assert(json.Unmarshal(body, &version), checker.IsNil)
c.Assert(version["Version"], checker.Equals, "swarm/1.0.0")
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestDockerContainersWithOneMissingLabels(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
// Start a container with some labels
labels := map[string]string{
"traefik.random.value": "my.super.host",
}
s.startContainerWithLabels(c, "swarm:1.0.0", labels, "manage", "token://blabla")
// Start traefik
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "http://127.0.0.1:8000/version", nil)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req.Host = "my.super.host"
// FIXME Need to wait than 500 milliseconds more (for swarm or traefik to boot up ?)
// TODO validate : run on 80
// Expected a 404 as we did not configure anything
err = try.Request(req, 1500*time.Millisecond, try.StatusCodeIs(http.StatusNotFound))
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
}
func (s *DockerSuite) TestRestartDockerContainers(c *check.C) {
tempObjects := struct {
DockerHost string
DefaultRule string
}{
DockerHost: s.getDockerHost(),
DefaultRule: "Host(`{{ normalize .Name }}.docker.localhost`)",
}
file := s.adaptFile(c, "fixtures/docker/simple.toml", tempObjects)
defer os.Remove(file)
// Start a container with some labels
labels := map[string]string{
"traefik.http.Routers.Super.Rule": "Host(`my.super.host`)",
"traefik.http.Services.powpow.LoadBalancer.server.Port": "2375",
}
s.startContainerWithNameAndLabels(c, "powpow", "swarm:1.0.0", labels, "manage", "token://blabla")
// Start traefik
cmd, display := s.traefikCmd(withConfigFile(file))
defer display(c)
err := cmd.Start()
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
defer s.killCmd(cmd)
req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "http://127.0.0.1:8000/version", nil)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
req.Host = "my.super.host"
// FIXME Need to wait than 500 milliseconds more (for swarm or traefik to boot up ?)
resp, err := try.ResponseUntilStatusCode(req, 1500*time.Millisecond, http.StatusOK)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
var version map[string]interface{}
c.Assert(json.Unmarshal(body, &version), checker.IsNil)
c.Assert(version["Version"], checker.Equals, "swarm/1.0.0")
err = try.GetRequest("http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/rawdata", 60*time.Second, try.BodyContains("powpow"))
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
s.stopAndRemoveContainerByName(c, "powpow")
defer s.project.Remove(c, "powpow")
time.Sleep(5 * time.Second)
err = try.GetRequest("http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/rawdata", 10*time.Second, try.BodyContains("powpow"))
c.Assert(err, checker.NotNil)
s.startContainerWithNameAndLabels(c, "powpow", "swarm:1.0.0", labels, "manage", "token://blabla")
err = try.GetRequest("http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/rawdata", 60*time.Second, try.BodyContains("powpow"))
c.Assert(err, checker.IsNil)
}
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Researchers studying host-pathogen interactions explore how disease-causing microbes or viruses sustain themselves within host organisms on a molecular, cellular, organismal or population level.
The UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences is digging deeper into infectious diseases such as Francisella, Lyme disease, HIV, and Zika due in part to funding from an NIH COBRE grant, 5P20GM113123.
For more information on the host-pathogen research ongoing at UND, contact Associate Professor Jyotika Sharma, PhD via email or at 701-777-2624. | {
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Andor open high tech facility in West Belfast
A new £6 million factory for Andor Technology at Springvale Business Park in West Belfast was opened today by Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Investment Barry Gardiner.
The new premises will enable the company to grow its operations and exploit its lead in the electro-optical technology market. The Invest Northern Ireland-backed investment will result in the company increasing its workforce from 110 to 170 by the end of 2006.
Mr Gardiner said: "Andor's commitment to research and development and to global marketing of its leading edge products has resulted in steady and profitable growth for the company over the last five years.
"These new state-of-the-art premises increase the company's capability in continuing product innovation and development and will help it achieve the ambitious growth targets it has set for itself.
"Companies like Andor highlight Northern Ireland's reputation as a world class centre of excellence in the leading edge technology required for the growing life sciences and nano-technology markets. Northern Ireland's Regional Innovation Strategy 'think|create|innovate' has identified both of these sectors as priority areas in which we have the facilities and capabilities to compete internationally".
Mr Gardiner said that Andor was an "excellent example" of how university research can be successfully exploited commercially.
Dr Hugh Cormican, Managing Director of Andor Technology, said: "Andor's objective is to be the market leader in specialist scientific cameras for Original Equipment Manufacture and research requirements. We will continue investing in R&D and in our global sales and marketing capacity in the US, Europe and Japan.
"The new facility gives us the opportunity to implement new manufacturing processes that will greatly reduce our total process time and increase efficiency, productivity and profitability".
Andor Technology, which moved to the Springvale site in 1997, designs, develops and manufactures specialist scientific cameras.
The investment involves the expansion of the company's research, development and manufacturing facilities.
Andor was originally formed as a spin out from research at Queen's University and maintains close links with the establishment.
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Friday morning's Alternative Investment Market flotation of Queen's University spin-off company Andor Technology, the first of a university spin-out company in Northern Ireland, is "a breakthrough in the commercialisation of university research", Vice-Chancellor, Professor Peter Gregson, has said.
Andor announce £6m expansion in west Belfast
Minister with responsibility for Enterprise, Trade & Investment, Ian Pearson, has announced that high-tech company Andor Technology is investing over £6 million in an expansion of its operation in west Belfast.
UU launches world-class researchers search
The University of Ulster has launched a campaign to attract world-class researchers to Northern Ireland as part of new research institute structures. The University is establishing 13 new research institutes as part of a strategic initiative to develop its position as a centre for outstanding research.
£2.8m Investment Creates 46 Jobs In Co Antrim
A start-up engineering firm is to create 46 new roles in Co Antrim with a £2.8 million investment. MAW Engineering is set to open a new commercial vehicle venture, including a purpose-built manufacturing facility in Toome. The firm specialises in the manufacture and assembly of walking floor trailers and vehicle bodies.
NI Economic Research Institute swings into operation
The new Economic Research Institute will play an important role in contributing to economic debate and understanding in Northern Ireland and in the development of the local economy", according to Ian Pearson Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State.
This Evening and Tonight:
Staying dry and clear, leading to a widespread frost across the Province, also towards dawn the chance of a few freezing fog patches. Winds light mainly from the west. Minimum temperature -3 °C. | {
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Leicester to return to action Saturday after death of owner
Broncos trade wide receiver Demaryius Thomas to Texans
Former FIFA Council member gets soccer life ban for bribery
ZURICH (AP) — Former FIFA Council member Kwesi Nyantakyi was banned from soccer for life on Tuesday after being filmed taking bribes by an undercover television program in Ghana.
FIFA said its ethics committee judges found Nyantakyi guilty of bribery, corruption and conflict of interest.
Nyantakyi was also fined 500,000 Swiss francs ($498,000), though it is unclear if FIFA has any authority to force payment.
Nyantakyi was the senior vice president of the Confederation of African Football and president of Ghana's soccer federation when the TV footage was revealed in May.
He was shown taking $65,000 in cash from reporters posing as businessmen to secure favor with Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo and other government officials.
Nyantakyi, who was elected by African federations to a seat on FIFA's ruling committee with an annual stipend of $300,000 in 2016, resigned his soccer positions days before the World Cup began in Russia.
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may I never be disappointed.
incline Your ear to me and deliver me.
from the grasp of the unjust and the lawless.
I sing Your praises always.
since You are my mighty refuge.
glorifying You all day long.
when my strength fails, do not forsake me!
my God, hasten to my aid!
let those who seek my ruin be clothed in reproach and disgrace!
and add to the many praises of You.
though I know not how to tell it.
I celebrate Your beneficence, Yours alone.
O God, who is Your peer!
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my whole being, which You have redeemed.
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Below you will find a full listing of the Dog Friendly Cottages in Freshwater that we have featured on our website. Each of these Freshwater holiday cottages will allow at least 1 dog and many will allow even more. Freshwater is located on Western side of the Island, with beautiful countryside, amazing coastal views, not to mention the impressive White Cliffs of Freshwater Bay. | {
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Dalit murder case: SC gives Guj last chance to file reply
By IANS | Published on Mon, Nov 23 2020 23:42 IST | 3 Views
Supreme Court. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Nov 23 : The Supreme Court on Monday gave the final opportunity to the Gujarat government to file its reply on an appeal against bail granted to an accused in the murder case of a Dalit man, who was allegedly beaten to death in a factory near Rajkot.
A bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan, R.S. Reddy and M.R. Shah asked the Gujarat government counsel why the state has not filed its counter affidavit on the appeal against last year's High Court order, which granted bail to the accused.
In February 2019, the High Court had granted bail to accused Tejas Kanubhai Zala citing weak evidence against him. In November last year, the top court had issued notice in the matter.
Zala and four others allegedly brutally assaulted 35-year-old Dalit ragpicker Mukesh Vaniya with a pipe and a belt from a machine to the extent that he died on the spot.
The bench queried the state government counsel why no response has been filed and warned that such things will not be tolerated. "Why is this happening and even in other (matters), no affidavits are being filed," the bench said.
Senior advocate Collin Gonsalves, appearing for the petitioner, cited the details of the incident before the bench and also the medical report, which stated that victim had 24 grievous injury marks.
In May 2018, the police arrested five accused, including the owner of Radadiya Industries where the incident allegedly took place, under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act. The police also added charges relating to murder and wrongful confinement. The video of the incident was widely circulated on social media, and purportedly showed two people taking turns to beat Vaniya with a stick.
Vaniya's wife registered police compliant after he died on the way to the hospital.
The bench granted one week time, as a last opportunity, to the state government to file a counter affidavit and posted the matter further hearing next week.
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UNRWA Celebrates World Teachers' Day
الأونروا تحتفل باليوم العالمي للمعلم
On 6 October, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) hosted an event at the Amman Training Centre in honour of World Teachers' Day. More than 150 people, including UNRWA staff members as well as Agency partners, gathered to celebrate the role of UNRWA teachers in providing quality education to Palestine refugees, even in times of emergency.
Events were held throughout the Agency's five fields of operations. The UNRWA school system is one of the largest in the Middle East, with over 700 schools and 22,000 educational staff providing a high-quality, free-of-charge basic education to some 500,000 young Palestine refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
The global theme for World Teachers' Day 2013 was 'A call for teachers!' At the ceremony in Amman, UNRWA Deputy Commissioner-General Margot Ellis used the opportunity to highlight the crucial role of UNRWA teachers in educating Palestine refugee children. Anna Segall, Acting Director of UNRWA Operations in Jordan, also stressed the importance of high-quality teaching, as well as continued learning, self-improvement and development for teachers themselves, to build their capacity, and, through them, that of the Agency's education system.
Professor Jihad Hamdan, Chief of the UNRWA education programme in Jordan, said that teachers were change agents. "They contribute to shaping the minds and the future of our children. Our objective is to empower UNRWA teachers through innovative programmes helping them make the huge difference we expect in our schools," he said. Professor Hamdan added that "without well-trained, open-minded and dedicated teachers, quality education will remain a dream and a slogan for many years to come."
UNRWA Director of Education Dr Caroline Pontefract discussed the Agency's education reform, launched in 2011, and its many achievements. "Our teachers are our most important resource," she noted. "Through this reform, we have worked hard to support them with innovative teacher training programmes and an Agency-wide Teacher Policy, which provides greater opportunities for career progression and enhanced professionalism."
At the Amman Training Centre, a collection of World Teachers' Day posters provided a visual celebration of UNRWA teachers and their work, and an awards ceremony for teachers was also held. Attendees were also able to take a closer look at some of the reform programme's tangible products, including teacher-training packages for School-Based Teacher Development and teacher toolkits for initiatives including Leading for the Future, Inclusive Education and Human Rights, Conflict Resolution and Tolerance. Folklore and music performances by Palestine refugee students provided a fitting finale to the event.
World Teachers' Day was inaugurated on 5 October 1994 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to commemorate the signing, in 1966, of the UNESCO/ILO Recommendation on the Status of Teachers. The day aims to celebrate teachers and their central role in guiding children, young people and adults through the lifelong learning process.
UNRWA is a United Nations agency established by the General Assembly in 1949 and is mandated to provide assistance and protection to a population of some 5 million registered Palestine refugees. Its mission is to help Palestine refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, West Bank and the Gaza Strip to achieve their full potential in human development, pending a just solution to their plight. UNRWA's services encompass education, health care, relief and social services, camp infrastructure and improvement, and microfinance.
Financial support to UNRWA has not kept pace with an increased demand for services caused by growing numbers of registered refugees, expanding need, and deepening poverty. As a result, the Agency's General Fund (GF), supporting UNRWA's core activities and 97 per cent reliant on voluntary contributions, has begun each year with a large projected deficit. Currently the deficit stands at US$ 54.3 million.
Christopher Gunness
UNRWA Spokesperson
[email protected] Sami Mshasha
UNRWA Arabic Spokesperson
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College Football Week 3 - Can Auburn Rebound in the SEC?
College Football Week 3 Preview — Can Auburn Rebound in the SEC?
Can Auburn and the SEC regroup after a disappointing weekend? Can Notre Dame avoid the injury bug against Georgia Tech? Those are just some of the big questions this week in college football.
Can Auburn Turn It Around?
After being picked by many as a playoff contender this year, Auburn survived the scare of a lifetime last week, needing a last-minute comeback and overtime to survive what would have been the biggest upset in history against FCS school Jacksonville State. This week things get significantly harder with a road trip to Death Valley to take on No. 13 LSU.
Through two weeks, Auburn has given up nearly 200 rushing yards per game (97th nationally) and now has to work to slow down LSU's star sophomore, Leonard Fournette, who rushed for 159 yards and three scores last week against Mississippi State. Combine that with a pass defense ranked 81st nationally, and it appears Jeremy Johnson (373 yards, three TDs and five interceptions) and the Auburn offense may have to get into a shootout to pull off the road upset.
How Does the SEC Regroup?
While Auburn's near-miss was the biggest story of the weekend, it was a pretty rough week all around for the SEC. Tennessee choked away a 17-point lead against Oklahoma. South Carolina gave up a 98-yard two-point conversion in the fourth quarter to let Kentucky get away with its first road win in more than five years. Arkansas gagged its way to a 16-12 home loss to Toledo. And Florida's win over East Carolina will be remembered most for coach Jim McElwain's epic sideline meltdown at the expense of one of his own players.
After landing a record 10 schools in the AP poll just days earlier, Week 2 dragged the conference back to Earth, and it will remain to be seen if the SEC can regain its lost luster.
Is Notre Dame Winning the Battle but Losing the War?
But, after losing their starting running back in Week 1 and starting quarterback in Week 2, is Notre Dame going to lose college football's war of attrition? With No. 14 Georgia Tech on deck and match-ups with No. 11 Clemson and No. 6 USC in the next month, we're going to find out very soon.
Can Anyone Right the Ship in Austin?
After just 22 months on the job, Texas Athletic Director Steve Patterson was fired on Tuesday. Patterson had a background in professional sports and may have had a handle on the financial side of things, but he couldn't have done a more thorough job of alienating fans and prominent U.T. boosters if he'd tried.
Is This the Beginning of the End for Al Golden?
After failing to resurrect Miami's football dominance and a series of off-field incidents, Al Golden was a name high on any list of coaches on the hot seat coming into this season. And although the Hurricanes have started 2–0, the rumblings continue to grow louder. Things have gotten so bad, Golden couldn't help but notice the "Make Miami Great Again" banner flying over the stadium during last week's game.
We don't know if Butch Davis is the answer or whether this week's game against Nebraska is necessarily a must-win, but it's obvious that many Miami fans are quickly losing patience with Golden and a program that hasn't won a bowl game since 2006. A brutal upcoming stretch (six straight games against teams that won at least seven games last year, including No. 9 Florida State and No. 11 Clemson) could have the few Hurricane fans who still care breaking out the torches and pitchforks.
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By Jeffrey M. Kaplan
One of the misconceptions of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and broader cloud computing market is that these new Web-based services will "disintermediate" the channel because of their simpler, more user-friendly solutions, and direct sales and delivery business models.
While there is no question that the role of the traditional channel will be significantly impacted by the rapidly evolving on-demand services market, there is still plenty of room for innovative channel organizations to operate. There are also plenty of opportunities for new channel partners to succeed.
Traditional value-added resellers (VARs) and systems integrators (SIs) that are primarily focused on capitalizing on the complexities of legacy applications are certainly at risk as a result of the fundamental feature of today's SaaS solutions and cloud computing services — its simplicity.
By eliminating the complexities of deploying software and systems, reducing the need to extensively customize these solutions and systems, and lowering the costs of operating them, SaaS and cloud computing take a big bite out of all the marginal costs which historically represented the primary profits of traditional VARs and SIs.
However, there are still lots of modifications which VARs and SIs can make to today's basic SaaS solutions, as well as reconfigurations they can make to the basic cloud computing services, to justify their role as these markets grow and mature.
A Little Help, Please?
User organizations of all sizes still need help evaluating and selecting the rapidly expanding array of SaaS providers and cloud computing vendors. They need help catering these services to the specific business and technical needs of their organizations. They need help integrating third-party solutions to the basic SaaS application or cloud computing functionality. They need help optimizing their performance. They also need help changing their business processes and training their people to effectively utilize their on-demand services.
SIs can also migrate their skills into the cloud computing environment by becoming proficient at aggregating a broad assortment of elements offered by a variety of Web-based and traditional vendors to meet the needs of specific customers. One company making a name for itself in this realm is Appirio, which is helping enterprises pull together the resources available on Salesforce.com's Force.com, Google Engine, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Facebook platforms.
As SaaS solutions mature technologically, they are becoming more pliable and viable as development platforms for third parties to build their own applications to meet the unique needs of specific industries. For instance, Veeva Systems (formerly Verticals On-Demand) is using Salesforce.com's Force.com platform to build applications that cater to the needs of specific target markets, starting with the pharmaceutical industry.
Focusing on the Channel
Until recently, most SaaS and cloud computing vendors put limited effort into building a vibrant channel network because they were primarily focused on winning a solid base of customers who could demonstrate the viability and scalability of their on-demand services. This meant that they had to dedicate most of their efforts at selling their solutions and supporting their customers directly.
Now that the leading SaaS and cloud computing vendors have proven that their services are reliable, scalable, secure and generate tangible business benefits, they can focus more of their energies on establishing solid channel relationships.
In fact, given today's economic climate, it is imperative that the on-demand service vendors create a viable channel model to survive because they cannot afford the costs of a direct sales and support business in mission-critical application areas, which require considerable customer hand-holding.
NetSuite recently teamed up with HP to educate HP's vast network of 15,000 VARs in the U.S. about the opportunities, benefits and support requirements associated with SaaS in general and NetSuite's solutions in particular. NetSuite has also expanded its third-party developer program to attract and more fully support ISVs who want to resell its solution.
Intacct has been focusing its channel efforts on accounting firms. Although it has had some success encouraging these firms to resell its SaaS-based financial management solution, it has been a slow process winning over these relatively conservative firms. In an attempt to overcome this challenge, Intacct entered into an agreement this week to sell its SaaS solution through the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and its subsidiary CPA2Biz. This agreement gives Intacct access to 350,000 AICPA members in over 45,000 member CPA firms. It also represents an important endorsement for both Intacct and the broader SaaS/cloud computing industry, by making the AICPA/CPA2Biz a major reseller of on-demand services.
There are lots of other examples of innovative channel arrangements in the SaaS and cloud computing industry. For instance, AmEx has been utilizing Concur's SaaS-based expense management solution for a number of years, and Amazon's EC2 services are a key component of a growing number of SaaS offerings.
So, the channel is far from dead in the SaaS and cloud computing marketplace. It is just being forced to think and behave differently.
Jeff Kaplan is the managing director of THINKstrategies and founder of the SaaS Showplace. He can be reached at [email protected]s.com.
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jeanj says:
with so many "enterprise" SaaS solutions being launched recently (Business Productivity Suite, Buzz Saw, Blue Tie, Beehive), channel partners are certainly going to be around for a while. These solutions are complex and need some AM ount of integration. Not quite "out of the box".
even pure SaaS companies like HyperOffice have reseller programs. The logic is simple, resellers know their local markets or segments best, and can always add some value over the base solution to benefit the local market.
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Wellington Zaza (born 20 January 1995) is a Liberian hurdler who specializes in the 110 meters hurdles and the 400 meters hurdles. Zaza is the African junior record holder in the 110 metres hurdles. He broke that record at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics. He has also competed at a World Championships.
Early life
Zaza was born on 20 January 1995, a member of the Krahn tribe. Zaza's father had ties with the Samuel Doe government, and as such, after Doe was deposed, Zaza's father was made a political prisoner. In 1999, Zaza's mother was able to flee the Second Liberian Civil War and go to the United States. The same year, Zaza as refugee arrived in the Ivory Coast. Two years later, Zaza's mother returned, and was able to bring him and his siblings to the United States, where he came to live in West Philadelphia.
In 2014, Zaza started to attend Auburn University, from which he graduated in 2017.
Competition
Zaza's debut at an international athletics competition was at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics. Zaza competed in both the 110 meters hurdles and the 400 meters hurdles. For the heat round of the 110 meters hurdles, Zaza was drawn in heat two, a heat containing seven other athletes alongside Zaza. In his heat, Zaza ran a time of 13.66 seconds, a season's best for him, to finish third in his heat. He finished 0.07 seconds behind the heat winner, American Theophile Viltz, and 0.02 seconds behind the heat runner-up, Patrick Elger of Germany. Overall, Zaza was the equal ninth quickest athlete (equal with Hungarian Valdó Szücs) in the heat round. As the top three athletes from each heat qualified for the semi-finals, Zaza progressed. In the semi-final, Zaza ran a Liberian junior record time of 13.53 seconds to finish second in the race. Zaza was 0.08 seconds behind the race winner, Jamaican Tyler Mason. Overall, Zaza's time was the fifth quickest in the semi-final round. As the top two finishers from each semi-final qualified for the final, Zaza progressed. In the final, Zaza ran a time of 13.38 seconds. The time was a new African junior record in the 110 meters hurdles. Zaza finished fourth, 0.39 seconds behind the winner, Wilhem Belocian of France. In the 400 metres hurdles, Zaza did not progress past the heats after his time of 55.38 seconds was not quick enough to progress.
At the 2015 World Championships, Zaza was the only competitor from Liberia. He competed in the 110 meters hurdles. He finished last in his heat (of athletes that finished) in a time of 14.56 seconds. Zaza was the second slowest athlete overall in the heat round. Zaza did not progress to the semi-finals.
Notes
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External links
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Living people
Liberian male hurdlers
Krahn people
Liberian refugees
Refugees in the United States
Auburn Tigers men's track and field athletes
World Athletics Championships athletes for Liberia
Place of birth missing (living people)
Athletes (track and field) at the 2019 African Games
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Alsterdàmpfer és el nom dels vaixells de transport de persones a l'Alster i els seus principals afluents a Hamburg a Alemanya. Fins al 1984 s'utilitzaven en línies regulars de la xarxa de transport públic d'Hamburg, coordenada per l'Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV). En l'actualitat continuen el servei per a excursions turístiques i per a celebrar festes i altres esdeveniments socials.
Història
Origen de la paraula
Alsterdàmpfer significa vaixell de vapor de l'Alster. Des dels anys 1930 van ser reemplaçats per vaixells amb motor de combustió però el nom obsolet va quedar. Recentment es van afegir vaixells amb motor d'hidrogen i solar. El plural en alemany és Alsterdämpfer.
Inicis
El primer alsterdàmpfer va començar el servei el 15 de juny de 1857 i a l'inici del segle XX ja hi havia trenta vaixells. El 1911 van transportar onze millions de passatgers. Per la competició amb les tramvies i el metro, ambdós més ràpids, la seva popularitat va pansir. El 1930 només transportaven uns quatre milions de persones per any amb tres línies regulars que començaven totes al Jungfernstieg: la línia groga cap a Winterhude, la blava cap al carrer Mühlenkamp i la vermella cap a al barri d'Eilbek pel Wandse. Uns quants dels vaixells construïts entre 1935 i 1939, després de diverse modernitzacions, continuen el servei fins avui. Als anys 1920-30, l'estiu també hi havia extensions cap al llac del Stadtpark (parc municipal) i cap a Ohlsdorf. De 1939 a 1946, el servei regular va interrompre's per la penúria de combustible deguda a la Segona Guerra Mundial. Amb els quatre alsterdàmpfers que van sobreviure als bombardejos, el 1946 el servei regular va tornar. Els vaixells que durant el Tercer Reich havien obtingut noms de nazis prominents van ser rebatetjats amb noms més neutrals de rius, una tradició que queda fins avui, per exemple Grevenau, Mühlenau i Collau.
El postguerra
Des del 1952 la flota va enriquir-se de vaixells nous: el Goldbek i l'Eilbek i el 1956 el Rodenbek, que van ser els darreres construïts a Alemanya. Els següents van fabricar-se als Països Baixos, segons el model de les embarcacions d'excursió dels canals d'Amsterdam, una solució menys onerosa. Després de la creació de l'HVV el 1965 l'horari i les tarifes van integrar-se en la xarxa metropolitana de transport públic. Grans obres al moll d'embarcació principal del Jungfernstieg, per la construcció de la cruïlla subterrània del metro van influir negativament al nombre de passatgers dels transbordadors. Dels quasi dos milions el 1962 en quedavan només 1,5 milió a la fi de la dècada. El 1978 hi havia disset embarcacions per al transport d'1,4 milió de passatgers amb una velocitat commercial de 10,4 km/h.
Fi de les línies regulars i avenç del trànsit turístic
El 1956 s'instauren els primeres xàrters turístics. Nous vaixells van concebre's de manera a respondre a la demanda diferent de la del mer transport utilitari. La societat Hamburger Hochbahn creà una filial dedicada al transport excursionista, l'Alster-Touristik GmbH (ATG). Les pèrdues del transport fluvial regular ans al contrari van continuar creixent i el 7 de febrer de 1984 el govern d'Hamburg decidí sortir els Alsterdàmpfers de la xarxa de transport públic regular.
La flota existent a poc a poc va ser transformada per a respondre a les noves necessitats. El Goldbek esdevingué un vaixell-saló amb taules fixes amb una capacitat fins a 32 convidats en lloc dels 197 passatgers d'antany. Vaixells moderns, com l'Alstersonne (sol de l'Alster), amb propulsió fotovoltaica i l'Alsterwasser (aigua de l'Alster, també una al·lusió a un còctel de cervesa molt popular al nord d'Alemanya) amb piles de combustible a l'hidrogen, van completar la flota. Un veritable vaixell de vapor, el Sankt Georg de 1876, històricament restaurat per l'associació Verein Alsterdampfschiffahrt, tornà com a museu viu al seu biòtop d'origen.
D'abril a octubre, una línia circular permet als turistes durant un dia de visitar la ciutat segons la fórmula hop on, hop off i visitar uns dels monuments principals de la ciutat. Els caps de setmana una línia històrica amb el vaixell museu Aue connecta el Jungfernstieg amb el museu del Treball a Barmbek. S'organitzen també creuers més llunys, entre altres cap als Vier- i Marschlande, al port històric de l'Speicherstadt o projectes fets a mida. El 2013, al marc del projecte «salt enllà de l'Elba» o Sprung über die Elbe es va construir una nova resclosa al Canal Ernst August i es van pregonar el canal de desguàs del Rathauswettern per permetre excursions fins a la casa de la vila de Wilhelmsburg.
Enllaços externs
ATG Alster-Touristik GmbH La companyia de la navegació comercial a l'Alster: s'hi troba tota la informació sobre els horaris, les tarifes i les diferents tipus d'excursions.
Verein Alsterdampfschiffahrt e.V. Associació sense ànim de lucre per l'estudi de la navegació a l'Alster i la restauració de vaixells.
Bibliografia
Jürgen Blunck, Geschichte der Alsterschiffahrt, Husum, Ed. Husum Druck- und Verlagsgesellschaft, Husum 1985, (en català: Història de la navegació a l'Alster)
Christian Müller, Alsterschiffahrt, Hamburg, Editorial Koehlers Verlagsgesellschaft, Hamburg 2002, (en català: La navegació a l'Alster)
Referències
Transport a Hamburg
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Bucket Detective is a video game released in 2018 by The Whale Husband, a collaboration between American independent developer Jesse Barksdale and Finnish developer Samu Kovanen. Described as a "dark comedy horror game", Bucket Detective is an adventure game in which an illiterate and perverse author endures personal and moral sacrifices made to a cult in order to receive the literary inspiration to publish a novel. Bucket Detective, in line with Barksdale's previous game, The Static Speaks My Name, was strongly influenced by personal themes of "depression, anxiety and obsession" and designed in ways to disorient and confuse the player. The game, which was the first commercial project from Barksdale, received a positive reception from critics, with particular attention directed at the game's unusual and grotesque premise and disturbing content.
Plot
Bucket Detective is played from the perspective of David Davids, a narcissistic, sexually neurotic, misogynistic man of middle age. An illiterate narration describes Davidson's desire to write a best-selling novel, Bucket Detective, because "famous book make it impossible for girls to resist sex ". A friend of Davids directs to a mysterious building under the promise that if they complete all that is asked of them, they will get what they desire. At various stages of navigating the building, Davids is able to dismember parts of his body, to receive passages from Bucket Detective, ultimately leading him to sever his finger, hand, and feet in pursuit of finishing the book.
The player's journey through the building is guided by found diary entries and an audio tour narrated by Gwen Sleeveless, a man raised as a child in service to the occupants of the building. As the player explores the building, Sleeveless' recordings explains that it is occupied by a cult who worship the Dark Lord Mishreal, founded by the Two Fathers: Dr. Z.W. Francis and Jedidah Holcombe. The player inadvertently becomes initiated to the cult and pass through a series of tests. Their final task is to bring about the rebirth of the Dark Lord through receiving the Genderless Child, a baby borne from Beth, a woman imprisoned and impregnated against her will by the Two Fathers. To complete the ritual, the player is tasked with delivering the Genderless Child to an elevator, upon which its closure causes the elevator to spew blood, implying the child has been sacrificed to the Dark Lord.
The game features five different endings depending on the choices made by the player during gameplay, with each providing an epilogue on the success or failure of Davidson's book, Bucket Detective. The player is presented with the choice at the end of the game to either leave, leave with Beth's child, or complete the sacrifice to bring about the rebirth of the Dark Lord and the end of the world. In most cases, Davids gains little insight or benefit from his experience, using the publishing of Bucket Detective to pick up women and ignore the consequences of his actions. In another instance, if the player leaves the baby behind and fails to complete the ritual, Davids realises he is a masochist and indulges in his self-destructive tendencies by removing all of his other body parts. However, the player is also able to exit the building upon entry, ending the game immediately.
Gameplay
Bucket Detective is a narrative-based adventure game in which players progress the game through exploration of the cult's building, with limited interaction with objects including to read notes providing background context, use items to complete puzzles, and press buttons to play Sleeveless' audio tour in various areas of the building. In some stages, progression to new areas is undertaken by the mechanic of interacting with machines to sacrifice parts of the player's body in order to contribute one of four sentences to 'the book Bucket Detective, selected through dialog options. As the game's story progresses, the player sacrifices larger and more impairing parts of their body to continue, such as their legs, ultimately affecting player movement from a walk to a crawl, or moving in a wheelchair. Barksdale stated these mechanics were based in a desire for the player to be "constantly aware of their body in a way the players normally are not".
The game also features several puzzles designed with the purpose of serving as steps in the ritual to bring about Mishreal's rebirth. Puzzle mechanics include the use of items, including finding stamps from separate offices of the Fathers to process a document, and using knowledge of the game's story to resolve the puzzles: for instance, players must complete a puzzle by positioning the urns of the Fathers, solvable by concealing the urns from one another in reflection of the narrative that the Fathers could not stand to be within sight of one another. Barksdale stated that the design of these puzzles intended to "teach the player more about the game world" by "re-enacting events which occurred (in) the game's lore." However, some puzzles, including a pattern-based "meditation game", were designed to be intentionally incoherent to induce a sense of disorientation and confusion.
Development
Following the release of his previous game in 2015, The Static Speaks My Name, Barksdale entered a period of creative frustration marked by a period of unemployment and illness. Barksdale began development of Bucket Detective in August 2015, immediately prior to commencing study for a Master of Arts at Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture. The game was developed collaboratively by Barksdale over a seventeen month period between 2015 to 2017 with his Aalto University colleagues Samu Kovanen as a co-developer and programmer, and input from Mikael Immonen as a 3D artist, and Denis Zlobin as a composer. Co-designer Samu Kovanen stated that the game was developed as a "portfolio piece" that would represent "the best we could create by ourselves", with Kovanen minimising the use of third-party tools and dedicating time to implementing custom physics and character control systems to showcase the skills gained in the development process. Both Barksdale and Kovanen would use their development of Bucket Development as a case study for a thesis written in completion of their study at Aalto University. The development team secured a grant from the Finnish organisation AVEK (the Promotion Centre for Audiovisual Culture) to complete the project.
The writing and themes of Bucket Detective were strongly influenced by Barksdale's personal experiences. Barksdale stated that the overarching theme of the game is that "each of us has the ability to destroy ourselves in the pursuit of things we think will make us happy," in line with the his personal experiences of "depression, anxiety and obsession" that run through his works, including The Static Speaks My Name. Barksdale stated that the game's body horror elements had been inspired by his repeated hospitalisation with appendicitis during this time. Furthermore, he stated his experiences with religious education in childhood also influenced the themes around cults in the game, using religious archetypes of "a charismatic leader, salvation comes to those who sacrifice, (and) a day of rebirth (and) judgement which is coming soon." Barksdale stated the game's visual style was drawn heavily from the Gothic Revival aesthetic shown in films such as Rosemary's Baby and The Grand Budapest Hotel, and the design of the New York apartments The Dakota. Further, Barksdale attempted for the game to be "funnier" and possess more "overt humor" than its predecessor, The Static Speaks My Name, using cutscenes and dialogue that balance a "funny" tone with "weird and dark" content.
Bucket Detective was showcased in April 2017 at A MAZE, an international festival showcasing art and experimental games. The game was selected as one of 25 nominees at the festival, with the game contesting the narrative catergory. Barksdale personally attended the event to exhibit the game on April 26-29 2017.
Reception
Bucket Detective received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise directed for its unorthodox and compelling tone. Writing for PC Gamer, Tom Sykes stated the game was a "disturbing, gross, and occasionally pretty funny," stating "there's some truly horrible subject matter, and a bit of gore, but also an assortment of wonderful illustrations, a great script and a memorable soundtrack." Wiehahn Diederichs of Gearburn described the game as "incomprehensibly bizarre" and "one of those games that, upon completion, will leave you speechless and confused as your brain helplessly attempts to process what you've just experienced," praising the game for "(challenging) established notions of gameplay." Save or Quit praised the game's design as a "dark, twisted and cynical piece of work" that "captures a lust for detail" through its visual and level design.
Several critics expressed mixed views on the role of the characterisation in the game. Writing for Unwinnable, Khee Hoon Chan noted that "there hasn't been a lot of video games that feature protagonists as repugnant as Davids," stating "by featuring an irksome, self-absorbed man as its lead, Bucket Detective has shown itself to be hilarious, yet horrifying in its stark, detached presentation of abuse and violence," praising the characterisation for avoiding an "overbearing narrative" and "emotional posturing". Adam Smith of Rock Paper Shotgun stated "David is such a ludicrous idiot that stepping into his shoes is just an excuse to use him as a punching bag, something that the game acknowledges, and when other characters elicit more sympathy with a few seconds of screen-time, there's no space to step outside David and away from his grim, grubby little path." Save or Quit found the character of Sleeveless to be a "a character consistent with the overall tone and mood (of the game), and within that, a piercing social commentary on the dangers of misogyny, violence, and cult mentality."
Some critics expressed mixed to negative reception of the game's execution of its themes and narrative. Writing for Game Critics, Rebekah Ocker stated that the game's "story left something to be desired," finding that the game had a "persistent element of disjointedness" and implying that the treatment of themes of "pedophilia, rape and murder" in the game "felt wrong". Similarly, Rachael Brearton of Indie Hive described the game as "uncomfortable", dismissing the game as "an awkward combination of sensitive and potentially triggering subject matter and sporadic attempts at humour which is often difficult to laugh at and even feels distasteful at times." Pavan Shamdasani of the South China Morning Post gave a mixed review of the game, stating the game was "hard to recommend: it certainly achieves its goal, depicting a greedy, shameless human being and all the things he'd do to become a paperback writer. Barksdale has a warped sensibility, and it's certainly original – I'm just wondering if another medium would suit it better."
Legacy
Barksdale stated that Bucket Detective was a success, selling "several thousand copies" as of eight months of release, and attributed its success along with The Static Speaks My Name to open avenues into professional work in the video game industry, such as writing for the 2018 title Overkill's The Walking Dead. In a postmortem of the game, although Barksdale expressed disappointment that Bucket Detective had been overshadowed by attention towards his previous work, The Static Speaks My Name, he stated the game helped him overcome the "pressure of making games" as a "false expectation", and gave him "freedom to have my next project be whatever the fuck I wanted it to be." Barksdale cited the significant planning and work in the creation of Bucket Detective as prompting a shift away from video game development, stating "there are still games I want to make, and I'd be surprised if I never make another game, but my focus has shifted."
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Rembert Weakland was an American Benedictine monk who served as Archbishop of Milwaukee from 1977 until 2002.
Retired American Benedictine monk Rembert Weakland dies on the age of 95
Retired Milwaukee Archbishop Rembert Weakland, a widely known Catholic liberal who advocated for social justice and further have an effect on for women throughout the church until he resigned amid a s*x and financial scandal, has died.
I'm left of coronary heart in my politics, ex-catholicism & current spirituality. Yet this man, whom I agreed with religiously, was in my many interactions w/ him, aloof, holier-than-thou & principally a jerk. Lastly, he was an enabler & a jail. Sorry nonetheless true. https://t.co/BnIwmwymBG
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He was 95. A classically educated pianist who spoke fairly a couple of languages, Weakland died in a single day at Clement Manor in Greenfield, the place he lived struggling a protracted illness, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee talked about Monday.
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Rembert Weakland was born on April 2, 1927(95 years outdated) in Patton, Pennsylvania, U.S. He holds an American Nationality and he belongs to white ethnicity. His Zodiac sign is Aries.
Rembert Weakland dad and mother's are Basil Weakland and Mary Kane. He is One of six children, he had 4 sisters, Leora, Elizabeth, Barbara, and Marian; and one brother, (*95*).
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Following graduation in 1945, Weakland entered the novitiate of the archabbey, shopping for the spiritual determine of Rembert. When he achieved this entrance into monastic life the following 12 months, he went on to evaluation at Saint Vincent College and Saint Vincent Seminary, moreover run by the archabbey.
He took his solemn occupation as a monk on September 29, 1949, at Solesmes Abbey in France. He was then dispatched by the archabbot to evaluation theology on the Pontifical Atheneum of St. Anselm in Rome.
On September 20, 1977, Pope Paul VI appointed Weakland the Archbishop of Milwaukee. He was consecrated on November 8, throughout the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist by Archbishop Jean Jadot, the Apostolic Delegate to the United States.
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One of his first steps was to advertise the 4 mattress room suburban dwelling the place his predecessor had lived and relocate to the cathedral rectory.
On December 21, 1999, Weakland defended and obtained a Doctorate in Musicology – "with distinction" – from Columbia University, New York, for his evaluation and thesis on "The Office Antiphons of the Ambrosian Chant". Weakland retired as archbishop in 2002. In July 2009, he revealed his memoirs beneath the title of A Pilgrim in a Pilgrim Church: Memoirs of a Catholic Archbishop dealing with the themes of ongoing Church reform.
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Joao Da Silva (Junior)
Joao, also known as Junior, began training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in 2007. Junior has competed in dozens of tournaments since he began his Jiu Jitsu Journey. He earned his black belt in 2013 and is part of the affiliation TAC Team.
Junior was the head instructor for American Top Team from 2007 until 2017. He played an important role in the construction of the kids program. Junior has a passion for helping kids achieve confidence through the art of Jiu Jitsu.
Junior's goal for Revive is to help his students reach new levels of fitness and education through the unique sport of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He prides himself on being compassionate and patient while working with his students.
Nick Sanders
Nick Sanders started BJJ in 2006 after leaving active duty with the Army. Nick served in Iraq in 2004-2005 as an infantryman with the First Infantry Division. While in Iraq, he received several awards including the Purple Heart and Combat Infantryman's Badge. Nick is still currently serving in a scout/sniper platoon with the Missouri National Guard.
Nick was the first American to receive a black belt from world champion Leonardo Pecanha and is currently a second-degree black belt under the legendary Jared Weiner and Tac Team. Nick is an avid competitor, winning both his weight class and the open weight class at multiple IBJJF tournaments. He is also a three time Pan American medalist and has won several pro Jiu-Jitsu super-fights. One of Nick's goals is to bring more Jiu-Jitsu into the veteran community through the We Defy organization.
Jessica began training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in 2012. She earned her blue belt in 2014. She competed at the IBJJF Miami Open in 2016 and placed 2nd in her division. Jessica has also competed in the 2015 IBJJF No Gi Worlds and 2016 IBJJF Miami Open. Jessica earned her purple belt in December 2016.
Thomas Bringe is a purple belt competitor who's competed in over 100 BJJ competition matches including 3 professional matches. He is a college student at Lindenwood University majoring in exercise science with a minor in strength and conditioning. He is enthusiastic about helping people improve their lives through grappling and fitness.
David started training in MMA in 2009. He has a blue belt in BJJ, with additional training in Judo and Muay Thai. He has an amateur mma record of 3-2. He joined Revive in January of 2020, bringing with a passion for helping kids gain skills and confidence as they start and continue their BJJ training.
Dakota began training in Full-Contact Karate & Kickboxing at Chillicothe Martial Arts in 2008 and fighting amateur MMA in 2011
Former 170lb MMA Champion for Sedalia Fights (4-0 Record)
Pound the Ground 170lb Tournament Champion 2014
Illinois Full-Contact Karate- Black Belt Openweight Silver medalist 2016
Former Head Trainer of Title Boxing Club, Creve Coeur and Striking Coach at UFC Gym- St. Charles
Donn began training in the martial arts in 1964. Much later (1981), he was granted permission to open a dojo and begin teaching his own students – that school celebrated its 40th year of operation in 2021. During that time, Donn has instructed approximately 12,000 students ranging in age from 4 years old to almost 80.
Donn has competed in hundreds of tournaments over the years. He has also participated in exhaustive self-defense training (both ancient and modern applications), and was instructed in old school, classical teaching and training methods by his teacher – Sensei Takumi Tanabe (who is now almost 90 years old with over 80 years of experience.) While Kodokan Judo utilizes much of the same ne waza (ground fighting techniques) as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Donn realizes that BJJ has refined ne waza to a much higher level than Judo ever did.
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You are in Active Ingredients » A » ACETAMINOPHEN (Paracetamol, Tylenol): What is used for?
ACETAMINOPHEN (Paracetamol, Tylenol): What is used for?
What is Acetaminophen?
Acetaminophen Mechanism of Action (MOA)
Therapeutic Indications of Acetaminophen
Acetaminophen Dosage
Method of administration of Acetaminophen (Paracetamol)
Contraindications of Acetaminophen
Warnings and precautions with Acetaminophen
Pregnancy and Acetaminophen
Adverse reactions and side effects of Acetaminophen
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ VIDEO OF ACETAMINOPHEN/PARACETAMOL, TYLENOL (DRUG)
Acetaminophen is an active ingredient used for treatment of fever, pain of mild or moderate intensity.
The brand names of Acetaminophen in United States are: Tylenol, Paracetamol, Panadol, Mapap.
Analgesic and antipyretic. Inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins in the CNS and blocks the generation of the painful impulse at the peripheral level. It acts on the hypothalamic temperature regulating center.
– Oral or rectal: fever; pain of any etiology of mild or moderate intensity.
– Intravenous: moderate pain and fever, in the short term, when there is an urgent need or other routes are not possible.
– Oral:
Adults: 1g/6-8 hours or adults and children > 12 years: 500-650 mg/4-6 hours; maximum 4 g/day.
Children from 0 months: 15 mg/kg/6 hours or 10 mg/kg/4 hours.
Kidney failure: Clcr < 10 ml/minute: minimum interval between doses, 8 hours; Clcr 10-15 ml/minute, 6 hours.
Elderly, reduce dose by 25%.
– Rectal: children: 15 mg/kg every 6 hours or 10 mg/kg every 4 hours.
Do not exceed 60 mg/kg for children with weight < 25 kg and 80 mg/kg with weight between 25-37 kg.
Adults and adolescents: 600-1,300 mg/6 hours, maximum 5g/day.
– Intravenous (IV) (15-minute perfusion): dose according to patient weight:
Weight <= 10 kg dose of 7.5 mg/kg or 0.75 ml/kg.
Weight > 10 kg and <= 33 kg dose of 15 mg/kg or 1.5 ml/kg.
Patient weight > 33 kg and <= 50 kg dose of 15 mg/kg or 1.5 ml/kg.
Weight > 50 kg dose of 1 g. or 100 ml.
To avoid dosage errors in newborns and children and confusion between milligrams (mg) and milliliters (ml), it is recommended to specify the desired volume for administration in milliliters.
In newborns and children, very small volumes will be required. With ≤ 10 kg will not be perfused directly from the vial or bag. The volume of paracetamol to be administered should be diluted up to 1/10 in a solution of 0.9% ClNa or 5% glucose and should be administered in continuous perfusion for at least 15 minutes. The minimum interval between each administration of paracetamol IV should be at least 4 hours and no more than 4 doses should be administered in 24 hours. In severe renal insufficiency: minimum interval between doses, 6 hours. With ≤50 kg, dosage calculations will be made based on weight.
Oralispersible tablet: dissolve in the mouth before being swallowed.
Effervescent granules: dissolve in a glass of water, drink when bubbling stops.
Oral solution: can be taken diluted in water, milk or fruit juice or directly.
Powder for oral solution: take dissolved in water.
Granulate for oral solution: dissolve in 1/2 glass of cold water and drink immediately.
Suppository: introduce deeply into the rectum. If it is too soft to use, cool it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or under cold running water before removing the wrap or, if necessary afterwards, to avoid softening. The entire suppository should be used. Do not fraction before administration.
Hypersensitivity to acetaminophen (paracetamol), propacetamol hydrochloride (paracetamol prodrug).
Severe hepatocellular insufficiency.
Viral hepatitis.
Recent history of rectitis, anitis, or rectorrhagic (rectal form only).
Liver failure.
Acute hepatitis.
Concomitant with substances that affect liver function.
Dehydration due to alcohol abuse and chronic malnutrition. Chronic alcoholism.
Renal insufficiency.
Severe heart failure.
Pulmonary diseases.
Asthmatics sensitive to AAS (cross-reaction).In alcoholics or in case of hepatic insufficiency: do not exceed 2 g paracetamol/day. Children < 3 years.
Risk of severe skin reactions such as generalized acute exanthematic pustulosis, Stevens-Johnson s., and toxic epidermal necrolysis, discontinue at the first sign of skin rash or any other sign of hypersensitivity.
Toxic pictures associated with paracetamol can be produced either by the ingestion of a single overdose or by several doses with excessive doses.
Intravenous use caution in chronic malnutrition and dehydration. To prevent cases of overdose with IV administration it is recommended to prescribe the dose of acetaminophen (paracetamol) in milliliters.
In perfusion solutions: fetal anomalies by overdose.
Contraindicated in severe hepatocellular insufficiency.
Caution in case of hepatic insufficiency do not exceed 2 g paracetamol/day and minimum interval between doses, 8 hours.
Acceptable occasional use, but prolonged administration of high doses increases the risk of adverse effects.
Caution. Acceptable occasional use, but prolonged administration of high doses increases the risk of adverse kidney effects.
Kidney failure: Clcr < 10 ml/min: minimum interval between doses, 8 hours; Clcr 10-15 ml/minute, 6 hours.
Increases effect (at doses > 2 g/day) of: oral anticoagulants.
Hepatotoxicity enhanced by: alcohol, isoniazid.
Decreased bioavailability and potentiation of toxicity by: anticonvulsants.
Plasma levels decreased by: estrogens.
Decreases effect of: loop diuretics, lamotrigine, zidovudine.
Increased action of: probenecid, isoniazid, propranolol.
Decreased effect of: anticholinergics, cholestyramine.
Increased absorption by: metoclopramide, domperidone.
Increased clearance by: rifampicin.
May increase toxicity of: chloramphenicol.
Lab: blood: increase of glucose, theophylline and uric acid; reduction of glucose by oxidase-peroxidase method.
Urine: increases values of metadrenaline and uric acid; false + in determination of 5-hydroxindolacetic acid in tests with the reagent nitrosonaftol. Increases prothrombin time. Suspend 3 days before pancreatic function tests with bentiromide.
There have been no controlled studies, it has been shown that paracetamol crosses the placenta, so it is recommended not to administer paracetamol except in case of need.
Safety information: There is no evidence of prenatal use of acetaminophen and urogenital impact or neurodevelopmental alterations of the child exposed in utero.
In solutions for perfusion: fetal anomalies by overdose (possible fetal involvement in the context of maternal overdose of acetaminophen/paracetamol).
Compatible. Although it is excreted in milk in small amounts, it has not been detected in the urine of infants.
It can be used at therapeutic doses.
Rare: malaise, increased transaminase level, hypotension, hepatotoxicity, rash, haematological alterations, hypoglycemia, sterile pyuria.
Liver failure can lead to death.
Antidote, N-acetylcysteine:
Adults: attack dose: 150 mg/kg IV slow, or diluted in 200 ml dextrose 5% for 15 minutes; maintenance: 50 mg/kg in 500 ml dextrose 5%, 4-hour slow infusion, followed by 100 mg/kg in 1,000 ml dextrose 5%, 16-hour slow infusion.
In children: adjust dextrose volume 5% according to age and weight to avoid pulmonary vascular congestion. Interrupt when blood levels of acetaminophen are < 200 mcg/ml.
Maximum effectiveness of the antidote within 4 hours of intoxication; ineffective from 15 hours.
– Oral: administer N-acetylcysteine within 10 hours. Adults, initial 140 mg/kg + 17 doses of 70 mg/kg, one every 4 hours. Dilute each dose to 5% in cola drink, orange juice or water.
In perfusion solutions: fetal anomalies by overdose (possible fetal involvement in the context of maternal overdose of acetaminophen/paracetamol).
Source: The content of this active ingredient has been written taking into account the clinical and molecular information of all medicines authorised and marketed in the United States under the Unique Ingredient Identifier (UNII) by the Substance Registration System (SRS) of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the United States Pharmacopeia (USP).
In order to know in detail the information authorized by the FDA for each drug, you should consult the corresponding medication guide authorized by the FDA.
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"GDP revisions are unavoidable, because the earliest estimates – while important for making policy decisions, especially if the economy is beginning to head in the wrong direction – are not made with complete information," noted Mark Doms, chief economist for the Commerce Dept.
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World Cup 2022 play-offs fixtures and dates: Who will Italy, Portugal, Scotland and Wales play?
Sam Street
MORE and more teams who will participate at the Qatar World Cup are becoming known, but Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal are not yet one of them.
The Euro 2016 champions were beaten by a last minute Aleksandar Mitrovic header as they went down 2-1 at home to Serbia.
Cristiano Ronaldo will have to take the play-off route if he is to play in the Qatar World CupCredit: Getty
Italy join Portugal in the World Cup play-offsCredit: Pacemaker
That means they will now have to overcome both a play-off semi-final and final in order to make it to Qatar.
And to make matters worse for Ronaldo and co, they have been joined by current European champions Italy.
The Italians were unable to find a way past Northern Ireland, meaning Switzerland progressed to the World Cup as group winners.
Scotland and Wales are also in the play-offs as seeded teams, following a respective win and draw against Denmark and Belgium.
When are the World Cup qualifying play-offs?
The World Cup qualifying play-offs will take place during the next international break, which will be held from March 24 to March 29, 2022.
Twelve teams will enter the play-offs - the ten runners-up from World Cup qualifying plus the best placed Nations League group winners to have not yet qualified.
However, just THREE will advance to the World Cup.
The draw for the play-offs was held on November 26 and saw the six best placed teams in World Cup qualifying handed home semi-final ties
Gareth Bale and Wales will feature in the World Cup play-offsCredit: PA
World Cup play-off draw
In each path, the winners of each semi-final will take on the other winners for a place in the World Cup.
As such, we could be looking at Scotland vs Wales and Italy vs Portugal for a place in the finals.
Path A:
Scotland vs Ukraine
Wales vs Austria
Path B:
Russia vs Poland
Sweden vs Czech Republic
Path C:
Italy vs North Macedonia
Portugal vs Turkey
Most read in Sport
Are there any other World Cup qualifying play-offs?
Yes. The inter-confederation play-offs will take place under the usual two-legged format.
This will see the winner of Oceania qualifying, fourth place in North American qualifying, fifth place in South American qualifying and the best third place in the two Asian qualifying groups drawn into two two-legged ties.
The two winners of their ties will qualify for the World Cup.
In African qualifying the ten group winners will advance to two-legged continental play-offs.
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How the new 'Shallows' trailer establishes a direct line with Spielberg's 'Jaws'
by: Chris Eggertsen May 4, 2016
The opening sequence of Jaws is the most terrifying prologue in horror history, full stop. Steven Spielberg's monumental talent as a director is a major reason for this (speaking of which, it's a shame he hasn't directed another horror film), but let's not forget Susan Blacklinie's memorable flailing as Chrissie Watkins, the doomed swimmer whose untimely death kicks off the 1975 classic in hair-raising fashion.
A lot of horror films begin with the death of an attractive woman, but very few make you feel for her the way that Jaws does. The key to evoking this sympathy comes late in the scene, when Chrissie is given a few brief, cruel seconds of respite mid-attack. As the young woman hangs on to a nearby buoy for dear life, we can hear her praying — and suddenly, astonishingly, it is as if we are eavesdropping on a private, tragic final moment, the end of a life.
Thusly, the scene works as well as it does not because of where Spielberg puts the camera, but because he allows us a fleeting glimpse of Chrissie's soul. As her panicked final plea is cut off by the unforgiving black water, we are left rocked and haunted by what's happened to her. It's a loss we really feel, providing us early on with that penetrating human element that has always marked Spielberg's best films.
So what if Chrissie had survived? I couldn't help consider this while watching the latest trailer for The Shallows, a new action-thriller that stars Blake Lively as a surfer who must fend off the unrelenting attacks of a great white shark after being stranded on a giant rock 200 yards offshore.
With her long limbs and straight blond hair, Lively physically resembles Blacklinie, and a number of shots in the trailer function (intentionally or unintentionally) as homages to Chrissie's last swim. But unlike the former, Lively's character survives the initial attack; and while I'm not necessarily a fan of either the actress or director Jaume Collet-Serra, I'm compelled by the way it suggests an alternate outcome for Spielberg's tragically unlucky swimmer.
Near the end of the trailer, Lively can be seen climbing onto the buoy to escape the shark, and that's the shot that most suggests a direct line between Spielberg's classic and Serra's. The moment, while brief, resonates because it's as close as we'll ever get to seeing what it would have looked like if Chrissie's prayers had been answered.
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The main phone number for First Savings Bank is 605-763-2009. The assigned Federal Reserve Office for First Savings Bank is Fed 091000080.
Not looking for the First Savings Bank routing number? Try searching for your bank's ABA routing number by bank name, location, or phone number. | {
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Q: Get data stored time My Android application is connected to Firebase, and I retrieve data from database successfully. But my question is there is any way to get what time the data stored in ddatabase to retrieve it to my application?
I hope my question is clear.
A:
is there is any way to get what time the data stored in ddatabase
No, Firebase realtime database does not store metadata. You should create your own mechanism by storing the desired time as a timestamp in the database as explained here.
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Background: Previous studies have shown decreases in cardiovascular mortality following the implementation of comprehensive smoking bans. It is not known whether cerebrovascular or respiratory mortality decreases post-ban. On March 29, 2004, the Republic of Ireland became the first country in the world to implement a national workplace smoking ban. The aim of this study was to assess the effect of this policy on all-cause and cause-specific, non-trauma mortality. Methods: A time-series epidemiologic assessment was conducted, utilizing Poisson regression to examine weekly age and gender-standardized rates for 215,878 non-trauma deaths in the Irish population, ages >= 35 years. The study period was from January 1, 2000, to December 31, 2007, with a post-ban follow-up of 3.75 years. All models were adjusted for time trend, season, influenza, and smoking prevalence. Results: Following ban implementation, an immediate 13% decrease in all-cause mortality (RR: 0.87; 95% CI: 0.76-0.99), a 26% reduction in ischemic heart disease (IHD) (RR: 0.74; 95% CI: 0.63-0.88), a 32% reduction in stroke (RR: 0.68; 95% CI: 0.54-0.85), and a 38% reduction in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (RR: 0.62; 95% CI: 0.46-0.83) mortality was observed. Post-ban reductions in IHD, stroke, and COPD mortalities were seen in ages >= 65 years, but not in ages 35-64 years. COPD mortality reductions were found only in females (RR: 0.47; 95% CI: 0.32-0.70). Post-ban annual trend reductions were not detected for any smoking-related causes of death. Unadjusted estimates indicate that 3,726 (95% CI: 2,305-4,629) smoking-related deaths were likely prevented post-ban. Mortality decreases were primarily due to reductions in passive smoking. Conclusions: The national Irish smoking ban was associated with immediate reductions in early mortality. Importantly, post-ban risk differences did not change with a longer follow-up period. This study corroborates previous evidence for cardiovascular causes, and is the first to demonstrate reductions in cerebrovascular and respiratory causes. | {
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Remember, there ran a post stating gene technological lab "on the knee". It turned out that the theme is interesting to the audience, so I decided to deal with its development with educational purposes.
I will give a clear and understandable way for ordinary people examples to describe complicated processes. If someone sees fit to correct me feel free. I will deliberately miss out on many things, but if you think that without them suffering the logic of presentation is also correct.
So, let's begin. Let's say we want to create transgenic a Christmas tree glowing in blue light. For example, British scientists recently discovered the gene blue glow. So look at this process in stages.
We will conduct an experiment like real scientists. They hear that a new gene, what to do next, if you want to create a tree?
A real scientist usually climbs in ncbi.nih.gov for several keyword searches for scientific publications on this topic. For example, "the blue glow gene shines". A typical situation when one of the links he really finds the article "British scientists", which is an article by a group of Chinese authors, none of which responds to e mail.
On the other hand, in the article you can find out the name of the gene. Let it be called (gene names are usually given letter designations + index, and ahead can go the first few letters of the name of the organism from which it is allocated, they can be discarded). For example, can be decoded as blue light 1 gene. But the rules here are not strict.
The name of the gene in the database looking for nucleotide sequence of the gene. That's roughly sees the scientist on the screen.
By the way, we can use the BLAST tool, and inputting DNA sequences to which genes it can be treated. This is also a very important routine tool for genetic engineers.
So, we got the gene sequence. Very well, what's next? Because you need to get the gene. To do this, let us return to the question of what is DNA.
DNA is a long molecule (very long) is a polymer of four variants of small molecules, nitrogenous bases, simply "letters".
Genome of the cell is divided into parts from one to several tens of DNA molecules, and usually each of them has his own copy of the twin carrying the same genes. Each of the DNA molecules in a special way folded to fit in the cell and coated with protein complexes to form a chromosome.
How do genetic engineers work with DNA if it is one and it is impossible to draw any direct manipulation? The fact that all the procedures are working not with one but with many DNA molecules, with thousands and millions of copies.
Thousands of identical molecules floating in water solution and this solution is called the "DNA preparation". All manipulations with molecules are typical chemical methods.
That is, scientists are working not with one molecule and with a huge number of them in solution using chemical techniques.
How do we get the gene. There are two ways. The first is the direct chemical synthesis. However, they didn't get enough of long molecules due to errors of synthesis. I'll explain why.
Grab her, then ventured into powder, then pour successively various compound filth towards the total bulk of tissue at the method exiting only the DNA molecule. The concluding outcome may be that the groundwork of DNA. The choice is produced of the comparatively large sample, so there's perhaps not a single DNA molecule and lots out of each mobile in some bits. This DNA comprises perhaps not merely the gene bl1, but most of one additional genes. | {
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Fujitsu will introduce NVMe in its storage portfolio
Fujitsu EMEIA
Munich, October 31, 2018 – Fujitsu today unveils plans for future purpose-built NVMe storage products, designed to complement its existing portfolio of ETERNUS DX hybrid and ETERNUS AF all-flash systems. The future ultra-high-speed storage systems will support Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) storage interface protocol to deliver massively parallel data access at unprecedented speeds.
Businesses today must manage vast volumes of information – and the increasing adoption of data-intensive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and the Internet of Things continues to generate ever more parallel data streams that need to be managed. Fujitsu's future storage system based on the NVMe protocol and PCIe bus technology will enable customers to manage massive parallel data access, without the need to increase the number of their storage systems.
Fujitsu's next generation storage systems will deploy native NVMe combined with PCIe connected solid-stated drives to provide massively parallel, previously unattainable data transfer speeds. NVMe-based systems are ideal for data- and processing-intensive tasks, such as in-memory computing and in providing real-time, low-latency, parallel workload processing for multiple applications, both in data centers and at the network edge
The NVMe protocol is able to process up to 64,000 parallel data streams, whereas the SCSI protocol which is being used in current, SAS-based all-flash array can handle only one process at the time. Fujitsu plans to adopt NVMe in future product lines alongside its ETERNUS AF flash storage devices.
Fujitsu already leverages NVMe technology for secondary cache memory in the newly launched ETERNUS DX 8900 S4 hybrid array and also in its PRIMERGY servers, offering reliable high performance for latency-sensitive environments.
The Fujitsu ETERNUS Storage portfolio enables customers to implement differentiated performance tiers of storage, to balance storage response time and costs depending on the usage scenario. Fujitsu plans to offer comprehensive management compatibility between current hybrid, all-flash storage systems and future NVMe storage systems, ensuring operational efficiencies for running differentiated storage tiers in parallel.
Learn more about Fujitsu's innovation with NVMe: https://www.fujitsu.com/global/microsite/nvme
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Fujitsu promotes a Human Centric Intelligent Society, in which innovation is driven by the integration of people, information and infrastructure. In the Europe, Middle East, India and Africa region (EMEIA), our 27,000-strong workforce is committed to Digital Co-creation, blending business expertise with digital technology and creating new value with ecosystem partners and customers. We enable our customers to digitally transform with connected technology services, focused on Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and Cloud - all underpinned by Security. For more information, please visit http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/
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Mining for tech advances? The impact of mineral-resource FDI in the era of global value chains
By Lorenzo Formenti (UNCTAD) and Bruno Casella (UNCTAD)
The spillovers of mining FDI – the diffusion and appropriation of foreign technology, know-how or skills that may not be available locally – are paramount for development in poor, resource-rich countries. In this piece, we identify three channels of FDI-led technological spillovers: 1. Generic exposure to multinational R&D activity; 2. Internationalization of patent activity; 3. R&D intensive FDI. We empirically assess each channel and discuss development and policy implications.
Mineral production characteristically lends itself to transnational activity. Foreign direct investment (FDI) has historically played a key role in enabling exploration and extraction activities worldwide, with multinational enterprises (MNEs) their ultimate orchestrators. According to a recent survey we conducted of the 100 largest (publicly-listed) mining corporations, 70 per cent are MNEs and over half of their subsidiaries are foreign-owned (60 per cent). Not only are large mining companies predominantly transnational, but they are more prolific in developing countries than are large MNEs in other industries. Some 35 per cent of foreign affiliates of mining MNEs in UNCTAD's ranking of the top 100 global MNEs are located in developing economies, half of which in Africa (17 per cent). The share is four times larger than manufacturing and services in the same group, at 5 per cent and 4 per cent respectively. This means mineral-resource FDI is generally indispensable for development.
Some special features mark out mining FDI from other forms of cross-border capital flow. Having specific economic, socio-political, and environmental effects, their impact in host countries has long been the subject of debate in policy circles. In contrast to manufacturing where a narrative has shaped and grown over the technology benefits of FDI attraction, the technological dimension of mining FDI has only been treated tangentially to other topical issues, such as buyer-supplier linkages. This is not surprising. In the mining industry, the hunt for mineral resources has historically been the main driver of foreign investment, leaving little room to manoeuvre for knowledge transfers and technological catch up.
Yet, the spillovers of mining FDI – the diffusion and appropriation of foreign technology, know-how or skills that may not be available locally – are paramount for development in poor, resource-rich countries. While Farole and Winkler (2014) and Ghebrihiwet (2018) have found ambiguous effects associated with licensing and research and development (R&D) collaboration at the country level, no decisive insights are available yet. Our research identifies three channels through which mining FDI can help host countries move up the technology ladder: First, the generic exposure to MNE innovation; second, the internationalization of patent activity – whether passively touching or actively involving local firms and third, R&D intensive FDI. We assess the feasibility of each channel by tracking global trends in the sector:
1) Generic exposure. Against all odds, we found MNEs to be the major source of mining innovation globally, which makes FDI a non-automatic, yet viable way to access key technology assets. Of the top 100 corporate applicants of mining and mining equipment technology and services (METS) patents, 60 are large multinationals, equally split between developed economies and developing and transition economies (30 apiece). Some 60 per cent of applications filed worldwide between 1990 and 2015 belong to MNEs.
2) Internationalization of patent activity. Interestingly, MNE-owned patents are extensively used and enforced by foreign affiliates in host countries. Of 278,000 applications filed by top MNE applicants between 1990 and 2015, 18 per cent are made in countries other than the parent's (figure 1).[1] While companies may apply for patents abroad for purely competitive purposes, they pave the way for the operational internalization of technology, i.e. its transfer to third parties via licensing or other non-contractual forms of relationship. More directly, foreign affiliates can also spur local inventive activity by hiring nationals in R&D functions or entering into collaborative R&D with domestic firms. Over a third of foreign applications (37 per cent) list inventors whose nationality coincide with the country of filing. While not automatic, such correspondence gives a strong hint to some forms of MNE-led local innovation being at play in host countries; what we call creative internationalization. Applicant MNEs may not only retain lasting business interests in filing destinations, but also patent inventions resulting from efforts involving locals, within or outside the company walls.
Figure 1: Internationalization of patent activity: evidence from a novel WIPO database. Source: Authors' elaboration on data Bureau Van Dijk's ORBIS and WIPO Mining Database (2018).
Note: For more details on WIPO Mining Database, see Raffo et al. (2019).
3) R&D intensive FDI. The quest for efficiency and knowledge assets has historically been rare in minerals. Corroborating this tradition, our analysis suggests that conventional motivations, such as access to resource endowments, remain the primary determinants of investment decisions. The bulk of greenfield mining projects kick-started/announced globally between 2007 and 2016 was concentrated in resource extraction (68 per cent), while only a residual portion (32 per cent) involved value-added activities, including sales (14 per cent) and manufacturing (12 per cent). Investment in R&D is scant, comprising only 1.5 per cent of projects. Downstream activities show a similar trend, pointing to the limitations of knowledge-intensive FDI as a vehicle of technology transfer.
Each channel opens a whole new set of challenges for governments to reverse the resource curse in an open economy (figure 2):
Figure 2: Channels of transmission of technology and innovation to host countries. Source: Authors' elaboration based on the analysis of bilateral FDI, ownership and patent data from multiple sources.
i. While the extra costs governments bear in terms of rent-sharing may be important, attracting large global players remains vital. In many cases, MNE entry has not only helped host governments secure investment finance, but also enabled exploration and extraction activities, which would otherwise have been technologically unfeasible. Our research finds that MNEs are the main source of mining and METS patents, a fifth of which are applied in foreign countries. Under the right circumstances, FDI may give MNE suppliers and employees in host countries exposure to state-of-the-art technology and results in the informal transfer of knowledge.
ii.a. As MNEs increasingly source "locally" – and corporate responsibility pressures level the playing field of global business – host country governments should try to tap patent internationalization and tweak local content requirements from a technological standpoint. Indeed, entering into contracts or other forms or relationship with foreign affiliates might not only create new markets, but could also foster "operational" spillovers. Now more than ever policies that promote buyer-supplier linkages should include transfer clauses/options, such as licensing, that enable domestic firms to grasp the technology benefits of matchmaking.
ii.b. Given the pervasive digitalization of the sector, some academics argue anew for mineral resource innovation, emphasizing the potential it holds for suppliers in developing countries. Beyond attracting (the right!) global players, agencies should focus on nurturing skills and the capabilities of domestic firms in a way that makes them attractive business partners. Investment policy should not work in isolation. It should be synergetic with policies that seek to root down inventive MNE activity into the local economy. Policy should shift focus from facilitating spot market transactions to establishing participatory, MNE-led knowledge platforms.
iii. Policy makers should maintain realistic expectations in mining FDI-led technological upgrade. Compared to other industries, cross-border mineral investment frequently fails to seek, mobilize or create cutting-edge knowledge assets. Opportunities for upgrade are therefore limited. While resource extraction should remain central to industrial development strategies in resource-rich host countries, it cannot be relied on solely to build economic prosperity. For that, diversification away from extractives towards greater value addition remains the safest bet.
[1] By contrast, the share of patents applied abroad by non-MNE top applicants is negligible.
This post is based on the book chapter "FDI-led technology spillovers in the mining industry" (provisional), by Bruno Casella (Economics Affairs Officer at UNCTAD) and Lorenzo Formenti (Associate Economic Affairs Officer at UNCTAD), published in: Global Challenges for Innovation and IP in the Mining Industries (Intellectual Property, Innovation and Economic Development series), edited by: Daly A., Humphreys D., Raffo J. and Valacchi G., Cambridge University Press: Cambridge. Forthcoming.
Farole, T. and Winkler D. (2014). Making Foreign Direct Investment Work for Sub-Saharan Africa: Local Spillovers and Competitiveness in Global Value Chains. Directions in Development-Trade;. Washington, DC: World Bank.
Ghebrihiwet N. (2018). FDI technology spillovers in the mining industry: Lessons from South Africa's mining sector. Resources Policy, 62(1): 463-471.
Raffo J., Daly A. and Valacchi G. (2019). Measuring Innovation in the Mining Industry with Patents. Economic Research Working Paper No. 56. Geneva: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
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With the spotlight on Latin-flavored "Tierra del Fuego" this month I am going to focus the next few blog entries on Latin pop.
Who better to start with than the "King of Latin Pop" himself Enrique Iglesias.
Enrique, son of 1970s Spanish superstar Julio Iglesias, started his Spanish-language recording career in the mid-1990s and broke onto the US charts with 1999's "Bailamos", part of the "Wild Wild West" movie soundtrack. The single went to no.1 in the US and Enrique's native Spain, and in the top 10 in many other countries.
Since then, Enrique has alternated albums in English and Spanish and sold over 100 million records worldwide.
His best-selling single to date is "Hero" from his sophomore English-language album, 2001's "Escape".
Enrique is not just a great performer, but a talented songwriter in his own right, co-writing the majority of his songs, as well scoring a number of hits for other artists. | {
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To help you with your Foods and Nutrition project, we have developed a series of eight (8) focused workshops scheduled October through January. These workshops will largely be based on the 4-H Food and Nutrition Explore Guides (accessible at https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/school-curriculum/) and will provide knowledge and skills that will be applicable to all 4-H food and nutrition contests and, of course, living a healthy lifestyle beyond 4-H contests. We encourage ALL interested 4-H members to participate, even if they do not plan to compete in a county or district Food and Nutrition contest.
The workshops will consist of a variety of hands-on activities and cooking. All workshops will be on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm at the Extension office lasting 1 – 1 ½ hours each. Cost will be $3 per child, not to exceed $6 per family, and can be paid at the door. Must RSVP no later than the Monday before the workshop. All our 4-H youth are invited to attend one, some, or all! | {
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Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2017 Asia-Pacific Supplementary Report
Posted: 16 Nov 2017 Last revised: 18 Nov 2017
See all articles by Francis F. L. Lee
Francis F. L. Lee
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)
Michael Chan
Hsuan-Ting Chen
Dennis K.K. Leung
Antonis Kalogeropoulos
University of Liverpool - Department of Communication and Media; University of Oxford - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
University of Oxford - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
This report presents an analysis of data from a survey of online news users in seven markets in the Asia-Pacific region: Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, and Australia. It is based on data from the 2017 Reuters Institute Digital News Report but the regional focus provides more detailed analysis of developments across Asia-Pacific markets. To shed light both on similarities and differences within the region and between the region and more global trends, we include the UK and the US in the analysis as benchmarks. We focus on Asia-Pacific markets here in part because it is important to understand the specificities of how media and news use is developing across the region, and in part because the region – with several technically highly developed markets with young populations – provides a possible indication of what the future of digital media holds for less-developed markets with older populations elsewhere. Digital media use in many Asia-Pacific markets is more developed than in many other high-income countries in, for example, Europe and North America. In the report, we show how most markets in the region are deeply shaped by the spread of smartphones and the rise of platforms, but also characterised by some publishers who maintain a strong direct connection with their users.
Keywords: Digital news; social media; Asia-Pacific; smartphone use; news consumption; news use
Lee, Francis F. L. and Chan, Michael and Chen, Hsuan-Ting and Leung, Dennis K.K. and Kalogeropoulos, Antonis and Nielsen, Rasmus Kleis, Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2017 Asia-Pacific Supplementary Report (November 13, 2017). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3070264
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) ( email )
Shatin, N.T.
Antonis Kalogeropoulos (Contact Author)
University of Liverpool - Department of Communication and Media ( email )
19-23 Abercromby Square
Liverpool, L69 7ZG
University of Oxford - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism ( email )
13 Norham Gardens
Oxford, OX2 6PS | {
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A new study has uncovered a rise in US methane levels of more than 30 percent over the last decade. And while the authors stop short of blaming the increase on the US shale gas (fracking) industry, which grew by 900 percent in the same period, it is difficult to find an alternative source for the increased levels of methane.
There are already questions about the economic viability of UK shale gas extraction. If the additional cost of preventing methane leakage has to be built into the fracking industry business models, there will be even fewer recoverable gas reserves. If, on the other hand, the UK government turns a blind eye to methane leaks, then the whole case for using gas as a low-carbon alternative to coal is undermined. | {
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If you want to purchase , seek out quality timber joinery. When a item is stuck jointly or if fingernails and screws are widely used to keep your furniture piece together, it does not very last long. It is best to spend more money to have a with a few superb wood joinery work with it. Actually glance at the hip and legs of any you are looking for buying. Individuals legs need to have not only to assist excess weight, they'll also be in touch with your floors. If they seem like they'll do injury to your ground due to the supplies used (like steel), then you really should choose a various design. When selecting for your living area, choose natural colours. You may change the colours and other furnishings of your area by altering highlights, painting as well as other things. As a result, you can actually transform up the look of your living area without having to spend a ton of money.
There are not that lots of people that actually have a club setup at home. For some, it could appear to be some thing unnatural or otherwise appropriate for a living space but if done correctly it may genuinely include personally to the interior of the apartment or house. The very first thing that should be on the shopping list is a set of a variable club feces. They'll show their really worth when having a person more than or web hosting a small party. Bar stool merely provides a special contact that changes the room. Having adjustable bar stools does generate some advantages. The very first main plus is that they take hardly any floor space. They are made to be compact but comfy sufficient. Talking about comfort, bar stools are not too shabby. Even if they're little, they nevertheless supply decent assistance. Some of them even have a little bit of back again assistance along with a gentle cushioned surface. As for adjustments, many of them have a variable peak. The most important aspect which makes a bar stool very easy to recognize is always that they swiveling. A good stool is designed in such a way that it's hard to lower and comfy enough. The good thing is that there is no shortage with regards to design variety. There are many significantly adjustable barstools to select from but we'd to pick just 10. Only 10 of these were deemed purchase deserving due to their quality, style and overall utility. Here is what we assembled for our listing of the recommendations for the top ten greatest adjustable bar stools in 2018.
This sofa is praised for unique design and luxury. Its impressive flare-arm couch with chairs provides you with optimum space for stretching out and relaxing in your room. So usually the contemporary sofa chaise increases the beauty of this established. The established also includes pillow top arms padded back again and chairs for optimum comfort and ease. The couch includes a corner-blocked wood frame that gives the couch sufficient sturdiness. The couch steps 89 inches wide by 62 in . in depth by 4 inches tall making it ideal for moderate dimension areas. You may need to do minor assembling for example of the thighs.
Coming in at under $300 (plus shipping) and 56 in . in width, our wallet- and room-pleasant pick is ideal for first flats, playrooms, dens or other little areas. Because its padded with extra strong glued leather-based, this lying loveseat is much more resistant to stains, releases and tears. Clients explain this lying loveseat as comfy, fashionable and a very good worth. One reviewer wrote it had become probably the most comfy furniture pieces shes ever had, whilst another stated he could not have requested much more for his money. Reasonable caution, though: some testers said the furniture on their own loveseats tore very easily. Thankfully, the manufacturer includes a guarantee for parts. As this loveseat has such a simple design, it can make a solid foundation for additional personalized dcor products. Then add ornamental toss pillows or blankets to up its cozy element, and give a couple of jumps of color and design.
With the current boost in popularity of the Middle-Century Modern design style, this couch design is really a hot item. Whether true vintage items, forgeries or new styles that incorporate Middle-Century Contemporary elements, these are really flexible sofas. Usually utilized in a minimal or mid-hundred years style plan, they are fantastic for including a retro really feel to a room. The distinguishing components range from the exposed thighs and straight line framework. Most mid-hundred years couches but not all of them may have some tufting around the back again.
English rolled arm couches are additional comfy thanks to the large, soft cushions at the back as well as for the chairs. Reduced arms are comfy for laying and also the uncovered legs bare this sofa style from sensation overweight or imposing. It actually came from at the change from the century and can be associated with something typical of the British countryside. Differentiating characteristics usually include reduced exposed thighs, soft, large cushions, a tight back and recessed arms. Though it may be considered a classic style, it's also a perfect addition to a modern day space thanks to its comfy and flexible appear.
This is actually the next sofa on the list. It is extra comfy and incredibly ideal for small areas or attic residing. It is upholstered in polyester material, prospects inset control keys that give a stylish gemstone-tufted style. It is constructed of long lasting materials and also the legs are constructed with durable wood to add to its durability. The loveseat has an espresso discolored wood thighs and no-marking foot caps. It offers a comfortable froth padding and rayon material furniture that makes it extremely luxurious. It features a longue spot that gives an extraordinary space for resting.
This lying loveseat takes the second spot because its a super inexpensive, super comfy option that can fit in with most house dcor styles. Its solid wood body is cushioned with circles (for some springtime) and high-denseness froth (for many soft), and upholstered with brownish faux leather that makes it an ultra-flexible piece of furniture. Combine it with the man cavern for a comfy destination to watch the sport (and dont worry about any spillsits vinyl furniture tends to make clean-up simple) or your family room with a few decorative throw pillows for the perfect place to comfortable up after a long-day. Actual-existence clients adore this lying loveseat because its comfy, long lasting, easy to assemble one rater even noted that she could assemble two units in under 45 minutes! and shipping from the vendor is a breeze.
British rolled arm couches are extra comfortable because of the big, soft cushions at the back as well as for the seats. Low arms are comfy for lying down and also the exposed thighs keep this sofa style from sensation too heavy or imposing. It actually came from at the change of the hundred years and could be related to something typical of the British country side. Differentiating qualities generally include reduced uncovered legs, gentle, large soft cushions, a good back and recessed arms. Though it may be considered a vintage style, it's also an ideal addition to a modern day space thanks to its comfortable and versatile look.
This luxurious group of city-stylish couches is created to provide an embellished domain. Actually, even your moderate areas might have you obliged for an perfect movie night. Place him down to obtain a completely changed mattress. This avant-garde person futon mattress is accessible in various shades. This includes some bright shades out of control for example Orange, Light Azure, and Light Crimson. Put them inside your inventive research or attic to assess the exuberance. It is also available in lowering shades for example dark, darkish and darkish. These nuances, once again, printing a respectable aspect of the upper course. With the splitting element of the back, you are able to rest for your preferred posture. This couch appears wealthy with tufted material consistency upholstery. The good thing is that it's customized with hypoallergenic filling up. A definitive result provides a comfortable relaxation.
If you are searching for some serious relaxation, this loveseats solid pillow back and folded arms will deliverbut at a higher price tag. Every seat cushion contains 30 individual pocketed coils for springtime and support, and high strength chair froth for an extra coating of plushness and durability. Plus, the froth soft cushions are capped with super gentle, blended down feathers. For the additional comfort, there are 3 regular jobs: seated, a slight recline with an raised foot rest, along with a complete lie down by having an raised foot rest. It does not hurt that this lying loveseat appears lux, either. Its all-leather-based furniture and ornamental nail mind trim give it a vintage look that may work with lots of home dcor designs, from traditional to nation to crafts and arts. In addition, leather stands up nicely towards everyday use, kids and dog hair and nails. Just be sure you condition the leather-based every 6 to twelve months.
When the Chesterfield is the graceful gentleman among couches, the Cabriole may be the grande dame. Noted for its exposed wood and stylish thighs, similar to the Louis XV time period, the cabriole also has a unique outline. It was additionally a popular shape within the work of furniture producer Jones Chippendale. Typically, the rear is all one continuous item with out cushions and has a stylish bending collection. This specific cabriole edition consists of jewels within the tufts for additional allure. It's a sofa design that may be as simple or opulent as you wish. Upholstered having a luxurious materials like velvet yields a significantly various style sensation than if it had been padded inside a much more muted, textural natural. The main feeling of style derives from its overall form and lithe legs meaning it will always give a processed air to some room. | {
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This supernatural thriller (256 pages) was published in August of 2006 by St. Martin's Press. The book takes you to college on Thanksgiving weekend. Melissa read The Harrowing and loved it; it wouldn't be on our site if she didn't recommend it.
The Harrowing
Ah, Thanksgiving. The coziest holiday of the year. The time for family and friends to gather and give thanks, to eat a home-cooked feast, and to relax together in a shared feeling of warmth and camaraderie. Unless you're Robin Stone, and you live in Baird College's Mendenhall dorm.
Robin thought that staying at school during the Thanksgiving holiday would give her a welcome break from her studies and her obnoxious roommate. But as the other students bail for turkey dinners at home, Robin begins to feel little prickles of fear in the empty, creaky hundred-year-old residence hall. Even that is preferable to the nightmare she'd have faced at home.
On the night of a crashing thunderstorm, Robin is about to make a life-changing decision, when she realizes she's not alone in the hall after all. Her companions make Mendenhall into its own sort of dark-side Breakfast Club. There's a jock, a flirt, a musician, a geek, and Robin, the emo chick with attitude and tenacity to spare.
Drunk, bored, and eager to show off to each other, the students play around with a dusty old Ouija board and circumstances spiral way, way out of control. Their tenuous trust in each other is put to the test as they work together to solve a decades-old mystery and try to understand what's happening in their all-too-real present.
This spooky story is fun counter-programming to the pumpkin-pie-and-gratitude of Thanksgiving. Turns out, the characters have legit reasons for choosing the residence hall over home, and their secrets come to light in a most unusual and unsettling way. The supernatural goings-on are vividly rendered, and the suspense continues to ratchet up until the final pages.
People were shifting restlessly, looking up at the clock above the blackboard. A little before three, Wednesday. Tomorrow was Thanksgiving, and everyone was impatient, eager to escape for the holiday. Everyone except Robin. The four-day weekend loomed before her like an abyss. Thanksgiving. Right. Thanks for what? At least there would be no roommate. She sat with the thought of no Waverly for four days, and felt a spark of something — not pleasure, nothing so life-affirming as that, but a slight relief, a loosening of the concrete band that lately seemed to permanently encircle her chest… And no one else, either, Robin reminded herself. No one at all. The anxiety settled in again, a chill of unnamed worry. Four days in creepy old Mendenhall… completely alone… — Alexandra Sokoloff
Two Dramatically and Delightfully Different Stories to Celebrate Thanksgiving
Readers' choice: A charming story about the joy and disaster of family togetherness — or a spooky novel about Thanksgiving weekend in an empty dorm with a Ouija board and group of misfits. Both are tasty options.
Spend a Spooky Thanksgiving in a Haunted Residence Hall with 'The Harrowing'
Sure, you could spend the weekend apple picking or wandering a pumpkin patch. But we offer an alternative: How about a spooky weekend in a (maybe haunted) college dorm with a Ouija board and a group of misfits?! | {
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Officials Still Have No Suspects In A Rash Of Arson Attacks Targeting Jehovah's Witnesses In Washington
A fire that destroyed a Kingdom Hall on Friday was declared an arson. Officials said it is the fifth attack since March that has targeted Jehovah's Witnesses in Washington state.
By Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Michelle Broder Van Dyke BuzzFeed News Reporter
Posted on December 10, 2018, at 2:35 a.m. ET
Thurston County Sheriff / Via Facebook: thurston.countysheriff
A fire that ignited Friday at a place of worship for Jehovah's Witnesses in Washington has been declared an arson, marking the state's fifth attack against the religious denomination so far this year.
Authorities in Thurston County, Washington, responded to the latest fire, at a Kingdom Hall in Lacey, in the predawn hours Friday, but arrived too late to save the worship center, which was destroyed after the building's roof collapsed.
Agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ruled soon after that the blaze was started intentionally. According to the Washington Post, the agency has said that the fire fits the pattern of the four other arson attacks targeting Jehovah's Witness places of worship in the area this year.
King5 / Via king5.com
The destroyed Kingdom Hall in Lacey, Washington.
All five of the attacks have occurred at Kingdom Halls — the name Jehovah's Witnesses use for their houses of worship — in Thurston County, which is located about 60 miles south of Seattle and has a population of 280,000.
The rash of arsons — as well as another incident involving gunfire at a Kingdom Hall — has baffled local and state investigators, who say they have not yet identified any suspects or potential motives.
"The first reaction is that it makes you feel really ill about somebody who has some sort of animosity towards any religion — let alone a Jehovah's Witness of Kingdom Hall," Thurston County Sheriff John Snaza said at a press conference Friday.
Thurston County-Sheriff / Via Facebook: thurston.countysheriff
The Kingdom Hall that was targeted in Yelm, Washington.
The attacks began nine months ago, on March 19, when two fires started within minutes of each other: first at a Kingdom Hall in Olympia and, soon after, at a Kingdom Hall in Tumwater, about 3 miles away. The damage from both incidents was minor, according to the ATF's Seattle Division.
The Kingdom Hall in Olympia was targeted again on July 3, in an arson attack that destroyed the building.
Then, on Aug. 8, a Kingdom Hall in Yelm was set on fire in another apparent arson. A package made to look like a bomb was also found at the site, which was not occupied at the time, according to King5. The same Kingdom Hall had been the target of another attack months earlier, on May 15, when multiple rounds of gunfire were shot at the building.
Surveillance footage from the Olympia and Tumwater Kingdom Halls and from a store in Tumwater was released by the ATF over the summer in hopes of identifying a person of interest. The agency has offered a $36,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest.
"We are still looking for the person, we're actively looking to solve the previous crimes, and we're also looking for citizens to come forward with any information they might have," Assistant Special Agent Jonathan Blais of Seattle's ATF said Friday, according to local Fox news affiliate Q13.
BuzzFeed News has reached out to ATF and the Thurston County Sheriff's Office for more details about the investigation.
Facebook / Via Facebook: DrewMikkelsenJournalist
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee condemned the attacks on Twitter Friday.
"The freedom to worship is a right that should be protected for every person in our country," he wrote. "Our thoughts are with the members of our community affected by this abhorrent act."
Dan Woollett, a Jehovah's Witness minister who helped build the Kingdom Hall in Lacey in 1976, said Friday that the fire was "devastating for the whole congregation."
"It's devastating for sure but, you know, it's just a building. Everybody's safe and that's the important thing," he added.
A denomination of Christianity that started in the 1870s, Jehovah's Witnesses are perhaps best known for going door-to-door to share religious writings and beliefs. Just under 1% of the US population identify as Jehovah's Witnesses, including 2% of Washington residents, according to 2014 data from the Pew Research Center.
Michelle Broder Van Dyke is a breaking news reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Honolulu.
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Social Networking Timeline by Deb Morley
By debmo
The first email is sent
The first email is sent by Ray Tomlinson. He sent it to himself between two computers.
Online Bulletin Board Systems begun
Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) exchanged data over phone lines with other users.
GeoCities was launched
Yahoo! GeoCities is a web hosting service, currently available only in Japan. GeoCities was originally founded by David Bohnett and John Rezner in late 1994 as Beverly Hills Internet (BHI). In its original form, site users selected a "city" in which to place their web pages. The "cities" were named after real cities or regions according to their content.
PlanetAll was launched
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LiveJournal was launched
LiveJournal (LJ) is a virtual community where Internet users can keep a blog, journal or diary.
Delicious launched
Delicious (formerly del.icio.us, pronounced "delicious") is a social bookmarking web service for storing, sharing, and discovering web bookmarks. The site was founded by Joshua Schachter.
LinkedIn was launched
LinkedIn is a business-related social networking site. It is mainly used for professional networking.
MySpace launched
Myspace is a social networking service owned by Specific Media LLC and pop star Justin Timberlake.
FaceBook launched
Facebook is a social networking service and Web site.
Flickr is an image hosting and video hosting website, web services suite, and online community that was created by Ludicorp
Blogster launched
Blogster is a blogging community that features specific-interest blogs. Blogster maintains an online community of users who publish content, images, video and more. Blogster members can network and collaborate by creating a blog, building a personalized profile, creating friend lists, commenting on articles and interacting in an online community.
Delicious and Flickr acquired by Yahoo!.
Ning launched
Ning is an online platform for people and organizations to create custom social networks, launched in October 2005.
Twitter launched
Twitter is an online social networking and microblogging service that enables its users to send and read text-based posts of up to 140 characters, informally known as "tweets".
Diigo launched
Diigo is a social bookmarking website which allows signed-up users to bookmark and tag web-pages. Additionally, it allows users to highlight any part of a webpage and attach sticky notes to specific highlights or to a whole page. These annotations can be kept private, shared with a group within Diigo or a special link forwarded to someone else.
Virb launched
Virb is a social network that focuses heavily on artists, including musicians and photographers.
weRead launched
weRead, formerly iRead, is an online community of book enthusiasts.
Academia.edu launched
Academia.eduAcademia.edu is a social networking site for academics/researchers
Diaspora launched
Diaspora is a non-profit, user-owned, distributed social network that is based upon the free Diaspora software.
Audimated launched
Audimated is a social networking website for independent musicians and their fans.
Yakobo EP Launch Campaign
History of Instagram
Mass Media Timeline
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Evolution of media
History of Google
Evolution of Web Tools
Supreme Court Timeline
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2023 won't make us forget 2022, maybe more to remind us of 2022
Posted on 9 January 2023 by Ryan Dahlman
By Ryan Dahlman
Ahhh 2023 is here.
As we bear the not surprisingly inundation of commercials and over-the-top messages of quick fixes to New Year's resolution end goals of losing weight, looking younger, becoming smarter, more sculpted, beautiful and just ultimately a better human etc. we have to realize what 2023 will be.
2022 was a difficult and challenging year, but at the very least there was some signs of economic and social recovery.
Entertaining and inspiring events and businesses came back as part of everyday society, sadly the Saskatchewan Roughriders didn't get the memo on either — but I digress.
Agriculture had its moments with some decent crops in Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan.
However, 2023 is another year of short term pain for long term gain. Housing prices will remain higher than normal, there will be at least a provincial election. One person who is hoping for a UCP loss this spring is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. With Bill 1 coming to fruition with Alberta just itching to put it into practice
ccording to some media there will be much bravado between Medicine Hat MLA (and oh yeah Alberta premier and High River resident) Danielle Smith and Trudeau in regards to the Golden Horseshoe.
The Calgary Herald reported the federal government is pouring many millions of dollars into the electric car and battery construction industry in Ontario in the "Golden Horseshoe" area which includes Mississauga, Hamilton, Toronto, and Niagara Falls, meanwhile they are creating a "transition" program for workers in other industries "i.e. petroleum" get education to learn about a new industry. There are no $5 billion plants announced for Alberta. According to Post-Media, Smith has indicated there has been no discussions between the two sides.
Both sides are positioning themselves in taking a stand with this issue. In layman's terms, they are acting like overgrown babies. 2023 will be a fascinating year with Alberta-federal/Saskatchewan/federal relations.
While consumers had to pay ridiculously high prices at the grocery stores and cringed when Westfair's Galen Weston came on the TV with his signature sweaters telling viewers why consumer will love whatever overpriced products or they march out there; agriculture producers mysteriously didn't reap the rewards. If $chicken producers in Ontario are the getting healthy price return for their chickens, they would all be rich. $27 per/kg for chicken breast? Wheat growers don't make a tonne of money from $3 bread, cattle producers didn't make a tonne of money from the astronomical prices of everything from hamburger to prime rib. Even heads of iceberg lettuce are an unthinkable $5-6. Prognosticators are indicating the price of food will continue to go up. Hopefully there will be no more anger-inducing Weston commercials, but considering the uproar on food prices … Galen is wearing his sweaters too tight, it's cutting off circulation to his brain.
Interest rates are going up, everything is costing more, including fuel for our homes/rentals and our vehicles. But don't worry, we will all have electric cars. Can't wait to see how all homes will be retrofitted to handle it and whether agriculture equipment such as tractors and combines will run off of AA or 9 volt batteries.
To slowly eliminate single-use plastics, 2023 will also feature single use plastic such as utensils used on take-out food. According to a report from the Canadian Press, Canadians use 15 billion plastic bags per year.
The battle with drugs continues. Sadly, two people in Swift Current lost their lives over the Christmas holidays after overdosing on the drugs they were taking which had fentanyl in it. Many vapers are adding drugs to their vapes. Mental health, addiction issues and overwhelming stress is leading to drug use.
New 15-year research done by the University of Ottawa and Ottawa Hospital indicating that people smoke marijuana have higher rates of emphysema and other other air diseases than those who just smoke tobacco or don't smoke at all. The study was conducted between 2005-2020.
Over November 2022 saw the highest number of Canadian insolvencies since March 2020 (the month of the widespread COVID-19 lockdowns, and the announcement of the initial CERB aid package). The numbers were just released by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy.
2023 is not sounding healthy, much like many of us who have suffered from a lingering illness which causes a lot of coughing, tired feeling after not being able to sleep much. It has spread and much of the population seems to have been or currently suffering.
However, after the mental Covid-19 fatigue we have suffered through, it seems as though 2023 will continue to be a battle. | {
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From the table above, the price elasticity of supply is ____.
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8. A country achieves economic development when there is ____.
9. The transfer of public shareholding, in corporations to private enterprises is ____.
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individuals are known as ____.
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and the index number for 2011 is 3200. Calculate the real income for 2012.
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26. Taxes and government expenditure are instruments of ____.
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29. The migration of young people from rural to urban areas in Nigeria should help to raise the ____.
30. Money becomes a very poor store of value in the period of ____.
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control means used is known a ____.
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Civil society and foreign donors in Libya
In Libya, political civil society is a novelty. Mostly banned under Muammar Gaddafi, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have mushroomed in post-2011 Libya thanks to newly acquired freedoms. The influx of foreign donors to the previously isolated country, providing technical and financial assistance, has contributed to building up the capacities of the Libyan NGO sector.
Having been subjected to propaganda about foreign 'conspiracies' for decades, Libyan society is slowly adapting to the idea of development assistance from abroad as a friendly means to help the country's democratic transition.
A highly politicised issue in Egypt and Tunisia, the topic of 'foreign funding' and how it is addressed in Libyan public debate differs from its neighbouring countries in several ways. Libya's economic wealth, while not yet mobilised to build up civil society capacities as such, sets the stage for popular attitudes regarding external support to building Libya's new order. Unlike in Egypt (where the Muslim Brotherhood has suffered a major reversal with the removal of President Morsi by the army following massive street protests, but remains a strong political movement and contender for power) and Tunisia, Libya's Islamist parties are relatively weak. It follows that the anti-Gulf sentiments on the rise in several North African countries – motivated mainly by the Gulf's alleged backing of Islamic forces – are less widespread in Libya. The great importance that tribal structures and decentralised governing models could have in the future is already affecting the impact potential of donors based in Tripoli. At the same time, the country's fragile security situation significantly limits the scope for both domestic and external actors to venture beyond the big cities. Based on a series of interviews carried out in Libya in early 2013, this paper examines how the issue of foreign funding is perceived by donors and local stakeholders, focusing on how local attitudes have changed in the post-Gaddafi era.
Barah Mikail
Foreign funding
'Foreign Funding' in post-revolution Tunesia
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Civic driven change: Citizen's Imagination in action
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Fighting the last war? Civil-military relations in Egypt
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Foreign Funding in Egypt after the revolution
In the aftermath of Egypt's revolution, controversies over foreign funding to Egyptian civil society organisations (CSO) have become even more politicised. This has resulted in the prosecution of a number of international and Egyptian...
From prison to palace: The Muslim Brotherhood's challenges and responses in post-revolution Egypt
For decades, the Muslim Brotherhood focused on the need to uphold and defend Muslim identity in order to maintain organisational unity, spending less time on developing alternative policies to those of the regime.
While...
Publication on women's rights in Syria
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Refugees in the MENA region: what geopolitical consequences?
Over the past two years, a combination of security crises has caused a wave of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Middle East and North of Africa. Contrary to common belief, the...
Stories of freedom
Read this interesting personal account of Amjad Baiazy, the Syrian human rights and civil society activist, who was imprisoned by the Syrian authorities on May 12, 2011 and released on June 30, 2011. While in prison, Amajd Baiazy engaged in discussions with inmates on the myths and realities surrounding the Syrian revolution. In this personal account and analysis, Amjad Baiazy addresses the topics of sectarianism, start of the revolution in Daraa, role of Islamists and 'conspiracy theories'.
Syria's local coordination committees: The dynamo of a hijacked revolution
Since the outbreak of the Syrian revolution in March 2011, there have been abundant articles and studies on Syrian political factions and figures; but, to date, there has been no systematic study and critical...
The Syrian uprising and the power of stories
On a daily basis scores of Syrian activists upload their YouTube footage of protests and the regime's atrocities, hoping that someone will watch them, become outraged, and act in ways to support the uprising....
Truth and reconciliation? Transitional justice in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia
Transitional justice is an urgent priority in post-revolutionary Arab states. Tunisia, Egypt and Libya have yet to properly embark on inclusive transitional justice processes to address human rights abuses of the past and the...
Tunisian women in politics: From constitution makers to electoral contenders
The outstanding result women achieved in the Tunisian legislative elections held on 26 October 2014 (31 per cent of seats in the Assembly), marks a new milestone in Tunisia's modernist tradition and confirms its...
Uganda riots revisited
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Understanding - not appropriating - revolution
The uprisings in the Arab world had not even been in full swing before various political agendas scrambled to appriopriate them. Many opinions appear to be caught up in clichés and analyses colored by...
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