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Q: Selecting a specific User Certificate on a given URL Below is the sample code which am making use of , upon access of this url am shown a dialog box with the list of user certificates available, here, from the table any one of the user certificates should be selected after that click OK , which takes you to the landing page.
The following is already tried, Handle Alert, Get Window handles and even iframe i.e Select ifarme, after spending few hours it became evident that the issue is as described below.
Issue
What is happening here is that the Open Browser line in the below code is not getting completed until i make the appropriate user certificate selection, hence, HELLO1 or any other code is not executed until i make the selection.
Which means that either i need to pass a parameter at the time of URL request itself to make that selection or ??
Does robot framework / selenium support any other way to get the user certificate selected OR using javascript in robot framework.
*** Settings ***
Documentation OAM OAuth TestSuite
Library SeleniumLibrary
Library String
Library Process
Library Collections
Library json
*** Variables ***
${waittime}= 10s
*** Test Cases ***
SELECT USER CERTIFICATE
[Tags] aminhell
[Documentation] sample
${ID}= Open Browser http://wren22uiy.us.iyio.com:8879/odd.html Chrome options=add_argument("--ignore-certificate-errors")
Select Frame Select a Certificate
LOG TO CONSOLE HELLO1
${message} = Get Window handles
LOG TO CONSOLE HELLO2
LOG TO CONSOLE ${message}
A: After having done a research in this topic, it seems that there is no easy way to solve this situation:
*
*The Chrome is not easily manageable by AutoIT Library
*The "Open Browser" or any keyword is stuck while the certificate is not selected
I found an "infrastructure" workaround that I would like to share with you consisting on using a proxy that will select the certificate for you. You can install the Nginx and configure make it select the certificate for you, and then test the website directly by HTTP.
The nginx.conf I used:
worker_processes 1;
events {
worker_connections 1024;
}
http {
include mime.types;
default_type application/octet-stream;
sendfile on;
keepalive_timeout 0;
ssl_session_cache off;
proxy_ssl_session_reuse off;
server {
listen 8335;
server_name localhost;
location / {
proxy_pass https://localhost:8443/;
proxy_ssl_verify off;
proxy_ssl_certificate keys/A123456.crt.pem;
proxy_ssl_certificate_key keys/A123456.key.pem;
proxy_ssl_session_reuse off;
}
}
server {
listen 8336;
server_name localhost;
location / {
proxy_pass https://localhost:8443/;
proxy_ssl_verify off;
proxy_ssl_certificate keys/B123457.crt.pem;
proxy_ssl_certificate_key keys/B123457.key.pem;
proxy_ssl_session_reuse off;
}
}
}
HINT: If you use P12 as certificate/key file, it is possible to extract certificate and key by using the following openssl commands:
openssl pkcs12 -in filename.p12 -nocerts -nodes -out filename.key.pem
openssl pkcs12 -in filename.p12 -clcerts -nokeys -out filename.crt.pem
The RF test cases:
TESTCASE001 - Certificate for A123456
[Teardown] Close All Browsers
Open Browser http://localhost:8335/myapp Chrome
Page Should Contain A123456
TESTCASE002 - Certificate for B123457
[Teardown] Close All Browsers
Open Browser http://localhost:8336/myapp Chrome
Page Should Contain B123457
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Bad year looming for Giants unless defense improves quickly
by: Associated Press
AP Photo/Michael Ainsworth
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Giants are in trouble again, and it has nothing to do with either of the quarterbacks or the offense. The defense was horrible in an opening loss to Dallas.
Coordinator James Bettcher's unit will have to improve dramatically and quickly after a 35-17 road loss to the defending NFC East champion Cowboys.
If not, this is shaping up to be a third straight season out of the playoffs, and a seventh in eight years.
For sure, these are only quick thoughts after the first game of the schedule. However, things have to improve for co-owner John Mara not to make changes after this season.
The Giants offered little resistance to Dak Prescott and company, thanks in large part to missed tackles, blown coverages, lack of coverage, no pass rush and inexperience. New York started six players on defense 25 years old or less, and nine 28 or younger.
"My confidence has not been shaken," linebacker and defensive captain Alex Ogletree said Monday. "We have a great defense. It's just a matter of us doing it, and doing it on Sunday."
Coach Pat Shurmur said the key heading into Sunday's home opener against the Bills (1-0) will be showing players where they can be better.
"Everything there is correctable," Shurmur said. "We need to just get back to work. I think there were some good things in the game, but those are obviously overshadowed by the things that contributed to the loss."
The offense didn't help enough despite gaining moving the ball effectively.
"It's not about the defense, it's both sides doing their job," quarterback Eli Manning said Monday after a good debut to his record 16th season with the Giants. "Sometimes you have those high-scoring games, we have to do our part to match. We had the opportunities. That's the unfortunate part."
The offense showed a lot, gaining 470 yards. Manning threw for 306 yards, no interceptions and a touchdown. NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley gained 120 yards on 11 carries to kick off his second season. Tight end Evan Engram had career highs of 11 catches for 116 yards, and scored a touchdown. The negative was 2 for 11 on third-down attempts and couldn't keep up against a high-powered Dallas offense.
WHAT NEEDS HELP
After drafting DeAndre Baker late in the first round, the Giants touted the Georgia cornerback as a great coverage guy who would give the team two shutdown players at the position, along with veteran Janoris Jenkins. Baker looked lost in his first game, giving up an early big play to Michael Gallup on a sideline go route, and a 21-yard touchdown to Amari Cooper in the third quarter. On both plays he trailed the receiver.
The revamped offensive line, which added Kevin Zeitler at guard and Mike Remmers at tackle on the right side, was good. Manning was sacked once after being dumped 47 times last season. The running game gained 151 yards on 17 carries, an 8.9 yard average.
Let's continue picking on the rookies. Defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II was the 17th pick overall in the draft and many felt he would give the defense a run stopper and a pass rush. Dallas was limited to 89 yards rushing on 30 carries, but the 21 year old from Clemson was invisible most of the game. He had one assisted tackle — that's it. Not a good start.
Zeitler hurt a shoulder but Shurmur does not think he will miss much time, if any. Receiver Sterling Shepard, who had six catches for 42 yards, sustained a concussion. Linebacker Kareem Martin sprained a knee and his status is uncertain.
158.3 — Dak Prescott threw for 405 yards, four touchdowns, no interceptions and was not sacked in posting a perfect 158.3 passing rating against the Giants. It was the second straight game he threw four TDs against New York, and his yardage was the highest total by an opponent since the Saints' Drew Brees threw for 505 yards on Nov. 1, 2015.
The Giants need to turn this around quickly. Bad starts have been the norm the past two seasons. They started 0-5 in 2017 en route to a 3-13 mark, and 1-7 last year under Shurmur in going 5-11. If they are going to do anything this season, they need a dose of quick confidence injected by a win over the Bills.
More NY Giants Blitz Stories
Giants finish second in NFC East; 2021 opponents set
by Jonas Miller / Jan 4, 2021
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The New York Giants' season ended last night when the Washington Football Team defeated the Philadelphia Eagles. The team had 6-10 record in their first season under Head Coach Joe Judge.
The Giants' full 2021 schedule won't be released until the spring, but the slate of teams they'll face has been finalized. They are listed below along with their 2020 regular-season record.
NY Blitz Digital Huddle: Week 17
by Jared Phillips / Dec 31, 2020
Albany, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Jared Phillips is joined by Liana Bonavita for this week's Digital Huddle to discuss the Giants' fading defense, where the offense can find a spark, and what the Giants need to do to be able to pull out a win over Dallas this weekend.
NY Blitz Gridiron Update: Week 17
Albany, N.Y. (NEWS10) — There's one playoff scenario for the Giants this weekend and it's pretty simple: beat the Cowboys Sunday afternoon, then watch the Eagles beat Washington Sunday night.
That first step is much easier said than done.
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Stable on home turf, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot attacks RSS, BJP and PM Modi
While addressing the special assembly session on Friday convened to discuss the constitution, Gehlot said, 'RSS's dominance in all areas is increasing.'
Published: 30th November 2019 11:26 PM | Last Updated: 30th November 2019 11:27 PM | A+A A-
Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot (Photo | PTI)
By Rajesh Asnani
After stabilizing the internal tussle within State Congress, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has now increased his attacks on RSS, BJP and PM Modi. In a scathing criticism of RSS, Gehlot said that RSS is working like an 'extra-Constitutional Authority' in the country and no one can become a Minister, Chief Minister nor Prime Minister, without their will.
Gehlot is currently on a firm footing in the state after the merger of all BSP MLA's in Congress, the results of the by-elections and local body elections has made him politically stronger. Sources within congress say that's the reason he is seen in increasingly aggressive mode.
While addressing the special assembly session on Friday convened to discuss the constitution, Gehlot said, "RSS's dominance in all areas is increasing. During the Emergency, Sanjay Gandhi was accused of acting as an' Extra Constitutional Authority 'in the country. Whether he used to do it or not, everyone knows, but today the RSS is working as an 'Extra Constitutional Authority' in the country. No one can get any position without their will."
Gehlot dared RSS to convert into a political party and come out in the open. "My advice to the RSS is that they should convert themselves into a political party. At some point you may have given in writing that you will not enter politics, that was a different matter. Now you are ruling the country, you should give in writing that the RSS is the government, irrespective of the name of the BJP", he added.
Political experts believe that Gehlot is in a stronger position in Congress in the ongoing internal tussle between him and his deputy CM, Sachin Pilot. This is due to the Congress winning 1 seat in the by-election and further, with an impressive victory in 23 of the 49 urban civic bodies in Rajasthan have made him stronger. All of this has led to Gehlot increasing political attacks on RSS , BJP and Modi with High Command's support with him.
Sources within congress say that Gehlot has ruffled PM Modi too and is one of the only people who continue to attack him, after Rahul Gandhi stepping down from the Congress President's post and former Finance minister Chidambaram's arrest. Gehlot was also the election in-charge of Gujarat and had almost won Congress the elections. He also played a key role in Ahmed Patel getting elected in Rajya Sabha from Gujarat. PM Modi had also put all his might in defeating Gehlot's son in Jodhpur and was heard in a rally saying, " we have heard that the CM is close to the Gandhi family."
"Rajasthan and Gujarat are neighbouring states and recently Gehlot had said that Gujarat is a hub for liquor which had prompted a response from the Gujarat CM , Vijay Rupani, as well. Recently Congress High Command trusted Gehlot when the MLAs from Maharashtra were sent to Jaipur to save them from poaching and Gehlot was also instrumental in sending former PM, Manmohan Singh, to Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan. Currently, he is also focusing on Nehru-Gandhi and Indira in many of the welfare schemes in the state", said one of Gehlot's close associate.
This confidence led him to state in the Rajasthan Assembly on Friday, "The people of the entire state embraced me openly, so I became the Chief Minister for the third time. Even BJP workers used to say that Ashok Gehlot should be the CM ."
But BJP says that while Gehlot is attacking their party, it is Sachin pilot who is the real target. "People have not openly supported Congress. The Congress government has been formed in Rajasthan with a small difference of votes, everyone knows that Gehlot is actually targeting BJP to bring down Sachin Pilot", BJP State spokesperson, Mukesh Pareek said.
Ashok Gehlot Rajasthan RSS BJP
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BJP is trying to make India a Hindi-speaking Hindu nation: DMK leader Kanimozhi
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package com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.dao;
import android.content.ContentValues;
import android.content.Context;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.net.Uri;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.contract.RoomiesContract;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.model.RoomiesModel;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.model.UserDetails;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.provider.UserDetailsProvider;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.utils.QueryParam;
import com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.utils.ServiceParam;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import static android.provider.BaseColumns._ID;
import static com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.contract.RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_SENDER_ID;
import static com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.contract.RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USERNAME;
import static com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.database.contract.RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USER_ALIAS;
import static com.phaseii.rxm.roomies.utils.RoomiesHelper.listToProjection;
/**
* Created by Snehankur on 6/29/2015.
*/
public class UserDetailsDaoImpl implements RoomiesDao {
private Context mContext;
private String[] projection;
private String selection;
private String[] selectionArgs;
private String sortOrder;
private UserDetails user;
private ContentValues values;
private Uri userDetailsUri;
public UserDetailsDaoImpl(Context mContext) {
this.mContext = mContext;
}
@Override
public List<? extends RoomiesModel> getDetails(Map<ServiceParam, ?> queryMap) {
List<QueryParam> projectionList = (List<QueryParam>) queryMap.get(ServiceParam.PROJECTION);
List<QueryParam> selectionList = (List<QueryParam>) queryMap.get(ServiceParam.SELECTION);
List<String> selectionArgsList = (List<String>) queryMap.get(ServiceParam.SELECTION_ARGS);
String sortOrder = (String) queryMap.get(ServiceParam.SORT_ORDER);
String[] projection = listToProjection(projectionList);
selection = null;
selectionArgs = null;
if (null != selectionList && selectionList.size() > 0) {
for (QueryParam select : selectionList) {
if (null == selection) {
selection = select.toString() + "=?";
} else {
selection = selection + " AND " + select.toString() + "=?";
}
}
}
if (null != selectionArgsList && null != selection && selectionArgsList.size() > 0) {
selectionArgs = new String[selectionArgsList.size()];
selectionArgsList.toArray(selectionArgs);
}
String queryArg = null;
Map<QueryParam, String> queryParams = (Map<QueryParam, String>) queryMap.get
(ServiceParam.QUERY_ARGS);
if (null != queryParams && queryParams.size() > 0) {
for (QueryParam param : queryParams.keySet()) {
if (param.equals(QueryParam.USER_ID)) {
queryArg = "month/" + queryParams.get(param);
} else if (param.equals(QueryParam.USER_ALIAS)) {
queryArg = "room/" + queryParams.get(param);
} else if (param.equals(QueryParam.SENDER_ID)) {
queryArg = "room/" + queryParams.get(param);
}
}
}
if (null != queryArg) {
userDetailsUri = Uri.withAppendedPath(UserDetailsProvider.CONTENT_URI,
queryArg);
} else {
userDetailsUri = UserDetailsProvider.CONTENT_URI;
}
Cursor cursor = null;
List<UserDetails> userDetailsList = new ArrayList<>();
try {
cursor = mContext.getContentResolver().query(userDetailsUri, projection, selection,
selectionArgs, sortOrder);
if (null != cursor) {
cursor.moveToFirst();
while (!cursor.isAfterLast()) {
UserDetails user = new UserDetails();
user.setUserId(cursor.getColumnIndex(_ID) >= 0 ? cursor.getInt(cursor
.getColumnIndex(_ID)) : -1);
user.setUsername(cursor.getColumnIndex(USER_USERNAME) >= 0 ? cursor.getString
(cursor.getColumnIndex(USER_USERNAME)) : null);
user.setUserAlias(
cursor.getColumnIndex(USER_USER_ALIAS) >= 0 ? cursor.getString(cursor
.getColumnIndex(USER_USER_ALIAS)) : null);
user.setSenderId(cursor.getColumnIndex(USER_SENDER_ID) >= 0 ?
cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(USER_SENDER_ID)) : null);
userDetailsList.add(user);
cursor.moveToNext();
}
}
} finally {
if (null != cursor && !cursor.isClosed()) {
cursor.close();
}
}
return userDetailsList;
}
@Override
public int insertDetails(Map<ServiceParam, ? extends RoomiesModel> detailsMap) {
user = (UserDetails) detailsMap.get(ServiceParam.MODEL);
int row = 0;
values = new ContentValues();
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USERNAME, null != user.getUsername() ? user
.getUsername() : null);
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USER_ALIAS,
null != user.getUserAlias() ? user.getUserAlias() : null);
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_SENDER_ID, null != user.getSenderId() ? user
.getSenderId() : null);
Uri resultUri = mContext.getContentResolver().insert(UserDetailsProvider.CONTENT_URI,
values);
row = Integer.parseInt(resultUri.getLastPathSegment());
return row;
}
/**
*
* @param detailsMap
* @return
*/
@Override public int deleteDetails(Map<ServiceParam, ?> detailsMap) {
return 0;
}
@Override
public int updateDetails(Map<ServiceParam, ?> detailsMap) {
prepareStatement(detailsMap);
int rowsUpdated = mContext.getContentResolver().update(UserDetailsProvider.CONTENT_URI,
values, selection, selectionArgs);
return rowsUpdated;
}
public void prepareStatement(Map<ServiceParam, ?> detailsMap) {
List<QueryParam> selectionList = (List<QueryParam>) detailsMap.get(ServiceParam.SELECTION);
List<String> selectionArgsList = (List<String>) detailsMap.get(ServiceParam.SELECTION_ARGS);
if (null != selectionList && selectionList.size() > 0) {
selection = null;
for (QueryParam select : selectionList) {
if (null == selection) {
selection = select.toString() + "=?";
} else {
selection = selection + " AND " + select.toString() + "=?";
}
}
}
if (null != selectionArgsList && null != selection && selectionArgsList.size() > 0) {
selectionArgs = new String[selectionArgsList.size()];
selectionArgsList.toArray(selectionArgs);
}
if (null != detailsMap.get(ServiceParam.MODEL)) {
values = new ContentValues();
user = (UserDetails) detailsMap.get(ServiceParam.MODEL);
if (null != user.getUsername()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USERNAME, user.getUsername());
}
if (null != user.getUserAlias()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_USER_ALIAS, user.getUserAlias());
}
if (null != user.getSenderId()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_SENDER_ID, user.getSenderId());
}
if (null != user.getPhone()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_PHONE, user.getPhone());
}
if (null != user.getLocation()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_LOCATION, user.getLocation());
}
if (null != user.getAboutMe()) {
values.put(RoomiesContract.UserDetails.USER_ABOUT_ME, user.getAboutMe());
}
}
}
}
|
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LP/DL
New York based conceptual artist James Hoff returns to PAN with 'Blaster', a document of his explorations of computer viruses as agents within the composition process. Specifically, Hoff used the Blaster virus to infect 808 beats and then utilized the mutated results as building blocks for seven new compositions.
Hoff's interest in computer viruses lies in their ability to self distribute through (and ultimately disrupt) networks of communication and Hoff's agency as an artist centers on placing these parasitic forms into pre-existing genres, such as dance music. BLASTER is a timely exploration of the infectious qualities of sound, and how it too, as a carrier, makes it's way through social networks, reduced to bits and programmed to infiltrate and replicate.
"Viruses, like art, need a host. Preferably a popular one."
Interested in ways in which the virus works could mutate and spread socially, the first side of 'Blaster' contains these sonic presentations, and the second houses all of the artist's infected samples and serves as a scratch record for DJ's, an object of utility, and ultimately a provoca- tion, mobilizing its new hosts as a point of potential transmission.
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The LP is mastered and cut by Rashad Becker at D&M. The artwork was constructed using viral images from the artist and typography by Bill Kouligas.
|
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Information & Tips about Ginger?
With so many exciting lobster and crab dishes to look forward to, you'll be insane to give this a miss.
In all honesty, this seafood broth is one of the best we have tried so far and it is the result of boiling lobsters, prawns, mussels and clams for hours.
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Titanic Tales
I saw an interesting drama-documentary recently on the Titanic, this April marking the ninety-seventy anniversary of its sinking. It would seem that, amongst other things, some of the rivets were faulty, made from poor quality iron, the heads of which sheered off under the strain of impact. The programme also touched on the pathology, so to speak, of the iceberg in question, which seemingly had been at sea for up to two years prior to the fatal impact.
But I really wanted to focus on some of the mythology surrounding the disaster. I suppose it's to be expected that lots of people were said to have premonitions after the event, or subsequent significance was read into particular things. In 1898 Morgan Robertson, an American writer and psychic, published a novel entitled Futility, in which a gigantic liner called the Titan collides with an iceberg and sinks mid-Atlantic.
One of the passengers on the Titanic, William Thomas Stead, a prominent English journalist, drowned in the sinking, was alleged to have secretly carried a mummy of an Egyptian priestess of Amon-Ra, on board, replete with curse on all. The mummy, so the story goes, appeared on deck at the moment the iceberg struck. In fact it never left the British Museum! But Stead himself had previously a short story in 1892, entitled From the Old World to the New, in which a liner picks up the survivors from another ship sunk by an iceberg. Another coincidence, of course, but the captain of his liner was called E. J. Smith, the same name as the captain of the Titanic.
After the event premonition tales were manifold, stories of people intending to sail but deciding against on the basis of some foreboding. Among the best of these is that of Colin McDonald, the second engineer, who refused to sign on for the voyage because he-so it was claimed-knew something terrible was going to happen. A number of prospective passengers refused to sail for the same reason. One suspects that mundane reasons for not going required a retrospective justification; for, as always, the owl of Minerva only ever flies at dusk! Oh, and the band did not play 'Nearer, My God, to Thee' at the last but a jaunty ragtime dance. Now, if I were to face death that is exactly what I would want to hear. :-))
Labels: history, ship sinkings, titanic
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Asahara
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A Forgotten Serial Killer
Oh, How I Hate Feminism!
Beards; a Cycle of Fashion
Life and Art: My Thoughts on H. P. Lovecraft
Highgate-the City of the Dead
Hitler-the Making of an Anti-Semite
No, I Will NEVER move to Revolutionary Road
This is my First!
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Q: Induction. Circular track and fuel stations The sides of a circular track contain a sequence of cans of gasoline. The total amount in the cans is sufficient to enable a certain car to make one complete circuit of the track, and it could all fit into the car's gas tank at one time. Use mathematical induction to prove that it is possible to find an initial location for placing the car so that it will be able to traverse the entire track by using the various amounts of gasoline in the cans that it encounters along the way.
This question has been asked here before but I don't really understand the answers. I'd like to solve this by induction.
A: We proceed by induction on $n$, which is the number of cans.
In the case that $n=1$, it is clear that the result holds since the $1$ can that exists contains sufficient fuel for the car to travel around the track, and so we can place the car at this $1$ can of fuel, let it fill up with the fuel that is in the can, and then travel around the track.
Now suppose that the result holds for every possible placement of $n$ cans and any possible division of the total fuel into those cans.
Consider an arrangement of $n+1$ cans. Since the total amount of the fuel in the cans is sufficient to travel around the track, at least one of the cans contains enough fuel for the car to travel to the next can. (As otherwise the total amount of fuel would only be enough to cover a distance strictly smaller than the total distance between the cans, which is of course the distance around the track.)
Consider this can that contains enough fuel to get to the next can. Call it $C$. Let the can which appears after $C$ be called $D$, and imagine adding the fuel contained in $D$ to the fuel contained in $C$. This gives us an (imaginary) arrangement of $n$ cans which together contain enough fuel to travel around the track, and so by the induction hypothesis, there is a point on the track where we can place the car so that it can travel around the track.
Place the real (non-imaginary) car at the same point on the track and let it start circling the track. It is then able to travel to $C$ since the real cans before $C$ are identical to the imaginary cans before $C$. There is enough fuel in the real can $C$ for it to reach the real can $D$, and so it can reach $D$. Once it reaches $D$, it tops up with the fuel contained in $D$, and then it has exactly the same amount of fuel as the imaginary car contains at this point on the track. Its journey from here on is therefor identical to the imaginary car's, and so it follows that it will be able to complete its journey around the track.
There is thus a location on the track where we can place the car such that it completes its journey around the track, and so the result follows by induction.
A: suppose there was one can, then it can be placed at the start. now suppose there are n cans positioned, this can get you $n/l$ of the track of length $l$. if you have $n+1$ cans then you have enough $n$ cans and can get $n/l$ at least with some combo if $n$ cans by first assumption. now you either have enough gas to make it around the track or the next gas can is placed within reach $n-$amount of gas of small can in distance$/l$ and you can get around the track.
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Q: A word for decorations added to letters Is there a word for the artistic decorations that are often added to letters in some type-faces / fonts (e.g. caligraphy, etc.)
I'm thinking like a serif, but as far as I know, (I'm open to correction) a serif is a specific tail that's added to some letters, whereas I'm looking for a word that encapsulates all the different types of decorative strokes or flourishes that can be added to letters.
A: The word you are looking for is swash, which is a term of art in typesetting. The OED's 1989 definition for this is:
*Printing Applied to old-style capital letters having flourished strokes designed to fill up unsightly gaps between adjacent letters.
Most italic faces, for example, use a sloped roman by default for their capitals, reserving the swash versions for the true italic capitals as non-default alternates.
Robert Bringhurst defines swash rather better than the OED does in his Elements of Typographic Style:
Swash A letterform reveling in luxury. Some swash letters carry extra flourishes; others simply occupy an abnormally large ration of space. Swash letters are usually cursive and swash typefaces therefore usually italic. True italic capitals (as distinct from sloped roman capitals) are usually swash.
Here, also from Bringhurst, is an illustration of the difference. Compare his lines 3.1 and 4.1:
Here from the Cooper Italic Pro face is another illustration of swash alternates:
Notice how the line that reads:
Dusted off. Whittled into shape.
occurs twice. The first time it uses true italic (cursive, with swash) capitals for the D and the W, and the second time it uses false italic (sloped roman) capitals for those two letters. The difference between italic and roman is NOT the slope or slant; rather, it's the letterforms themselves.
(As you see, the Georgia face we use does not have true italic capitals. Alas.)
Bringhurst further observes that:
Herman Zapf's Zapf Renaissance italic and Robert Slimbach's Poetica are faces in which the swash can be extended to the lower case.
Here is a demo of Zapf Rennaisance swash italics:
But for super-swash, nothing can beat Herman Zapf's Zapfino, a script face not an italic one. Here's a demo:
And here is another:
Whereas here is a Poetica demo:
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Is Command & Control Management Inefficient?
When most people think of how businesses are organized, they visualize command and control management: the pine tree visual with the leaders at the top. Since we are entering the Western festive season here are some appropriate images to illustrate this.
The traditional 'Christmas Tree' pyramid, with senior management at the top and orders cascading down though ever thicker branches is essentially what most of us learn from our schooling: head teacher, deputy head etc...political systems are the same.
For this reason most of us assume big businesses are the same as small ones, but scaled up with more people. They're not. Large companies are typically comprised of lots of units.
Very simplistically, a large company internally looks more like a snowflake. There is a central management team trapped at the center, and in theory each of their business entities connects up to them. Each business unit feeds into the quarterly earnings focused central leadership and are frequently autonomous to each other. The reality is often a much more misshapen model than the perfect fractal of a snowflake, with the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing repeated multiple times.
A third layer of complexity is the partnership network with supply chains, business process outsourcing and alignment with other businesses on a global level.
We are at an unprecedented period historically in terms of cross cultural global business collaboration, and companies are finding themselves grappling with all the issues outlined above across multiple time zones and continents. Those that aren't will soon find themselves in this position if they are to survive.
(At a Fujitsu event I spoke at last week in London an attendee mentioned how if two years ago you'd said they would have an office in Costa Rica people would think you'd lost your mind it was so unimaginable: they have one today).
The challenge for modern businesses is the time it takes to inform up and down the line of management what is going on, and the relative value of this in getting things done in a timely fashion.
There are signs that command and control is breaking down, not least because of the huge pressure on leadership to stay informed in order to make intelligent decisions.
Command and control strategic decision making increasingly depends on a complex collaboration matrix that is only as good as the information that populates it: feeding this to the top of the management tree is time consuming and context is often misunderstood in communication.
Modern technology - Social CRM, Enterprise 2.0 etc - provides real power in context to workforces, and companies like HCL are empowering their workforce by turning the traditional management pyramid upside down, with the executive team serving their 55,000 employees.
What do you think? do you believe time to market and productivity would be enhanced by deprecating command and control management?
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American gun enthusiasts love using Switzerland as a shimmering example of a country where high gun ownership rates are paired with low levels of gun-related violence. Reading some of the articles shared by the National Rifle Association (NRA), one may get the impression that Switzerland is even more gun-crazed than the most conservative of red states – even NPR ran a story about how Switzerland's "entrenched gun culture" is embraced by citizens "as young as 10 years old". Not only could most NRA members not find Switzerland on a map or name any of its four national languages, but the very argument that Switzerland is a safe yet gun-loving haven comparable to the United States uses some of the most faulty logic in the entire gun debate.
First and foremost, Switzerland has a form of mandatory conscription whereby every male over 18 must attend three months of military training, with refresher courses every few years. Thus, the majority of guns in Switzerland are army-issued. This means that most gun owners are not only given their guns by the army, but were trained by the government in their safe use. Being part of the Swiss militia means that men who own guns have been screened for past legal infractions or mental health issues, and they have even had to go through physical training before being issued their firearms. Few, if any, in the U.S. have suggested mandating training for gun owners, and as much as 40% of gun sales in America are conducted without any form of background check. Furthermore, since 2008, the Swiss government has required that owners of military-issued weapons leave their ammunition in central arsenals.
Additionally, the sale of firearms, while still relatively free compared to its European neighbors, is not at the unchecked levels of the American gun market. Swiss law allows citizens over the age of 18 with no criminal or mental health record to apply for a permit to purchase up to three firearms. In the U.S. there is no equivalent procedure to obtain a permit from the government, and the gun lobby has fiercely opposed any proposal to create such a system. In fact, the NRA is so opposed to background checks that they lobbied against a bill that would have made a national gun registry illegal because it provided for background checks at gun shows.
Another key distinction between Switzerland and the U.S. is the respective gun culture of these two nations. In Switzerland, those who own weapons outside of the military are taught to be quieter with their guns and learn from a young age how to use and store the weapon safely. The Swiss Sports Shooting Association runs over 3,000 clubs, including many for young people to teach them responsible gun ownership. Furthermore, a large number of sport shooters choose to leave their guns and/or ammunition at the gun range.
On top of these differences, the Swiss also lack the United States' fanatical gun culture. No far-right groups like "Open Carry" exist in Switzerland, nor are there highways banners advertising upcoming gun shows, car dealers who give away guns with the purchase of a car, and gun rights are far less important as a test of conservatism in Swiss politics. In my ten years living in Switzerland, I never once saw a gun which was not in military-trained hands. In contrast, after spending only a month in Texas, I had already seen dozens of books on gun rights, heard all about the local gun show, and heard state politicians at many levels of government spew rhetoric about their adoration for the 2nd Amendment.
One can sympathize with those wishing to make this comparison, as Switzerland has the world's fourth highest number of guns per capita, yet their gun death ratio is a fraction of that of the United States (about 0.5 deaths per 100,000 compared to America's 5). There are also plenty of other statistical factors at play in this fruitless comparison, such as Switzerland's 45.7 guns per 100 people compared to America's 88.8. Additionally, violent crime rates in Switzerland are significantly lower even if firearm-related deaths are substracted. This could be due to Switzerland's small population size or its high GDP per capita. Even at the political level, Switzerland is quintessentially different than the U.S. With a population that could fit into New York City, the country allows for much more local direct democracy and lacks the enormous lobbying and campaign donation machines America has. All of these factors influence the politicization of gun control in these respective countries, and accentuate the differences between them.
America has a gun problem; of this there can be little doubt. The gun crime rate, as well as the gun ownership rate, are significantly higher than in any other developed nation. In an attempt to justify its position, the gun lobby frequently takes Switzerland as its inspiration, a country they see as both strongly pro-gun and unusually safe. While it may seem intuitive to most people, it is worth emphasizing that America is not Switzerland. The Swiss experience cannot be replicated in the United States due to the vast differences between these countries, differences that must be pointed out in order to break down the comparisons made between them. Not only do the Swiss own fewer guns, but most of the guns they do own are military-issued to men trained to use them, and many of these men don't even store their ammunition at home. Switzerland also lacks the morose obsession with guns that has emerged over the past several decades in America. Even if the U.S. is willing to realistically discuss its gun problem and consider increased regulation, it will still not be fair to compare it with the Swiss example.
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Arcade Fire's self-titled debut EP is finally on Spotify: Stream
2003 effort also known as Us Kids Know features an early version of "No Cars Go"
on December 11, 2017, 1:30pm
The self-titled debut EP from Arcade Fire, known by some fans as Us Kids Know, is finally streaming online. Take a listen to the seven-track effort below via Spotify.
Recorded in Maine during the summer of 2002, the Arcade Fire EP was self-released via the band's website and sold at their shows. Not long after, the band signed to Merge and released Funeral in 2004. The full-length led to such a rabid fanbase that Merge re-released Arcade Fire on their website before remastering it for a physical release in 2005. The seven-track effort includes an early version of "No Cars Go", a live staple that was re-recorded for the band's sophomore album, Neon Bible.
(Read: 13 Things You Didn't Know About Arcade Fire and Funeral)
In the age of streaming, the EP has never been available before. However, coming off the release of Everything Now, which featured one of the best songs of the year in its title track, the band apparently decided it was time to unearth the early effort as an early Christmas gift for fans.
Take a listen:
Arcade Fire EP Artwork:
Arcade Fire EP Tracklist:
01. Old Flame
02. I'm Sleeping in a Submarine
03. No Cars Go
04. The Woodlands National Anthem
05. My Heart is an Apple
06. Headlights Look Like Diamonds
07. Vampire/Forest Fire
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TIPTopics: Allyship as a Sustained Practice in Graduate School
Andrew Tenbrink, Mallory Smith, Georgia LaMarre, Laura Pineault, Tyleen Lopez, & Molly Christophersen
"You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world. And you have to do it all the time."--Angela Davis
The zeitgeist of 2020 could be characterized by a heightened awareness of the ways that individuals, organizations, and societal structures interact and impact the world around them. Long-standing social inequalities (Acker, 2006) at the intersection of race, gender, and social class have been heavy topics of public discourse in response to police brutality and racial injustice against Black people (SIOP, 2020). The compounding effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on low-income communities underscores the structural disadvantages that still exist in society today (Center for Disease Control, 2020; Kochhar, 2020). This convergence of factors has spurred a "social awakening" (Suyemoto et al., 2020, p. 2) and has activated a sense of urgency to combat all forms of institutionalized discrimination along the lines of race, class, gender, sexuality, and other social locations (e.g., Bonilla-Silva, 2017).
In light of this "social awakening," we have observed numerous examples across industries to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. Part of this includes individuals practicing critical allyship—engaging in a cyclic praxis of reflecting on one's own privilege, seeking resources to learn about systems of power, privilege, and oppression, and acting in solidarity with marginalized individuals (whether they be in one's in-group or out-group). The important role of allyship in supporting and advocating for specific marginalized groups is well documented in the I-O literature (e.g., Cheng et al., 2018; Creary, 2020; Thoroughgood et al., 2020). In fact, content generated on the topic of allyship has surged in recent months.
Here, we build off those discussions to highlight everyday allyship behaviors that graduate students can engage in and that cut across demographic lines. We acknowledge that this more general approach can erase the unique allyship behaviors that are crucial for specific marginalized groups; however, we aim to establish a foundation for understanding and building allyship in graduate school and beyond. We encourage our readers to continue to educate themselves on the unique challenges that different marginalized individuals face and how to most effectively support and advocate for them.
What Is Allyship?
Early writers such as Evans and Wall (1991) and Ayvazian (1995) defined the word "allies" as people in privileged positions who take action to challenge or undermine the systems of privilege from which they benefit. Modern definitions of allyship echo these core themes. However, some scholars and, even more so, activists have called to phase out self-labelling terminology such as "ally" or "allies," criticizing their use as mere labels that individuals adopt for themselves without embodying the crux of the definition: taking action (Carlson et al., 2019). That is, there is a push to conceptualize allyship as a verb, not a noun. As Mia McKenzie, editor-in-chief of the activism blog Black Girl Dangerous, writes:
Ally cannot be a label that someone stamps onto you—or, god forbid, that you stamp on to yourself—so you can then go around claiming it as some kind of identity. It's not an identity. It's an active thing that must be done over and over and over again, in the largest and smallest ways, every day.
It is important to note that we are all called to this work. We are not invariably dichotomized as "privileged and powerful" or "marginalized and oppressed," just as we are not defined by one aspect of our identity. Rather, we are collective beings with multiple identities, some oppressed, some privileged. For example, as graduate students with access to higher education, we have a shared power and privilege that others do not have (Gómez, 2019). In each moment that we find ourselves in a position of power, we are accountable for being proactive and acting in solidarity with those on the other side of the coin (see Nixon, 2019 for more information on the coin model and the intersecting nature of the coins). We advance this thinking here by conceptualizing allyship as an active practice guided by three recursive and iterative steps: self-examination and critical thinking, awareness and education, and action.
Step 1: Self-Examination and Critical Thinking
The first step requires a self-examination of your own identities and privileges, which includes taking inventory of how you benefit from the privileges at the cost of oppressing others. Try this activity to explore your own social identity, and learn more about the history of privilege and oppression in American society here. These exercises may give rise to guilt, discomfort, anger, and shame. Sit with these feelings, and then move through them, as they can be paralyzing and self-indulgent in nature (Carlson et al., 2019, p. 5). During this self-examination, those pursuant of allyship are encouraged to remain mindful and reflective of their intentions, as well as their impact, when supporting and advocating for specific individuals in their lives (Cheng et al., 2019). For example, Edwards (2006) describes the different intentions allies can embody, demonstrating the importance of engaging in allyship for social justice (and not self-interest or altruism):
Individuals engaging in allyship for self-interest tend to only confront oppressive behavior when someone they care about is being targeted.
Individuals engaging in allyship for altruism normally act out of guilt and place blame on individuals of the majority group rather than recognizing their own participation in the system of oppression. Despite having positive intentions, acting out of altruism often leads individuals to speak for the oppressed as opposed to with them.
Individuals engaging in allyship for social justice commit to and work with oppressed communities to advance that community and dismantle systemic oppression. They take purposeful and deliberate action to accept their privilege, work toward liberating the oppressed and themselves, and recognize how interconnected different forms of oppression are and the limitations of only working to address one form of oppression at a time.
Step 2: Awareness and Education
An essential next step in allyship is educating oneself through listening and learning. A recent systematic review of the allyship literature aptly coins this step, "Listen + Shut Up + Learn" (Carlson et al., 2019). You can find publicly available workshops and materials, such as Cornell University's upcoming Building Allyship Series and the Academy of Management Social Issues in Management Division's Racial Justice at the Intersection of Business and Society panel series. Another avenue to educate oneself is by seeking out both academic and nonacademic writing and media on this topic, acknowledging that systemic forces can gatekeep minority perspectives from scholarly journals and from academia more generally (Fotaki, 2013; Ray, 2019). Some examples of resources are
Podcasts addressing intersectional issues of race, gender, and social class, such as Code Switch, Do the Work, Intersectionality Matters, and Yo, Is This Racist?
Journals outside of the top-tier I-O outlets, such as the recent issues in the Journal of Social Issues on ableism and in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion's Special Issue: Black Lives Matter: Black Community Voices.
Community-based resources, such as A Progressive Style Guide from Sum of Us, to language in support of intersectionality and cross-sector power building to Dr. Jennifer M. Gómez's (2020) compilation of resources for correcting bias in tenure and promotion and addressing anti-Black racism in academia and beyond.
Step 3: Action
Along with self-reflection and education, which are crucial aspects of allyship, it is even more important to transfer this awareness and learning into action. Contemporary I-O scholarship categorizes ally behaviors into support and advocacy (e.g., Brown & Ostrove, 2013; Cheng et al., 2019; Gardner et al., 2020):
Support: Ally support provides psychological and/or tangible resources for individuals with stigmatized identities. Support behaviors help minoritized persons feel valued and engaged rather than marginalized and psychologically exhausted (see self-verification theory; Swann, 2012). Example behaviors include being present and listening to the unique struggles faced by individuals, participating in ally trainings, attending educational or social events held by marginalized groups, and receiving disclosures of invisible identities, such as sexual orientation, religious affiliation, and disability status, with acceptance and understanding (DiStefano et al., 2000; Law et al., 2011).
Advocacy: Ally advocacy involves more outward and proactive support, such as directly confronting instances of prejudice or discrimination, educating peers, calling for better organizational policies and resources that support stigmatized groups, and actively engaging in advocacy organizations (e.g., Czopp & Monteith, 2003). One form of daily advocacy is amplifying marginalized voices (Carlson et al., 2019). For example,
When a peer offers a great idea in class, highlight it and give them credit. Validate their perspectives in the moment during class or group meetings instead of waiting until afterward to tell them one-on-one.
Speak up if you hear or see discriminatory behavior, even if this risks your personal interests. Let a professor know when a reading they have assigned or an assignment prompt is not appropriate or even harmful to a marginalized group. Correct a classmate who makes comments that are discriminatory. It is not always easy to identify discrimination when it happens (see the confronting prejudiced responses model; Ashburn-Nardo et al., 2008), but it is important to bring attention to and to challenge these behaviors when possible.
Unique Opportunities for Advocacy and Support in Our Graduate Student Roles
As graduate students, we dynamically shift from being students to researchers to instructors on a day-to-day basis. In the sections below, we highlight unique opportunities to engage in allyship in each of these roles and, in doing so, acknowledge what we as graduate students can do to promote diversity, inclusion, and equity in academia and beyond (Liu et al., 2020).
As researchers, we can challenge ourselves and each other to be intentional about who we read, who we cite, the language we use in writing, and the populations we study in research. There are opportunities to learn from and to incorporate the brilliant theoretical and empirical work of marginalized scholars at each stage of the research process (Roberts et al., 2020).
Literature search. Intentionally seek out and read work by scholars with marginalized identities. Putting this work on your radar increases the likelihood of citing and amplifying these voices, as well as being informed by perspectives that are commonly left out of academic research and discussions.
Literature review. Take inventory of the representation of scholars cited in your published and unpublished work. Are they mainly men? White? Western centric? Are you only citing the most "popular," heavily cited work on a topic, or are you also integrating the perspectives and voices of those who are often gatekept from our top-tier journals (King et al., 2018)? To hold yourself accountable, we encourage you to participate in citation practice challenges and other related efforts (e.g., #CiteASista). Going deeper, take time to understand the history and background of the people we commonly cite. Many of the scholars that we commonly cite or were foundational scholars were racist, were homophobic, supported eugenics, and so on. If we continue to heavily rely on these scholars' work, it is critical that we also acknowledge the problematic aspects of these individuals (and also how that might inform how we interpret their work). I-O in particular has many things that we can highlight in our history and practices that are problematic (e.g., testing and assessment; see Testing and Assessment With Persons and Communities of Color).
Designing and conducting research. Seek out marginalized, minoritized, and underrepresented samples—combatting the WEIRD (Western, educated, industrialized, rich, democratic; Henrich et al., 2010) and white-collar (Diaz & Bergman, 2013) samples dominating I-O psychology. If homogeneity is inherent in your samples, take time to acknowledge the limitations and bias introduced rather than making sweeping, generalized claims about the theoretical and practical implications.
Analyzing and writing up results. Intentionally use inclusive, respectful language (see Bergman, 2019) and consider incorporating forms of reflexivity into your quantitative research process (see Ryan & Golden, 2006). We also echo recent calls to test and report the presence or absence of demographic effects, even if noncentral to your research question(s) (see the Avery & Volpone, 2020 chapter,"The Perils of Ignoring Demographic Differences on Micro Organizational Research").
Central here is that these small, nonperformative, and individual efforts, when taken in the collective, have the potential to resoundingly dismantle pervasive systems and practices of oppression in the academy.
As instructors, we hold positional power that can catalyze allyship effectiveness if yielded appropriately (Cheng et al., 2019). Allyship for educators is unique depending on one's identity, experience, and familiarity with social justice issues (Brown & Ostrove, 2013). However, there are many actions that educators can take in the classroom to recognize oppression, to support those experiencing oppression, and to ensure that oppression is not perpetuated in their classes. For example, educators may make time to discuss social injustices and to encourage dialogue and understanding among students. Further, educators can allow students to contribute to the conversation with the perspectives of their own identity-group memberships while being cautious not to tokenize minoritized students by asking them to speak for their entire identity group.
Incorporating Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy (CSP) into your classrooms (e.g., Paris, 2012) is one concrete way to build students' skills and knowledge for engaging in allyship. For guidance here, we recommend the work of Dr. Django Paris, who has dedicated his career to bringing educational and cultural justice to inquiry and pedagogy through CSP. This type of pedagogy challenges the standard, white-washed American education by incorporating the voices and cultures of other groups (Django & Alim, 2017).
Many instructors are also taking action by diversifying their syllabi, incorporating the great work of marginalized scholars that are often excluded from psychology courses. For inspiration on how to increase representation throughout curricula (Thomas & Ashburn‐Nardo, 2020), see Dr. Erica Hsiung Wojcik's BIPOC-Authored Psychology Papers spreadsheet intended for use by instructors of undergraduate/graduate-level psychology courses to help diversify their syllabi, as well as the syllabus of Dr. Jin Goh's Seminar on the Social Psychology of Race and Racism. Although the journey to allyship within an academic setting may feel daunting, it is imperative to make these efforts in order to ensure that our students are well-informed and equipped to prevent the further perpetuation of discrimination, harm, and inequity—both inside and outside of the classroom.
Our Limitations and Your Allyship Journey
We acknowledge that our authorship team lacks representation on certain dimensions of diversity (Reyes, 2018). Several systemic forces may have shaped the composition of our team (predominantly White, female, heterosexual, advanced degree holders, etc.), such as systemic discrimination related to opportunities to be an author (King et al., 2018), graduate school admittance (APA, 2020), and tendencies to write with the in-group of known others rather than seeking out underrepresented minoritized students. We disclose our positionality here to fully acknowledge how our authorship team's composition may have biased and influenced this narrative, as well as to role model the first step to engaging in allyship: critical self-reflection.
See below for additional readings to get you started on or to catalyze your allyship journey:
"What's in a Name? A Synthesis of "Allyship" Elements From Academic and Activist Literature"
"Beyond Allyship: Motivations for Advantaged Group Members to Engage in Action for Disadvantaged Groups"
"Whiteness in Organizations: From White Supremacy to Allyship"
"Intersecting Viruses: A Clarion Call for a New Direction in Diversity Theorizing"
Reflecting on our team's limitations, we reemphasize that the resources we provided are not exhaustive, especially when it comes to the unique perspectives, challenges, and needs of specific groups. So, please do NOT stop here. Modeling the second step to engaging in allyship behaviors, we are each in the process of building our awareness and education, and this article is limited to our current knowledge and experiences.
We as graduate students—and as the future of academia—have unique opportunities to elicit sustained change that go beyond interpersonal or momentary acts of social activism. Allyship is not new, nor would it be reasonable for it to be treated as a trend spurred on by the events of 2020. The effects of oppressive systems have been in place and have been compounding for generations. Individuals who are most impacted by this oppression are usually the ones who are fighting the hardest for change—often with little to no support. At various points in time, others may join in, spurred by a critical event, but their activism and advocacy are often only momentary. We can no longer accept this as the status quo. Sustained change demands more than momentary social activism. It requires critical reflection, personal ownership, and commitment to change our repeated, daily actions in ways that dismantle, rather than reproduce, systems of social inequity (Sumerau et al., 2020).
We believe that I-O graduate students are in a unique position to contribute to sustaining the momentum around allyship and activism through our future roles as academics and as organizational change makers. We have the ability and responsibility to strive toward more inclusivity and representation in higher education, research, SIOP, and all workplaces. We are pledging to incorporate this effort in our everyday lives, and we call on you to join us.
We extend our deepest gratitude and thanks to Shannon Cheng, Dr. Jennifer M. Gómez, and Edward Scott for their thoughtful review and invaluable contributions to this article.
Andrew Tenbrink is a 5th-year PhD student in I-O psychology. He received his BS in Psychology from Kansas State University. His research interests include selection, assessment, and performance management, with a specific focus on factors affecting the performance appraisal process. Currently, Andrew has a 1-year assistantship working as a quantitative methods consultant in the Department of Psychology's Research Design and Analysis Unit at Wayne State University. Andrew is expected to graduate in the summer of 2021. After earning his PhD, he would like to pursue a career in academia. [email protected] | @AndrewPTenbrink
Mallory Smith completed her Master of Arts in I-O Psychology in the spring of 2020. Prior to graduate school, she earned her BA in Psychology and German from Wayne State University. Her interests include factors influencing employee attitudes, efficacy, and perceptions of justice during organizational change. After graduation, Mallory started a new job in the healthcare industry, leveraging both her I-O skillset and background in information technology to support digital transformation, enhance work processes, and encourage employee adoption of new innovations. [email protected] | @mallorycsmith
Georgia LaMarre is a 4th-year PhD student in I-O psychology. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Waterloo before moving over the border to live in Michigan. Georgia is currently working as an organizational development intern at a consulting firm while pursuing research interests in team decision making, workplace identity, and paramilitary organizational culture. After graduate school, she hopes to apply her I-O knowledge to help solve problems in public-sector organizations. [email protected]
Laura Pineault is a 5th-year PhD candidate in I-O psychology. Her research interests lie at the intersection of leadership and work–life organizational culture, with emphasis on the impact of work–life organizational practices on the leadership success of women. Laura graduated with Distinction from the Honours Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience program at the University of Windsor in June 2016. Currently, Laura serves as the primary graduate research assistant for a NSF RAPID grant (Work, Family, and Social Well-Being Among Couples in the Context of COVID-19; NSF #2031726) and is a quantitative methods consultant for the Department of Psychology's Research Design and Analysis Unit at Wayne State University. Laura is expected to graduate in the spring of 2021. [email protected] | @LPineault
Tyleen Lopez is a 3rd-year PhD student in I-O psychology. She received her BA in Psychology from St. John's University in Queens, New York. Her research interests include diversity/inclusion, leadership, and well-being in the workplace. Tyleen is currently a graduate research assistant and lab manager for Dr. Lars U. Johnson's LeadWell Research lab at Wayne State University. Tyleen is expected to graduate in the spring of 2023. After earning her PhD, she would like to pursue a career in academia. [email protected] | @tyleenlopez
Molly Christophersen is pursuing a Master of Arts in I-O Psychology. She earned her BA in Sociology from Michigan State University in 2016. Her interests include workforce training and employee development. After graduate school, she has her sights set on an applied career in the private sector—ideally in a role where she can help businesses train and develop their employees, effectively helping individuals to grow within their organization. [email protected] | @molly_kate32
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Communicate With Your Galactic Family!
All of humanity has ancestral connections to the stars. Those humans who are destined to remember this are what we call Starseeds.
Learn more about Starseeds here.
Do You Feel Like You Have Galactic Beings Among Your Team of Guides & Angels?
If you feel that you have Galactics, Arcturians, Sirians, or Pleiadians on your team, this is exactly what I'm talking about when I say Star Family.
You don't necessarily have to recall exactly where your Galactic origins are, or where your galactic guides might come from. You might have a deep inner feeling that your roots, your true place of origin, is in the stars.
As Starseeds, or ascending humans, there is benefit in connecting with our Galactic families who are of Christ light and of the crystalline Christ consciousness. As you walk the ascension path, connecting with your star brothers and sisters who have already ascended into the 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th dimensional planes of existence becomes more and more important. These beings are ready and willing to serve you in ascending and elevating your vibration.
Although our star families are often more highly evolved, this does not mean we are inferior. In fact, the reason why there's so much attention and energy on planet earth at this time is because humanity has an unprecedented opportunity in this physical lifetime to fully embody 100% source God consciousness.
To learn more about what it means to be a divine human click here.
The opportunity you have is to become divine humans in the physical world. Not only in the higher dimensions, but actually bring the higher light onto the new awakened earth. This is the golden age. This is the new paradigm. This is what we are moving into and it's an opportunity for humans alone.
You can, in this lifetime, reach a higher vibration within a physical body than any other being. Being human is a beautiful opportunity and yet, there is immense help, guidance, and love from the stars.
How Do You Connect with Your Star Family?
Interestingly, connecting with your Galactic Family starts off in the exact same way as connecting with Angels, Ascended Masters, or your higher self. It's made possible by opening your heart, entering inward, raising your vibration, and expanding your consciousness to become a vibrational match with the higher dimensional star beings.
Once you elevate to this state, there's a few ways in which your team can connect. Dreams are a common way to connect. Telepathically is another common way. There is the light ship connection – where your team actually materializes as a light ship in order to link with you.
Lower levels of emotion, doubt, insecurity will block your ability to connect. Your star family often looks much different. If they are of the light, if they are of Christ consciousness, they honor your free will. Like Angels, you have to call them in and ask for them to make the connection.
It's essential to let go of fear. They don't want to scare you. If they reach out to make the connection and you respond with terror and fear, they're going to back off and not reach out because that fear energy limits your growth and limits your potential. Your star family wants to help you ascend and triggering fear to make the connection has an adverse effect on that process.
Eliminate fear, cleanse your energy, and clear out lower vibrational energies and past life experiences. Do a full emotional cleansing. When you cleanse out and release the lower levels, you empower yourself to tune in at a higher level. This includes tuning into Angels and your star family.
Before connecting with any light being, ask, "Are you of the light? Are you in alignment with Christ consciousness?" If they are, they will say yes. Congratulations! You have met a guide who can serve and support you. All beings have to answer this question authentically and truthfully. They cannot lie and say they are of Christ consciousness if they are not.
If they're not, they may shrug their shoulders and walk away or they may say, "Oh no, you got me." That's when you release them and call in your star family, who are of Christ consciousness, because that's who can help you ascend and who are worthwhile to connect with. There are thousands of different Galactics in all kinds of different shapes, sizes, colors, and dimensions. Open your heart and ask them to make the connection.
This is a powerful invocation before meditation or when you are outside at night, looking up at the stars.
Sirians are incredible alchemists and can help you in transmuting your physical body into the golden divine enlightened human being you authentically are. There are the Arcturians, who are an incredible collective with immense healing and clearing capabilities.
Of the thousands of different Galactic beings, there are so many who have fully ascended, who are fully embodying Christ consciousness, and who can serve and guide you in your ascension. If the idea of connecting with your star family lights you up, invite them in.
This is not required. You can work with Ascended Masters who have ascended on earth. However, if it resonates with you, you do have the option as a Starseed to work with the Galactics. It can be a fun, empowering, and exciting thing to do. If it speaks to your heart, call in your Galactic family and let them then guide you as to what is possible.
There is much more in store for us when we work together in these powerful ascension times.
← Receive A Divine Attunement for Chakras & Open Pathways to Inter-dimensional Experience!
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Event - 29 April 2020
Singapore Budget Webinar for SMEs
Hawksford is excited to partner with the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore and host a webinar about the Singapore Budget and the key measures put in place by the Singapore government to help SMEs cope and grow amidst COVID-19 challenges.
Singapore has now released three rounds of budget measures for businesses and households in response to the COVID-19 pandemic- 'Unity', 'Resilience', and 'Solidarity'. The recently announced Solidarity Budget which includes revised Government revenue and expenditure plans for the current financial year with measures amounting to more than twice the level of support provided during the Global Financial Crisis in 2009. Altogether, Singapore will be drawing on S$21 billion from its reserves to support the country through the Covid-19 outbreak.
As SMEs have been especially impacted, various initiatives have been included in the three budget measures to address the key concerns: cash flow, costs, and credit. A number of programs have been expanded and enhanced to support SMEs at this time in order to build a stronger economy. Programs such as the Wage Credit Scheme and SME Working Capital Loan preserve jobs as well as alleviate capital concerns, while initiatives supporting the digitization, restructuring, and operations transformation are being introduced in programs such as the SMEs Go Digital Programme, the Productivity Solutions Grant, and the Enterprise Development Grant.
We're pleased to partner with the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore and host a webinar to discuss key portions of the three budget measures that aim to support SMEs and how SMEs may take advantage of such programs.
Singapore Budget Insights for SMEs
Key portions of the three budget measures that aim to support SMEs
How SMEs may take advantage of such programs
Who should attend:
Singapore based Startups, SMEs or multinational companies from any sector looking to expand into Singapore
Companies and entrepreneurs who want to grow their business in Asia via Singapore and learn about its benefits
Date: Wednesday, 6 May 2020
Time: 11.00 am - 12:00 pm SGT (Singapore time)
Cost: Complimentary for American Chamber of Commerce Singapore members. $18 for all other attendees
To join us for the webinar, please click the button to register.
Salvatore di Chiara, Head of Account Management, Hawksford
Salvatore is a qualified Certified Public accountant in Italy and gained substantial experience in strategic, commercial and operational advice for large European corporations investing in Asia.
Salvatore supervises and coordinates the accounting and tax team, advising local and international clients in Singapore and Malaysia, with a focus on Industrial Investments, Oil & Gas, ICT and Luxury.
Taisha Grace Antony, Senior Analyst PS-Engage
Taisha Grace Antony is a public policy specialist, having worked in intergovernmental organisations, academic institutions, government think tanks and the private sector. Most recently, she worked at TRPC Pte. Ltd., a tech and ICT policy consultancy, where her research covered topics such as digital governance, cybersecurity, cloud computing, cross-border data flows, ecommerce, trade modernisation and digitisation efforts in areas such as health and education.
Concurrently, she was also the Director of Engagements at the Asia Cloud Computing Association (ACCA), where she regularly engaged in policy dialogue with governments through multi-stakeholder meetings and written public consultation responses.
About the Moderator:
Mr. Ang Yuit|Vice President for Strategies, Development & Digitalisation; Chairman; SMECentre@ASME
Mr Ang Yuit joined the Executive Council as a Council Member in 2009. Currently serving as Vice President (Membership & Training), Mr Ang spearheads several initiatives and activities, chiefly focused on the Association's membership and training, as well as representing ASME at various events and meetings.
Mr Ang spearheaded ASME'S shared services digitalization initiative, SMECEN – an initiative that offers a range of functional processes. Ranging from accounting to human resource administration and payroll, the initiative will benefit SMEs in streamlining their work processes, from initiation for 2 years.
About the American Chamber of Commerce Singapore
The American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (AmCham) is the largest and the most active international business association in Singapore and Southeast Asia, with over 5,000 members representing more than 600 companies. The Chamber is comprised of 13 industry-specific committees and conducts nearly 200 events per year.
Their goal is to provide the information and facilitate the access and connections that give members insight into the local, regional, and global operating environment, enhance their professional capabilities, and enable them to make well-informed business decisions.
Hawksford is a leading provider of company formation, providing administration services and business support from small to medium-sized to large companies in Asia and Europe. We have more than 80 multilingual professionals, in a strategic location in Hong Kong, who are fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, German, Spanish, Czech and Italian. With 200 staff across Asia and 450 globally, based in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and London, Jersey and Milan our people are experienced and highly qualified.
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Medicine Cardiology & Angiology
Management of Hypertension
Current Practice and the Application of Landmark Trials
Editors: Papademetriou, Vasilios, Andreadis, Emmanuel A., Geladari, Charalampia (Eds.)
There is no book about Hypertension with such a concept in the existing literature in the field
All the major hypertension trials discussed in a book – pros, cons, effects on international guidelines, unmet needs
The reader will be introduced in the first section on how to read and understand a scientific paper
Discusses major hypertension trials covering their effects on international guidelines and current medical practice
Contains guidance for physicians and scientists on how to use biostatistics and to evaluate their use in trials
Features guidance on how to read scientific literature specific to hypertension medicine to gain the maximal understanding
This book is a valuable tool to assist both cardiovascular physicians and scientists learning the intricacies of hypertension research and its milestone studies. All major hypertension trials have been reviewed in this book in chronological order with extensive discussion of the study population, study design, and outcomes and with a special focus on what knowledge they offered, their strengths and weaknesses, statistical errors, impact on international guidelines and unmet needs. Importantly, the book also offers physicians and young scientists with basic knowledge regarding medical biostatistics. It is of critical importance for a scientist involved in the field to understand deeply the process of analyzing medical data. Moreover, the accurate interpretation of the results is central for applying evidence-based medicine in everyday clinical practice.
Management of Hypertension: Current Practice and the Application of Landmark Trials is a critical tool to assist in the education of physicians and researchers in the field, providing a separate section on pioneer researchers in hypertension and urging readers to become bright exemplars for scientists wishing to pursue a career in academic medicine and hypertension research.
Dr Vasilios Papademetriou, MD, is a professor of medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine, and staff cardiologist at Veterans Affairs Medical Centre in Washington, DC. He is the director of cardiovascular research, interventional hypertension and vascular medicine program, and co-director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at the Veterans Affairs Medical Centre. Dr Papademetriou's clinical interests include cardiac catheterization, PCI/STENTS, myocardial biopsies, pericardiocentesis, stress and transesophageal echocardiography, and revascularization of high risk patients. He runs a large clinic of patients with resistant hypertension and dyslipidemia, while his research is focused on hypertension and vascular biology, dyslipidemia, atherosclerosis, acute coronary syndromes/acute MI, and cardiovascular complications of diabetes. He has special interest in device-based treatment of patients with resistant hypertension and he is one of the principal investigators of the Renal Denervation projects. He has been a principal investigator for many "investigator initiated" and multicenter clinical trials and received numerous research grants from both public funding and industrial sponsors.
Dr Emmanuel A. Andreadis, MD, PhD is the director of the Fourth Department of Internal Medicine and the Head of the Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Center at Evangelismos General Hospital, in Athens, Greece, which has been recognized as an ESH Center of Excellence since 2012. Recently, Dr Andreadis and the Center became affiliated with the Hypertension and Vascular Medicine Clinic of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, in Washington, DC, USA. He trained extensively in hypertension at the University Department of Medicine & Therapeutics and the Glasgow Blood Pressure Clinic, Western Infirmary, Glasgow, UK, and he is an ESH Clinical Hypertension Specialist. He is also a European Fellow on Medical Angiology having trained at the Saint Mary's Hospital, in London, UK. Dr Andreadis is a member of the European Society of Hypertension and the Hellenic Society of Hypertension. His research focuses on hypertension and especially on blood pressure monitoring. He is a highly talented and experienced clinician, with over 35 years of experience in hospital and clinic settings in both acute and primary care. He is highly familiar with the diagnosis and treatment of multiple disease states and health concerns.
Dr Charalampia V. Geladari, MD is a senior Internal Medicine Resident and a Research Fellow at the Hypertension and Cardiovascular Prevention Clinic, Fourth Department of Internal Medicine at Evangelismos General Hospital, in Athens, Greece, and also at the Hypertension and Vascular Medicine Clinic, of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, in Washington, DC, USA. She has previously been a postdoctoral cardiovascular fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard University, Boston Massachusetts.
"The book is intended for medical scientists, researchers, and physicians who specialize in hypertension treatment. The book is outstanding in providing the landmark studies that have changed the practice of the management of hypertension. … I would recommend this book to anyone interested in this exciting and important field." (Sanbir S Sidhu, Doody's Book Reviews, May 24, 2019)
The Importance of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine in Clinical Practice
Karagiannis, Thomas
Medical Biostatistics: Basic Concepts
Bougioukas, Konstantinos I. (et al.)
Arterial Hypertension and Cardiovascular Risk
Cifkova, Renata
The VA Co-operative Studies; The First RCTs in Cardiovascular Disease – A Tribute to Edward D. Freis
Papademetriou, Vasilios (et al.)
The Role of Dietary Modifications in Controlling Blood Pressure
Dimitriadis, K. (et al.)
Hypertension Management in the Elderly
Nasser, Samar A. (et al.)
Management of Hypertension in Diabetes Mellitus
Doumas, Michael (et al.)
Chronic Kidney Disease and Hypertension
Jose, Pedro A. (et al.)
Hypertension Management in African Americans: The AASK and Other Landmark Trial Application
Li, Ping (et al.)
Comparison Therapies in the Treatment of Hypertension. The ASCOT and ACCOMPLISH Trial
Magkas, Nikolaos (et al.)
Outcomes of Different Antihypertensive Regimens
Fujiwara, Takeshi (et al.)
Advantages and Disadvantages in Clinical Trials
Kostis, William J. (et al.)
Arterial Hypertension: What Is the Optimal Goal of Treatment?
Andreadis, Emmanuel A. (et al.)
Methods of Blood Pressure Assessment Used in Milestone Hypertension Trials
Chen, Yi (et al.)
The Life and the Major Scientific Contributions of Irvine Page
Neurogenic Mechanisms in Pre-hypertension and Pharmacologic Approaches to the Prevention and Treatment of Hypertension: Highlights of Professor Stevo Julius' Scientific Contributions
Egan, Brent M.
New Frontiers in Cardiovascular Research: Microfluidic Modeling of Cardiovascular Diseases and Applications for Hypertension Research
Papademetriou, Iason T.
Vasilios Papademetriou
Emmanuel A. Andreadis
Charalampia Geladari
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Box Office Results for December 23, 2011
This weekend, scoring his first number one film in a lead role since his last turn as Ethan Hunt, Tom Cruise scaled to the top of the charts over the Christmas session with his latest spy sequel Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, which topped the North American box office in its first round of wide release. The top three spots were all sophomore sequels playing musical chairs from last week's rankings as the batch of new holiday releases were met with more modest turn-outs settling for slots in the middle of the top ten. Overall sales were somewhat slow but activity picked up dramatically on Christmas Sunday and studios are hoping that the week ahead will see heavy traffic at multiplexes thanks to the extra time off so many people will have. Christmas Eve is always a soft moviegoing day due to last-minute holiday distractions and theaters closing early so with it falling on the prime day of Saturday this year, weekend grosses took a beating for every movie.
Expanding nationwide after five days of exclusive play on large-format screens, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol was the top film among moviegoers over Santa weekend grossing an estimated $46.2M over the four-day Friday-to-Monday period. The fourth installment in the long-running Paramount series averaged $13,402 from 3,448 theaters including IMAX sites, which was very good given the hit all films took on Christmas Eve. It also picked up a sizable co-producer in Skydance, which was welcomed greatly due to the departure of Paula Wagner, Tom Cruise's former partner and co-producer of the first three films. Adding in the earlier limited run in IMAX and other large-format venues, the cume stands at a solid $78.6M with a red hot holiday week still to come when everyday has the potential to behave like a Saturday. The CinemaScore grade was a good A-.
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol will easily beat the $134M domestic final of the last film, 2006's Mission: Impossible III, and although it is too early to conclude, it also has a shot at challenging the $215.4M of 2000's Mission: Impossible 2 to become the top-grossing installment of the series. After the disappointing results five years ago of the last flick, and all the negative publicity Cruise attracted in recent years, most thought this franchise could make a comeback like this.
Overseas it dominated again with an estimated $43M through Sunday lifting the international total to $140M and the global cume to $219M including Monday's domestic take.
Dropping in its second weekend to second place was the tentpole sequel Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows with an estimated $31.8M over four days raising the 11-day tally to $90.6M for Warner Bros. and Silver. Even factoring out the Christmas Eve effect, it was a large decline for pricey pic coming off of a softer-than-expected opening as the three-day period fell by half. All the new choices for grown-ups certainly affected the turn out and teens are not contributing significantly to the grosses.
Fellow sophomore sequel Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked fared a little better dropping from its opening frame to an estimated Friday-to-Monday take of $20M ranking third for the session. The Fox 2000 and Regency release has taken in $56.9M in 11 days. With kids now out of school and on break, the studios are expecting stellar daily grosses for the next week.
Columbia and MGM's much-hyped The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo opened in fourth place with a mediocre start grossing an estimated $19.4M over the four-day holiday weekend and $27.7M since debuting on Tuesday night. Directed by David Fincher, this film is more of an adaptation of the best-selling novel and less a remake of the 2009 Swedish film of the same name. It averaged $6,658 from 2,914 locations and like other films is hoping to pick up solid numbers during the holiday week ahead. Reviews were quite good and the Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara starrer has even scored some notices during awards season, however, the darker and violent subject matter coupled with intense competition for the attention of mature adults led to an underwhelming result over the happy and cheery yuletide holiday. Still, a domestic final of $100M cannot be ruled out this early in the run as moviegoers continue to catch up on films they are interested in.
Steven Spielberg had a bumpy start to his Christmas double feature offering for North American movie fans. The animated action adventurer The Adventures of Tintin bowed to just $16.1M this four-day weekend, according to estimates, with $20.8M across the six-day debut period of Wednesday-to-Monday. The domestic total including the earlier run in Quebec, which began on December 9 is $24.1M. The 3D Paramount and Columbia release played in 3,087 theaters and averaged $5,215 over four days but with sensational reviews is hoping to find American audiences over time. The property is not too well-known in the United States, which always posed a challenge. The Adventures of Tintin opened in Europe and most international territories in October and has banked a stellar $240M+ overseas already making the U.S. not too important to the overall picture. While the film was marketed towards parents and kids, it's true audience is more of the true film fans that were waiting to see Spielberg make another adventure film.
Also not fast and furious out of the gate, but well-positioned to gain some ground during the holiday week ahead, was the Matt Damon drama We Bought a Zoo, which opened on Friday and collected an estimated $15.6M over the long weekend from 3,117 locations for a $5,005 average. The PG-rated film was not based on any brand that would lead to upfront excitement and Damon is not much of a box office draw outside of the action genre so 20th Century Fox has been counting on positive buzz from regular moviegoers to help it sell the film. Two rounds of sneak previews weeks ago and the two days of nationwide release before Christmas Day were intended to get the feel-good film in front of ordinary people who would then spread strong word-of-mouth over the holidays allowing those recommendations to kick in from December 25 onwards. An encouraging A grade from CinemaScore indicates that the product is indeed pleasing ticket buyers so We Bought a Zoo numbers will have to be watched in the days and weeks ahead.
Reviews have been mixed and won't help the cause too much, but working in the film's favor is that it is the only truly American film for grown-ups among all the major films this holiday week. Other films feature some combination of foreign settings, characters, and actors. Studio research showed that the We Bought a Zoo audience was 58% female and 59% 25 and older.
The World War I drama War Horse enjoyed a solid debut on Christmas Sunday with $7.5M on opening day and an estimated $15M for the two-day Sunday-Monday span. Released by Touchstone, the PG-13 DreamWorks and Reliance film averaged a strong $6,324 over only two days and was able to capitalize on good reviews and the brand name of Steven Spielberg who shot the film while The Adventure of Tintin's extensive effects work was being done. DreamWorks is hoping for a long run with good notices from audiences during the holiday week ahead to help sell it to a wider audience, while banking on nods from the various awards shows coming up, including the most important Academy Awards.
Also opening on Christmas Day was the thriller The Darkest Hour, which bowed to $3M on Sunday and $5.5M over two days. The Summit and New Regency release averaged only $2,367 across two days from 2,324 playdates and earned a discouraging C+ CinemaScore grade.
Holdovers with modest grosses rounded out the top ten. The New Line comedy New Year's Eve tumbled to an estimated $5M giving the ensemble pic a disappointing $34.3M to date. Fox Searchlight and Ad Hominem's awards contender The Descendants grossed an estimated $3.4M boosting the total to $33.7M.
The top ten films grossed an estimated $178M over the Friday-to-Monday period, while the Top 20 hauled in roughly $200M thanks to a major rebound on Sunday and Monday. Last Christmas, Universal Pictures and Paramount Pictures' Little Fockers debuted with $34M; and the 2009 Christmas saw 20th Century Fox's Avatar remain in the top spot with $75.6M.
December 23, 2011 to December 25, 2011 Top Ten
1. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
Paramount Pictures (Viacom) and Skydance Productions
2. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
Warner Bros. Pictures (TimeWarner) and Silver Pictures
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
Fox 2000 Pictures (Fox) and Regency Enterprises
4. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Columbia Pictures (Sony) and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (Spyglass)
5. The Adventures of Tintin
Paramount Pictures (Viacom) and Columbia Pictures (Sony)
6. We Bought a Zoo
20th Century Fox (Fox)
7. War Horse
a Touchstone release (Disney)
DreamWorks Pictures (DreamWorks SKG) and Reliance Entertainment
8. The Darkest Hour
a Summit release
New Regency Pictures (Regency Enterprises)
9. New Year's Eve
New Line Cinema (TimeWarner)
10. The Descendants
a Fox Searchlight release (Fox)
Ad Hominem Enterprises
1. Little Fockers
Universal Pictures (NBCUniversal) and Paramount Pictures (Viacom)
2. True Grit
3. Tron: Legacy
Walt Disney Pictures (Disney)
4. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Fox 2000 Pictures (Fox) and Walden Media
5. Yogi Bear
Warner Bros. Pictures (TimeWarner)
6. The Fighter
a Paramount (Viacom) and Weinstein Co. release
7. Gulliver's Travels
8. Black Swan
Fox Searchlight Pictures (Fox)
9. Tangled
Walt Disney Animation Studios (Disney)
10. The Tourist
a Columbia release (Sony)
1. Avatar
2. Sherlock Holmes
3. Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
4. It's Complicated
Universal Pictures (NBCUniversal)
5. The Blind Side
a Warner Bros. release (TimeWarner)
6. Up in the Air
Paramount Pictures (Viacom)
7. The Princess and the Frog
8. Nine
The Weinstein Company and Relativity Media
9. Did You Hear About the Morgans?
Columbia Pictures (Sony) and Castle Rock Entertainment (TimeWarner)
10. Invictus
~ by Matt Whitfield on December 30, 2011.
Posted in Film, Matt, Movies, Uncategorized
Tags: 20th Century Fox, 3D, Academy Awards, Ad Hominem Enterprises, Alcon Entertainment, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Avatar, Black Swan, Box Office Results for December 23 2011, Castle Rock Entertainment, CinemaScore, Columbia Pictures, Daniel Craig, David Fincher, Did You Hear About the Morgans?, Disney, DreamWorks Pictures, Ethan Hunt, Fox, Fox 2000 Pictures, Fox Entertainment Group, Fox Searchlight Pictures, GK Films, Gulliver's Travels, IMAX, Invictus, It's Complicated, Little Fockers, Matt Damon, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, MGM, Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, Mission: Impossible 2, Mission: Impossible III, NBCUniversal, New Line Cinema, New Regency Pictures, New Year's Eve, Nine, Paula Wagner, RealD 3D, Regency Enterprises, Relativity Media, Reliance Entertainment, Rooney Mara, Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Silver Pictures, Skydance Productions, Sony, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Spyglass, Spyglass Entertainment, Steven Spielberg, Summit Entertainment, Tangled, The Adventures of Tintin, The Blind Side, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, The Darkest Hour, The Descendants, The Fighter, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Princess and the Frog, The Tourist, The Weinstein Company, TimeWarner, Tom Cruise, Touchstone Pictures, Tron: Legacy, True Grit, Universal Pictures, Up in the Air, Viacom, Walden Media, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, War Horse, Warner Bros. Pictures, We Bought a Zoo, World War I, Yogi Bear
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The UK's most famous Pub Landlord, Al Murray, will be visiting The Red Lion in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, on Friday February 5.
It comes after the pub won a competition in partnership with pub operator, Punch, and brewer, Ramsgate Brewery.
The Red Lion, part of the Punch pub group, was entered into a prize draw whereby the winner would be visited by Al Murray.
The popular comedian known for his publican persona, The Pub Landlord, will be visiting the pub Friday evening, at 6.30pm.
He will be helping Guy Plumb and his bar staff by serving behind the bar, meeting customers, taking photos and signing autographs.
Customers and fans of Al Murray are very welcome to visit The Red Lion at Lock View Lane on the day to meet the comedian for themselves.
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Chinese Engineers Might Design A Massive High-Speed Railway To Connect China And The US
Sophie Song,
The proposed line would begin in north-east China and run up through Siberia, pass through a tunnel underneath the Pacific Ocean then cut through Alaska and Canada to reach the continental US.
Amanda Macias/Business Insider
Digging a hole to China may not sound as crazy in the near future as it does now. That's because some ambitious Chinese engineers are considering plans to build a high-speed railway line beneath the Pacific Ocean that would connect China with the continental United States.
For some perspective on just how huge such a project would be, it would take 200 kilometers (125 miles) of undersea tunnel just to connect Russia and Alaska, said Wang Mengshu, a railway expert at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the Beijing Times reported on Thursday. But Wang insisted the idea is not as crazy as it sounds.
"Right now, we're already in discussions," Wang said. "Russia has already been thinking about this for many years."
To reach the U.S. from China, it would require 13,000 kilometers of tracks, and it would take a train two days to make the trip if its average speed is 220 miles per hour, according to the Guardian.
A high-speed train enters Beijing railway station.
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China's tunnel technology is ready for the challenge, China Daily reported.
The technology is part of China's current plans to build a high-speed railway between the southeastern province of Fujian and the island of Taiwan, which will be funded by China.
The trans-Pacific project, named the "China-Russia-Canada-America" line, would require a considerable feat of engineering. If realized, it would be the world's longest undersea tunnel, four times the length of the Channel Tunnel, which connects England and France.
Wang outlined plans for a few other ambitious high-speed railway projects. One project's rail lines would extend from London to Paris, then to Berlin, Warsaw, Kiev and Moscow, where it would split into two routes, with one ending in Kazakhstan and the other in China's Manchuria region.
A second project's rail lines would run from Urumqi in China to Central Asia, then to Iran and Turkey, ending in Germany.
Construction has begun for both projects inside China, and the parts of both projects outside the country are still being negotiated with foreign governments.
All of the projects are part of China's drive to take its high-speed railway construction technology abroad. As proof of China's interest in pursuing this goal, on each of his recent visits to other countries, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang made it a habit to recommend Chinese railway construction technology.
Most recently, he recommended the technology to leaders during his four-country visit to Africa this week.
Read the original article on International Business Times. Copyright 2019. Follow International Business Times on Twitter.
More: International Business Times China Train Transportation
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ROBOTC.net forums - View topic - Can you create a project?
Can you create a project?
I have been playing with the RobotC client software. It is a very nice program with lots of help for the API and programing concepts. One thing I am not seeing is setting up a project so you can compile and link multiple .c files in a single program. I only seem to be able to build one file at a time. Is this supported?
Re: Can you create a project?
There is no precompiler or make mechanism in ROBOTC. You can use the #include to, well, include other .c or .h files. Beware though, that files cannot be included twice in your program or the compiler will choke and die.
to add another c file. That works for me, at the most there will be one more .c file.
You can include multiple files using #include "filename"
To view the Directories preferences, go to Window > Menu Level > and select Expert. Then go to View > Preferences > Detailed Preferences.
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Ike is an Anatolian Shepherd dog born in with his goat herd. He has guarded goats his entire life. He came to live with us when he was almost 2 years old. He had next to no socialization or training but had been a working livestock guardian dog.
When he came to live with us and guard our goats, we had to neuter him a few months after joining our ranch. His testosterone was raging and he was bark rather aggressively at people who did not live here. Some aggressive barking and intense protective demeanor is necessary and required, but there is also a limit to what is appropriate. After neutering, I started to see a different Ike with people. He was no longer overly intense in his interactions with visitors because he would stand down when I told him to. However, no visitor ever doubted Ike would guard those goats with his life.
Ike was also gentle with his goats and let kid goats climb on him. We had lost our previous head male guard and felt Ike was on his way to being our new "Larick".
We had some recurring health issues with him that seemed to never fully heal. In 2017, we had a predator attack on the ranch that resulted in my main female Askbash being killed. No goats or llamas were harmed, but we lost our Willow.
I noticed in the year after the attack that Ike seemed unwell. He seemed depressed and out of sorts and was just plain grumpy. He was snarling and snapping at baby goats. He never let them climb on him any more and was getting testy with the other dogs. Ike visited the vet several times and a few health issues kept coming up which we kept treating but he never seemed to feel well. We coukdn't find anything obvious to explain how he had seemed to age….grow old almost overnight …. and his personality change. I still believe he was ornery because of pain even if we could not find it. The change of how he was with his goats was too much to just be an off day.
We made the decision to let Ike go and rest in peace. His body no longer hurts, he no longer has to work and guard, and he no longer needs to fight with the other dogs or predators in the woods. I really still miss him greatly and the security for protection I always felt he provided. I know he was in pain and was not happy, but now he can rest.
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Amid a mounting outcry, Defense Secretary Ash Carter halted Pentagon efforts to recollect money given to thousands of California National Guard members. Soldiers were asked to repay bonuses of $15,000 or more, which had been doled out improperly by recruiters during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Hari Sreenivasan talks to David Cloud of the Los Angeles Times and Sgt. 1st Class Robert Richmond.
But first: The Defense Department today tried to defuse a burgeoning controversy surrounding recruitment bonuses for soldiers.
The Pentagon faced a mounting outcry for trying to recoup enlistment bonuses from thousands of California National Guard members. But Defense Secretary Ash Carter interrupted a visit today to NATO headquarters in Brussels to address the issue.
ASHTON CARTER, Secretary of Defense: I have ordered the suspension of all efforts to collect reimbursement from affected California Guard members, and that suspension will continue until I'm satisfied that our process is working.
Over the weekend, The Los Angeles Times reported California Guard soldiers are being asked to repay bonuses of $15,000 or more. The payments were an effort to meet enlistment goals during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They were intended for soldiers with skills in high demand, but recruiters doled them out improperly. Some of the soldiers say, it's not their fault.
SGT. 1ST CLASS BRYAN STROTHER, California National Guard: I had done everything that they had asked of me. These were promises that were made.
The push to take back the bonus money has also drawn angry reactions from Congress. Secretary Carter says he wants all the cases resolved by July 1.
We take a closer look at this now with Los Angeles Times reporter David Cloud, who broke this story, and Sergeant 1st Class Robert Richmond. He reenlisted in the California National Guard in 2006 and received a $15,000 bonus, but then was told he needed to pay the money back.
David, what's happening now in terms of what the secretary of defense said today? What does his order do?
Well, his order halts the recoupment of all of these cases right now, and sets up a process to essentially speed up the appeals process that many soldiers have gone through and have, you know, in a very frustrating way, you know, gone through years of efforts to try to get this recoupment stopped.
So, the Pentagon is setting up a process to speed up those appeals.
How did we get here? How did we get to the point that he had to say, stop this?
It's a long tale that really began in 2006, when the Guard and the Army as a whole needed troops to go to Iraq and to Afghanistan. So, they started paying large bonuses, and they started paying without a lot of controls.
And, in fact, there was a fair amount of fraud in what was done. Soldiers didn't know about that. They — most soldiers didn't know about that. They took the money in good faith, completed their enlistments. And then, a decade later, they get a bill from the Pentagon or from the National Guard saying, you have got to pay us this money back. A lot of them are justifiably shocked.
Robert Richmond, you were one of those soldiers that had this happen to them. How much did this money mean to you when you got it? And, more important, what happened to you when you were requested to return it?
SGT. 1ST CLASS ROBERT RICHMOND, U.S. Army Special Forces: Well, for me personally, the money meant something.
For other soldiers, because I'm just one of many, it meant the world. These other soldiers, it probably was everything, that they relied on that bonus solely for this.
For me, I partially relied on it. I had choices to go into the civilian sector, where I could earn a lot more money, even working as an adviser in a civilian capacity. But I asked if I was eligible for a bonus. They said I was eligible for $15,000 for six years.
I knew for a fact that that enlistment would send me back to Iraq. However, it was enough. And with the camaraderie of being with my unit, it was enough for me to make the decision to go ahead and enlist for another six years.
When they came back 10 years — you know, nine years later, actually, and said I have to pay this money back, I was in shock, in awe. And the more that it went on, I just felt betrayed. I felt it just — it lacked empathy.
I felt like I was some sort of a criminal, and they're — going to give it back right now, or they were going to ruin my life financially, turning me in. And it was very threatening.
David, you said the government has already recouped, what, about $22 million of it. What happens to the people who have repaid sums of money that perhaps shouldn't have?
That's a very good question and is one that will be difficult to untangle.
There are soldiers I know, one in particular, who owed $46,000, and to pay that off, he and his family refinanced their home. So, they took steps that cost them money to pay off the money. To now go back and make them whole will not be an easy task.
But it's one that I think the Pentagon will look at. I mean, this has generated so much outrage in Congress and so much attention that I think people who, you know, did take the steps to pay the money back, even thinking that they didn't really owe it, will in some sense be made whole.
I'm not sure they will be made totally whole, but they will get some money back.
Robert, I see you shaking you head. One of the people that David spoke to in the story, she said, you know, go ahead, fine, take the money back, but give me my years back, too.
SGT. 1ST CLASS ROBERT RICHMOND: Yes, it certainly won't make me whole. You know, what I did in the military and what I did — you know, what happened to me, that — I signed a contract. I did that. That's fine.
If you gave me my $15,000 bonus back, that would hardly make me whole, because by — with what they did to me, they ruined my credit. They ruined my finances. I have so many financial losses as a result. And I'm just — I'm in the middle of the group.
There are soldiers out there that have probably suffered so bad financially and emotionally that they will never be able to recover just by giving them their money back. It's not even close.
David, it seems — there seems to be some agreement right now in Congress to say, this is horrible. By coincidence, there's an election two weeks out. And part of your reporting showed that Congress was notified about this a couple of years ago.
Yes. That's an interesting part of the story.
I mean, when the story broke on Saturday, you know, in the days after, you had a lot of members of Congress putting out press releases expressing a lot of outrage about it, saying something needed to be done.
As the story came out, it turned out the California Guard had gone to members of the California delegation two years earlier and asked them to pass a provision that would have helped allay some of these cases. The provision wasn't passed at the time. Several members did initially propose it. It was dropped because it would have cost money.
And this was a time when sequestration, across-the-board cuts in the military budget were happening. There was just a resistance to doing that sort of thing. So, nothing happened until it appeared in our newspaper.
Robert, you set up a petition online, and I'm assuming that even before that, you have been listening to and hearing from other soldiers.
Give us a sense of how widespread this is. We are focusing on California right now, but there are National Guard members across the country.
SGT. 1ST CLASS ROBERT RICHMOND: That's absolutely right.
When I first received my letter, I honestly thought I was the only one. And while I was calling people and asking questions, I came to find out there was nearly 17,000 soldiers affected, was the first number I heard. Then I heard it was 16,000 in California and at least 1,000 nationwide.
Recently, by doing my petition, people write to me all the time because I have my contact information in there. I recently was reached out to by somebody from the actual Navy who is having the same issues.
All right, Sergeant 1st Class Robert Richmond and David Cloud of The L.A. Times, thank you both for joining us tonight.
SGT. 1ST CLASS ROBERT RICHMOND: Thank you very much.
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Liverpool analysis – Virgil van Dijk prompts transfer question as Klopp could make big changes
Van Dijk prompts transfer question
It takes a lot to down Virgil van Dijk.
So when the Liverpool defender let out an audible yelp before crumbling to the turf early in the second half, he could probably hear the collective gasp from those watching back on Merseyside fearing the worst.
Replays, though, revealed Van Dijk had been cut above the right eye by a stray elbow from clumsy Red Bull Salzburg substitute Rasmus Kristensen, who would later deck Kostas Tsimikas in similar fashion.
Painful, yes, and requiring a staple or two, but not too much of a long-term problem.
However, the minor fright placed into sharp focus an ongoing transfer poser for Jurgen Klopp.
Do Liverpool need to buy another centre-back?
Dejan Lovren's departure has left the Reds with three senior options. One of those, Joel Matip, has been absent since June and has started only one top-flight game in 10 months, although he could be back for the Premier League opener at Leeds United on September 12.
So when Van Dijk exited at the Red Bull Arena on Tuesday afternoon, Joe Gomez was instead partnered with Nat Phillips, who spent last season on loan at Stuttgart and has made just a solitary senior appearance for the Reds.
After that, the choice is limited. Fabinho could perhaps do a job at centre-back, albeit not for any length of time. And it's far too early for any of the Academy hopefuls, as much as Billy Koumetio has stepped up over the last week.
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Then there's the question of a diminished competition for places, with Gomez less than stellar for most of the first half and responsible for Salzburg's second goal.
Van Dijk will be patched up for the Community Shield against Arsenal on Saturday.
But his scare is a reminder to Liverpool of a situation that could well need addressing before the transfer window closes in October.
Klopp given midfield poser
If pre-season is usually an opportunity for fringe players to stake their claim, this abbreviated version has proven the opposite.
Jurgen Klopp has instead utilised the short warm-up programme to pretty much signpost Liverpool's starting line-up for Wembley this weekend.
In truth, absences have in any case limited scope for experimentation, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Divock Origi, Xherdan Shaqiri, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Harry Wilson, Joel Matip and Jordan Henderson all missing.
And, if anything, the performance in Salzburg saw some likely starters in danger of playing their way on to the bench.
What did you make of Liverpool's performance vs Salzburg? Let us know in the comments below
Fabinho relies on rhythm, and takes time to regain his form after any spell on the sidelines.
The short turnaround in seasons, however, means that luxury isn't available, and his fitful display here – epitomised when mugged for Salzburg's opener – has put pressure on his place, not least with Gini Wijnaldum solid, Naby Keita energetic and both Curtis Jones and James Milner making a positive difference from the bench.
Neco Williams had a tough time at right-back as his learning curve became apparent – Milner would be another option in the position – while Takumi Minamino and later two-goal Rhian Brewster were lively in a way the disappointing Roberto Firmino was not.
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Klopp's Wembley selection has become more difficult in a way he wouldn't have wanted.
Salzburg show the Arsenal way
As preparation for Saturday, the first 20 minutes was absolutely ideal.
Having gifted Arsenal two goals in their 2-1 defeat at the Emirates last month, Liverpool were once again handing out presents in the face of some simple high pressing.
The Gunners are unlikely to change their approach too much, having had further success with it in beating Manchester City and Chelsea to win the FA Cup.
Klopp, then, knows his team needs to be switched on mentally as much as anything else this weekend.
Of course, it's always dangerous drawing conclusions from pre-season friendlies. Had this been a competitive game, Jerome Onguene would have seen red for upending a clean-through Sadio Mane in the first half rather than being given a ticking off and a yellow.
Premier League champions Liverpool are ready to defend their crown as the new season approaches.
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And those irked by an admittedly below-par Liverpool display should remember how the anguished reaction to comprehensive defeat to Napoli at Murrayfield last summer was ultimately extremely misplaced.
Salzburg, surprisingly robust throughout, had already played several more warm-up games and that sharpness was evident in the opening half-hour, while Liverpool, at least in that difficult period, showed signs of having spent a week in training camp.
That makes a difference. And so too, thankfully, did the 1,250 supporters who were allowed inside to watch, making this the first time the Reds had played in front of fans since March.
A small step. But a sign football, how we know and love, is on its way back.
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Q: Fetching relation to PFObject cloud code I have a PFUser that has a days relation to a Day PFObject.
In my database it looks like this:
{
"_id": "WjLAnMuRmp",
"name": "c",
"_created_at": {
"$date": "2016-08-04T15:28:51.759Z"
},
"_updated_at": {
"$date": "2016-08-24T19:44:44.774Z"
},
"days": [
{
"__type": "Pointer",
"className": "Day",
"objectId": "BrQwmKAbJC"
},
{
"__type": "Pointer",
"className": "Day",
"objectId": "6wuDMl4kKI"
}
]
}
Pretty straight forward. In my cloud code, I'm trying to send up a PFUser objectId, then fetch all the days they have and iterate over them. For some strange reason I keep getting 0 returned when I do a relation query.
Here is what I'm working with:
Parse.Cloud.define("getDayAveragesForUser", function(request, response) {
console.log("-getDayAveragesForUser");
// Create the query on the User class
var fetchedUser = new Parse.User({id:request.params.userObjectId});
console.log("the fetched user: " + fetchedUser.id);
var relation = fetchedUser.relation("days");
var query = relation.query();
query.limit(365);
query.ascending("createdAt");
query.find({
success: function(results) {
console.log("Successfully retrieved " + results.length + " Days.");
},
error: function(error) {
console.log("Error: " + error.code + " " + error.message);
}
});
});
When I print the fetchedUser.id it's correct so I know I'm on the right user. This seems based on the documentation example:
var relation = user.relation("likes");
relation.query().find({
success: function(list) {
// list contains the posts that the current user likes.
}
});
This should be working fine.
===
I just add this to my Cloud Code to test:
var days = fetchedUser.get("days");
console.log("type of: " + typeof days);
which from this I get:
type of: undefined
A: The reason is that your days are not saved as relations but as a pointers. And in parse relations and pointers are handled in different ways.
In order to fetch the days pointer you need to change your query to look like the following:
var userQuery = new Parse.Query(Parse.User);
userQuery.include("days"); // include the days pointer in the results
userQuery.get(request.params.userObjectId, {
success: function(user) {
// This function will *not* be called.
console.log(user.get("days")); // print the days to console
},
error: function(error) {
}
});
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Ouzinkie :: View topic - I sure missed playing lapture!
I sure missed playing lapture!
Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 9:57 pm Post subject: I sure missed playing lapture!
I missed playing lapture this year! I was really looking foward to coming for easter! i just saw about 20 minutes ago the lapture picture that is on the home page on the news today! the news reporter said she had no idea what Lapture was! and it was really funny because my chaperone and i were just got done talking about the game! I was reallly supprised! well I better go to bed, I have a big day tomarrow. I am working at the Coho carnivel! Good Night, Sleep Tight, Don't Let The Bed Bugs Bite!
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T-34-85 (D-5T)
RANK 4 FRANCE
Somua SM PACK
BUYINFO
This page is about the Soviet medium tank T-34-85 (D-5T). For other versions, see T-34 (Family).
T-34-57
III Rank
Battle rating:
AB RB SB
Medium tank
Research:40 000
Purchase:150 000
Show in game
2.1 Survivability and armour
2.2 Mobility
2.3 Modifications and economy
3 Armaments
3.1 Main armament
3.1.1 Ammunition
3.1.2 Ammo racks
3.2 Machine guns
5.1 Development
5.3 Combat usage
5.4 In-game description
The T-34-85 (D-5T) is a rank III Soviet medium tank with a battle rating of 5.0 (AB/RB/SB). It was introduced during the Closed Beta Test for Ground Forces before Update 1.41. This T-34 model is introduced with the formidable 85 mm gun on a tank mount. With a newer, strengthened turret, it can prove to be a menace at its battle rating. Though formidable, the Soviet upgraded the 85 mm gun to the improved ZiS-S-53 variant on the T-34-85 model.
Operational and visual characteristics of the T-34-85(D-5T) are as similar and as common to previous T-34 lineage of tanks as they come, with the exception of a new turret and more powerful cannon. Players experienced in operating previous models of the T-34 in Rank II should have little to no difficulty in adjusting to this vehicle. The same can be said, unfortunately, about opposition forces facing this vehicle. The T-34-85(D-5T) inherits both its predecessors' strengths and weaknesses.
The T34-85 works very well with other allied tanks (British and American) that it is often paired with in RB and SB. It retains high mobility and an effective main gun, allowing it to quickly get to capture points (usually following M18s, which are often first at the scene). Here the T-34-85 (D-5T) can capture the points and then hold them until heavier reinforcements arrive. This means that often the team will have early superiority over the capture points.
Survivability and armour
Armourfront / side / back
Hull45 / 45 / 45
Turret54 / 54 / 54
Crew4 people
Visibility100 %
The armour scheme of the T-34 should be familiar enough now to any players researching towards the T-34-85 (D-5T). Though there are minor differences in some hull armour thickness compared to previous tanks like the T-34 (1942) and T-34-57, they are negligible enough that it shouldn't worry any players nor enemies facing the T-34-85 (D-5T). However, the consequence is that the overall T-34 armour is now quite inadequate against pretty much any enemy tank weaponry it can face in the battle rating. Any shot to the hull, apart from high oblique angle of attacks, would more likely than not penetrate and destroy the tank's interior.
The biggest difference of the T-34-85 (D-5T) compared to past variants is the much larger turret housing the 85 mm D-5T gun. However, the armour protection of the turret is also not so changed compared to the 57 mm or 76 mm turrets seen in the preceding T-34s. Though the angles are much sharper, the turret thickness of only 54 mm and of cast construction means that most shots at the turret are likely to penetrate. The number of crew in the turret is also retained, as the commander still acts as the gunner, which lowers survivability overall.
Given the extremely packed nature of the T-34-85 (D-5T)'s interior with fuel, ammo, and crew; any penetrating shots will more likely than not destroy the entire T-34-85 (D-5T). The best survival strategy is to not get hit, using the T-34-85 (D-5T)'s mobility to evade the enemy's field of fire.
Armour type:
Rolled homogeneous armour (hull, turret roof, cupola roof)
Cast homogeneous armour (turret, cupola, driver's hatch, MG port)
Front (Slope angle)
Hull 45 mm (60°) Front glacis
45 mm (60°) Lower glacis
75 mm (59-70°) Driver's hatch
30-65 mm (30-77°) Machine gun port 45 mm (39-40°) Top
45 mm Bottom 45 mm (47-49°) Top
45 mm (46°) Bottom 20 mm
Turret 54 mm (1-84°) Turret front
90-200 mm (0-78°) Gun mantlet 54 mm (17-22°) 54 mm (12-13°) 20 mm
Cupola 54 mm 20 mm
Suspensions wheels and tracks are 20 mm thick.
Speedforward / back
AB62 / 10 km/h
RB and SB55 / 9 km/h
Number of gears5 forward
1 back
Weight32.0 t
AB954 hp
RB and SB500 hp
Power-to-weight ratio
AB29.8 hp/t
RB and SB15.6 hp/t
The T-34-85 (D-5T)'s mobility should also be quite familiar to players who have researched through the other T-34s towards this tank. The new 85 mm gun and the associated weight increase did little to affect this performance. Players can still rely on the T-34-85 (D-5T) to manoeuvre the battlefield easily and swiftly enough to reach our surround decisive areas to respond to enemy presence.
Reverse speed is still lacklustre on the T-34-85 (D-5T), so withdrawal tactics after attacking the enemy should be planned with care so the enemy does not get the opportunity to shoot the T-34-85 (D-5T) before it slides back into cover.
Weight (tons)
Engine power (horsepower)
Power-to-weight ratio (hp/ton)
62 10 32 775 954 24.22 29.81
55 9 442 500 13.81 15.63
Modifications and economy
Repair costBasic → Reference
AB1 800 → 2 316
RB2 100 → 2 702
SB2 600 → 3 346
Total cost of modifications34 500
Talisman cost1 300
Crew training44 000
Experts150 000
Aces550
Research Aces390 000
Reward for battleAB / RB / SB
70 / 110 / 130 %
154 / 154 / 154 %
Crew Replenishment
Horizontal Drive
85mm_APHE_ammo_pack
Adjustment of Fire
Elevation Mechanism
Artillery Support
Main armament
85 mm D-5T cannon
Ammunition55 rounds
Reloadbasic crew → aces
10.8 → 8.3 s
Vertical guidance-5° / 28°
Main article: D-5T (85 mm)
The new 85 mm D-5T cannon is wonders compared to the 76 mm and 57 mm cannons that armed preceding T-34s. Its best trait comes in the large 85 mm shell that contains a massive explosive charge. Upon any penetration on an enemy target, the 85 mm can easily cripple the interior upon exploding inside. This often leads to easy one-shots on enemy tanks when hit in the sides, easily going in and tearing apart the crew compartments.
Though the penetration values of the 85 mm is an improvement compared to the 76 mm, it is still rather lacklustre compared to the enemies the T-34-85 (D-5T) will face. Tanks like Panther and Tigers have enough armour that fighting from the front will require very careful aiming. Not to mention the rather long reload makes encounters with multiple enemies at close range impractical, requiring snappy manoeuvres on the T-34's part to avoid getting shot at.
85 mm D-5T
Turret rotation speed (°/s)
Reloading rate (seconds)
Aced
55 -5°/+28° ±180° N/A 23.8 32.9 40.0 44.2 47.1 10.79 9.60 8.80 8.30
Penetration statistics
Type of
Penetration @ 0° Angle of Attack (mm)
BR-365K APHE 148 143 126 106 90 77
BR-365A APHEBC 135 133 125 115 106 97
O-365K HE 10 10 10 10 10 10
Shell details
Mass (kg)
Fuse delay
Fuse sensitivity
Explosive Mass
(TNT equivalent) (g)
BR-365K APHE 792 9.2 1.2 14 73.92 47° 60° 65°
BR-365A APHEBC 792 9.2 1.2 14 164 48° 63° 71°
O-365K HE 793 9.54 0 0.1 660 79° 80° 81°
Ammo racks
rack empty
55 52 (+3) 40 (+15) 38 (+17) 36 (+19) 31 (+24) 25 (+30) 19 (+36) 13 (+42) 7 (+48) 1 (+54) No
Ammo racks of the T-34-85 (D-5T)
Turret and side empty: 36 (+19) shells.
7.62 mm DT machine gun (coaxial)
Ammunition1 890 rounds
Belt capacity63 rounds
Fire rate600 shots/min
Main article: DT (7.62 mm)
The small calibre of the DT machine gun makes it largely ineffective against all armoured vehicles but the ones with an open compartment. It still can be used to ping targets as a rangefinding help or to mow down minor obstacles blocking your line of sight. The clip capacity is quite poor as it relies on a magazine of 63 bullets instead of a belt like similar machine guns from other nations.
7.62 mm DT
Capacity (Belt)
Coaxial 1,890 (63) 600 N/A N/A
Although this tank is classified as a medium tank, it should still be handled with care. The vehicle's armour thickness around the hull is inherited from the previous T-34 models and remains unchanged; not considered reliably accurate to resist impacts of any weapon except for smaller calibre cannons (<57 mm). Angling can result in ricochets even from the most powerful armaments, such as the cannon of the Tiger H1 in some conditions. The tank does retain a high top speed and acceleration, allowing it to outmanoeuvre its more common but heavier German counterparts in its rank. The 85 mm D-5T cannon is sufficient when fighting against Tiger tanks from the front (less than 100 m away), but is accosted by a Panther from the front, aiming for the very middle of the left or right side turret mantlet (100 mm), where the T-34's shells are guaranteed to penetrate.
Due to the fact that the only other thing worth noting about this vehicle compared to its predecessors is its upgraded weaponry, the T-34-85 (D-5T)'s armour protection in this battle rating and rank are considered only barely sufficient when countering similar vehicle in its class. Almost all vehicles (excluding some SPAA) such as the common German Tigers, Panthers, USSR KV, IS and even other T-34 tanks will have little difficulty disabling or outright destroying this vehicle with a single shot in most conditions. When engaging the common Tiger tank and Panzer IV models, each of these vehicles retains the design flaw of 90° flat armour plates on the front and sides of each respective vehicle. The T-34-85 (D-5T)'s cannon should have little to no difficulty in penetrating this and destroying the opposition's vehicle in a single shot if this weakness is exploited. The Panther and occasional Tiger II models are considerably more dangerous and difficult to dispatch when encountering them head-on due to the thicker and sloped armour through which the 85 mm cannon of the T-34 cannot penetrate. In head-on engagements, operators of this vehicle should note to precisely target the right and left side turret mantlet of each respective vehicles instead. Time expended in attempting to find a penetration confirmation indication on the cross-hair (AB) when inspecting the sloped front plate is time wasted and instead, should be focused on precise targeting of the mantlet. Of note for the Panther tank is the vehicle's slow turret traverse and as such, if opportunity presents itself, the operator of the T-34-85 (D-5T) should utilize the vehicle's significant manoeuvrability advantage to out-flank and destroy the target in a single shot and prepare to switch and engage the next target, or to retreat. Other more common tanks such as opposition USSR KV, IS and T-34 models are usually less of a concern than the common Panther tank, as most of these respective tanks also inherit the weakness of somewhat slopped frontal chassis and turret armour which can be easily penetrated even from significant distances. Regardless, these vehicle's operation and design strengths and weaknesses are also inherited from vehicles of the previous ranks and battle ratings, only having their turret and weapons differing by being more powerful than their predecessors. All of which can still penetrate to critically disable to destroy the T-34-85 (D-5T) in one or two shots.
One should always consider using the BR-365A shell as it has a huge amount of HE filler and can penetrate most Tanks at its BR, including un-angled Tigers and Panthers. Once the shell has penetrated, the HE filler can easily destroy or disable a huge amount of tank crew or modules. especially in some of the more cramped tank interiors.
Enemies worth noting:
Panther A/D, Tiger II (P):
The Panthers are one of the most common tanks around BR 5.7, and they pose a great threat with their deadly long 75 mm cannon, thick frontal armour and adequate speed. You want to avoid engaging them at long range as the T-34 has only x3.5 scope magnification, making long range shooting super hard. Engage the Panthers within 500 m and avoid shooting their frontal hull. Their biggest weak spot is the gun mantlet, which is only 100 mm thick and has a flat part in the middle. That is where you want to aim at, the T-34's APHE has sufficient damage to instantly destroy the Panther even from its turret. The second weak spot is of course the sides, guaranteeing an instant kill. Generally APHE is enough to deal with the Panthers.
For the Tiger II P, aim at the vertical area of the frontal turret which is also 100 mm. The best tactic is still to flank it however.
Tiger H1/E:
The Tiger's weak spots are the opposite with the Panthers. Their hull are unsloped and rather thin, while the gun mantlet is weirdly shaped and can absorb quite some shells. The best engaging range remains the same, within 500 m. If the Tiger is angling, aim at the turret ring to disable the gunner and destroy the turret traverse, or aim at the hull side below the side skirt, which is only 60 mm. If it is not angling, aim between the driver's vision port and the MG for an instant kill. Avoid shooting at these two parts as they tend to bounce/absorb shells. For the Tiger E, don't shoot at the lower glacis as there will be add-on tracks installed there, making it harder to penetrate.
Ho-Ri Production:
In a frontal engagement, APCR is required as the APHE shells don't have enough penetration. With APCR loaded, aim at the further sides of the fighting compartment, away from the gun, because the further from the gun, the thinner the armour gets, with the thinnest part being around 160 mm unsloped. Penetrating there will knock out its loader, gunner or commander, or detonate the ammo. Of course, the best way is still side-shooting with APHE.
Panzer IV/70(V), Jagdpanzer 38(t):
These small tank destroyers with their well angled frontal armour can be quite a problem from a distance. With APHE, you can disable their transmission by shooting at their lower glacis. Now if you can, flank them. The 85 mm APHE does a great job at penetrating sloped, thin armour, so you don't have to get to their absolute sides. For the Pz IV/70, you can also aim at the downward part of the gun mantlet since the shell might ricochet downwards into the hull, knocking out every crew member. The Jagdpanzer 38(t) doesn't have this problem, so side-shooting is required to destroy it effectively.
M4A3E2 Jumbo:
This is another common enemy. It is recommended to use the BR-365A, the one with less pen but more explosive filler. The reason is that it is better at penetrating sloped armour, which the Jumbo has. With that shell you can easily destroy a M4A3E2 who's not angling. If it is, aim at the hull side just above the tracks, or load APCR and shoot straight at its gun mantlet. Against a 75 mm M4A3E2 you can relax a bit as it will struggle to penetrate your armour, but your cupola is a rather large weak spot and a shot through there can knock out the T-34. Be more careful with the M4A3E2 76 W, as they can easily pierce through your armour.
Excellent firepower: adequate penetration, destructive damage and good reload rate
Has two types of APHE for players to choose from: BR-365K with higher pen but less TNT, and BR-365A with less pen but plenty of TNT, either of which are enough to one-shot most tanks it faces
56 km/h top speed and great manoeuvrability allows it to reposition or flank easily
Similar playstyle with the previous T-34s which is beginner-friendly
Fast turret traverse to easily deal with targets from multiple directions
Sloped hull and round frontal turret might bounce low-penetrating guns like the 75 mm M3 on early M4 Shermans
Armour is extremely thin, providing very limited protection against common guns (American 76 mm, British 17 pdr, German 75 mm & 88 mm, etc)
Only 4 closely packed crew members, a well-aimed shot tends to kill them all
5° gun depression angle is below average, limiting its capability in hilly maps
Struggles to deal with tough tanks (M4A3E2, Tigers & Panthers) due to not having APCR
Poor reverse speed can get the player killed
Will not reach the 56 km/h in a short period of time, as most of the time you will be at 40-50 km/h
Large turret profile makes it easier to get spotted and shot
Awkward to place bushes on upper front hull due to the obstruction of MG port and driver's optics
The T-34, in its introduction, was a huge shock to the German army when they invaded as they did not have the adequate anti-tank weaponry to defeat the T-34 and its heavier companion KV-1 tank. However, by 1943, the Germans began introducing newer tanks or upgrading their current tanks. They upgraded their Panzer IVs with the 75 mm KwK 40 gun, which could penetrate the T-34, and introduced the Tiger I and Panther tanks into their forces, which could not only destroy the T-34s easily, but can also take in the 76.2 mm shells the T-34 fires. The inferior firepower the T-34 forced the T-34 forces to close into a very close distance during the Battle of Kursk with the Tigers and Panthers in order to get to the sides and fire at the weaker armour. While the Soviets were victorious against the German offensive, the T-34s suffered high losses with this strategy.
The T-34's slow improvement from the 1941 model was due to the decision to keep changes to the model low to keep costs low and productivity high. This worked well in the first two years against the Germans, but the Battle of Kursk showed that the newer German tanks now outgun the T-34s. Soviet High Command, once conservative on the T-34's upgrades, now opted for an increase in the T-34 armament to be able to counter the German tanks. During the development, an interim solution for the problem was the equipping of the 57 mm ZiS-4M gun onto the T-34, which has better penetration capabilities compared to the 76.2 F-34 guns. This tank, the T-34-57, performed as an adequate "tank-hunter", but the small HE shell on the 57 mm gun made it a poor tank armament so this was only an interim solution until a better design is made.
Testings with various guns in Soviet inventory against captured German tanks showed that the most capable gun was the 85 mm 52-K anti-aircraft gun. With this discovery, the 52-K underwent development to make derivatives able to be mounted onto a tank. The cannon was able to penetrate the front of the Tiger from 500 m out, the turret side from 600 m away, and the hull side from 800 m away. However, the cannon was much larger than the F-34 gun and so a much larger turret was necessary to house the gun. The solution to this was to transfer the turret from the cancelled T-43 tank program onto the T-34, this increased the turret ring diameter from the original 1,425 mm into 1,600 mm, which required a retooling in the manufacturing plants. While this delayed T-34 production, the 85 mm was finally able to be mounted onto the T-34 as the T-34-85.
The T-34-85, aside from the enlarged turret ring for the new turret, uses the same T-34 hull design. Armour was still about 45 mm thick, sloped at 60 degrees for a 90 mm effective thickness. The Christie suspension was retained, as well as the diesel engine. However, the biggest difference in the tank design is the three-man turret, though a turret basket is still exempt from the design. Before, the two-man turret on the older T-34 had the commander forced to do his job and the gunner's, the three-man turret on the T-34-85 separated the commander's duty by having a separate gunner to fire the gun, leaving the commander to do his job commanding the tank as a whole. The larger turret also has space for a radio (previously in the hull by the assistant driver), allowing the commander to effectively communicate between tank units. Aside from the enlarged turret ring, new turret, and the 85 mm gun, the internal specifications of the T-34 and its pros and cons were nearly identical to the older variants.
The 85 mm gun on the T-34-85 was able to penetrate 125 mm of armour at 500 m away at a 90° meet angle with normal AP rounds. The 85 mm gun was derived from the 52-K anti-aircraft gun, which was developed from Vasilliy Grabin and Fyodor Petrov's design bureaus. Petrov's bureaus produced the 85 mm D-5T gun while Grabin's design, after being taken over by A. Savin, produced the 85 mm ZiS-53 gun. During trials in the Gorokhoviesky Proving Grounds, it was found that the ZiS-53 gun was much better than the D-5T and was much simpler, which was redesignated as the ZiS-S-53 after Savin's initials. However, as the new turret was optimized with the D-5T gun, the T-34-85 started with the D-5T as the T-34-85 Model 1943, which ran on from February to March 1944. After March 1944, the 85 mm ZiS-5 was used as the armament of the T-34-85 Model 1944. During its production life from 1943 to 1958, up to 48,950 T-34-85s were created (22,559 of which during World War II), consisting of more than half of the total 84,070 T-34 units created in its entire production life since 1940.
Combat usage
From its introduction onwards, the T-34-85s were the main tank in Soviet service, with the older T-34s still being used as they are lost from combat and retribution and replaced. The T-34-85's 85 mm gun armour penetration and front turret armour nearly doubled compared to the older T-34, yet retain the same speed, mobility, and armour compared to it. The T-34-85 was vastly superior to the German's Panzer IVs and StuG IIIs, and though it was still ineffective in protection and armour penetration to the Panther and the Tiger I, it gave it a better edge in firepower to compete against them due to the higher armour penetration value on the 85 mm shells. The T-34-85s maintain numerical superiority throughout the entire war due to the Soviet's industrial base and design concept of mass producing single designs, while the Germans focus on newer, better tanks such as the heavier Tiger II, which restricted productivity and made logistics a hard job to maintain. The T-34-85s were the main Soviet spearhead weapon during Operation Bagration and its future offensives up until the Battle of Berlin. After the fall of Nazi Germany, the Soviets use the T-34-85s again in their invasion of Manchuria to fulfil their promise to invade Japan after the fall of Germany. The combined-arms forces of their armoured units overran the Japanese positions in Manchuria and were pushed all the way to a distance from the Yalu River. The Japanese surrender order was given out by the emperor on August 14, which was not carried out as a cease-fire until August 17.
After the end of World War II, the T-34-85s were given out in massive quantities to Soviet-occupied territories and their allies. The next action the T-34-85s faced was in the Korean War, in the hands of the North Koreans. The North Korean armoured forces are able to assault deep into South Korea with these tanks as South Koreans were severely under-equipped in anti-tank weaponry, only armed with US-supplied M24 Chaffees and regular bazookas, which were useless against the T-34s. It wasn't until the deployment of US troops into the Korean peninsula that the tide turned against the North Koreans and their tanks. The US sent their M4A3E8 Shermans, M26 Pershings, and "Super Bazookas" to arm the troops there. All these weapons are able to destroy the T-34-85s, with the M26 Pershing being able to penetrate straight through the front and back of the T-34-85 armour with HVAP rounds. The Shermans are able to go on par with the T-34-85s, but the better optic quality and crew training gave them an edge against the T-34-85s. These anti-tank weapons supplied by the coalition caused the North Koreans to suffer major tank losses and after their supply lines were cut by the US landings at Inchon, the armoured vehicles were abandoned as the North Koreans retreated. T-34-85s were still encountered once the Chinese became involved in the war, where they were accompanied with IS-2s as well. Though pure tank-to-tank battles between the two sides were scarce after 1950 due to combined-arms units used on both sides.
Past the Korean War, the T-34-85s were clearly obsolete with the development of newer tanks being developed worldwide. Despite that, many countries still use T-34-85s as their main tank or as reserves, even the Soviets and Finnish continue using them until the late 1960s. Warsaw Pact countries used them in large quantities and were involved in many conflicts within these countries, such as the East German uprising in June 1953, Hungarian revolution in 1956, Coup by Greek junta in July 1974, and the Turkish invasion in July-August 1974. The T-34-85s also saw conflicts in the Middle East in the hands of Syrians, Egyptians, Jordanians, and Iraq; Vietnam with the North Vietnamese, and in the Bosnian War in the Bosnian Serb Army. African countries such as Somalia and Angola still use T-34-85s in their armies, and they could even be seen in the recent conflicts in Yemen and in Ukraine. Despite their age, it seems that the T-34-85 was to become a tank that will persist in the hands of smaller countries for years to come.
During late 1944, the Soviets were already searching for a successor to the T-34s that use most of the newest tank technology found in recent years. The result was the T-44 medium tank, which did not enter service in time to see widespread usage and even combat during World War II. The T-44 underwent further development and redesigning to become a tank that would surpass the T-34 in the most produced tank in existence, the T-54 tank.
In-game description
This tank was developed based on the T-34 at factory No. 183's design bureau by installing a new three-man cast turret with the 85 mm D-5T cannon. This weapon, with a length of 51.6 calibres, was created based on an artillery cannon with improved ballistics. The cannon's armour-piercing rounds reached a muzzle velocity of 795 m/s and according to standard firing data, it was able to penetrate the Tiger's frontal armour at a range of 500-800 metres.
The hexagonal shaped turret had an expanded traverse circle and slightly sloping sides, and its dimensions significantly exceeded those of the mass-produced T-34 turret equipped with a 76.2 mm cannon. The vehicle's commander also fulfilled the role of spotter as before, since the massive size of the weapon's breech prevented a third man from fitting into the turret. The turret's roof featured a cast command cupola with a two-leaved hatch and observation instrument, a ventilation hatch with an armoured hood, the PTK-5 surveillance device and a round loader's hatch.
The turret's armour had been increased, so its sides, front and command cupola walls were 75 mm thick, the turret roof 20 mm thick and the cupola roof 15 mm thick.
Its air filtering system was improved by installing the new Multicyclone air filter. Thanks to this, some motors worked for up to several hundred hours without repair, which was an almost unobtainable figure for T-34 Mod. 1941-1943 tanks.
Production of the tank began in January 1944. In total, 255 of them were made. Of them, 5 were command tank variants and were equipped with the RSB-F radio set, while the others were equipped with the 9RS radio set.
The vehicles began to join battle units (primarily Guards Tank Brigades) in 1944 and were used alongside the old T-34s. Tanks of this model actively participated in the liberation of Right-bank Ukraine in the spring of 1944, and in battles in Finland and Norway in battle units on the Karelian front.
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USSR medium tanks
T-28 T-28 (1938) · T-28 · T-28E
T-34-76 T-34 (Prototype) · T-34 (1940) · T-34 (1941) · T-34 (1st Gv.T.Br.) · T-34 (1942) · T-34E STZ · T-34E
T-34-57 T-34-57 · T-34-57 (1943)
T-34-85 T-34-85 (D-5T) · T-34-85 · T-34-85E
T-34-100 T-34-100
T-44 T-44 · T-44-100 · T-44-122
T-54 T-54 (1947) · T-54 (1949) · T-54 (1951)
T-55 T-55A · T-55AM-1
T-62 T-62 · T-62M-1
T-64 T-64A (1971) · T-64B
T-72 T-72A · T-72AV (TURMS-T) · T-72B · T-72B (1989) · T-72B3
T-80 T-80B · T-80U · T-80BVM
T-90 Т-90А
Trophies/Lend-Lease
Germany ▂T-III · ▂T-V
Great Britain ▂МК-IX "Valentine"
USA ▂M3 Medium · ▂M4A2
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Media win concessions from MLB in photo dispute
March 7, 2008 · Media organizations sat down with representatives from Major League Baseball on Wednesday in an attempt…
March 7, 2008 · Media organizations sat down with representatives from Major League Baseball on Wednesday in an attempt to resolve a dispute over new conditions for credential applications that members of the press must submit to be able to cover a league event.
Some of the objectionable restrictions include: a seven-photo limit on photos that may be displayed online from each game; restrictions on recording audio and video from 45 minutes prior to a scheduled game until the game is finished; prior written notice of the intention to display non-text accounts; and prohibiting game photographs to be used in a photo gallery.
After the meeting, the league agreed to allow the use of photo galleries and more than doubled the number of photographs that can be used online from a single game. Baseball officials also agreed that certain games deserved more coverage than others and that they will discuss changing the 72-hour limit on archiving multi-media.
"While we still have some fundamental disagreements over any restrictions, we applaud MLB's willingness to meet with us as we navigate the complexities of new media," the Associated Press Sports Editors said in a statement. "We will continue to talk and believe we can get this resolved before the end of the season."
Others at the meeting included AP Sports Editor Terry Taylor; Mike Fannin, the managing editor for sports and features at the Kansas City Star; Editor Tim Franklin of the Baltimore Sun; Editor Henry Freeman of The Journal News in White Plains, N.Y.; and Garry Howard, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's assistant managing editor for sports.
Jonathon Dube, president of the Online News Association, wrote a letter to Commissioner Allan G. "Bud" Selig earlier in the week in which he explained how the restrictions would "interfere with our members' ability to do their jobs as journalists and cover news of public importance."
Many other news associations and publications, including Sports Illustrated and The New York Times, have denounced the restrictions with statements and letters of protest calling for negotiations.
National Press Photographers Association President Tony Overman also expressed his concerns to Selig.
"Your new terms impose a form of prior restraint on the use of visual images that will negatively impact the editorial independence of our members and the press as a whole," Overman wrote.
— Alanna Malone
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Tiles laid on the diagonal are most commonly cut on a 45-degree angle.
Cut tiles are an integral part of any ceramic tile installation. You may need to cut tiles to fit the perimeter of the room, to fit around obstacles, or to remove a portion of the tile to fit a second tile into it. If your room is out of square, an odd angle, or you are laying your tiles on a diagonal, you need to make angular cuts in the tiles. Cutting angles is not very different than making straight cuts; measurement is the most important part.
Getting the right angle for each cut is crucial. Unless you are cutting a tile in half from point to point, use a tool that helps you calculate the correct angle. If your room is out of square, use a tool such as a speed square to determine the angle the tiles need to be cut to fit. Once you have the angle, place the speed square on the tile to duplicate the angle. Use a grease pencil to mark the tile where the cut will be made.
Many tile cutters have an option for making 45-degree and other angled cuts. The tray portion of the cutter the tile rests on can change direction to hold the tile firmly in place in either a 90- or 45-degree angle. If you are cutting tiles for the diagonal, or removing the corner of a tile for a tile insert, you are likely cutting on a 45-degree angle. Once you know how much tile needs to be removed, set the tile on the tray and tilt it to the 45-degree angle. Line up the section that needs to be removed with the tray, then make your cut.
In a diagonal tile pattern, at least every other tile along the perimeter needs to be cut, if not every tile along the perimeter. Both pieces of a cut tile sometimes can be used by flipping over the cut portion and installing it next to the first tile laid. Other times, however, you need to make a fresh cut for each tile installed. Tile up to the section that needs to be cut so you leave a gap. Take a loose tile and lay it directly on top of the nearest installed tile to the gap. Take a second tile and place it in the gap, allowing it to overlap the first loose tile. Draw a line where the second tile overlaps the first; this is the section to cut.
Another common angle cut made in ceramic tiles is for a tile insert. Ceramic tiles frequently are installed with one or more corners clipped of,f and an accent tile installed in the missing space. The accent tile is installed at an angle to the four field tiles that have their corners clipped off to accommodate it. To make the most accurate cuts in this scenario, lay out the four field tiles as if you were installing them. Set the accent tile on the corner where the four tiles meet. Trace its perimeter with a grease pencil, and cut along the pencil line to get the correct angle of cuts.
Asaff, Sarabeth. "Tips on Cutting Angles for Ceramic Tile." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/tips-cutting-angles-ceramic-tile-69916.html. Accessed 22 April 2019.
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The making of a writer
"A common question asked of writers is, 'When did you decide to become a writer?' The answer of course is that we didn't decide anything. It was decided for us. I firmly believe that mythical godmothers make appearances at our cradles, and bestow their gifts. The godmother who might have blessed me with a singing voice did not show up; the goddess of dance was nowhere in sight; the chef-to-the-angels was otherwise engaged. Only one made the journey to my cradle, and she whispered, 'You will be a storyteller.' "
- Mary Higgins Clark ("Touched by an Angel")
"People always want to know when and where you write. As if there's a secret methodology to be followed. It has never seemed to me to matter to the work -- which is the writer's 'essential gesture' (I quote Roland Barthes), the hand held out for society to grasp -- whether the creator writes at noon or midnight, in a cork-lined room as Proust did or a shed as Amoz Oz did in his early days.
"Perhaps the questioner is more than just curious, yearning for a jealously kept prescription on how to be a writer. There is none. Writing is the one profession for which there is no professional training. 'Creative' writing courses can teach the aspirant only how to look at his or her writing critically, not how to create. The only school for the writer is the library -- reading, reading. A journey through realms of how far, wide and deep writing can venture in the endless perspectives of human life. Learning from other writers' perceptions that you have to find your way to yours, at the urge of the most powerful sense of yourself -- creativity."
- Nadine Gordimer ("Being a Product of Your Dwelling Place")
"My love of writing grew out of my love of reading, with which my very life is identified. I can't imagine a mental life, a spiritual existence, not inetricably bound up with language of a formal, mediated nature. Telling stories, choosing an appropriate language with which to express each story: This seems to me quintessentially human, one of the great adventures of our species."
- Joyce Carol Oates ("The Importance of Childhood)
"Writers learn their craft, above all, from other writers. From reading. They learn it from immersing themselves in books....Perhaps they will have been encouraged along the way by a single, pivotal person; perhaps they will have learned perseverance after much rejection; perhaps they will get the recognition of readers and peers. Come what may, they must go to their desks alone."
- Marie Arana (Introduction to The Writing Life)
I find the sentiments expressed above interesting because they express my own experience: I am, by nature, a solitary person when it comes to writing (although not for visual art, which seems to draw on an entirely different part of my psyche), and have learned my trade through reading and practice, plus the quietly intimate work of editing novels and stories by other writers. Yet here in the fantasy/mythic arts field, as well as in children's literature and folklore scholarship, many people I know have gained valuable professional training through classes, workshops, and MA programs; and/or they keep their skills honed through membership in writing groups. There is no right or wrong way to become a writer; it's a matter of finding out which method of learning the craft (and continuing to learn it) works best for each of us.
This aspect of the creative temperament is a subject that comes up often in our household, because my husband and I are very different. Howard works in the collaborative field of theatre and thrives when creatively engaged with others; the hardest parts of his work are those (like grant writing and admin work) that require him to sit at a desk alone. I am entirely the opposite. I crave silence and solitude, shutting out the clamour of the outside world in order to hear the quiet voice of my own imagination; and have a much harder time integrating the social aspects of my profession (and of life in general) with the hours and hours of solitary labour required to produce a book. Each of us needs a different tempo of life to do our best work, and creating a household that works for both of us is one of the challenges of a two-artist marriage. (There are different kinds of challenges, of course, for the single artist; as well as for artists with small children, artists in partnership with non-artists, etc..)
What makes a writer? Reading, reading, reading -- yes, I agree with the writers quoted above that reading widely and voraciously is the first and most important step. But the world we build around us is also what makes us artists, for good or ill. The ways we learn to write, and to keep on writing, do not happen in a vacuum: they're affected by the lives we lead, the commitments we have, the compromises we make, and the people we are.
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the subject, and your own experience.
Post script: For those who prefer their work spaces to be quiet and isolated (like I do), I recommend "What Great Artists Need: Solitude," in which Danish writer Dorthe Nors reflects on lessons learned from Igmar Bergman (The Atlantic, 2014)
Pictures: In the Golden Days by John Melhuish Strudwick (1849-1937); The Gift That is Better Than Rubies by Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale (1872-1945); readers by Albert Moore (1841-1893) & Valentine Cameron Prinsep (1838-1904), Poetry by Simeon Solomon (1840-1905); Beatrice by Maria Spartali Stillman (1844-1927); Heidi and Peter Reading Together by Jessie Willcox Smith (1863-1935); and Reading Aloud by Julius LeBlanc Steward (1855-1919).
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My apologies for the lack of a post yesterday (Tuesday). This blog's server, Typepad, was down all morning -- and by the time they had the platform up and running again, I was deep into my manuscript-in-progress. The post I'd planned for you is below, with yet more lovely art from the Pre-Raphaelite era.
I've enjoyed spending two weeks posting about the Pre-Raphaelites -- and could very easily keep going on the subject -- but I'm also aware that not everyone here is obsessed with Victorian art. I've got a few more PRB posts in the works, but I'll mix them up now with other posts on the usual topics: the writing life, the art-making process, fantasy, fairy tales, book recommendations and journeys through the Devon hills with Tilly, our mythic Animal Guide....
The photograph at the top of this post, by the way, is from my recent road trip to Kelmscott Manor, taken at the manor's doorway by Marja Lee Kruÿt.
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On becoming a writer
From "A Real Life Education" by novelist, playwright, and screenwriter Susan Minot:
"I never wanted to be a writer. That is, I never had the notion I wanted to be a writer. I started the way other people did, writing compositions in school. I liked doing that; it pulled at my imagination with a sort of elastic tension I enjoyed. The same thing happened when I made up games with friends or put on plays with my brothers and sisters. There was something about elaborating on the world that gave great pleasure.
"But I also also enjoyed art class -- art wasn't even like a class it was so good; you got to make things with your hands -- and I liked science. Who wouldn't? We got to go outside and collect pollywogs in the pond. We got to dissect frogs and see the secret goings-on inside. If I had a thought about it, which I didn't because I was not practical, I would have pictured myself as an artist. I could picture painting in a studio with easels and brushes, or, even better, out in a landscape with a box of paints.
"But a writer? I had no picture in my mind of what being a writer was. How could I aspire to that? I'd never met a writer. What did a writer actually do? What did a writer have, words? I did not come from a literary family, despite the fact that two siblings and one step-sister became writers too. (And I would not be surprised if there were more to come.) My youngest sister, Eliza, who is a novelist, believes that part of it was our having to relay information among the siblings -- there were seven of us and a lot going on -- which encouraged our putting things into words."
"When I left home for boarding school," Minot notes later in the essay, "I began to write on my own -- prose poetry, journal writing. It was the first time I had a room of my own, and I found that writing was a way both of being alone and of finding what was going on inside of myself. Instead of doing homework, I wrote pages of stream-of-consciousness long into the night.
"The novelist Jim Harrison has said that he is suspicious of any budding writer who is not drunk with words. I was completely inebriated. I was compelled to write; it became a compulsion. I wrote out of desperation. In the great turmoil and gloom and euphoria of adolescence, I found there was nowhere to express the chaos of the emotions I was feeling, nowhere but in words. I began to rely so much on writing that I was living a double-life -- one in the world and one on the page. The one on the page was more intense, more satisfying and for a long time much more real....
"I am very fortunate to make my living by writing, though I feel I got to this point through no more design than having followed an often bewildered instinct and by simply always writing. I believe that what an artist needs most, more than inspiration or financial consulation or encouragement or talent or love or luck, is endurance. Often the abstraction of using only words frustrates me -- I write on paper with a dipped pen and ink, and type on a manual typewriter in order to have some three-dimensional activities with my hands -- but again and again I discover how far words are capable of going, both in the world and on the page. The fact is, this side of the mind, nothing goes father than words. With words I am able to do those things that first intrigued me when I was young, those things that made me feel most alive -- I am able to paint pictures, collect things from muddy ponds, dissect insides, make things up, put on costumes, direct the lights, inspect hearts, entertain, dream.
"And, if it goes well, I might convey some of that vitality to others, and so give back a drop into that huge pool of what other artists have, as strangers, given me: a reason to live."
Pictures: A portrait of the artist's daughter, Gladys Holman Hunt, by William Holman Hunt (1827-1910), a founding member of The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood; "Fairy Tales" by Mary L. Gow (1851-1929); a portrait of Katie Lewis by Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898); a sketch of Elisabeth Siddal reading by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, PRB (1828-1882); and a portrait of Winifred Robers by Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale (1872-1945).
Words: The passages above come from "A Real Life Education" by Susan Minot, published in The Writing Life, edited by Marie Arana (Public Affairs, 2003); all rights reserved by the author.
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The art of creating a life
If your general impression of Pre-Raphaelite women is that they all drooped languidly among the lilies, beautiful and passive, their role confined to inspiring the famous men around them...well, think again. There were many fine women artists and artisans in Pre-Raphaelite circles and the Arts & Crafts movement, including the painters whose work is above: Kate Bunce, Evelyn de Morgan, Maria Spartali Stillman, Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale, Emma Sandys, and Joanna Mary Boyce. They pushed against restrictive Victorian norms of gender, class, and sexuality to lead creative, courageous lives, making art and craftwork that still inspires their fellow Romantics today.
One of my personal favorites is Barabara Leigh Smith Bodichon, a painter of landscapes and nature studies faithful to the plein air doctrine of early Pre-Raphaelitism. Few of her paintings survive today -- and those that do, I have to admit, don't place her in the top tier of Victorian artists. But viewing her life in its entirety as a work of art, I stand in awe of what she created.
How could we not be inspired by Barbara Bodichon? She palled around with Morris, Rossetti, and Elizabeth Siddal; she was best friends with George Eliot; she foraged and botanized with the great landscape designer Getrude Jeckyll; and she was a hugely important figure in the early British feminist movement. When she wasn't off climbing remote mountains with her women friends, her rucksack crammed with art supplies, she published the influential English Women's Journal, established the Society of Female Artists (while pressuring the Royal Academy schools to open their doors to women), ran a popular London salon for discussion of art and politics, and was the co-founder (with Emily Davies) of Britain's first university college for women: Girton College at Cambridge.
As part of the Langham Place Group, Barbara fought for four fundamental rights which benefit every woman in Britain to this day: the right to vote, the right of access to education, the right to work and keep ones own wages, and the right for married women to retain their own legal identity and property. She changed the world she lived in, while also pursuing love affairs, international adventures, and living a rich, full artist's life. She was vivid, she was brave, she was beloved by her many friends, she was mourned by thousands when she died, crowds thronging the streets as her funeral passed by...
...and then she was largely forgotten.
Historian and feminist scholar Pam Hirsch suggests one reason why. Barabara, she notes, "did many things, and historians seem to find it easier to understand and write about a man who pursued one 'great' goal. Women's lives and women's histories often look different, more diffuse and (perhaps) harder to evaluate."
Born in Sussex in 1827, Barbara was the daughter of a radical Member of Parliament, Ben Leigh Smith; granddaughter of the abolitionist William Smith; and cousin to Florence Nightingale. Her parents were never married, although they had six children together -- a shocking breach of Victorian propriety which strongly impacted Barbara's early life. The family was financially comfortable (Ben Leigh Smith had inherited property in Hastings), well-connected politically, but were not welcome in the more respectable circles of society.
"When each of his children reached 21," writes Sussex historian Helena Wojtczak, "Ben broke with tradition and custom by treating his daughters the same as his sons, giving them investments which brought each an annual income of £300. The combination of an unconventional upbringing and a private income placed Barbara in an extraordinary position for a mid-Victorian woman. Whereas most women were raised to be obedient and expected only to marry, bear children and live in subordination to a husband, Barbara was free to live her life almost as she pleased. Money could not buy everything, however; for example her brother Ben went to Jesus College Cambridge in 1848, but Barbara was denied such academic opportunities, since no university would admit women. But she did not succumb to housewifery; she became a painter and social reformer. Despite her wealth Barbara eschewed high society and allied herself with the bohemian, the artistic, and the downtrodden."
Barbara herself said, charmingly:
"I am one of the cracked people of the world and I like to herd with the cracked, such as...queer Americans, democrats, socialists, artists, poor devils or angels; and am never happy in an English genteel family life. I try to do it like other people, but I long always to be off on some wild adventure, or long to lecture on a tub at St. Giles, or go off to see the Mormons, or ride off into the interior on horseback alone and leave the world for a month."
I wish I could have known Barbara Bodichon, and her whole vibrant circle of smart, fearless women. I'd like to gather them all around the dinner table, along with a few smart, fearless friends of my own. We'd open a bottle of wine and sit back to to hear their stories -- marveling at all the things that have changed, and commiserating about all the things that haven't. And then we'd tell them, thank you. We'd tell them that we never take the rights they won for us for granted. And we hope that we, too, can make the world better for those who follow after us.
Pre-Raphaelite Women: To learn more about the Barbara Bodichon, I recommend Pam Hirsch's fascinating biography: Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon: Artist and Rebel (Chatto & Windus, 1998), and Charlotte Moore's reminiscence: "Aunt Barbara's Fireplace" (The Spectator, June 2010). To learn more about the women of the Pre-Raphaelite movement, I recommend two excellent blogs: Stephanie Graham Piña's Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood, and Kirsty Stonell Walker's The Kissed Mouth.
Credits: The quote by Helena Wojtczak is from a short article on Bodichon which appeared on the Hastings Press website, and now can be found on the Victorian Web; all rights reserved by the author. Some of my text above first appeared on Myth & Moor in 2011 (in the "Inspiring Women" series of posts).
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Grandfather's Garden Studio
In her charming little book Three Houses, novelist Angela Thirkell looks back on the houses of her late-Victorian childhood -- including The Grange, an 18th century house in North End Lane in West Kensington, London, the home of Angela's grandparents: Pre-Raphaelite painter Edward Burne-Jones and his wife Georgie.
"On Sunday my grandparents kept open house," Angela remembers. "Two or three extra places were laid at lunch for any friends who might drop in, but whoever came, I sat next to my grandfather. I was allowed to blow into the froth of his beer, 'to make a bird's nest,' or to have all the delicious outside from the mashed potatoes when they had been browned in the oven. If, disregarding the truth, I said that at home my toast was always buttered on both sides, my statement was gravely accepted and the toast buttered accordingly. There can have been few granddaughters who were so systematically spoiled as I was and it is a legend that the only serious difference of opinion which ever arose between Gladstone and Burne-Jones was as to which of them spoiled an adored granddaughter more."
After lunch, the children were left to their own pursuits: to explore the house, play games in the garden, or sneak into her grandfather's Garden Studio: a long, white, rough-cast building between the orchard and the road.
"It was a little alarming to us: the red-tiled entrance and steps which led down to the furnace-room where we were never allowed to go and where anything, one felt, might live; the iron grills in the floor to let in the warm air for winter days; the tall narrow slit in the outer wall through which the larger finished pictures were passed. Sometimes those pictures went to exhibitions, but more often straight to the friend or patron (in the very best sense of the word) who had commissioned them and was content to wait for years if need be for the perfect expression of the artist's mind.
"In this studio there was a very high set of steps with a higher and lower platform on which the artist worked at the upper portions of his pictures. I remember sitting on these steps, my head wrapped in a many-colored piece of silk and bound with a coronet, while my grandfather made studies of crown and drapery for one of the mourning queens in the great unfinished picture of Arthur in Avalon which is now in the Tate Gallery.
"Because there is a certain likeness between the little girl who wore the coronet and some of her grandfather's pictures, she has also been asked whether she sat to him. As far as I can remember he never used me for a model except on that one occassion when I wore the crown and veil. Nor in any case could he have drawn me often, as I was not yet eight years old when he died.
"Neither did my mother who was a pure 'Burne-Jones type' sit to him much. The curious thing is -- and it ought to open a fresh field of inquiry into heredity -- that the type which my grandfather evolved for himself was transmitted to some of his descendants. In his earlier pictures there is a reflection of my grandmother in large-eyed women of normal, or almost low stature, as against the excessively long-limbed women of his later style. But the hair of these early women is not hers, it is the hair of Rossetti's women, the masses of thick wavy hair which we knew in 'Aunt Janey,' the beautiful Mrs. William Morris. When I remember her, Aunt Janey's hair was nearly white, but there was still the same masses of it, waving from head to tip. To anyone who knew her, Rossetti's pictures -- with the exception of his later exaggerated types -- were absolutely true. The large deep-set eyes, the full lips, the curved throat, the overshadowing hair were all there. Even in old age she looked like a queen as she moved about the house in long white draperies, her hands in a white muff, crowned by her glorious hair."
Sometimes after Sunday lunch at The Grange, the children were put into a carriage "and taken to other gardens with studios in them, where our parents would talk and pace the paths, and we would play among rose trees and apple trees and the very sooty creeping ivy peculiar to London gardens.
"All through the long afternoons the gardens waited for us. Draycott Lodge, where the Holman Hunts lived; Beavor Lodge and the Richmonds; the Vale, home of the de Morgans -- all bricks and mortar now. Melbury Road, even then only a ghost of its old self where the Princeps used to have their friends in a yet more golden age, and where the Watts still lived. Grove End Road, with Tadema's stories which were so difficult to understand until his own infectious laugh warned you that he had reached the point, the agate window and the brazen stairs. Hampstead, Chelsea, Hammersmith, gardens were waiting for us everywhere and people who made noble pictures and were constant friends."
Although the circle of mythic artists here in Devon isn't quite so illustrious as the one Angela grew up in (Burne-Jones and his friends were, by then, among the most celebrated artists of their time), her words make me wonder what younger generations here in Chagford will remember about their myth-rattled, paint-spattered, faery-haunted parents and grandparents. And if any of them will write about it one day.
If they do, I hope they will be kind.
The passage above is from Three Houses by Angela Thirkell (Oxford University Press, 1931); all rights reserved by the author's estate. The paintings and photographs are identified in the picture captions. (Run your cursor over the images to see them.)
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Tiefenstein steht für:
Tiefenstein (Adelsgeschlecht), Adelsgeschlecht
Tiefenstein (Görwihl), Ortsteil von Görwihl im Hotzenwald im Landkreis Waldshut
Tiefenstein (Idar-Oberstein), Stadtteil der rheinland-pfälzischen Stadt Idar-Oberstein im Landkreis Birkenfeld
Siehe auch:
Tiefstein
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Busytown by Jolisa Gracewood
1:31PM Mar 17, 2014 • Read Post
Busytown: School bully
Hebe, 13:31 Mar 17, 2014
Yes. All of it.
Kate Hannah, 13:32 Mar 17, 2014
I'm starting to think that this might have rather a lot to do with it -
https://secure.zeald.com/nzinitiative/Research/Teacher%20Quality%20and%20Student%20Achievement%20The%20New%20Zealand%20Context?mv_pc=13233
Auckland • Since Mar 2010 • 107 posts Report Reply
Greg Wood, 13:58 Mar 17, 2014
This one post might be the most important document for an entire generation. Share this one, and share it hard. The kids currently can't, and they don't deserve what sewage is coming down the pipe, fed through to us from a failing system elsewhere and seemingly -- irony isn't even close, here -- unfiltered by critical thinking. Share it for the kids. And, god help us, the rest of us.
Now back in Aucktown • Since Dec 2006 • 86 posts Report Reply
Danielle, 14:00 Mar 17, 2014
This post is so fucking righteously badass I want it engraved on stone tablets.
MxDEJ, 14:01 Mar 17, 2014
That some teachers are better than others is both incredibly obvious and important. More than that, it's entirely within the Minister of Education's purview, making it incredibly relevant (unlike poverty, hunger, or racism, which are somewhat different in that regard).
Danielle, in reply to MxDEJ, 14:13 Mar 17, 2014
That some teachers are better than others is both incredibly obvious and important.
But this isn't about improving teachers: it's about undermining the union. It's always, ALWAYS about breaking up the union.
Carol Green, 14:19 Mar 17, 2014
An excellent post, Jolisa, thank you for putting so eloquently what I feared was happening. I have also seen these things happen in the UK, further dividing a very divided education system. I hope as many people as possible read this and that it informs their choice at the upcoming election.
Auckland • Since Jul 2008 • 53 posts Report Reply
BenWilson, 14:29 Mar 17, 2014
Great post Jolisa.
Thalia KR, 14:31 Mar 17, 2014
After a decade of lurking, I have signed up in order to say thank you for this. Keep em coming!
The conversations I was part of about yesterday's news showed kiwi teachers - and I know some *excellent* ones - are feeling acutely demoralised by the trail of breadcrumbs you describe.
My mother, a teacher for her whole adult life, called it 'an act of abandonment'.
So schoolkids will suffer not just because their day is dominated by teaching to the test but because many of their best teachers, particularly those who have clear alternative career opportunities, will leave.
I'm currently obsessed with the idea of unschooling, but simultaneously proud to hear from friends around the world how very good our education system is, in relative terms.
I guess MPs' kids mostly go to schools that will get more money in the brave new world. I don't mean that they want to change policy to benefit their kids (if they thought hard they'd realise their kids would be worse off) but that they perhaps don't have a lot of personal stake in thinking hard about the damage it would do to poor schools.
Wellington • Since Mar 2014 • 5 posts Report Reply
Steve Barnes, 14:38 Mar 17, 2014
Ms Parata, they wrote in an editorial, has "revealed the Cabinet's firm conviction that freemarket ideology is as applicable to purchasing school education as it is to buying a BMW or a nice dinner at one of Tony Astle ONZM's restaurants."
There, fixed it for you Ms Parata.
I too spluttered into my coffee when I read about Hekia Parata's plans to link school funding to student "progress.". The stupidity of such a statement would have shocked me had I not known where it came from.
Now I shall draw a long bow…
It is obvious to me that if you want to sell something you have to have some objective measure of its worth, like its ranking with other offerings of its kind, otherwise how would you know how much to flog it for? Plus, a business is surely worth more if its workers have no power?.
Oh excellent post BTW
Rob Stowell, 15:00 Mar 17, 2014
Brilliant, Jolissa, And what you describe is *extremely* infuriating. Destroying what you don't- can't won't- understand is vandalism. That's what I see - combined with concern-troll murmurs of 'killing them with low expectations.'
Hope Chris Hipkins really get's his teeth into this.
Katita, 15:32 Mar 17, 2014
my long, slow realisation that the testing-tail was wagging the educational dog
I was reading this post and thinking to myself "jesus do none of these clowns watch The Wire" and there you are - linked straight in to it. I both snorted and chortled.
My daughter starts primary school later this year. I won't be voting National or Parata for many reasons. I'm not sure if I agree it's been a policy striptease - slowly revealing the true horror underneath or just a complete cock-up of off the cuff policy driven by sound-bite without any evidence-based input.
Trevor Nicholls, 15:35 Mar 17, 2014
NZ schools // UK hospitals. Demoralise, downgrade, sell off.
Mahal, 15:48 Mar 17, 2014
This, this, all of this.
Auckland • Since Apr 2007 • 31 posts Report Reply
tussock, 15:52 Mar 17, 2014
The real trick here is there's an enormous amount of money to be had. With a partnership school all your incomes are higher and all your outgoings are lower and it's government guaranteed forever, or at least until people stop voting for the bastards.
I mean, it's not as rich a pickings as the private prisons, because you can't just arbitrarily double your private school population like you can with prisons, unless you shut a randomised bunch of public schools each year or something.
And there's the trick. Pull all the top teachers and students out of the poorest schools, hand them more money for leaving, then close the school that got "worse" in their absence so you can do it all over again. The awesome thing with the constant testing is there's always somewhere going to be headed downhill over any particular school year.
And all you have to do to start a "partnership" school of your own is donate some dosh to the National party. Easy as tau.
Dan Salmon, 16:02 Mar 17, 2014
Having watched the coach of a 'top' auckland private boys school blatantly cheat (yelling false information at the opposition team to put them off) in the last minute of a sports game yesterday (when two schools were locked neck and neck) i kept thinking - performance pay - performance bonus. The expression on his face when they ultimately lost wasn't a good one for young men who should be learning grace and dignity under pressure. If that's the future, we need to do everything we can to keep it out of our public schools.
On a more constructive note: every study i have seen shows parental education background and early childhood as the biggest predictors of successful life outcomes. Any party that really wants to address these issues needs to ensure children are born into health, unstressed, literate homes. It's a long game, but the only way to change anything.
Auckland • Since Mar 2011 • 40 posts Report Reply
Euan Mason, in reply to MxDEJ, 16:26 Mar 17, 2014
So hunger, poverty and racism don't influence education? It really doesn't affect your education if you and your parents live below the poverty line because their skin was the wrong colour for the boss, and you go to school hungry? Yeah right.
Great post Jolisa, really f-ing great post. This issue makes me so angry. Keep up the good work, and let's shout this from the rooftops throughout the election season.
Canterbury • Since Jul 2008 • 259 posts Report Reply
Steve Barnes, in reply to tussock, 16:38 Mar 17, 2014
The real trick here is there's an enormous amount of money to be had. With a partnership school all your incomes are higher and all your outgoings are lower and it's government guaranteed forever, or at least until people stop voting for the bastards.
Come September I hope we see the true nature of NZ voters and not the realisation of the National Propaganda Machine's spin.
We are continually told that "Life under Labour and the Greens will be a disaster greater than any disaster that has gone before"
We are continually told that "National is ahead in the polls and Labour and the Greens are sinking like a stone"
We are continually told that "John Key is the only person that can pull New Zealand together, he is the "chosen one"'
We are continually told that "Everybody on the opposition benches is an idiot or a fool"
We are continually told that "Only National has the answers"
We are continually told
We are continually told.......
"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State."
There are those that say he never said it but that, I fear, is just another lie.
Ianmac, 16:44 Mar 17, 2014
Before the last (or was it the one before?) there was no mention of Charter Schools yet the planning had begun especially with the employment as CEO Education of that English woman, who surprise surprise was well skilled in Charter Schools. After the election it became a demand from ACT, apparently, when in fact the groundwork had already started.
Now we have the spectre of Bulk Funding (solve the NOVApay problem?) and sooner or later Performance Pay, and funding of Schools by the Performance/progress of the children. Thin edge etc.
Jolisa. A brilliant portrayal and a dire warning to parents and kids.
I wonder if the Herald would publish your work, or North and South?
Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to Ianmac, 17:01 Mar 17, 2014
I'm thinking maybe Scoop might take an opinion piece but whaddoIknow?
I've already suggested Chris Hipkins might peruse. If others push the opposition MPs, maybe they can get behind a concerted campaign to advise the public quickly
Kevin McCready, 17:23 Mar 17, 2014
Thalia KR
I have to disagree with you about the conservatives thinking one step further and realising they would create a society that's ultimately damaging to their own interests. I disagree because I think that it a fundamental misunderstanding of the conservative mind, as opposed to the liberal mind. The extremist conservatives who are running the country truly believe that some people are better off dead. They think it will improve the gene pool. I have had discussions for example on drug policy with conservatives who are very very well aware that their policies lead to more deaths. They are happy for this to happen for the reasons I've given. The conservative mind is also driven by fear. The problem in the small world of NZ politics is that liberals are swamped by extremist conservatives on their end of the spectrum.
Auckland • Since Jun 2013 • 119 posts Report Reply
Kumara Republic, 17:23 Mar 17, 2014
And the private school system is no silver bullet. At least from my own jaundiced experiences, private schools are less about excellence, and more about grooming the next generation of old-money and new-money snobs. And with high-decile public schools, they're really just cherry-picking the kids from stable and affluent families - there were allegations of school zone gerrymandering not too long ago.
I fear for the brilliant but autistic and other PDD-NOS kids who get written off by the GERM warmongers. My folks found out the hard way that square pegs didn't fit in round holes, even after making the hammer bigger, and what they ended up with was a pale imitation of a hikikomori. They ultimately put the blame on Tomorrow's Schools, and had they been in the know at the time, they would have sent me to a public school with the help of a teacher aide.
And one more point: how many charter school owners and advocates would actually send their kids to one?
Anne M, 17:26 Mar 17, 2014
The worst teacher my daughter had, the one that handed out worksheets with 1950s geography to fill in and whose idea of creative writing was getting them to re-write a previous student's poem would be considered the best under an assessed-by-simplistic-multi-choice-test system.
We've just volunteered to help the Greens this election
Kumara Republic, in reply to Kevin McCready, 17:27 Mar 17, 2014
I have had discussions for example on drug policy with conservatives who are very very well aware that their policies lead to more deaths. They are happy for this to happen for the reasons I've given.
To cut a long story short, it's a branch of Shock Doctrine disaster capitalism. In my view, disaster capitalism is the most recent manifestation of mistaking the Broken Window fallacy for a training manual.
And is it putting on a tin-foil hat to suggest that the Novopay debacle is a covert method of attempting to wear down the teacher unions' fighting spirit?
HORansome, 18:16 Mar 17, 2014
What makes this all the more depressing to me is that I'm a) training to be a primary school teacher at the moment and b) already pretty disappointed by how National Standards have led to only two parts of the curriculum (English and Mathematics) being taught (the other six parts tend to be taught in the spare hour teachers manage to find in a week; not joking). So, now I'm thinking "Is this really the profession for me?" and if I'm thinking that, an awful lot of registered teachers must be thinking that to. If I were a conspiracy theorist (as opposed to a conspiracy theory theorist), I'd think this was part of a plan to rid the world of our existing teachers and bring in a new class of people who ready students for their weekly pieces of assessment.
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From cup final and derby day goals to the dramatic title-winning strike that spawned a thousand vowels, Sergio Aguero has always been Manchester City's man for the big occasion.
The Argentine international is arguably the most prolific big-game marksman in Premier League history, and Aguero's record in fixtures of magnitude and significance is so abnormally consistent that you'd be tempted to check if he had rabbit's feet inside his boots.
His phenomenal big-match numbers are down to his unique ability rather than any element of luck however, and Aguero has a unique set of game-turning attributes that few can match.
In his youth, Aguero's grandparents gifted him the nickname "Kun" due to his resemblance to a character from the Japanese cartoon Kum-Kum – a moniker that now feels suitably ironic with Aguero regularly leaving opposing defenders looking completely inanimate.
Sergio Aguero's Premier League debut double against Swansea City on the 15th of August 2011 was a foreshadowing moment for the then 23-year old, who has since gone on to become the club's record goal-scorer.
But it was Aguero's goal at White Hart Lane a fortnight later in City's 5-1 mauling of Spurs that kickstarted his phenomenal long-running record against the Premier League's biggest and best.
In total, Sergio Aguero has plundered 40 goals in his 62 Premier League appearances against Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur collectively. It's a strike-rate that almost defies belief.
Tottenham Hotspur have been on the receiving end of Aguero's explosive finishing 10 times since 2011, though remarkably enough, the Argentine hasn't found the net against Spurs since May 2015.
Aguero bagged his 10 goals against Spurs inside his first 8 appearances against them, including a single 4-goal haul against them in October 2014.
In the always heated Manchester Derby, Aguero has produced the goal-scoring goods 8 times. Aguero scored his 8th derby goal this season in City's 3-1 win over United in November, a strike that put him level with Bobby Charlton as the joint 4th top scorer in Manchester Derby history.
Wayne Rooney tops the Manchester Derby historical charts with 11 goals, though Aguero still has ample time to catch up and overtake the former England international. Aguero has a chance to cut the 4-goal deficit when United meet City at Old Trafford in mid-March..
Aguero's sensational hattrick against Arsenal earlier this month brought his Premier League career total against the Gunners to 8, while his crucial deadlock breaker against Liverpool in early January was his 7th goal against the Merseysiders – all of which were scored at The Etihad.
Chelsea have also been singed by Aguero's red-hot right foot. The Blues have seen the former Atletico Madrid star score 7 times against them in the Premier League.
Aguero scored twice against Chelsea in this season's Charity Shield too, but he hasn't registered in the league against them since April 2017. The 30-year old will fancy his chances of bringing that record up to speed on Sunday however.
It might surprise you to learn that the 2 seasons in which Sergio Aguero made his least number of Premier League appearances for Manchester City (23 apps in 13/14, and 25 in 17/18), were the 2 seasons that the Citizens won the title since their Abu Dhabi takeover in 2008.
In truth, the relatively low appearance figures Aguero posted during City's title-winning seasons were coincidental rather than a hint of a pattern or correlation.
Throughout his City career, Aguero has always been central to the team's pursuit of silverware, as evidenced in his fantastic performances and the goal scoring prowess he has displayed this season.
Aguero is just a couple of goals shy of the Premier League's current leading goalscorer Mohamed Salah. Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang also stands between Aguero and top spot, though the Argentine's goals per game record suggests that he's still in prime position to make a run for the Golden Boot – an award he has won just once, back in 2014/15.
Aguero has scored 0.66 goals on average per Premier League appearance this season, putting him ahead of his rivals in that metric. All 4 of his chart-topping antagonists have been on penalty duty for their respective clubs at various points in the season too, though none of Aguero's 14 goals were hit from the spot.
In fact, if you strip out the penalties scored by Salah, Aubameyang and Kane in 2018/19, Aguero is out on his own as the Premier League's leading scorer from open play.
Alongside his big-game scoring habit, Aguero has routinely been City's most consistent breakthrough provider this season.
As proven by numerous statistical studies, scoring the first goal in any Premier League fixture significantly increases a team's chances of winning the game, and 50% of Aguero's 14 goals this season have been the opening goal in City's fixtures.
On Sunday afternoon, City will be banking on another critical contest impact from Aguero in their latest Premier League test against Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium.
Fresh from 6 goals in his last 5 appearances in league and cup for the Citizens, Aguero seems to be fine tuning his predatory instincts ahead of what promises to be a white-knuckle final third of the season.
Against a Chelsea defence that has kept just 1 clean sheet in 7 Premier League away matches, and shipped 6 goals in the last 2 of those fixtures alone, there is every chance that Aguero will perform the role of big-game talisman again for City this weekend.
These are the situations and matches that Aguero thrives in – when the chips are down and City's need is at its greatest, Kun usually provides.
Click here to read our detailed Manchester City vs Chelsea match preview, predictions and free betting tips.
Categories: Blog, Football, and Premier League. Tags: Chelsea, Man City, Manchester City, Premier League, Sergio Aguero, and Title race. Team Tag: Chelsea and manchester city. League: England Premier League. Sports: Football.
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8 Ways Your Social Media Content is Annoying Your Audience
By Socialmediatoday.com | May 17, 2019 08:06 (edited)
As marketers, we all tend to think that our content is always great. We provide value in a fun, memorable way, speaking to our audience in a manner that they enjoy.
While it would be great if that were true, the sad reality is that if we aren't careful, our content can do more harm than good. And since both paid and organic success on social media hinges on a high-quality content strategy, it's important for brands to understand what their audience does and doesn't want to see.
Luckily for us, Adobe recently conducted a new study of 1,000 U.S. consumers, which outlines what, specifically, annoys them most about content from brands.
Want to keep your social media audience happy and engaged? Avoid these common mistakes.
39% of consumers are annoyed by content that's too wordy or poorly written
Humans are fallible, and grammatical mistakes are bound to happen when creating a ton of content. Just keep in mind that too wordy, or poorly written content, is a big turnoff for consumers.
Be clear, concise and accurate with your language. Have another team member review your content for quality just to be safe. Perfection is not a feasable goal, but keep in mind consumers want easy to understand and digest content.
28% of consumers are annoyed by content that's poorly designed
Visual content rules the roost on social media, and it's crucially important to ensure that all of your content is visually appealing, where possible.
If creative design isn't your forte, lean on a team member to help you out, or consider starting with a free slide template from a platform like Canva.
At the end of the day, you're creating content with a view to convert social media consumers into customers, and your efforts simply won't be as effective if your material is unattractive.
The majority of consumers are annoyed by content that gets too personalized and creepy
Personalization is an amazing thing - however too much of it is just plain creepy.
The key to not turning off consumers is being relevant to their situation, but not so exact that it freaks them out. Facebook has had a lot of bad press about data sharing, so you wouldn't want your marketing message to get overshadowed by someone feeling like you are spying on them.
Offer a valuable solution to their presumed situation, not a creepy nudge that you know everything about them.
23% of consumers are annoyed by content that has been seen before, or is stale
Brands in every industry are constantly pumping out content trying to achieve the same goal, but with this competition comes the mantra of 'curating' over 'creating' content.
Be careful with this - the more a consumer sees a concept, the less impact it'll have. If your brand is the 3rd or 4th to have shared the same piece of content, it looks lame and of lesser value.
Consider putting your own spin on curated content to freshen things up a bit.
Consumers are often annoyed by content that isn't personalized to them
As a counterbalance to point three, consumers do actually prefer content that relates to their specific question or personal situation.
It's important to create content with an audience in mind, so that everything you publish will appeal to them in some way. The relevance and relatability of your content will position your brand as a resource for consumers.
21% of consumers are annoyed by content that isn't optimized for their device
Facebook recommends focusing on mobile-first creative as a best practice for advertising. This is smart, considering most social media content consumption takes place on a mobile device.
Considering that screen size can vary widely across devices, it's in your best interest to customize content to the device it will be consumed on. Make everything robust, easy to read and great to look at on any device.
17% of consumers are annoyed by content without video or images
While people do still enjoy reading, consumers enjoy content with video or fun imagery more than text only.
Every social media platform skews greatly towards using photos and videos, so you should look to make this a standard in your overarching content strategy.
16% of consumers are annoyed by content which promotes something they've already purchased
How frustrating is it to buy something only to see a coupon for said item after the fact?
Save yourself some trouble, and be considerate of what kind of content you serve to both customers and those who haven't become a customer yet. You have much more control over this through social advertising. From a content strategy perspective, consider it a best practice to avoid publishing redundant promotions to people who've already converted, and can't utilize them.
Avoid the above mistakes and you'll minimize the risk of annoying your social media audience. After all, if they don't like your content, they'll be far less likely to buy from you.
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Home TV Shows The Supermen of Today: Looking at the Strength of Both Portrayals.
The Supermen of Today: Looking at the Strength of Both Portrayals.
The Season 2 Premiere of CW's Supergirl introduced Teen Wolf star, Tyler Hoechlin, as one of DC's most iconic heroes: Superman. When the first promotional images of this new, live-action, Superman were released, many fans were a bit skeptical of the casting choice in Hoechlin. But when given the chance to prove himself, Hoechlin showed that he was ready to bring a fresh; yet familiar, take on the Man of Steel. In a very simple way, Hoechlin showed us what a bright, hopeful, and heroic Superman looks like.
to the point where everyone thinks they need to choose a side (ex: Team Hoechlin vs. Team Cavill / Team Bale vs. Team Affleck). Can't we just be happy that there are so many different stories, from different perspectives, being told of these characters with such rich histories? Don't get me wrong, criticism can be a good thing. These characters are so iconic and so deeply cherished by millions of people, it's almost natural for us to be critical of the way they are being portrayed to the masses. But, I see A LOT of unfair (and often times misinformed) criticism in the media that just eggs people on to fight over who they think is better, and I see very little positive feedback that helps fans celebrate characters and actors.
So, instead of doing a "Why Tyler Hoechlin/Henry Cavill is Da Best Supes Evr" post, I think it's important that we take a second to appreciate the strengths of both of these very talented Men of Steel.
First of all, the dude looks awesome as Superman. Of all the great actors that have dawned the red cape, Henry Cavill stands out as the one who most closely resembles the comic book depictions. But beyond that, Henry Cavill brings a depth to the character of Clark Kent/Superman that hasn't been seen in previous movies or TV shows. We're used to seeing Superman as a more seasoned hero who understands his place as Earth's guardian, and who is loved by pretty much everyone. But that's not this Superman. Cavill's Superman is a "rookie" hero who is working through what his role really should be, and who is either feared or misunderstood, but rarely admired.
This unique perspective gives us some insight into what it would actually be like to be Superman. What would it be like to grow up thinking you're a normal kid only to find out you're actually an alien with incredible powers? What would it be like to struggle with figuring out how you should or shouldn't use these powers? What would it be like if despite your best efforts to help people, you were always feared and thought of as a threat? These questions are explored in a very real way with Cavill's Superman.
It's great to be able to admire the qualities of justice and selflessness in Superman, but we're able to admire those qualities even more if we can see the journey he went through to get there.
Tyler Hoechlin's Superman is very reminiscent of the joyful, optimistic hero that audiences saw in the late 70's to early 90's with Christopher Reeve's Superman movies and Deane Caine's Lois and Clark TV show. Hoechlin delivers all of the well-known and expected ideals of Superman while wearing a smile. Perhaps his greatest strength in the portrayal of this character lies in the Clark Kent persona.
Tyler Hoechlin's run on Supergirl ended yesterday after appearing on two episodes, but it's fair to say that he's given us a performance that we'll be talking about for a while.
There is obviously a lot more to say about both Tyler Hoechlin's and Henry Cavill's performances as Superman. As I stated earlier, this is a beloved character that fans are very protective of, and any actor who decides to take on a role as the Man of Steel will be met with some intense reactions. But my hope is that once in a while we can all just take a step back and appreciate the stories and performances being given to us- because this age of superhero movies and TV shows won't last forever.
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Keely Deininger loved her job in design at a Marks and Spencer supplier.
But she gave it up to look after her three children: "One day, I called my mother and asked her to look after the children. I took a plane to Vietnam.
Once there, she started designing clothes: "I became an accidental entrepreneur overnight."
Her story is part of a report that suggests the UK economy could be given a £250bn boost if women's start-ups were given the same funding as men.
The government-commissioned report estimates there are 1.1 million "missing" female-run firms and sets out eight ways of boosting the number of female entrepreneurs.
The funding for Keely Deininger's Angel Face business came from a colleague, rather than a formal loan from a bank or venture capital fund.
She had no company name or business plan and had done no research before she started her company.
"I have faced many challenges along my journey; cash flow being one of them, being incredibly time-poor another.
"I ran my business between school runs, karate lessons, shopping, making the dinner and putting three kids to bed. For me, it is now a priority to support other mothers to be successful in the workforce," she says.
The government-commissioned report - the Rose report - suggests that one way to get more women, regardless of whether they are mothers, into the workforce or starting businesses is to create a code asking them to report gender funding.
Alison Rose, who led the review, said the shortfall was hurting the economy.
Ms Rose, the head of Royal Bank of Scotland's corporate, commercial and private banking business, said: "I firmly believe that the disparity that exists between female and male entrepreneurs is unacceptable and holding the UK back."
"The unrealised potential for the UK economy is enormous," said Ms Rose, who is also deputy chief executive of NatWest.
Mr Jenrick said: "Today's striving businesswomen are too often facing barriers to setting up and growing their own enterprise. These barriers don't just hold back women, they hold back every single one of us."
NatWest, owned by RBS, is to be the first signatory to the code, which commits financial investors to setting out gender funding, while the Treasury will establish a new "investing in female entrepreneurs code" to show a gender split of the investments they make annually.
Released on International Women's Day, the report said that 6% of UK women run their own businesses compared with 15% in Canada, almost 11% in the US and more than 9% in Australia and the Netherlands.
That rises to £250bn - the equivalent of four years' economic growth - if women were backed to the same extent as men.
Image caption A survey for the review found access to funding is the number one barrier, mentioned by almost twice as many women as men.
The report said only one in three UK entrepreneurs is female, which it describes as "a gender gap equivalent of 1.1 million missing businesses".
The report describes the UK as the "start-up capital of Europe", with a 5.1% growth rate in the number of new businesses between 2013-2017.
An "expert in resident" programme could be offered to entrepreneurs. The report also suggested banks should design products to help parent entrepreneurs manage family care.
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I am in the process of experimenting with video clones of myself for my new series on my YouTube Channel "ArtChick TV". Each video I document clones of myself to display different personas from the good me to the bad me. This video on display I refer to as "Lucid Dreamer". It starts out with a short sequence of me snoring and the other me unable to sleep. I wanted to add a bit of humor to my videos and to draw in my audience.
Each video is different too. This one is by far my favorite. I'm interested to document other actors as well. So if you are an actor looking for something unique to add to your reel contact me. Or perhaps you have a service or product you would like to promote and in need of mini commercial for your social media platforms. I am open to be creative and provide you with something different for a change. In today's day in age attention span is slim and you only have so much of a window to grab hold of your audience. Let's create something unique together and have fun in the process too!
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Mayes County deputy fatally shoots man
OSBI: Man reportedly fired at deputy
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says a deputy in Mayes County fatally shot a man early New Year's Day.Authorities say a Mayes County deputy responded to a call early Wednesday in Chelsea. Once there, the deputy encountered a man standing on his porch with a gun.OSBI says the man reportedly fired at the deputy, and the deputy returned fire, killing the man. The Mayes County sheriff requested that OSBI investigate the shooting.The man's name has not yet been released, pending notification of relatives. The deputy's name hasn't been released.Crime footer
CHELSEA, Okla. —
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says a deputy in Mayes County fatally shot a man early New Year's Day.
Authorities say a Mayes County deputy responded to a call early Wednesday in Chelsea. Once there, the deputy encountered a man standing on his porch with a gun.
OSBI says the man reportedly fired at the deputy, and the deputy returned fire, killing the man. The Mayes County sheriff requested that OSBI investigate the shooting.
The man's name has not yet been released, pending notification of relatives. The deputy's name hasn't been released.
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Brady and Offense Elevate Patriots to Victory 36-20 Over Saints
Posted on September 17, 2017 by Sam Gordon in New England Patriots // 0 Comments
NEW ORLEANS, LA - SEPTEMBER 17: Tom Brady #12 and Rex Burkhead #34 of the New England Patriots react after a touchdown against the New Orleans Saints at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on September 17, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
Fans can now breathe a sigh of relief after the New England Patriots routed the New Orleans Saints 36-20.
Last week's loss gave the Patriots a much-needed reality check with many skeptical of the Patriots moving with elite fashion in Julian Edelman's absence. The team put those worries to bed for now after going back to their roots as a quick pass team.
Signal-caller Tom Brady from the first bell, was outstanding becoming only the second 40-year-old quarterback in NFL history since Warren Moon to have three touchdowns and 400 yards in one game.
Dorsett catching on fast; running backs involved like they should be
"To be 0-1 with a 10-day break felt like a year," Brady said after the game.
The Patriots even with their receiver position running dry, made do with what they had with Philip Dorsett catching three balls for 68 yards despite seemingly still learning the offense as he has been with team less than a month.
The Patriots may have hinted at what is to come for their offense with the use of their fastest running backs Dion Lewis and James White as wide receivers in the slot. The versatility of all their offensive pieces will be counted on in the future.
Deatrich Wise Jr. Igniting Patriots Pass Rush; Defense Shows Improvement and
Rookie Deatrich Wise Jr. was a constant force on the defensive line and has given the Patriots a great rushing presence which is what they needed desperately.
Trey Flowers applied pressure as well with the two men in the middle Adam Butler and Malcom Brown stopped the two power backs Mark Ingram II. and Adrian Peterson only rushing for 78 total yards.
While the defense is still giving up a huge amount of yards, this was a great test and they passed.
Injury updates for key players
Rob Gronkowski landed awkwardly on a catch and run injuring his groin in the process. Luckily, Gronkowski will more than likely be back on the field next week after spending the rest of the game on the sideline walking with no limp and riding the stationary bike.
Gronkowski proceeded to tell reporters simply "I'm good" about the injury and while he may be featured on the injury report, it can comfortably be said that he will be in the starting lineup next week.
Rex Burkhead left very early with an injury to his ribs after scoring the first touchdown of the game. Nothing much else has been disclosed about the injury and we will keep you posted on the extent of the injury.
Chris Hogan and Philip Dorsett were on and off the field with minor injuries and luckily seem just fine as the Patriots need all the depth they can get at the receiver position.
Eric Rowe left the game with a groin injury and like Burkhead, the severity of the injury is still undisclosed at this time. Rowe surprisingly started over all-pro Malcolm Butler and has played very well this year in his second year with the team.
The Patriots will be back at it next week at home against the Houston Texans. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.
Sam Gordon
Deatrich Wise Jr.
Eric Rowe
Philip Dorsett
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Sam Bourgi
NFT avatar startup Genies valued at $1B following Series C funding round
Nonfungible token platforms incorporating Web3 and the Metaverse continue to attract sizable investments from venture capital firms.
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Nonfungible token (NFT) startup Genies has secured $150 million in Series C funding at a valuation of $1 billion, making it the latest crypto-focused platform to attain "unicorn" status.
The funding round was led by California-based private equity firm Silver Lake, which manages $88 billion in assets as of 2021, with additional participation from existing investors Tamarack Global, BOND and NEA. Genies said the funding will go toward increasing internal capacity in its engineering department as well as investing in new technologies.
Founded in 2017, Genies is an avatar technology company that first set out to target social media and messaging platforms. Now, it's trying to capitalize on the Metaverse, a sort of catch-all phrase for companies looking to bridge the physical and virtual worlds. The platform enables users to create avatars that can be deployed in virtual worlds. Its NFT marketplace, dubbed "The Warehouse," is built with Dapper Labs.
Genies claims to have gained 99% market share for celebrity avatars through official partnerships with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group.
Related: White Star Capital raises $120M for Ubisoft-backed Web3 investment fund
Since peaking in September 2021, monthly NFT sales have moderated significantly. Source: NonFungible
While NFT sales have slowed considerably from their peak last September, metaverse projects appear to be breathing new life into the industry. Data from analytics firm Nansen recently revealed that the NFT market's metaverse segment is growing rapidly despite its overly speculative nature. Nansen classifies land, real estate NFTs, avatars and utility NFTs as metaverse plays.
Despite extreme volatility, the NFT market is growing at a faster clip than the broader cryptocurrency market, according to Nansen.
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The SAP® AMI Integration for Utilities software covers functions such as billing and customer relation management. As a result, you benefit from the MDUS system's high scalability, its ability to work with the smallest utilities and metering systems of up to several million metering points. The system will deliver a high degree of data transparency with bi-directional flow of information and control.
In February, SAP AG and Landis+Gyr announced the signing of a software development cooperation agreement for the integration of Landis+Gyr's advanced metering infrastructure with the SAP® for Utilities solution portfolio using enterprise services.
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Abe is slipping
Abe Departs from His Own Winning Formula in Battling COVID-19
By Dr Corey Wallace
Australian Outlook, Australian Institute of International Affairs, March 4, 2020
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo's leadership longevity goes beyond the eponymous "Abenomics" economic program and his self-confident regional diplomacy. Built on a judiciously cultivated appearance of administrative competence and political stability, a key selling point has been an aptitude for crisis management.
In this regard, Abe's already record-breaking seven-year premiership starkly contrasts with the Democratic Party of Japan's (DPJ) three-year stint in power (2009-2012). The latter period was characterized by haphazard, personalized responses to national crises, intra-party bickering, circumvention of the bureaucracy, and a revolving door approach to top ministerial positions—including the premiership. After reclaiming the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) presidency and "taking back Japan" by winning the 2012 elections for the LDP, Abe has not shied away from reminding voters of the dangers of a return to DPJ-style governance.
Prime Minister Abe has sharpened this contrast by limiting turnover in high-level cabinet positions, top bureaucratic posts, and in his circle of personal advisers. His finance minister and deputy prime minister (Aso Taro), chief cabinet secretary (Suga Yoshihide), administrative deputy chief cabinet secretary (Sugita Kazuhiro), and key foreign policy adviser and first ever head of the National Security Council/National Security Secretariat (Yachi Shotaro), were with Abe on day one of his administration. Until September last year, he had had only two foreign ministers, one (Kono Taro) subsequently becoming his defence minister. Hasegawa Eiichi, Izumi Hiroto, and Imai Takuya have also been with Abe as special advisors from the start. This has resulted in the formation of an informal "leading small group" that has enhanced policy planning, crisis management, and public communications in various policy domains.
Abe has also employed institutional enhancements. Influenced by both American and British models, the creation of a Japanese National Security Council (NSC) and a supporting National Security Secretariat (NSS) in the Cabinet Secretariat has helped improve information sharing and analysis within the bureaucracy and clarified working relationships between administrative officials and political leaders. Abe has also asserted greater control over the bureaucracy by introducing a new cabinet-centred process for making top level personnel appointments. Traditionally, Japanese prime ministers have struggled to assert themselves over the bureaucracy, especially at times of national crisis, or felt insufficiently supported by their officials. These institutional enhancements have contributed to centralising political power and decision making around the prime minister and his office (Kantei) and the Cabinet and its secretariat.
These informal and institutional mechanisms for crisis management have not, however, helped Prime Minister Abe in his response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. The National Security Secretariat has been a non-entity as disease control sits outside its focus on national security, economic strategy, and geopolitics. Abe has also not been able to count on the steadying hand of his former national security adviser, Yachi Shotaro, due to his recent retirement. Japan also lacks a similar "control tower" mechanism that would perform a role like the United States' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ideally would, by collecting and analysing information, providing expert advice to officials and local authorities on travel restrictions, quarantines, and isolation, and taking a leading role in public communications during crises.
The Abe administration did not set up a COVID-19 task force in the Cabinet Secretariat until two weeks after the first domestic case was reported (January 16), when the government finally decided to restrict the entry of recent travellers to Hubei Province. It took over a month for an expert advisory group to be set up, with a "Basic Plan" for limiting COVID-19's spread only communicated to the public on February 25. All the while, the Diamond Princess saga was festering in the background, bringing with it increasing domestic and international concern over the administration's handling of the quarantine.
Abe appears to have overcorrected, in the process revealing dysfunction in the leading small group that has hitherto served Abe well. Not more than a few days after the announcement of the COVID-19 Basic Plan, Abe made an unprecedented and abrupt announcement requesting Japanese elementary, junior and senior high schools nationwide to close for up to five weeks. It was subsequently revealed that Abe made this decision without consulting Chief Cabinet Secretary Suga or Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Sugita and went against the advice of Education Minister Haguida Koichi, arguably his closest political ally. Even before COVID-19, press reports pointed to a strained working relationship between Abe and Suga which had divided the Cabinet and the Kantei. While officials in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki have generally submitted to the centralization of political power and administration around the Kantei and Cabinet over the last seven years, Abe's actions have also ignited built-up resentments within the bureaucracy. Word got out in the media about the lack of consultation and internal fissures, and Abe was forced to admit in parliament that he had made this decision on his own and that it was not directly based on advice from his expert advisory group. Abe framed it as a personal, "political" decision for which he would take full responsibility, but it appeared reminiscent of one of Abe's favourite talking points—the DPJ era's ad hoc crisis management.
Furthermore, the feasibility of Japan's public institutions, companies, and parents adapting in such a short period of time has for many betrayed a lack of awareness of the ultimate impact of Abe's decision. This compounds a perception problem that has consistently dogged Abe, namely that he is out of touch with the day-to-day problems faced by the general public. His policy focus has not always accorded with public priorities, and in some cases has been unpopular. Examples include Abe's obsession with constitutional change, conservative educational reforms, corporate tax reductions, and the legalization of casinos in Japan. Furthermore, the various scandals involving potential influence peddling have reinforced a sense that Abe is uninterested in public transparency. Some have also started to wonder if the Abe cabinet's COVID-19 response is symptomatic of a fatigued and complacent administration.
Of course, being perceived as out of touch has not always been a major problem for Abe precisely due to the ability to communicate competence and steadiness in domestic administrative and diplomatic matters alongside robust economic performance. However, last October's consumption tax rise put the economy on the back foot and infrastructure investment is also slowing ahead of the Olympics. A dramatic reduction in tourists due to COVID-19, particularly from China, will likely accompany decreased foreign demand for Japanese products and components as the Chinese economy grinds to a standstill and regional supply chains are affected. Together with the ubiquitous calls for jishuku (self-restraint) and a likely slump in economic activity in Japan itself, Japan's economy is expected to enter a recession. In foreign affairs, the ability for Abe to showcase a reaffirmed Japan-China relationship ahead of the Olympics and as part of his political legacy has fallen victim to COVID-19 with Xi Jinping's visit, the first by a Chinese leader to Japan in over a decade, being delayed. Abe can only hope that President Trump does not ratchet up the diplomatic pressure on Japan as American election season progresses.
Abe has built enough political capital to last out through the Olympics—assuming they go ahead, and the COVID-19 situation does not dramatically worsen. It is still very possible Abe will lead the LDP to another victory in elections likely to take place in late 2020 or early 2021. Whether the progress of COVID-19 is slowed over the next month may well, however, dictate how much influence Abe will have to anoint his successor and influence post-Abe policy. Over the next month the Japanese public will be considering whether the hit to the economy and major disruption of people's livelihood due to the government's management of COVID-19 has been worth it.
Dr Corey Wallace was formerly the Einstein postdoctoral fellow at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies at Freie Universität Berlin (2015-2019). From April 2020 he will be Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Foreign Languages at Kanagawa University, Yokohama, Japan. He holds a master's degree (University of Canterbury) as well as a PhD from the University of Auckland.
Labels: Abe Shinzo, Aso Taro, Coronavirus, Japan, Olympics, Politics
Kennan March 6, 2020 at 2:42 AM
Abe announced the two weeks quarantine of people arriving from China and South Korea to be quarantined for two weeks. In a sense, that's bold and right tactics. I however wonder if he is really aware of its possible blows to Japan's trade with the two significant business partners. Furthermore, president Trump might well make similar action against Japan. I sincerely wish that Abe had made such bold (or reckless) decision with the awareness of their possible effects on Nikkei, Tankan and national polls etc. Or he might again, as has been for years since the Mori-Kake scandal, face the national rage unprepared.
Irresponsible and desperate
Monday in Washington March 9 2020
Monday in Washington March 2, 2020
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Phoenix Suns become first NBA team to sign the UNITY Pledge
The Phoenix Suns have become the first NBA team to sign the UNITY Pledge in support of full inclusion and equality in the workplace, housing, and public accommodations for all Arizonans, including gay and transgender people. The Phoenix Suns joins over 1,500 businesses and organizations including the Arizona Diamondbacks, San Francisco Giants, Frys Food & Drug Stores, GoDaddy, Professional Firefighters of Arizona, PetSmart, Yelp and Coca-Cola in supporting a fully inclusive Arizona.
Currently, five municipalities have ordinances that ban discrimination; however, Arizona has no statewide laws that protect gay and transgender individuals from being fired based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, or discriminated against in housing and public accommodations.
"We are dedicated to the principle of treating everyone as equals," said Suns president, Jason Rowley. "With the signing of the UNITY Pledge, we aim to publicly show support of our diverse community," concluded Rowley.
Created by ONE Community, a member based coalition of LGBTQ and allied individuals and businesses; the UNITY Pledge is a public declaration to support and advance workplace equality and non-discrimination policies in housing and public accommodations for LGBTQ individuals and their allies in Arizona.
"We thank the Phoenix Suns for standing up for equality, and understanding that fully inclusive non-discrimination policies are not only the right thing to do, but also enhance the quality of life for everyone in our great state," said Angela Hughey, President of ONE Community. "No matter who you root for, everyone deserves the opportunity to work hard and provide for their families and those they love," she added.
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Q: Spree - i18n gem issue I got a problem with a new version of spree gem (branch: '2-3-stable'). When i try to install it, I receive this error.
my_store$ rails server
The git source https://github.com/spree/spree_gateway.git is not yet checked out. Please run `bundle install` before trying to start your application
my_store$ bundle install
Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "i18n":
In Gemfile:
spree (= 2.3.1) ruby depends on
spree_core (= 2.3.1) ruby depends on
i18n (= 0.6.9) ruby
rails (= 4.1.2) ruby depends on
activesupport (= 4.1.2) ruby depends on
i18n (0.6.11)
But according to gem list i got both of this gems installed i18n (0.6.11, 0.6.9). Can someone help me to fix this problem
A: Copy from comment section:
Sorry. i figured it out myself simple execution of bundle update and then bundle install command fixed my issue
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PayPal goes international
PayPal has adopted a more cosmopolitan approach, claiming its electronic payment service will soon translate in to three currencies - dollars, euros and pounds
By Margaret Kane | September 26, 2002 -- 14:02 GMT (07:02 PDT) | Topic: Networking
The online payment company plans to launch a multicurrency service around 10 October, allowing customers to accept payments in euros and UK pounds.
The company also plans to open up to other currencies, including Canadian dollars, yen and possibly Australian dollars, in the next few months, chief operating officer David Sacks said. Currently PayPal accepts only US dollars.
PayPal's electronic payment system, popular on auction sites, allows customers to collect payments online, with PayPal acting as a go-between for the payer and the recipient. The payer sends money to PayPal using a credit card or cheque, or uses funds in a PayPal account. Recipients can store money in their PayPal account, transfer the money to a separate bank account or have PayPal cut them a cheque.
The new service will allow account holders to maintain multiple accounts in the three currencies.
Using the new service, a buyer in Germany could send euros to a seller in the United States. PayPal will perform currency conversions at either end, Sacks said, although there will be fees involved.
The move should open up the company to a larger market, analysts said.
"There are online payment providers that claim to be international, but you still have to be US merchant, or if you're in Europe you have to settle in US dollars," said Ken Kerr, senior research analyst at Gartner. "This opens up the whole (European) continent for PayPal."
PayPal already has a broad international audience. Around 25 percent of all transactions involve at least one party who is outside the United States. And around 2 million of the company's 17.8 million accounts are held outside the United States as well.
But the real goal is to move beyond international transactions to intra-national transactions, Sacks said.
"What we really haven't penetrated yet is intra-country: People selling things in euros or pounds within the UK or Germany. By launching this we'll be able to serve a huge volume of transactions that we didn't before," he said.
There are a few companies already operating on that turf overseas, including NoChex in the United Kingdom. But PayPal may have some muscle behind it, namely online auction company eBay, which agreed in July to buy PayPal in an all-stock deal, worth about $1.3bn. The merger goes to a vote next month.
eBay already has operations in 20 countries worldwide, and Sacks said PayPal sees "exciting possibilities" in working with eBay's international operations, though the new service was not designed with that in mind.
Gartner's Kerr did sound one note of caution regarding potential regulatory and legal problems.
PayPal has already run into legal hot water at home, including problems with banking regulations and gambling laws. Adding more countries means adding more rules.
"Each country will have different regulations... I would guess their legal team will stay employed," Kerr said.
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The legislation comes just as the UK is set to decide whether to upgrade its telecom network with Huawei.
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Mount Joy, Pennsylvania (April 12, 2016) – Knowledge and expertise gained throughout multiple years in the sport and the Super Cup Stock Car Series definitely showed in many statistical categories once again in 2015, but there was one noticeable column that was empty. Drivers with only 28 combined starts accounted for all the wins last season, and several that are contenders every year want to change that trend back around.
Brent Nelson has continuously improved on consistency and performance since joining the series in 2010 and getting his first career victory in 2013. Nevertheless, the Petersburg, West Virginia driver would like to move forward from the third place position in the final standings that he has held over the last two seasons.
Part of that effort for the No. 80 team will be running a new setup in hopes of allowing even better results.
"It has been a very busy off season preparing for 2016," Nelson said. "Our goal is to come to each track prepared so track time can be used for fine tuning. We are working hard to make sure that we are ready to hit the track running."
Nelson has a new associate sponsor on board, Airtek Inc. out of Irwin, Pennsylvania, as part of the effort for 2016.
Another family from the Mountain State that has been seen in the SCSCS pit area every season is the Harrisons out of Renick. Harvey Harrison comes off one of the best seasons of his career, finishing runner up in the 2015 points.
Managing to get the monkey off their back after a few tough seasons, the three-time series race winner and entire Harrison's Motorsports team enters 2016 with renewed confidence to once again contend for the championship.
"Well, there is always room for improvement in racing," Summer Harrison, Harvey's daughter and a crucial member of the family effort, pointed out. "Everyone is always getting better and the competition keeps getting tougher. I think if dad can go out there and continue to have a blast and run up front, the wins will come."
'Having a Blast' was a phrase heard from Harvey on multiple occasions throughout the year after several noticeably strong performances in which he never finished worse than fourth with his No. 51 Southern Coal Corporation Chevrolet.
"Attitude goes a long way and there's no doubt that dad has one of the best attitudes in the series," Summer stated. "I think the combination of dad keeping his head up through a tough couple seasons and getting his confidence in the car and his driving ability back will carry us into victory lane this season."
One new opportunity since the season finale was the addition of Harvey to the series advisory board, a real honor for the family.
"It really speaks volumes about you when your fellow competitors think enough of you to join a board that is really steering the boat for the series."
Harvey's son and Summer's brother Brian Harrison also returns for another full season, as he continues his pursuit for career win number one.
"Brian has spent a lot of time studying up on old footage from last season, whether it be from the GoPro's mounted on the chassis or from the in car footage we took of him driving," Summer analyzed. "I think Brian is getting closer; I think this will be his year.
"Overall, we are just really excited about what this season has in store for our whole family. I feel like this could be our best year yet. We just can't wait to put on show for all of the Super Cup fans."
Another longstanding family in the series is the Kromers from Walnutport, Pennsylvania. Kevin Kromer has been a full time competitor since 2009, but all of those past seasons put together had nowhere as many obstacles as 2015.
With a newly acquired car, a good amount of work put into updating its body and other parts, and a fresh outlook for 2016, Kevin is optimistic for a turnaround back to the success he has seen the seasons before with his No. 77.
"I think we'll be alright," Kevin Kromer noted. "We put in a new steering column and a lot of different little things. We'll turn it around this year."
The endeavors to get back to his winning ways will kick off at a facility that he has won at twice already, Midvale Speedway.
"I hope to win right off the bat," Kevin added. "We're looking forward to getting going."
Now that Kevin's son Kyle Kromer enters his fourth season of competition, he can start being considered as one of the series veterans as well. However, there are still goals for the college freshman to accomplish despite two most improved driver awards in the last three years.
"I would like to make it into the top five in consecutive races, and then top three, and the ultimate goal would be a win," Kyle said. "Most of all, I hope we can go the season without any malfunctions."
Kyle Kromer has displayed impressive speed at Midvale in the past, but has not ended up with the finishes to show for it. A season ago he ran laps comparable with the fastest cars, but was involved in a lap one accident. Two years prior, a lead lap run was curtailed by a blown engine.
"I enjoy running there, despite my past results," Kyle indicated. "I hope that I could run a full race this time."
In addition to these five drivers that combine for nearly 180 career starts, a host of others with a variety of steel-bodied stock car experience will be on hand for the upcoming season opener. It will take place on Saturday, May 14 at Midvale Speedway in Ohio as part of Frontier Tool and Equipment Rental night.
Additional updates and information leading up to the start of the season are available at www.supercupstockcarseries.com as well as the official Facebook page (www.facebook.com/SCSCSRacing) and on Twitter @SCSCSRacing.
Organizations looking for information about taking part on a sponsorship or marketing level, including events scheduled to air on MAVTV and LucasOilRacing.tv can contact [email protected].
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When is it ok to have an abortion?
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By LizzieBirdswrth June 3, 2019 in General Discussions
WiseOwl182
18 hours ago, Longcol said:
Go on then - explain.
The unborn foetus doesn't suddenly become a person the moment the head pops out, it's a gradual process. On the day before birth (which is what was originally being discussed here) the 'foetus' is a fully developed person, as human as he or she will be the next day when the umbilical cord is cut.
2 hours ago, alchemist said:
Abortion. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. An abortion is when a pregnancy ends early without the birth of any live children. A developing human takes about thirty-nine weeks to grow and be born. Normally, this occurs about forty weeks after the mother's last menstrual period.
What you have described is birth and therefore bringing about its death would be murder not abortion
There's no difference between a "foetus" the day before birth, and the baby born the next day, other than it has travelled down the birth canal. Killing it either side of that birth canal is still murdering a human being. I'm not against abortion but the time limits are for good reason, and discussing whether or not it's ok to abort a baby one day before it's birthday is like debating whether or not it's ok to murder people.
Yeah but
18 minutes ago, WiseOwl182 said:
These "progressives" will support ANYTHING that is anti - bourgeois, anti - traditional, as they see it. Just like feminism, same sex marriage and pro mass immigration, etc. They latch on to all these issues purely as part of a globalist/humanist agenda.
Edited June 4, 2019 by Yeah but
Longcol
Parlez-vous daft?
4 hours ago, WiseOwl182 said:
Thank you for your clarification - agree fully with that.
13 hours ago, Yeah but said:
They latch on to all these issues purely as part of a globalist/humanist agenda.
You say that like globalism and humanism are a bad thing?
2 hours ago, Halibut said:
The society that you enjoy and thrive in wasn't built on humanism. It was built on the traditions, institutions and structures that the likes of you seem intent on tearing down.
57 minutes ago, Yeah but said:
So... What exactly is it that you object to regarding humanism?
25 minutes ago, Cyclone said:
Its not that I'm against all aspects of humanism as such, forget that, its just that the west is the, lets say, least worst, place on earth to live, and it was built on certain values and structures through institutions and traditions that reckless lefties seem to want to tear down. Anti west Corbyn and the like, that are idolised by silly lefty millennials, were totally taken in by Soviet and Chinese propaganda, omitting the harshness, the camps, the secret police and so on; would they have preferred to live under that?
...what was the thread about again? 😂
I'm not sure how we got to that from this topic though, the right to have an abortion is something that women had to fight for, it's progressive and an important right of bodily autonomy and self control. There are still many countries where women don't have this freedom, even some parts of the USA, which is about as Western Civilisation as it gets!
It may seem that I have gone off on a bit of a tangent there, but I like to put things in a wider context, to point out the broader agendas that are often behind particular issues.
lil-minx92
On 04/06/2019 at 00:17, ECCOnoob said:
People can argue all they want. People can make their own warped interpretations but the fact is clear. That fetus is nothing more than part of a womans body until it is born, snipped off and surviving on its own.
Finally we have clarity! You should be employed at the local maternity unit to explain this to the women who suffered a late term miscarriage. Im sure they would no longer feel like they lost a baby.
Having attended many abortions as a nurse, it is a most distressing sight, no matter at what stage the foetus is at.
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Communication skills are obviously vitally important for all of us in any context, but they're especially important for those wanting to be great managers and/or leaders, and they're especially important during these current, difficult times. Just as obviously, communication is a two-way process and involves listening just as much (if not more) as it involves talking.
Many people, however, fail to perform this (that is, the listening) part of the communication process effectively, either because they forget to do it at all, or they view it as a primarily passive activity. But when conducted properly and effectively, listening should be approached as one would approach any other activity. Remember to listen next time you're communicating; and implement the following strategies next time you're listening as part of your attempts to communicate more effectively and notice the significant benefits that can be realised.
Prepare for your involvement in the interaction by ensuring you've turned off or blocked out any potential distractions phones, email alerts etc).
Don't interrupt, finish other people's sentences, or draw conclusions before the other person has finished what they have to say.
Treat the other person, and their opinions, with respect (you don't have to agree with them, but they do have a right to their opinion).
Actively encourage the other person to express their views by letting them know you're genuinely interested (this can be achieved by responding with a genuine "ah ha" or a nod at regular intervals).
Display to the other person the fact that you're listening by, at regular and appropriate moments, briefly summarising their opinions and/or reflecting on what they're saying or feeling. Ideally, use the other person's words and language as much as possible. This can also provide a way of checking whether you've understood the other person or not and help avoid continuing the conversation based on misinterpretations.
If you're not sure you understand the other person, then don't be afraid to check in with them.
Listen not just with your ears but also with your eyes and body (for example, maintain steady eye contact and nod, or engage in other appropriate behaviours).
Practicing these strategies does NOT mean you have to agree with everything the other person is saying. Rather it means doing all you can to understand what they're saying so you can then acknowledge what's important to them, and subsequently decide how best to respond.
Active listening has several benefits. First, it enables people to listen attentively to others. Second, it avoids misunderstandings. Third, it tends to engage and open people up, making it easier for them to say more. If both parties do this, the chances of being able to develop a solution become much greater.
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(video) Gilbert Burns Speaks on Having Full Camp and Healthy Weight Cut for Kamaru Usman Fight
In a recent interview, Gilbert Burns spoke about the advantage of having a full camp going into his world title fight against Kamaru Usman.
Posted on Last updated: February 10, 2021 By: Author Rory Robinson
Gilbert Burns newly admitted that preparing for Karmaru Usman is the first time that he's had a full training camp for a welterweight fight. During a recent interview, Burns explained the advantages of having a full camp to prepare for his title fight. Plus, he spoke about the weight cut preparing for the fight.
Gilbert Burns was on a roll in the last calendar year of his UFC career until he was sidelined with COVID-19. The virus ultimately snatched away Burn's chances of fighting Kamaru Usman for the UFC welterweight title. At first, Gilbert was devastated that his title chances slipped away. However, now Burns believes that being sick from the virus was a blessing, or else he would have tried to fight anyway.
Burns on Full Camp and Weight Cut
Now, Burns will get his chance to face Usman at UFC 258. Burns spoke with TSN about the matchup, as well as his preparation leading up to the event.
Talking to @aaronbronsteter, Gilbert Burns discusses the advantages of having a full camp and easy weight cut ahead of his welterweight title shot at #UFC258 (Prelims Saturday at 8pm et on TSN5): https://t.co/04yggqbsA7 pic.twitter.com/Y6uoXI96h5
— SportsCentre (@SportsCentre) February 10, 2021
"This is (the first time at welterweight) I had a full camp. 8 weeks and I'm feeling very good about this one," said Burns. "All my lightweight performances, I've had a full camp. This time at welterweight, I don't need to worry so much about (the) weight cut. "
Next, Gilbert began to speak about the strategy that he's implemented in the camp. Especially because he and his team understand Usman's game due to being teammates with each other.
"My coaches and teammates know his strengths. So yeah, it's great to be ready and I don't need to worry about dieting. Just training, getting better and working (in) different situations."
UFC 258 takes place on February 13, 2021, at the UFC's Apex Center. The Welterweight title fight between Usman and Burns will serve as the main event of the evening. Early prelims begin at 6:30 pm EST, with the event being available to stream on Fight Pass.
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At long last, preorders have opened for unlocked version of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ in the United States. The international versions of the unlocked phones have been available on Amazon since launch, but this is the first time that US consumers will be able to buy the appropriate models of the unlocked phones from Samsung or Best Buy, while saving nearly $100 in the process.
As with most unlocked phones, the unlocked Galaxy S8 and S8+ will work with a majority of the mobile carriers in the US, as long as you're willing to pay an activation fee, sign up for service and switch out your SIM card. Buying an unlocked model means you won't have to deal with bloatware though.
Starting today, you can place preorders for unlocked Galaxy S8 and S8+ models on Samsung.com as well as BestBuy.com. Prices start at $724.99 for the unlocked 64GB Galaxy S8 and $824.99 for the unlocked 64GB Galaxy S8+. Both phones will be available in the Midnight Black color scheme.
While there are certainly benefits to owning an unlocked version of a flagship device, ZDNet points out that Samsung doesn't have the best track record when it comes to releasing software updates in a timely fashion for its unlocked devices. If you prefer to have the latest version of Android and the most recent security updates on your phone, you might want to hold off and see how Samsung performs.
The unlocked Galaxy S8 and S8+ are expected to begin shipping at the end of May.
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Home/Heroes of the Storm/Tanks/E.T.C.
E.T.C. Build Guide "You can't kill the metal!"
Last updated on Oct 27, 2020 at 06:00 by Oxygen 35 comments
Welcome to our guide for E.T.C., a Tank in Heroes of the Storm. Within these pages, you will find everything required to understand how best to play this hero, in both different map styles and team compositions.
E.T.C. in Tier List
1. E.T.C.'s Overview
2. E.T.C.'s Strengths and Weaknesses
3. E.T.C.'s Talent Build Cheatsheet
4. E.T.C.'s Synergies and Counters
5. E.T.C.'s Maps
6. E.T.C.'s Tips and Tricks
E.T.C.'s Overview
E.T.C. is a disruptive and resilient Tank. Teammates will find his outstanding ability to initiate, peel, and provide an unusually high utility as an archetypal Tank useful. His limited damage output, however, means that E.T.C. players must work well with allies in order to secure kills.
E.T.C.'s Strengths and Weaknesses
Hard to kill and gank, making him an outstanding scout
Multiple reliable crowd control Abilities and interrupts
Some team support in the form of area of effect buffs
Flexible Heroic Ability choices
Dependent on good positioning
Very limited sustained damage output, making him poor at claiming Mercenary Camps
Predictable playstyle
E.T.C.'s Talent Build Cheatsheet
This standard build provides superior survivability, utility, and crowd control. Key aspects of the build lie in greatly improving the disruption potential of Face Melt. Although Mosh Pit is suggested as a Heroic Ability, Stage Dive can be a valid choice as well for certain strategies.
E.T.C.'s Synergies and Counters
E.T.C. synergizes with
E.T.C.'s aggressive crowd control-oriented Ability set makes him particularly useful to any Hero who is able to follow up on said crowd control with their own Ability combo.
E.T.C. is countered by
E.T.C. may struggle against Heroes that have ways of avoiding his Powerslide, reliably interrupt Mosh Pit, or otherwise kiting him.
E.T.C.'s Maps
E.T.C.'s stronger maps
E.T.C.'s average maps
E.T.C.'s weaker maps
Having a well-rounded Ability set, E.T.C. works well on most Maps. His sub-par PvE damage dealing capacity, however, makes him a poor choice on any Map featuring Objectives that need to be taken out quickly.
E.T.C.'s Tips and Tricks
Use Powerslide along with Face Melt to easily push opponents towards or away from your teammates.
Make the best out of Rockstar's Armor by using Guitar Solo whenever you are being attacked.
Capitalise on Stage Dive's global range to split push or soak Experience.
Keep track of enemy crowd control so that Mosh Pit is not interrupted.
E.T.C. is the most evident example of an archetypal Tank who thrives in group play, thanks to Powerslide and his innate toughness. As such, E.T.C. is typically picked in aggressive team compositions with plenty of follow up to capitalise on his reliable initiate. Although nearly impossible to gank, he is not a particularly strong solo laner, and should instead remain with allies to support them in various ways. Scouting is one important task that E.T.C. can fulfill better than most Heroes. As needed, Stage Dive turns E.T.C. into a potent split-pusher, allowing a team to safely pressure two Objectives at once after the laning phase.
27 Oct. 2020 (talents page): Talents and builds reviewed and updated.
07 Sep. 2020 (talents page): Talents and builds reviewed and updated.
19 Jul. 2020 (talents page): Talents reviewed and updated.
05 Apr. 2020 (talents page): Description and recommendation updated for Pinball Wizard.
11 Oct. 2019 (abilities page): Abilties section reviewed.
11 Oct. 2019 (talents page): Talents section updated.
21 Jan. 2018 (this page): Guide fully updated.
26 Apr. 2017 (this page): Guide updated for Genji's patch and moved to the new format.
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Oxygen is a veteran of the MOBA genre, which he has been playing for nearly 15 years. He has coached some of Heroes of the Storm's most prominent North American players and teams alike, including Team Liquid. As a Master player, he enjoys playing all Heroes and roles.
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In addition, the USDA states that adults should consume three servings of milk, cheese or yogurt a day. A serving size is 1 cup of milk or yogurt, 1.5 ounces of natural cheese or 2 ounces of processed cheese.
Note: if you're concerned about the hormones in milk opt for organic milk instead. Of course there are alternative "milk" products that also have load of benefits on health: almond milk (Dr. Celeste's favorite), rice milk, hemp milk, etc.
So grab you a cold one and enjoy!
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I've written a blogpost on how to cross-compile Go 1.4 apps on Windows/Linux/Docker for the Omega, including Go web-apps. Hope you find it useful.
I have a bunch of instructions on building and running Go on the Omega here. It's based on the info above.
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"Ambiguity is more convincing than certainty" -- me
What the critics are saying about "THE CLOSE ENCOUNTERS MAN"
"A book that smartly refuses to simplify anything. The mystery of UFOs persists, as does the mystery of J. Allen Hynek. Yet thanks to Mark O'Connell, the latter is now a bit less mysterious." (The Los Angeles Review)
My Visit to a Real UFO Landing Site!
In my last post I told the story of finding the "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" game at an antique store in Chattanooga, TN, while driving back to Wisconsin from Atlanta the other day, but that's only the first part of the story...
A few hours later we were traveling through western Kentucky, and came upon the exit for a town called Hopkinsville. I had noticed it on the drive down but hadn't had the time to stop. But I made a solemn vow that we would pull over on the way home and see what there was to see. My wife Mxxxxx understood.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky, you see, is right up the highway from Kelly, Kentucky, and together they form the site of the "Kelly-Hopkinsville" alien invasion... How could I not stop?
In August, 1955, the Sutton family were enjoying a quiet Sunday night with some friends on their isolated farm off the Old Madisonville Road in Kelly, when a UFO landed in the gully behind the house. Soon after, strange little creatures -- "shiny men" -- started to approach the house, apparently trying to get it... For 4 hours the Suttons fought off the little creatures with rifles and shotguns, but the little things seemed impervious to gunfire... Finally, frightened out of their wits, the family made a run for it, packing into two pickup trucks and racing to the police station in Hopkinsville.
Thanks to the diligent investigative work of two amateur UFOlogists, the incident has been documented in minute, terrifying detail. And thanks to a map drawn by one of those investigators, Isabel Davis, I knew exactly where to go...
Visit www.kellyky.com
Just like in 1955, Kelly barely exists. It consists of a few houses, a church and a sign, in front of which I'm standing. It's a nice sign, but I wondered why it showed an old locomotive instead of one of these more unique symbols:
Skeptics said they were chimps that had escaped from a nearby circus...
Seriously, which would you rather be known for? Anyway, that road you see behind me and the sign is the Old Madisonville Road, and if you follow it a short way to the left (or north), you come across this...
Somewhere back in those woods... two worlds met.
This, I believe, is the entrance to the Sutton farm, or at least this is pretty damn close. It leads east into the woods and into a gully off the Old Madisonville Road, seen here.
It's a very quiet place, and if you listen hard you can almost hear the gunshots of the terrified Sutton clan as they fought off the invaders... I would have walked back to the woods, but I wasn't sure if this was private property, and I didn't want to hear -- or feel -- any modern day gunshots.
Pretty cool moment, though. Honest-to-God UFO landing sites are few and far between, so it's a real kick to actually get to see one, exactly as it was when the UFO landed... The case was never explained by the Air Force's Project Blue Book, because it was never investigated by Blue Book. But Dr. J. Allen Hynek new and trusted the two civilian investigators and felt that something very real had happened to the Suttons that night.
But here's what's really weird about the case: when you read the two reports and the newspaper accounts of the incident you quickly realize that there were in fact Air Force officers as well as non-military government investigators from an unnamed agency swarming all over the Sutton farm after the incident... Here's my final tally, complied for my Hynek bio:
The Hopkinsville New Era reported that four Military Policepersons from Fort Campbell responded to the Hopkinsville Police Department's APB
The Madisonville, Kentucky Messenger reported that "At least a carload of Military Police sped to the scene."
Russell N. Ferguson, Jr., confirmed in a 1996 letter that Military Police from Fort Campbell were among the investigators present at the Sutton farm that night
Bud Ledwith was present in the Sutton home when Pfc Gary F. Hodson made a sketch of the little man and spaceship based on Billy Ray Taylor's description; Ledwith reported that Hodson was there as a private citizen
Ledwith offered his own sketches to "an Air Force officer," who declined – someone besides Hodson, of course, who was not an officer
The Evansville, Indiana, Press, reported that "Ft. Campbell authorities today sent Major Albert Coren to the scene to investigate"
Major John E. Albert reported to 1st Sgt. Charles N. Kirk that he had driven to the Sutton farm and investigated the incident at the suggestion of unnamed personnel at Ft. Douglas
Captain Robert J. Hertell reported to 1st Sgt. Kirk that "a couple" officers went to the Sutton farm on their own time
Hopkinsville Police Chief Greenwell stated "definitely" that Air Force Intelligence was present at the farm, as were multiple MPs, Pfc. Hodson and two men from an unnamed agency at Standiford Air Field in Lousiville, KY
Miss Glennie told amateur UFO investigator Albert Andre that "three investigators" from Fort Campbell visited the farm, got descriptions of the creature from Sutton family members, then returned within a matter of hours with a model of the creature that passed the family's inspection
A conservative head count arrives at a total of 13 MPs, officers and Intelligence operatives from Fort Campbell descending on the Sutton farm between August 21st and 22nd, as well as two men from an unknown, possibly civilian agency. At what point does unofficial become official? At least one of the officers was at the Sutton farm at the suggestion of his commanding officer. At least one was there at the direct request of his CO, although perhaps not technically under orders. At least one was with Air Force Intelligence.
Can you see why I wanted to see the site of the world's most famous alien invasion? Even today, 60 years later, the incident is still shrouded in mystery... Give me a case like this over Roswell any day.
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thekamisama said...
That's actually the adjacent property. It is where they do the yearly Kelly Little Green Men festival every August though!
Mark UFO'Connell said...
I know, but the sign says "Kelly" in big letters!
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Research ArticleSjögren Syndrome
Sjögren Syndrome without Focal Lymphocytic Infiltration of the Salivary Glands
Rohan Sharma, Kaustubh S. Chaudhari, Biji T. Kurien, Kiely Grundahl, Lida Radfar, David M. Lewis, Christopher J. Lessard, He Li, Astrid Rasmussen, Kathy L. Sivils and R. Hal Scofield
The Journal of Rheumatology March 2020, 47 (3) 394-399; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.181443
Rohan Sharma
From the Arthritis and Clinical Immunology Program, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Department of Neurology, University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Center, Little Rock, Arkansas; Medical and Research Services, Oklahoma City Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center; Departments of Medicine and Pathology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center; College of Dentistry, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA.
Kaustubh S. Chaudhari
Biji T. Kurien
Kiely Grundahl
Lida Radfar
David M. Lewis
Christopher J. Lessard
Astrid Rasmussen
Kathy L. Sivils
R. Hal Scofield
ORCID record for R. Hal Scofield
For correspondence: [email protected]
Objective Primary Sjögren syndrome (SS) is characterized by a focal lymphocytic infiltrate in exocrine glands. We describe patients who lacked this key feature.
Methods. We evaluated patients with sicca in a comprehensive clinic at which medical, dental, and ophthalmological examinations were performed. All subjects underwent a minor salivary gland biopsy with focus score calculation. Extraglandular manifestations were also determined. We categorized subjects as high, intermediate, or low in terms of expression of interferon (IFN)-regulated genes.
Results. About 20% (51 of 229, 22%) of those classified as having primary SS had a focus score of zero. Compared to those with anti-Ro positivity and a focus score > 1.0, the patients with focus score of zero (who by classification criteria must be anti-Ro–positive) were statistically less likely to have anti-La (or SSB) and elevated immunoglobulin, as well as less severe corneal staining. The focus score zero patients were less likely to have elevated expression of IFN-regulated genes in peripheral blood mononuclear cells than anti-Ro–positive SS patients with a focal salivary infiltrate.
Conclusion. There are only a few clinical differences between patients with primary SS with focus score zero and those with both anti-Ro and a focus score > 1.0. The small subset of focus score zero patients tested did not have elevated expression of IFN-regulated genes, but did have systemic disease. Thus, extraglandular manifestations are perhaps more related to the presence of anti-Ro than increased IFN. This may have relevance to pathogenesis of SS.
Key Indexing Terms:
PRIMARY SJÖGREN SYNDROME
AUTOANTIBODIES
Sjögren syndrome (SS) is a chronic autoimmune disease characterized by lymphocytic infiltration of exocrine glands. Salivary and lacrimal gland involvement presenting as sicca syndrome is the most common manifestation of SS. Involvement of other exocrine glands such as those of respiratory, gastrointestinal, and genitourinary tracts can be seen concomitantly with SS sicca1. Extraglandular manifestations of the disease include arthralgia, arthritis, Raynaud phenomenon, lymphadenopathy, small airway disease, systemic vasculitis, interstitial nephritis, splenomegaly, myositis, peripheral neuropathy, and lymphoma2. The disease burden of SS in the United States is around 2–3 million patients, making it the second most prevalent inflammatory rheumatological disease3.
Focal lymphocytic infiltration of salivary glands and anti-Ro/SSA serum autoantibodies are the cardinal features of SS and are part of the current classification criteria4,5. Focal lymphocytic infiltration is measured by focus score, defined as the number of mononuclear cell infiltrates containing at least 50 inflammatory cells per 4 mm2 of glandular section. A focus score of 1 or greater is considered positive.
All the patients with primary SS in our large cohort underwent minor salivary gland biopsy and histological examination; we found that a significant percentage had a focus score of zero. Thus, these patients lacked one of the 2 cardinal features of SS. We investigated the differences (if any) between the patients with primary SS with focus score zero and those with non-zero focus scores.
We evaluated individuals with sicca in the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) Sjögren's Syndrome Research Clinic6,7,8,9. Subjects were evaluated by a rheumatologist, an ophthalmologist (or optometrist), and a dentist. The dentist performed an oral examination consisting of measurement of stimulated and timed whole unstimulated salivary flow, a lip biopsy, and collection and storage of saliva. Evaluation did not include sialography or scintigraphy. The ocular specialist performed ocular surface staining with Lissamine green and fluorescein, an unanesthetized Schirmer I test, and collection and storage of tears. The ocular vital dye score was determined using the quantitative dot-counting method according to both the van Bijsterveld10 and ocular staining score methods11, rather than by descriptive features. A physician completed a detailed history and physical examination, including general medical, rheumatological, and neurological evaluations. Blood samples were collected for extraction and storage of DNA, RNA, and serum. Anti-Ro (SSA) and anti-La (SSB) autoantibodies were determined by multiple methods6. All patients were tested for rheumatoid factor, antinuclear antibodies, and autoantibodies associated with other connective tissue disorders. Subjects also had hepatitis C serology, complete blood count with differential, immunoglobulin profile, and urinalysis. If patients gave a history of a past diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, mixed connective tissue disease, systemic sclerosis, myositis, primary biliary cirrhosis, multiple sclerosis, or systemic lupus erythematosus, classification criteria for these illnesses were specifically ascertained by history, medical record review, and testing for the corresponding autoantibodies. Minor salivary gland pathology was determined by a dental pathologist with calculation of focus score following the method of Daniels12 as follows: number of lymphocytic foci adjacent to normal-appearing acini with > 50 cells observed divided by area studied (mm2) × 4 mm2. As delineated in the recent guidelines13, which we followed, focus score calculation does not take into account nonfocal lymphocytic infiltration, which may be present despite a focus score of zero.
Subjects were classified according to the American-European Consensus Group (AECG) and the American College of Rheumatology/European League Against Rheumatism (ACR/EULAR) criteria for SS4,5,14,15, both of which require one of anti-Ro/La or a focus score > 1.0. Thus, all subjects classified as having SS with a focus score < 1.0 must have anti-Ro under the ACR/EULAR criteria or either anti-Ro or anti-La under the AECG criteria. Clinical diagnosis of SS is by expert opinion and does not rely on these classification criteria, which are formulated for research purposes only. All subjects had a clinical diagnosis of SS made at the time of the evaluation in the OMRF Sjögren's Syndrome Research Clinic.
We determined mRNA expression by microarray, as described16,17. We categorized individual patients as having high, intermediate, or low interferon (IFN)-regulated gene expression by unsupervised hierarchical clustering using centroid linkage with uncentered correlation18. We used Cluster 3.018 for clustering of gene expression and visualized these results in Java TreeView19.
We compared the patients with focus score zero with those with focus scores of < 1 and ≥ 1, regarding classification criteria and extraglandular manifestations, using SAS software for data analysis. We used chi-square or Fisher's exact test for comparisons between the groups. Understanding the need for correction for multiple comparisons we agreed upon an α of 0.005 for statistical significance, so p values < 0.005 were considered statistically significant. Because this was an investigative study, we used the α of 0.005 rather than Bonferroni correction, which is more conservative in its estimation and therefore more likely to give false-negative results. Given the a priori hypothesis for the IFN-regulated gene expression studies and the small number of statistical tests, no correction for multiple comparisons was made.
All procedures were approved by the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Institutional Review Board (no. 11-03). Each participant provided written informed consent prior to entering the study.
Among 229 subjects classified as having primary SS, we found 51 with focus score zero (FS = 0, 22%), 167 with focus score positive (FS ≥ 1, 73%), and 11 with focus score between 0 and 1 (0 < FS < 1, 5%). No patient with a focus score of zero had a gland replaced by fibrosis, and all subjects had adequate tissue for examination and calculation of focus score. All subjects with a focus score < 1 had anti-Ro/SSA in their sera. This is, of course, by definition of the criteria, which require either a focus score ≥ 1.0 or autoantibodies. For focus score–positive patients, we included only those with positive anti-Ro for study to match with the focus score zero patients, all of whom have anti-Ro. Nonetheless, subjects with FS = 0 were statistically less likely to have anti-La (or SSB) detected than subjects with FS ≥ 1 (10/51, 19.6% vs 98/167, 58.7%, respectively; p < 0.001). There was a statistical trend for only the 0 < FS < 1 subjects to have less anti-La compared to FS ≥ 1 subjects (Table 1).
Classification criteria among subjects with primary Sjögren syndrome with a focus score > 1 (FS > 1), a focus score of zero (FS = 0), and a focus score between zero and 1 (0 < FS < 1). All subjects answered positively at least 1 dry eye question and 1 dry mouth question from the AECG criteria.
We next examined the presence or absence of the classification criteria (Table 1). When considering the AECG sicca criteria, all subjects answered positively to at least 1 dry mouth and 1 dry eye question. Thus, there was no statistical difference in the presence of sicca symptoms among the groups. Similarly, there was no difference in the presence of an abnormal Schirmer test among the 3 groups; however, abnormal Lissamine green corneal staining was statistically more common among subjects with FS ≥ 1.0 compared to those with FS of zero (p = 0.0032; Table 1). Whole unstimulated salivary flow did not differ between the 3 groups.
Comparing disease manifestations not identified in the classification criteria but part of the Sjögren's Syndrome Disease Activity Index (SSDAI)20,21, we found only a few differences between the groups. Elevated serum IgG, a manifestation within the biological domain of the SSDAI, was significantly higher in focus score–positive subjects compared to those with focus score zero (p = 0.0003; Table). Otherwise, neither salivary gland enlargement nor other extraglandular manifestations differed among the 3 groups (Table 2).
Manifestations from the European Sjögren's Syndrome Disease Activity Index among subjects with primary Sjögren syndrome with a focus score > 1 (FS > 1), a focus score of zero (FS = 0), and a focus score between zero and 1 (0 < FS < 1).
Previous reports show that increased expression of IFN-regulated genes in peripheral blood cells is highly correlated with the presence of anti-Ro among patients with primary SS16,17,22. We hypothesized that this might not be the case among those with anti-Ro but no salivary gland mononuclear cell infiltrate. Indeed, we found that subjects with focus score zero were less likely to have high expression of IFN-regulated gene than anti-Ro positive subjects with a focus score ≥ 1.0 (Table 3). We had peripheral blood gene expression data for 6 of the 47 subjects with a focal score of zero, and none clustered with the high-IFN group. Among those with a focal score ≥ 1 and anti-Ro positivity, 31 of 47 were in the high-IFN group by cluster analysis (p = 0.001, Fisher's exact test). Four of the anti-Ro–positive subjects with focus score zero had low IFN-regulated gene expression and 2 had intermediate expression by the cluster analyses. Meanwhile, among the anti-Ro-positive comparison group of subjects with focus score ≥ 1, only 15 had intermediate and 5 had low expression of IFN-regulated genes in peripheral blood cells (Table 3).
Interferon-regulated gene expression categorized by unsupervised hierarchical clustering among subjects with primary Sjögren syndrome, some with a focus score (FS) > 1 on minor salivary gland pathology and some with a focus score of zero.
Focus score is the quantitative measure of focal sialadenitis, and along with serum anti-Ro antibodies is the cardinal feature of SS. Presence of one of them is required to classify patients in a research setting, while a diagnosis of the disease is made on clinical grounds. We found that the 2 subgroups with and without focal infiltration were not clinically different, other than having higher degree of corneal staining with Lissamine green, serum anti-La antibodies, and elevated IgG in patients with FS ≥ 1. Hypergammaglobulinemia, elevated IgG, and serum anti-La antibodies are highly associated with the presence of anti-Ro23. Higher degree of Lissamine green staining without significantly different Schirmer test results in these patients points to a greater degree of corneal involvement even in the absence of markedly different tear production. This may be due to an alteration in protein secretion in tears, causing a qualitative loss of function.
Few studies have analyzed patients with SS without focal sialadenitis. These studies found associations of high focus score with clinical disease manifestations, but generally these studies have parsed patients with SS as focus score above 3 or 4 and < 3 or 4. For instance, a recent study found that a focus score > 4.0 was associated with interstitial lung disease24. Other work found associations of focus scores above 3 with lymphoma25. A longitudinal study found focus score ≥ 1.0 was associated with worsening Schirmer test results26. A study of 265 subjects with SS showed an association of positive focus score with stimulated salivary flow as well as decayed/missed/filled (DMF) teeth27. We did not examine stimulated salivary flow or DMF teeth. Carubbi and colleagues28 examined a large group of patients (n = 794), of whom 72 (19%) had a focus score of zero. These investigators found a number of differences between subjects with focus score zero and those with a focus score ≥ 1.0 including xerostomia, salivary gland enlargement, hematological involvement, central nervous system involvement, and hypergammaglobulinemia. However, no correction for multiple comparisons was made in that study, which, given the lack of an a priori hypothesis concerning any differences between the groups, we thought necessary to perform. Examining the results from Carubbi, et al, we found that only hypergammaglobulinemia and hematological involvement remained statistically significant after multiple corrections. Using univariate logistic regression, Carubbi, et al found focus score ≥ 1 was associated with lymphoma28. We did not have enough patients with lymphoma (only 1 in our cohort) to make any assessment. Thus, our study and previous ones comparing subjects with and without a positive focus score are largely in agreement, especially considering that hypergammaglobulinemia and elevated IgG are generally correlative.
Our findings have implications for clinical diagnosis of SS. Diagnosis is inherently difficult because it requires multiple specialties, and it is often difficult to find expertise for SS in a dentist, ophthalmologist, and pathologist at one center. Because the FS ≥ 1 and FS = 0 groups are not remarkably different regarding clinical manifestations, in the presence of sicca symptoms with serum anti-Ro antibody, a clinical diagnosis of SS can be made essentially without the need for tissue biopsy. However, there will remain the subset of seronegative patients with SS who may require a salivary gland biopsy for clinical diagnosis. At our institution, we would rarely make a diagnosis without one of anti-Ro or focal lymphocytic infiltration of salivary glands. Others may not take this approach, and instead make a clinical diagnosis without salivary gland pathology even in the absence of anti-Ro. The research classification will continue to require one of salivary gland biopsy or serum autoantibodies concomitant with the clinical findings.
These clinical findings, along with differences in expression of IFN-related genes, have even greater implications regarding the pathogenesis of the disease. First, manifestation of sicca syndrome without focal infiltration of exocrine glands points to another pathology of gland dysfunction without gland destruction, perhaps antimuscarinic 3 receptor autoantibodies or altered expression of aquaporin molecules. Clearly, these patients without focal infiltrates do not have immune-mediated destruction of the salivary glands.
Second, the difference in IFN-regulated gene expression between the 2 groups delineates differences in underlying pathogenesis. Previous investigations found that increased expression of IFN-regulated genes in SS is highly related to anti-Ro positivity. However, we did not find a high degree of expression of this set of genes among the patients with anti-Ro but with no focal salivary gland infiltrate. Unsupervised hierarchical clustering analyses showed a statistically significant lower expression of IFN-regulated genes among anti-Ro–positive, focus score zero SS subjects compared to anti-Ro–positive with a focal infiltrate (Table 3). One possibility is that cells infiltrating the salivary gland are the source of IFN that is driving expression of genes in peripheral blood cells. The data are clear that the salivary glands are a site of development of lymphocytes and that B cells infiltrating the salivary gland produce anti-Ro29,30. These cells may also serve as antigen-presenting cells and produce IFN. Alternatively, IFN produced in some other location could be critical to the production of anti-Ro as well as to development of the lymphocytic salivary gland infiltrate that characterizes the disease. Finally, there could be factors such as genetics of genes such as OAS117 that influence all 3 factors of anti-Ro, IFN production, and infiltration of the gland.
SS can be divided into those with only exocrine gland features versus those that also have systemic or extraglandular features. Data suggest that the presence of anti-Ro identifies the latter group31. The FS = 0, anti-Ro–positive patients had a similar degree of extraglandular manifestations compared to the group with focus score ≥ 1.0 and anti-Ro. Thus, extraglandular disease is associated with anti-Ro regardless of the presence of focal sialadenitis. However, this was not the case for increased expression of IFN-regulated genes, which was not found among FS = 0 patients despite the presence of extraglandular manifestations. Thus, anti-Ro, not expression of IFN-regulated genes, is the correlate of extraglandular manifestations. Because almost all subjects had no previous diagnosis of SS, medications that might alter IFN, including hydroxychloroquine, were not prescribed.
There are several limitations to our study. We had only a small number of subjects in whom we studied expression of IFN-regulated genes in peripheral blood cells. That is, this was a sample of convenience, so our results and conclusions must be considered preliminary. We do not have longitudinal data. Further, we do not have reliable data concerning the onset of disease, which is difficult to ascertain when talking to patients, many of whom have had sicca for years. Perhaps subjects with focal score of zero have early-stage disease and will develop focal lymphocytic infiltration over time. Our study did not address whether pathological findings might change over the course of the illness, although studies of sequential biopsies have not shown changed pathology32. Minor salivary gland histopathology results are variable in a given subject33; more extensive examination of multiple tissue sections might have revealed focal infiltration in some FS = 0 subjects. Finally, pathology findings in the minor salivary glands may not reflect pathology in the major salivary glands. We did not examine the major salivary glands in our cohort.
A significant fraction of patients coming to a comprehensive sicca evaluation clinic who were classified as having primary SS had no focal infiltrate upon pathological examination of minor salivary gland biopsy specimens. These subjects had only a few clinical differences compared to those with both anti-Ro and a focus score ≥ 1. There were fewer signs of severe dry eyes among the patients who were anti-Ro-positive and focus score-negative. In addition, we found statistically less anti-La as well as fewer elevated immunoglobulin levels in these subjects. These serological findings are of interest because both factors are highly associated with the presence of anti-Ro. In addition, we found the subjects with primary SS who had no focal infiltrate but did have anti-Ro positivity did not have elevated expression of IFN-regulated genes, another characteristic highly correlated with anti-Ro. Thus, these patients who were focus score–negative and anti-Ro–positive differed from patients with focus score ≥ 1 and who were anti-Ro–positive in interesting ways that might shed light on aspects of the pathogenesis of SS.
Supported in part by US National Institutes of Health grants AR053483, AR060804, AI0822714, and GM104938, and US Department of Veterans Affairs grant BX001451.
Accepted for publication May 1, 2019.
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Lincoln, 25
Progressive Communications Strategist
see his Washington DC city guide
a bit about Lincoln
Lincoln would like you to know that the current administration that some Americans decided to send to DC is nothing like the city — creative, compassionate, and diverse. These things are extremely important to him, as he works as a progressive communications strategist in the hope to make the world a better place. In the meantime, his city guide will certainly improve your trip to Washington DC. That's something too.
"Get shit done"
@aCreativeDC
SLIDE by Calvin Harris and Frank Ocean
The Good Wife!
You can be anyone in the world for one day only, who would it be?
OBAMA, of course.
A Barney book with me as the star and my face superimposed on a character
Austin!
Currently playing in your earphones:
Internet Slang
What's that
Coke Cherry
Frank & Oak
Almond creamer and honey!
Moscow Mule!
Lion King!
30 other things about Lincoln
I'm in progressive political PR (say that 3x fast) and support clients on a range of issues including juvenile justice, reproductive health, and comprehensive sex ed. I do it because I'm passionate about amplifying the voices and work of commonly excluded groups of people, and love having the privilege of working on multiple issues at once. I also do it because my firm is a space where I'm able to be open and loud about my identity, opinions, and politics alongside like-minded people.
What's the worst job you've ever had and why was it so effing bad?
That time I was a camp counselor in high school. The camp was in Texas. In the Summer. It was an outside day-camp. It was hot. I don't remember much else, because I blocked it (and the sweat) from my memory.
Were you born and raised in Washington DC? If not, where did you grow up and what brought you to Washington DC?
Nope! I was born and raised in Farmersville, Texas. A small town where you know everyone, and everyone knows you. Good and bad! In high school, I felt like I was being pulled to DC. So, against the advice of counsel (my parents), I only applied to colleges in DC. I graduated from George Washington University in 2016.
What's your current hood in Washington DC and what's the best/worst thing about it?
I just moved to Mt. Vernon square in April! I'm already obsessed. Everything you could ever want is right there, or a short walk away. There's a bakery, coffee shop, grocery store, bars, and about 10 restaurants all within a 5 minute walk from my door. The worst thing about it is that like most of DC, it's currently being gentrified. Signs of this include a lot of construction and an an apparent shift in the makeup of the community. It sucks that I'm now a part of this, but I'm dedicated to attempting to offset my presence here by supporting existing community organizations.
What kind of music do you listen to and what kind of music do you absolutely HATE?
I'm such a Spotify stan. My best friend and I have been making monthly collaborative Spotify playlists every month since September 2014! I listen to a lot of pop, hip-hop, rap, and acoustic. I really like covers, and I'm always looking around spotify for new music. However, I can't go more than 2 minutes of listening to country or rock music before exiting the bar I definitely didn't intend to enter.
Work Song - Hozier. Also, anything by Drake pre-if you're reading this it's too late.
Name the best TV shows of all time, and what makes them so good?
Shameless, because it's the antithesis of all of those cliche, and played-out "American family next door" sitcoms - and it revels in it. Also, I'm still healing from The Good Wife ending. That was one of my favorite shows because it was very fast paced, played out current-events, and juggled several different plot lines without dropping the ball.
Name some spots in Washington DC that are good for a Tinder date.
We have a lot of great coffee shops, but DON'T HAVE A DATE AT A COFFEE SHOP, PEOPLE! Whenever the universe is unkind to me, and I happen to be sitting by a first-time date at a coffee shop, I make it a point to pause my music and be a silent third wheel. I'm nosey. Sorry. Take a tinder date for drinks at Columbia room, a bike ride to airplane park, or if you're feeling real confident - take them canoeing on the Potomac!
Which public figure would you want to see "roasted"? (every public figure is fair game).
#45. There's enough material there for a Game of Thrones-length roast sesh.
Who's your hero and where in Washington DC would you take them out for a serious hang?
I don't really have a "hero" - because now we have social media, which gives people ample time to reveal problematic behavior or ignorance. But someone I really admire is James Baldwin. I would take him to graffiti bridge to look at the view and learn more about him, since I only know him through pages of his books.
When my bank account agrees, I'm a huge fan of Frank and Oak, Everlane, and Granna. I normally shop exclusively online, because who has the damn time? When I'm looking for fast fashion, I usually head for H&M, Urban, or UNIQLO.
Capitol Hill. Because I run into enough pretentious suited-up yopros in other parts of the district!
In college, I would love to read or do work in the great hall of the library of congress. It's beautifully intimidating. But, my library card expired upon graduation, and I haven't had a chance to apply for a new resident one since it's only in person and only open during work hours. One day!
Where do you go in Washington DC for a casual night out?
Dacha beer garden or Barcelona wine bar! Also, the Shaw area has a lot of nice & low-key spots.
Where would you go in Washington DC to celebrate some freaking good news?
Cocktail tasting at Columbia room! It's a little pricey, but it's definitely an experience. My best friend's brother took us there for graduation, but I've always wanted to go back. They change the menu out based on the season - and really go all out. It's a 3-5 course drink tasting paired with eats. You get a personal bartender and the ambiance is dark and stormy.
What's your choice of transportation in Washington DC and why?
Walking! DC is a really walkable city, and I love walking through the different neighborhoods and noticing how each one is unique. Also, there's always some sort of protest, sidewalk concert, or something else going on that you'll miss if you uber or metro all the time.
What are the Washington DC spots a first-time visitor can't miss?
No surprise, but DC has a lot of great and FREE.99 museums. I would say the new National Museum of African American History and the National Portrait Gallery are must sees. After being all #cultured, you can't miss the food and nightlife! U street is a one stop shop for both.
What are the Washington DC spots tourists should run from screaming?
The White House.
Tomorrow's your last day in Washington DC. How do you spend it?
Would start out with a walk down the Georgetown waterfront, grab coffee and a Kolache at Compass Coffee, and have a big brunch with friends on a rooftop. Then, head to Chinatown to listen to some sidewalk music before walking through the National Portrait Gallery. For dinner, it would be a Cambodian and Taiwanese feast at Maketto. After recovering, we would head out to U Street. 801, velvet lounge, Brixton, and Flash (if they don't have a cover) all in that order. Of course, we couldn't leave U Street without waiting in line at 3am for &Pizza!
Athens! I studied abroad there, and constantly felt full by the people's kindness, the delicious food, and the ancient history! There's a huge creative culture there, and it's not as overloaded with fellow tourists as other European cities I've been to. Also.. it's a short boat ride or plane away from Greek islands. I don't think I will ever see a more beautiful view than a Santorini sunset.
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45 Iraqi protesters shot dead by security forces after torching Iranian consulate
By John Davison and Alaa Marjani Reuters
Posted November 28, 2019 10:09 am
Updated November 28, 2019 9:35 pm
1:54 Dozens of anti-government protesters killed across Iraq
WATCH: Dozens of anti-government protesters killed across Iraq
Iraqi security forces shot dead at least 45 protesters on Thursday after demonstrators stormed and torched an Iranian consulate overnight, in what could mark a turning point in the uprising against the Tehran-backed authorities.
At least 29 people died in the southern city of Nassiriya when troops opened fire on demonstrators who blocked a bridge before dawn on Thursday and later gathered outside a police station. Police and medical sources said dozens of others were wounded.
Four people were killed in Baghdad, where security forces opened fire with live ammunition and rubber bullets against protesters near a bridge over the Tigris river, the sources said, and twelve died in clashes in Najaf.
1:47 Violence escalates in Iraq as Iranian consulate burned
Violence escalates in Iraq as Iranian consulate burned
In Nassiriya thousands of mourners took to the streets, defying a curfew to bury their dead after the mass shooting.
Video of protesters cheering in the night as flames billowed from the consulate were a stunning image after years in which Tehran's influence among Shi'ite Muslims in Arab states has been a defining factor in Middle East politics.
The bloodshed that followed was one of the most violent days since the uprising began at the start of October, with anti-corruption demonstrations that swelled into a revolt against authorities seen by young demonstrators as stooges of Tehran.
READ MORE: 1 killed, 21 wounded as violent protests continue in Iraq
Iran closed the Mehran border crossing to Iraq on Thursday night because of security reasons, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported, citing a local border official.
"With attention to the recent events and the unrest in the country of Iraq the Mehran border has been closed from tonight," Mojtaba Soleimani, the manager of the border post said, according to Mehr.
He said it was not clear when the border would reopen.
In Najaf, a city of ancient pilgrimage shrines that serves as seat of Iraq's powerful Shi'ite clergy, the Iranian consulate was reduced to a charred ruin after it was stormed overnight.
The protesters, overwhelmingly Shi'ite, accused the Iraqi authorities of turning against their own people to defend Iran.
1:21 Anti-government protests continue to escalate in Iraq
Anti-government protests continue to escalate in Iraq
"All the riot police in Najaf and the security forces started shooting at us as if we were burning Iraq as a whole," a protester who witnessed the burning of the consulate told Reuters, asking not to be identified.
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Another protester, Ali, described the attack on the consulate as "a brave act and a reaction from the Iraqi people. We don't want the Iranians."
But he predicted more violence: "There will be revenge from Iran, I'm sure. They're still here and the security forces are going to keep shooting at us."
Iran's foreign ministry condemned the attack and demanded "the Iraqi government's firm response to the aggressors."
READ MORE: 7 killed after Iraqi security forces open fire on protesters: sources
So far, the authorities have been unyielding in response to the unrest, shooting dead hundreds of demonstrators with live ammunition and tear gas, while floating proposals for political reform that the protesters dismiss as trivial and cosmetic.
Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi has so far rejected calls to resign, after meetings with senior politicians that were attended by the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force, the elite unit that directs its militia allies abroad.
Abdul Mahdi on Thursday summoned a senior military commander in Dhi Qar province, where Nassiriya is located, to Baghdad to explain why the situation had deteriorated, a military statement said.
"Cut the hands"
In a statement that indicated more violence was to come, the military commander of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), an umbrella group of paramilitary groups whose most powerful factions are close to Iran, suggested the overnight unrest in Najaf was a threat to Shi'ite clergy based in the city.
0:41 Nine dead in Iraq after protesters clash with security forces
Nine dead in Iraq after protesters clash with security forces
The paramilitary fighters would use full force against anyone who threatened Iraq's most senior Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, commander Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis said in a statement posted on the PMF website.
"We will cut the hand of anyone trying to get near al-Sistani," he said.
Influential populist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr issued a fresh call for the government to resign, while warning those who torched the embassy that they risked provoking a violent backlash from the authorities.
READ MORE: Anti-government protesters in Iraq burn down Iranian consulate: officials
"Do not give them cover to end your revolution, and stay clear of religious sites," he said in a statement on Twitter. If the government does not resign, "this is the beginning of the end of Iraq," he said.
Fanar Haddad, senior research fellow at the National University of Singapore's Middle East Institute, said the government and its paramilitary allies could use the consulate incident to justify crushing the demonstrations.
"It sends a message to Iran, but it also works to the advantage of people like Muhandis," he said. The paramilitaries could use the consulate incident as "a pretext to clamp down, framing what happened as a threat against Sistani."
Sistani himself has appeared to back the protesters since the unrest erupted, calling on politicians to meet the popular demands for reform.
Authorities set up "crisis cells" in several provinces to try to restore order, a military statement said on Thursday. They would be led by provincial governors but include military leaders who would take charge of local security forces.
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Group hopes to send more veterans to see nation's war memorials
Updated: 9:27 PM CDT Jun 21, 2016
Veterans who took a May trip to Washington, D.C., through Heartland Honor Flight reunited Tuesday to commemorate the experience.
Veterans who took a May trip to Washington, D.C., through Heartland Honor Flight reunited Tuesday to commemorate the experience.The reunion and sharing of photographs helped bring back all of the emotions of the experience."From the time you first arrive on the plane, it just overwhelms you with all the flags and the way they designed it," said veteran Ralph Keller.He went on the Honor Flight trip with his son, making a one-day round trip to see the nation's capital and the monuments that honor veterans."It was an honor of my lifetime to be able to return back to Washington, D.C., where I served for four years," said veteran Jim Comfort.KMBC 9 News anchor Matt Evans, who went along for the trip in May, spoke at Tuesday's reunion. It was an emotional night for the veterans and the family members for whom they served."The biggest surprise was when we came back and saw that many people lined up (at the airport) to greet us," said Keller. "I thought they did a marvelous job. Everything just worked out. It couldn't have been better."If you'd like to help send a veteran on a future Honor Flight trip, you can do so here.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. —
The reunion and sharing of photographs helped bring back all of the emotions of the experience.
Veterans praised, thanked on Honor Flight trip to Washington
Honor Flight veterans get hero's welcome home to KCI
Honor Flight veterans savor opportunity to see D.C. memorials
"From the time you first arrive on the plane, it just overwhelms you with all the flags and the way they designed it," said veteran Ralph Keller.
He went on the Honor Flight trip with his son, making a one-day round trip to see the nation's capital and the monuments that honor veterans.
"It was an honor of my lifetime to be able to return back to Washington, D.C., where I served for four years," said veteran Jim Comfort.
KMBC 9 News anchor Matt Evans, who went along for the trip in May, spoke at Tuesday's reunion. It was an emotional night for the veterans and the family members for whom they served.
"The biggest surprise was when we came back and saw that many people lined up (at the airport) to greet us," said Keller. "I thought they did a marvelous job. Everything just worked out. It couldn't have been better."
If you'd like to help send a veteran on a future Honor Flight trip, you can do so here.
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The Building Safety Alliance, an independent industry led 'not for profit' organisation, is launched with the purpose of implementing the certification of competent individuals wishing to deliver the role of building safety manager (BSM) and a publicly accessible register of those certified by the scheme.
The Grenfell Tower tragedy brought to the fore how the safety of all buildings needs to be ensured.
Recognising the role they play in delivering safe buildings, representatives of both the public and private sector have come together to deliver the change in culture needed and the uniform standard of competence that residents should expect from those responsible for their safety.
The Building Safety Alliance will deliver initially two functions:
• The certification of individual building safety managers (BSMs) or Nominated Individuals within the BSM (organisation) (both referred to as BSMs here); and
• A publicly accessible register of those certified by the scheme.
In due course, they will also work with others to evaluate how organisations who wish to deliver the function of the BSM can be assessed as having the organisational capability to do so and how to assist contractors and suppliers to higher risk buildings to deliver a competent workforce that understands how to ensure that residential buildings are safe for residents.
The Building Safety Alliance will play an essential role in helping to improve the competence of those responsible for managing buildings so they can deliver safe homes for people. The Building Safety Bill, published on 5 July 2021, confirmed the new statutory role of the BSM, a concept first developed by Dame Judith Hackitt in her Review.
Anthony Taylor, Interim Chair of the Building Safety Alliance said: "I'm proud to continue to take forward and implement the recommendations from Working Group 8 (WG8) of the Competence Steering Group. When we were initially asked to develop the competence requirements for the new statutory role of BSM, we recognised that for the framework to work, we also needed to set up wider structures that would support the development of and drive for a recognised and uniform standard of competence.
"One of our key recommendations was the need for a register that would allow residents and accountable persons to check if the BSM for their building, meets the minimum competence requirements. Government is looking at Industry to deliver this, so we stepped forward with our wide consortium from across both the private and public sectors."
Bob Smytherman, Chairman of the Federation of Private Residents Associations (representing 1000's of long -leaseholders across England & Wales) said: "Our leaseholder members will find themselves with new duties and responsibilities under the Building Safety Bill to ensure our buildings are as safe as possible. Our members will be looking to the Building Safety Manager as the stakeholder responsible for the day-to day building safety management of our buildings.
"We have a crucial role to play in the Building Safety Alliance, to make sure Building Safety Managers are not only competent but also understand the resident perspective when appointed to make our buildings safe. After all, these buildings are our homes and we pay the service charges."
"We look forward to the register coming into existence, so that we can feel safer in our buildings, confident that any of the certified Building Safety Managers on the registers will meet the national competence standard most appropriate standard for our homes."
The WG8 Competence Framework is now being translated into a MHCLG sponsored Publicly Available Specification (PAS), and once finalised, this PAS 8673 will be the standard to which the Building Safety Alliance will certify candidate BSMs against, before allowing them onto the Register. The PAS is being developed in parallel to the legislation to make sure certified BSMs will be delivered by the time the legislation becomes enforced.
For further information and updates please register your interest here.
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by United States. Interstate Commerce Commission - 1938
Interstate Commerce Commission Reports: Motor carrier cases ..., Volume 40
United States. Interstate Commerce Commission - Carriers - 1944
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...require the proposed operation ; and in failing to find that the proposed service cannot be performed without endangering or impairing the operations of...existing carriers, contrary to the public interest, and it urges that the application be denied. In reply, applicant urges that the evidence establish...
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Interstate Commerce Commission Reports: Motor carrier cases, Volume 77
...can and will be served as well by existing carriers, and (c) whether it can be served by applicant in the new operation or service proposed without endangering...existing carriers contrary to the public interest. (See Pan American Bus Lines Operation, 1 MCC 190, at page 203). In addition to these questions, applicant...
First Supplemental Civil Functions Appropriation Bill for 1941: Hearings ...
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Opinions and Decisions of the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, Volume 21
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Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma
Donna E. Reece, Esther Masih-Khan, Eshetu G. Atenafu, Victor H. Jimenez-Zepeda, Peter Anglin, Christine Chen, Vishal Kukreti, Joseph R. Mikhael, Suzanne Trudel
This single institution, open label Phase I-II dose escalation trial evaluated the safety and efficacy of the combination of lenalidomide (Revlimid®), cyclophosphamide and prednisone (CPR) in patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma. The maximal administered dose of CPR consisted of cyclophosphamide 300 mg/m2 on day 1, 8, and 15, lenalidomide 25 mg on d 1-21 and prednisone 100 mg every other day in a 28-d cycle. Between November 2007 and June 2009, 32 patients were entered in cohorts of three at three dose levels. The median age was 64 years, 59% were male, with a median two prior regimens. Responding patients could stay on treatment until progression. The full-dose CPR regimen produced no dose-limiting toxicity and was delivered for a median of 16 months (3·5-65 months) with acceptable safety and tolerance. The overall response rate (≥ partial response) was 94% at a median follow up of 28 months. The median progression-free survival was 16·1 months [95% confidence interval (CI); 10·9-22·5 months], while the median overall survival was 27·6 months (95% CI; 16·8-36·6 months). Only the beta-2 microglobulin level at protocol entry correlated with a better survival (P = 0·047). These observations compare favourably with other 2- and 3- drug combinations for relapsed/refractory myeloma, and suggest that CPR should be evaluated further in the setting of relapsed/refractory disease, or in newly diagnosed patients.
https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.13100
Lenalidomide
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Reece, D. E., Masih-Khan, E., Atenafu, E. G., Jimenez-Zepeda, V. H., Anglin, P., Chen, C., Kukreti, V., Mikhael, J. R., & Trudel, S. (2015). Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. British journal of haematology, 168(1), 46-54. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.13100
Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. / Reece, Donna E.; Masih-Khan, Esther; Atenafu, Eshetu G. et al.
In: British journal of haematology, Vol. 168, No. 1, 01.01.2015, p. 46-54.
Reece, DE, Masih-Khan, E, Atenafu, EG, Jimenez-Zepeda, VH, Anglin, P, Chen, C, Kukreti, V, Mikhael, JR & Trudel, S 2015, 'Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma', British journal of haematology, vol. 168, no. 1, pp. 46-54. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.13100
Reece DE, Masih-Khan E, Atenafu EG, Jimenez-Zepeda VH, Anglin P, Chen C et al. Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. British journal of haematology. 2015 Jan 1;168(1):46-54. doi: 10.1111/bjh.13100
Reece, Donna E. ; Masih-Khan, Esther ; Atenafu, Eshetu G. et al. / Phase I-II trial of oral cyclophosphamide, prednisone and lenalidomide for the treatment of patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. In: British journal of haematology. 2015 ; Vol. 168, No. 1. pp. 46-54.
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Hydaticus arabicus är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Guignot 1951. Hydaticus arabicus ingår i släktet Hydaticus och familjen dykare. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.
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Soak the black rice overnight in cold water. Drain and place rice in a heatproof bowl and add ¾ cup of water and ¼ teaspoon of salt. Place the bowl in a larger pot (double boiler) with a lid and steam for up to an hour, or until rice is tender.
Mix together the coconut, sesame seeds, ½ teaspoon of salt, teriyaki sauce and 2 tbsp brown sugar together in a small bowl, then mix in with the cooked rice and serve.
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Mendoza, Argentina is best known for its charcoal-grilled meats and bustling wine industry. It's also home to the Universidad de Congreso, and one of API's amazing study abroad programs! Our Society, Development & Spanish Language program is a fantastic option for students who want a variety of classes and also want to hone in on their Spanish skills. In addition, this program includes internship opportunities, service-learning opportunities, AND an international excursion! You truly get the best of API's services and resources when you enroll in this program. Here's a little more about why we love it!
Several studies have shown that fully immersing yourself in a language is the best way to pick it up! The Society, Development & Spanish Language Program allows some students to take classes alongside Argentinian students. Classes are taught in both Spanish and English. Although a language course is required, this program is open to all levels of Spanish speakers. Students take a language placement test to learn more about the best course options for them.
In addition to Spanish, students have plenty of options when it comes to other coursework. Some of the classes offered include Latin American Studies, International Relations, Ecology, Creative Writing, Viticulture & Tourism, and more.
Students interested in more hands-on experience can choose to add an internship or volunteer opportunity to their program. Universidad de Congreso offers an internship course for students. In addition, students can volunteer in areas such as wildlife protection as well as helping at-risk youth. There are so many ways to get involved in Mendoza! API is here to help you find those opportunities and get signed up, if you so choose.
Because Mendoza is home to some of the world's most unique landscapes, this program is a truly fantastic option for anyone who likes nature! Our Resident Director, Rodrigo, takes students all over the area to see the best of Argentina's outdoors. These trips include a therapeutic visit to the Cacheuta Thermal Baths (where you can try mud therapy and soak in a natural sauna!), as well as a hiking trip to the nearby Andes Mountains.
While on this program, some students also choose to travel to beautiful Iguazu Falls. Opportunities for sightseeing outside of API excursions are abundant, and students in this program tend to be adventurous. It is easy to find people willing to take fun weekend trips!
International excursion included in program cost!
A big concern for most students and their families is the cost of studying abroad. API is committed to remaining affordable while also giving students the best experience possible. While other study abroad providers may expect students to pay more if they want to visit other countries, API includes an international excursion to Santiago, Chile in the program cost. This is a really memorable excursion that many past students have said is their favorite part of the Mendoza program. It includes tours of Santiago plus a day trip (and paddle boarding, if the weather permits!) in nearby Valparaiso; a stunning town next to the Pacific Ocean.
Students who enroll in our Mendoza program are also able to fully immerse themselves in Argentina's culture by living with a host family during the semester. The families provide 3 meals per day and laundry service. Also included is internet access.
There is truly no better way to learn Spanish than to spend time in a Spanish-speaking country with local families! Some of our alumni have formed lifelong friendships with their host families. If you're curious about what living with a host family is like, one of our current student bloggers has shared more of her experience.
Time is almost up to join us in Mendoza next semester! Applications are due December 1!
Want to learn more? Read more about our program or give us a call at 1-800-844-4124. We can't wait to hear from you & we hope to see you next semester!
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The original scan for this article is at: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn82015415/1909-08-11/ed-1/seq-7/.
Hawaiian Star, August 11, 1909, page 7:
SCHWERIN'S OBJECTIONS TO THE WIRELESS
SAN FRANCISCO, August 4.--Jack Binns, the Cockney wireless operator who stuck pluckily to his apparatus during the trying hours following the collision of the big ocean liners Republic and Florida in the Atlantic ocean last January, and thus is said to have saved the lives of 1600 passengers, is no hero, never was and never will be, according to R. P. Schwerin, vice-president and general manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
"The story that Binus operated his wireless machine by storage batteries is buncombe," declared Schwerin. "It requires the motors of a vessel to run the wireless telegraph; the motors require engines and the engines require steam. When the water struck the engine-room of the Republic the wireless machine was rendered useless and all the talk of Binns' heroic conduct was made out of whole cloth.
WILL NOT INSTALL WIRELESS.
In this wise Schwerin responds to the query:
"Will the Pacific Mail Steamship Company install wireless telegraph mechanisms upon its transpacific liners to safeguard the lives of passengers?"
The Pacific Mail vice-president declares with emphasis that wireless has not in any degree added to the safety of a single vessel, notwlthstanding the fact that reports of the extraordinary efficiency of this latest application of electrical energy are being published daily.
Schwerin does not know of a single wreck that has been averted through the use of wireless mechanisms, and is of the opinion that the installation of the apparatus upon ocean-going vessels is for commercial purposes only.
"The only effect the wireless had upon the Republic and Florida collision was to instill confidence in the passengers by bringing numerous steamships to the aid of the disabled vessels. It could not possibly have aided the Columbia, which went down a year ago. The Columbia was rammed by a steam schooner, and went down in eight minutes. In what way could the wireless have aided the passengers of that steamer? I do not know of a single instance in which the wireless has contributed to the safeguarding of any vessel.
"It is true that we have considered installing wireless machines on the transpacific steamships, but the manufacturers have been unable to provide us with suitable apparatus. The present type, which is capable of sending a message only 500 miles, or possibly 1000 miles at night, is of no use to us. The manufacturers now advise us that they will furnish a two and one-half kilowatt machine which will send a message 1500 miles, but we, as a matter of fact, are waiting until they perfect a machine suitable to our needs.
"If we were now to install wireless on our Pacific steamers it would be of no advantage to any one. There are stations here and at Hawaii. There is one in Japan which has only recently been opened to the use of merchant steamers and only for the receipt of messages of distress. There is no wireless station in China. Intercourse then naturally would be restricted to tho United States and the Hawaiian islands. On the Atlantic, where hundreds of business men are traveling in both directions and anxious to keep in touch with the stock markets and business conditions I consider the wireless important. But here our passengers are mostly in quest of health or of pleasure.
"On the Atlantic the wireless has been immensely popularized by the passengers, who find amusement in communicating with friends on nearby steamers. It is a fine amusement to wire back and forth from the steamers, and I think the bulk of the wireless business on the Atlantic comes from such intercourse. I fail to see that the wireless in any way protects a vessel from disaster.
"We don't care anything about reporting that our steamers are a few hundred miles out at sea or will arrive at a certain hour. They are run on railroad schedules, and their positions are determined with some degree of accuracy."
All of which is intended by General Manager Schwerin as an answer to an oft-repeated inquiry as to whether the big Pacific Mail liners will ever be equipped with wireless apparatus.
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Muscomorpha é uma infraordem de dípteros da subordem Brachycera que inclui um número alargado e muito diverso de insectos. O agrupamento inclui a maior parte das espécies pertencentes ao agrupamento Brachycera, e, por consequência, a maioria das moscas conhecidas, entre as quais a mosca-doméstica, as moscas-da-fruta e as varejeiras. Neste grupo, as antenas são curtas, geralmente tri-segmentadas, com uma arista dorsal.
Taxonomia
A infraordem Cyclorrapha inclui as seguintes superfamílias:
Secção Aschiza
Superfamília Platypezoidea
Superfamília Syrphoidea
Secção Schizophora
Subsecção Acalyptratae
Superfamília Conopoidea
Superfamília Tephritoidea
Superfamília Nerioidea
Superfamília Diopsoidea
Superfamília Sciomyzoidea
Superfamília Sphaeroceroidea
Superfamília Lauxanioidea
Superfamília Opomyzoidea
Superfamília Ephydroidea
Superfamília Carnoidea
Subsecção Calyptratae
Superfamília Muscoidea
Superfamília Oestroidea
Superfamília Hippoboscoidea
Ligações externas
The Tree of Life Web Project: Brachycera
Brachycera
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Documentary Review: All Hail the Founding Foodie — "Julia"
Posted on November 10, 2021 by Roger Moore
The first time Julia Child appeared on TV, it was on "Educational Television" in Boston in the 1960s. She was to plug her culture-shifting new cookbook, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." But what she was most concerned about was having something plugged in for her. She needed a hot plate, and the malnourished TV operation at WGBH wasn't sure they could provide one.
It was for a book talk program, after all. But she insisted, in that bizarre, fluty/fruity, patrician-accented voice, that it was simply a must.
And when she showed up, a lifelong member of the production crew there recalls, she made an omelet, live on the show. She brought the ingredients, her own pan and walked the program host and the viewing audience through the mesmerizing, mouth-watering process of how to make one perfectly.
"No one had an omelet pan in greater Boston," that crew member marvels. And if Boston, of all places, didn't, how many could there have been in all of America?
That's the country and culinary sophistication that Julia Child, ex-OSS agent-handler and office clerk, rare female graduate of Paris's famed Le Cordon Bleu cooking academy and new New Englander walked into on that set. A nation of tinfoil-covered TV dinners, SPAM hors d'oeuvres and "convenience" eaters was about to have its taste buds and its mind blown.
That culture shock is the great take-away from the fun and fascinating new documentary, "Julia." Here's a film, opening in a nation overrun with cooking shows and entire TV networks devoted to food and a whole section of society labeling itself "foodies." And bless her big, butter-basted heart, here's the woman changed it.
Interviewing friends and relatives, chefs from America and France and the World's Chef, Spanish-born José Andrés, professional acquaintances and TV cooks who followed her, "Julia" digs deeper into Child than the delightful, fictionalized "Julie & Julia" of a few years back, and captures a true pioneer in her element.
Yes, we see that first omelet on the primitive TV of the Kennedy "Camelot" era. We see the accidents, the improvising, the unflappable chattering on that made her "inimitable," until, well everyone from comedians to cooks to anybody you met on the street could offer a fair imitation of PBS's first superstar.
"Save the liver!"
Yes, she stumbled into the Dan Aykroyd "Saturday Night Live" sketch in the '70s, laughed, and proceeded to show it to dinner guests on video for years afterward, a bit of gory, affectionate mockery she wholly embraced.
The film starts with a bracing montage of Julia cooking-on-TV moments and quotes — "I find that if people are not very interested in food, I'm not very interested in them." — set to Jimi Hendrix's "Let Me Stand Next to Your Fire." It takes in her upper class upbringing in Pasadena, her Smith College education and the start of World War II.
That's where she jumped into government clerical work, and eventually made her way to the OSS, which would morph into the CIA. That's where she met and fell in love with her greatest influence, the dashing epicurean Paul Child — her tour guide to the finer things, her champion, her TV cue card writer and biggest fan.
Co-directors Betsy West and Julie Cohen are covering a lot of familiar ground in this Sony Classics/CNN Films production, so they make quick work of it. There was already a definitive PBS documentary, and "Julie & Julia" skipped through her life with no less than Meryl Streep putting everyone else's Julia Child impersonation to shame.
The co-directors of "RBG" come closest to breaking new ground in recalling Child's old fashioned, ignorant homophobia, something she (like Fred Rogers, as we saw in his documentary) abandoned the moment she learned better. But even Child's twilight years — bristling at the "farm to table" fuss of those who followed her, refusing to slow down or give up her various TV gigs, her battles with PBS, which took her for granted in ways they never did her fellow Founding Icon, Mister Rogers — have a triumphant air as showcased here.
Here was a "broad" with moxie, staying power and charisma. There would be no dimming of the light, just an ABC's "Good Morning, America" gig, endless chat show appearances and one last PBS series with Jacques Pepin as a victory lap for the Woman Who Changed Eating in America when no one thought that could be done.
Rating: PG-13 for brief strong language/sexual reference, and some thematic elements
Cast: Julia Child, José Andrés, Ina Garten, Danièle Mazet-Delpeuch, Jacques Pepin, Charles Gibson, Ruth Reichl
Credits: Directed by Julie Cohen and Betsy West. A Sony Pictures Classics release.
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Over the last decades, phytodepuration has been considered an efficient technology to treat wastewaters. The present study reports a bench scale depuration assay of swine wastewater using Lemna minor. The highest observed growth rate obtained in swine wastewater was 3.1 ± 0.3 gDW m−2 day−1 and the highest nitrogen and phosphorus uptake were 140 mg N m−2 day−1 and 3.47 mg P m−2 day−1, respectively. The chemical oxygen demand removal efficiency in the swine wastewater assay was 58.9 ± 2.0%. Furthermore, the biomass valorisation by anaerobic co-digestion with swine wastewater was assessed. Results showed a clear improvement in specific methane production rate (around 40%) when compared to mono-substrate anaerobic digestion. The highest methane specific production, 131.0 ± 0.8 mL CH4 g−1 chemical oxygen demand, was obtained with a mixture containing 100 g of duckweed per liter of pre-treated swine wastewater. The water-nutrients-energy nexus approach showed to be promising for swine waste management.
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If you do not have the Khan Academy as one of your favorites in you browser, you will do yourself a real service by checking it out and adding it. Founded by a Salman Khan, a former hedge fund analyst, the Khan Academy is a non-profit online school dedicated to providing free education to anyone in the world. Mr. Khan and his team provide thousands of teaching videos and exercises to test knowledge. They have also developed tools that allow both teachers and students to learn smarter and get immediate feedback in order to track their progress through their coursework. The Khan Academy is accessible to all ages, levels of education, and areas of interest.
I mention the Khan Academy now because there are now available videos about American civics that cover topics such as taxes, Medicare, debts and deficits, etc. Included under the American civics tab are two videos about government pensions that many readers may find interesting. Hopefully, they will continue to add more and get into more advanced topics of pension accounting and actuarial science.
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We asked sewing industry professionals to give us their reflections on 2015 and predictions for the year ahead. So far we've heard from Sara Lawson of Sew Sweetness and Mandy Leins of Mandalei Quilts. Next up is Jenny Rushmore of Cashmerette and Cashmerette Patterns, co-founder of the Curvy Sewing Collective. Jenny's new Cashmerette Patterns are the first line specifically designed for curves, in sizes 12 – 28, and cup sizes C – H.
Jenny: This was the year of people trying traditionally "difficult" garment sewing. Particular stand-outs were the popularity of the Closet Case Files Ginger Jeans— I live in mine!– and the rise of bra-making, spurred on by the fantastic modern bra designs of Orange Lingerie.
Jenny: I absolutely love listening to podcasts, and always have one on when I'm sewing. This year, I've been listening to even more sewing podcasts. In particular, I love the new Seamwork Radio podcast from Colette Patterns (I was the first guest!) and Abby Glassenberg's While She Naps podcast.
SMS: Who do you think are rising stars in the industry?
Jenny: I'm continually impressed by the new independent pattern designers, like Kelli Ward of True Bias and Heather Lou of Closet Case Files. They're filling niches that were previously under-served in the sewing community and sparking a lot of love!
SMS: What did you do this year that you're most proud of?
Jenny: I launched my own pattern company, Cashmerette Patterns! For years I've been dreaming of patterns that would fit and suit my curvy body, and to not have to do endless adjustments any more. I decided that maybe I was the person to do something about it, and now I have a line of patterns that are designed for curves, in sizes 12 – 28, and cup sizes C – H. Say goodbye to Full Bust Adjustments!
SMS: What can we expect from you in 2016? Any big projects, life changes or goals you can share?
Jenny: I'm looking forward to launching more curve-friendly patterns and figuring out other ways I can help women learn to be more confident through sewing.
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Spanish village
Watch the video >
The Poble Espanyol
Built for the 1929 International Exhibition, the spanish village (Poble Espanyol) was created from the desire to concentrate the soul of Spain in a single space. Today most of its constructions remain intact and are scale reproductions of buildings, squares and streets of different regions of Spain. Strolling through Poble Espanyol you'll discover not only buildings, but also artisans you can watch live as they work, as well as viewing pieces of contemporary art by universal figures like Dalí, Picasso, Miró o Guinovart. And don't miss the new Feeling Spain audiovisual installations, which will take you on a virtual trip through the geography and the most authentic traditions of Spanish culture.
With a varied programme of events for the family and adult public, and shops, workshops, bars and restaurants open every day, Poble Espanyol is packed with life 365 days a year. Family activities, shows, music, cuisine...Poble Espanyol has everything you need to enjoy, on your own or in company, a day in the open air in unbeatable surroundings, without leaving Barcelona.
Spanish village (Poble Espanyol de Barcelona) in numbers
full scale buildings
visitors a year
points of cutting-edge technology
Its creators visited 1,600 towns and villages of the Iberian Peninsula and Southern Portugal to choose the buildings to be represented at Poble Espanyol?
It was intended that Poble Espanyol would be demolished when the 1929 International Exhibition was over, but it continued to function thanks to its great success and the good critical reviews it got?
Some scenes from Perfume – The story of a murderer, directed by Tom Tykwer and based on the book of the same name by Patrick Süskind, were filmed in Poble Espanyol?
According to Michael Eisner, president of Walt Disney from 1984 to 2005, Poble Espanyol inspired the Disney theme parks?
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Huawei Y5 es un teléfono inteligente de la compañía de telecomunicaciones china Huawei. El lanzamiento del teléfono inteligente funcionó bajo el control del sistema operativo de Google Android 5.1 Lollipop. El dispositivo ha sido equipado con comunicación 4G LTE. El teléfono inteligente tiene un chipset Qualcomm MSM8909 Snapdragon 210, un procesador de cuatro núcleos, (cada núcleo funciona a una frecuencia de 1,1 Ghz), y el chip de gráficos Adreno 306 la batería reemplazable de polímero de litio tiene una capacidad de 2000 mAh. Además el Huawei Y5 tiene un acelerómetro incorporado. Esta equipado con dispositivo de lector de tarjetas de memoria microSD. El teléfono tiene una pantalla táctil de TFT LCD capacitiva con una diagonal de 4,5 y una resolución de 480 x 854 píxeles.
Enlaces externos
Teléfonos inteligentes
Teléfonos móviles Huawei
Teléfonos móviles introducidos en 2015
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Соколско друштво Крагујевац је спортско друштво витешког карактера основано 1907. године у Крагујевцу.
Соколски покрет је покрет спортског карактера са идеолошком суштином, настао у Чешкој, одакле се проширио на друге словенске територије.
Историјат
Гимнастичка друштва
Поклоници гимнастике у Крагујевцу 27. марта 1894. године оснивају Гимнастичко друштво Душан Силни, а 1905. године оснива се, на предлог угледних градских првака, Крагујевачко друштво за гимнастику.
Крајем 1907. године на јавном часу, које је приредило Крагујевачко друштво за гимнастику, учествовали су и вежбачи Београдског сокола, што је убрзало прихватање соколске идеје у Крагујевцу.
Крагујевачки Соко
На ванредној скупштини Друштво мења име у Соко. Први председник новог Друштва био је дотадашњи председник Крагујевачког друштва за гимнастику, Коста Сретеновић, професор Гимназије, а први начелник Живан Маџаревић, учитељ гимнастике. Друштво је вежбало у једној великој шупи без таванице, а лети на пољани.
Када је Коста Сретеновић прешао у Београд, 1909. године, на месту председника заменио га је капетан Михаило Мика Ковачевић, под чијим вођством Друштво постиже значајне резултате. Први сарадници били су му: генерал Миленко Варјачић, секретар суда Ђорђе Ђура Брзаковић, професор Михаило Лукић, учитељ Михаило Катић и професорка Зорица Дединац Ковачевић. Спортски рад са чланством био је на завидном нивоу а број чланова је растао. Капетан Ковачевић је и личним примером утицао на чланство, не само да предано вежбају, већ и да се у приватном животу владају соколски. Активна је била и његова супруга Зорка, чиме се указивало на потребу еманципације жена и њиховог укључивања у друштвени живот. Упоредо са пропагандом међу школском омладином, вршена је и пропаганда соколства међу женама - упис у Женски одбор. Током 1909. године Крагујевац постаје водећи град у витешким и националним манифестацијама. На крају 1910. године број чланова Друштва износио је: 155 чланова изнад 18 година, 82 вежбача, 26 подмладак вежбача од 14-18 година, 75 дечака од 7-14 година и 9 чланова стручног одбора.
Дана 26. фебруара 1912. године у Београду, на Другој редовној скупштини предводничких одбора, за надзорника Шумадијске дивизије са седиштем у Крагујевцу изабран је начелник Соколског друштва у Крагујевцу, Јан Свобода, наставник гимнасике у Гимназији.
Од септембра 1912. до децембра 1913. године, за време Балканских ратова, Друштво није радило. Скоро сви чланови управе и велики број старијих чланова вежбача имали су ратни распоред.
Дана 2. марта 1914. године у Крагујевцу је одржана скупштина Савеза Соколских друштава Душан Силни. Због надахнутог патриотског говора, председник Крагујевачког соколског друштва, Михајло Ковачевић, је, након Сарајевског атентата, проглашен непријатељем Аустроугарске монархије. Он и Соколско друштво Крагујевац поменути су у меморандуму Бечке владе, у коме се за Сарајевски атентат окривљује Краљевина Србија. Поред њега окосницу тадашње управе чинила су и три официра који су били чланови организације Уједињење или смрт (Црна рука). За време Првог светског рата рад Друштва је био забрањен.
После Првог светског рата рад Друштво је обновљен.
1929. године при Друштву су основана два одсека: позоришни и музички. Друштво је имало и своју књижницу.
Дана 15. јуна 1930. године формиран је коњички одсек, а 16. отобра исте године основана је мачевалачка секција. На Божић 1931. године при Друштву је основано Лутково позориште.
Соколско друштво Крагујевац-Матица
1932. године Друштво је мења име у Соколско друштво Крагујевац – Матица, јер се из њега издвојило Соколско друштво Крагујевац I. Старешине Соколско друштво Крагујевац – Матица били су: професори Стеван Нешић и Стеван Јовановић, судије Ђура Брзаковић и Драгутин Димитријевић Гуне и адвокат Драгољуб Миловановић Бена.
На Видовдан 1932. године Друштво је обележило двадесетпетогодишњицу рада великом прославом.
Напад Немачке на Краљвину Југославију означио је крај легалног деловања Соколске организације. 21. октобра 1941. године у Шумарицама, међу осталим Крагујевчанима, стрељани су и старешине Соколске жупе професор Милоје Павловић и Соколског друштва Крагујевац – Матица, Драгољуб Миловановић Бена.
Током Другог светског рата чанови Друштва прикључују се антифашистичким покретима отпора, Југословенској војсци у отаџбини и партизанима.
Приступање Равногорском покрету утицало је да након рата рад Друштва буде онемогућен.
Соколско друштво Крагујевац I
Соколско друштво Крагујевац I основано је 1932. године издвајањем из Соколског друштва Крагијевац.
Деловало је у насељу Радничка колонија.
Старешине су били: Милан Јовановић, генерал Божин Хаџи-Илић и учитељ Петар Јевђевић. И Соколско друштво Крагујевац I имало је у позоришни одсек и музичку секцију.
Шумадијска соколска жупа
Дана 16. јануара 1921. године формирана је Шумадијска соколска жупа са седиштем у Крагујевцу. 1929. године Шумадијска соколска жупа мења име у Соколска жупа Крагујевац. 1940. године у свом саставу имала је 21 друштво и 94 сеоске соколске чете.
Срарешине су били Стеван Нешић, Милоје Павловић и Стева Јовановић.
Шумадијска соколска жупа учествовала је на међународним соколским слетовима у Прагу 1926, 1932. и 1938. године и у Софији 1936. и 1939. године.
Данас
Године 1996, 55 година, на иницијативу Јевђе Јевђовића, из породице Јевђовић која је дала више истакнутих чланова Друштва, обновљен је рад Соколског друштва Крагујевац – Матица. Као правни следбеник Соколског друштва Душан Силни и Соколског друштва Крагујевац – Матица, 1999. године Друштво је званично регистровано у Министарству за омладину и спорт. Члан је Савеза Српски соко а обновљена је сарадња са чешким, словачким, руским, лужичкосрпским, словеначким Соколима. Најстарији члан тада обновљеног Друштва био је Танасије Ташко Голић, један од носилаца олимпијске бакље за Олимпијаду у Берлину 1936. године, који је пред Други светски рат био начелник Соколског друштва Крагујевац-Матица.
Слетови и манифестације
Дана 24. јуна/7. јула 1909. године јавни час у Београду, у оквиру припрема V Свесловенски Јуначко – Соколски слет.
На Видовдан 1910. године. крагујевачко Друштво са београдским и пиротским представљало је Краљевину Србију на V Српском слету у сремској Раваници
Дана 26. јуна 1910. године V слет Бугарских јунака и Словенских сокола у Софији
Дана 5. септембра 1910. године прослава стогодишњице Варваринске битке
Године 1911. Други свесоколски слет у Загребу. Дана 3. децембра. 1911. године одржано је Прво Соколско академско вече у просторијама Прве крагујевачке пивнце. Јавни час у Јагодини је одржан 3. и 4. јуна 1912. године.
Године 1912. VI Свесловенски слет у Прагу – такмичарско одељење Крагујевачких сокола освојило је прво место у категорији гимнастичка врста.
Године 1921. слет у Осијеку
Године 1922. слет у Љубљани
Године 1930. у Београду
Соколски домови
Акција за изградњу Соколског дома у Крагујевцу започела је пре Балканских ратова. Дом је завршен 1925. године (зграда данашњег Књажевско-српског театра).
Други Соколски дом, данашња Соколана, подигнут је 1929. године као друштвени дом у новоизграђеном насељу Радничка колонија, највећем плански изграђеном насељу у држави, по угледу на немачка и енглеска насеља Евидентиран је као културно добро и под заштитом је Завода за заштиту споменика. Користило га је Соколско друштво Крагујевац I.
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Kratka istorija Sokolskog pokreta
СОКОЛСКА ДРУШТВА
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Крагујевац
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The Atlantis Project consists of two prospecting permits covering 31,778 hectares on the east half of NTS Sheet 66H14. The property covers 21 square kilometres of highly prospective Archean mafic volcanic rocks which were first identified on Geological Survey of Canada maps published in 2002. The property is 55 km north-northwest of Agnico Eagle's Amaruq Deposit, currently being prepared for production. Amaruq in turn is 54 km north-northwest of the Third Portage and Vault Deposits.
The Meadowbank and Vault Deposits at the Meadowbank Mine are hosted in a mixed succession of Archean metavolcanics and metasedimentary rocks whereas the Amaruq Deposit is hosted in Archean mafic and ultramafic rocks. For the complex as a whole, Agnico Eagle declared Proven and Probable Reserves as of December 31, 2017 of 24.771 Mt @ 3.40 g/t Aui. In the early 1990's, Comaplex Resources Ltd. discovered by prospecting the showings which became the Meadowbank, Vault and Amaruq Deposits. The volcanic outlier covered by the Atlantis Project was unknown at that time, appearing on a geological map in 2002 (Geological Survey of Canada Open File 4236). Nunavut Mining Recorder records show that the Atlantis Project area was on the eastern edge of a large block of prospecting permits granted to Uranium North from 2011 to 2013; no exploration appears to have been conducted in the immediate project area. Silver Range considers the Atlantis Project to be highly prospective to host economic gold mineralization given the proximity of the project to the Meadowbank Mine Complex and the fact that the target is underlain by the same rock types hosting the Amaruq Deposit.
Silver Range intends to conduct preliminary prospecting, mapping and sampling at Atlantis during the coming summer exploration season.
i Paquin Bilodeau, D. et al (2018) Technical Report on the Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves at Meadowbank Gold Complex including the Amaruq Satellite Mine Development, Nunavut, Canada as at December 31, 2017. NI 43-101 Report prepared for Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd.
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A Guatemalan circus worker's life has forever been changed. And not in a good way. Earlier this month, Cipriano Alvarez - a 55-year-old man in charge of feeding 13 circus tigers - was nearly mauled to death.
While sticking his arms in the tiger enclosure to change the water, the animals attacked ripping off both of his arms before he could be rescued. Unfortunately, his arms were unable to be reattached.
Mr. Alvarez took the job in order to earn some money to feed his family and now he may never be able to work again.
This is just another example of how dangerous things can get when you put wild animals like tigers and people in close proximity. Last year a woman in the UK and a man in China both lost their lives after being attacked by tigers at a zoo. And tigers are routinely shot down after escaping their enclosures.
The circus animals were being held in a Guatemala before they found a permanent home in Belize. If the circus had been in performing in Guatemala, it would have been illegal, that's because that nation, along with three other Central American countries including, Costa Rica, Panama, and El Salvador prohibit using wild animals in circuses. Their officials know that using animals in entertainment is not only cruel but dangerous, as Mr. Alvarez's story proves.
Yet, Belize is one of the few countries in the region that still doesn't have a national ban against using animals in entertainment. But that can change.
Belizean officials should not allow this circus or any other to perform inside their borders. Please sign the petition and encourage the Government of Belize to ban wild animal performances in circuses and any other type of entertainment.
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Our experienced team of physiotherapists in Newmarket & St Heliers will spend the time to ensure a correct initial diagnosis then provide the education needed to aid recovery.
Stu Ross
Stu completed his Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2002 and Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2012. Stu is the owner of Refine Health. He has been behind the wheel here for the past 8 years helping things run smoothly!
He worked as physiotherapist for New Zealand Mens Hockey and Takapuna Premiere Rugby. He then spent five years working as a physiotherapist in London, which included a position at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club as the Academy physiotherapist. After this, he was a senior physiotherapist for Her Majesty's Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (Headley Court), rehabilitating defence force personel returning from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Nick Ewart
Nick qualified as a Physiotherapist here in Auckland before travelling to the University of Alberta in Canada where he gained his Masters degree, majoring in Sports Physiotherapy. He has since worked in private practice for over 20 years, and has also worked with a number of sports teams and organisations including the Auckland Cricket Team, the Auckland Rugby Union, New Zealand Cricket and the Ponsonby Rugby Club.
Nick has a hands-on approach when his treating his patients, and has a particular interest in assisting his patients with gym-based strengthening and rehabilitation as they recover from their injury and return to full fitness. In his spare time Nick is a keen golfer, and exercises regularly at the Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre.
Will Simpson
Originally from Wellington, Will completed his training at the University of Otago and graduated in 2013. He has a strong interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and biomechanical optimization, helping clients to not only recover but improve in their chosen field.
Will has a sporting history in football and track and field, competing both at a national and international level. Recently he has completed his SSI SCUBA divemaster training in Thailand while travelling around South East Asia in 2017.
Pauline Thorp
Pauline completed her BHSc physiotherapy degree in 2002 with a post graduate diploma in Acupuncture. She has worked in a range of Musculoskeltal physiotherapy clinics throughout the years and has a special interest in Clinical Pilates to help her clients reach their full potential.
Pauline has a 'hands on' approach to treating her clients, with a combination of soft tissue techniques, mobilisation, strength and conditioning, and accupuncture to help them on their path to injury recovery. Pauline is an ex competitive swimmer, and over the past few years has competed at a national age group level in triathlon, Half Ironman and offroad adventure running races including the Tarawera 50km ultra.
Kate Birks
Kate completed her Physiotherapy training at The University of Nottingham in the UK and graduated in 2012. She has worked in private practices in the UK and with professionals and local sports clubs. Kate moved over to NZ in 2015 where she continued her passion for physio.
She uses a 'hands on' approach combined with acupuncture, mobilisation techniques and strength & conditioning to achieve optimal results. Kate is trained in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and Y Balance Test which are specialised assessments aimed at identifying dysfunctional movement patterns. Kate has competed at National Level for athletics and enjoys snowboarding, crossfit, netball & the gym. Kate has run 2 marathons and competed at the Masters Games for swimming.
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Mehrangarh Fort
Mehrangarh Fort is an ancient royal fort with a splendid architecture and a diverse history. Located in the city of Jodhpur , it is one of Rajasthan's most magnificent royal forts, and covers a total area of 1200 acres.
The fort complex is located on a hilltop which is about 122 metres above the ground level.
Mehrangarh fort was built by a Rajput ruler called Rao Jodha in the year 1459 AD.
Architecture/Structure
Mehrangarh fort is spread over an area of 5 km or 1200 acres. It is built on a hill that is 125 m high and lies on the outskirts of Jodhpur city.
This fort has a total of seven gates, each of which were built by different rulers. Its complex consists of various palaces, a museum, and some temple quarters.
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Moti Mahal ("The Palace of Pearls")
Phool Mahal ("The Palace of Flowers")
Zenana Dude
Takht Vilas
Sheesh Mahal ("The Palace of Mirrors")
Janki Mahal
The museum inside the fort exhibits a rich collection of palanquins, musical instruments, royal cradles, costumes, arms, furniture and paintings belonging to the family of rulers who lived here through the years.
The main temples inside this fort are - Chamundi Devi Mandir (dedicated to the famous Hindu Goddess Durga) and Nagnechiaji Mandir (dedicated to a Hindu Goddess called Kuldevi).
The exterior of the fort is beautiful and spacious and offers a stunning panoramic view of the city of Jodhpur which, with its blue buildings appears like a lovely blue carpet laid at the foot of the hill.
Additional Information for Visitors
Mehrangarh Fort is open to visitors between 9 AM and 5.30 PM every day, on all days of the week.
An entry fee of INR 100 per head is applicable for every Indian national (adult) visitor to this place, INR 50 for senior citizens and military personnel (Indian) and for foreigners (adult), the entrance fee applicable is INR 500 per head. Additional fees are applicable for camera (INR 100), video camera (INR 200), tour escort (INR 120) and audio guide (INR 120 - 180).
Jodhpur is well connected to cities across India, and is also in close proximity to Jaipur which is connected to other parts of the world. The city can be reached by air, rail or road.
By air – Mehrangarh Fort is around 9.5 kms away from Jodhpur's domestic airport. Visitors can reach this airport or the nearest international airport at Jaipur from any part of India or the world, and can hire a cab, bus or autorickshaw from here to reach - within - hour.
By rail – The nearest railway station to Mehrangarh Fort is the Jodhpur Junction railway station which is 6 kms away. This can be reached from any city in India easily, and visitors can hire cab, bus or autorickshaw from here to reach the fort.
By road – People can also travel to Jodhpur by road on bus, auto-rickshaw or cabs from nearby cities from neighbouring regions.
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Jordan with his sister Ellie, seven, and mum Angela.
A former Dundee United player who twice battled cancer is set to take part in a fund raising trek in memory of a friend.
Jordan Moore, 22, was diagnosed with skin cancer at the age of just 19, limiting his playing time.
He battled the disease during his time at Tannadice, having signed up to play for the Arabs in his teens.
The club made the decision to release him in December two years ago after he had struggled to make an impact on the first team following his illness in 2014.
He previously told the Tele he was now "concentrating on helping people".
Now, he is set to take part in a charity event on Wednesday, where — along with friends — he will trek along the West Highland Way and round off the endeavour with a climb up Ben Nevis.
The event, which will raise money for two charities — Teenage Cancer Trust and Cardiac Risk in the Young — is the brainchild of Jordan and is in honour of friend Phil O'Donnell.
Speaking to the Tele, Jordan said: "I just want to help out and give back, after all the help and support I received.
"Also, if we can create more awareness and get people to talk about it more, it will really help all the people affected by it — young people like me, who are diagnosed, need some help.
"We start on Wednesday. Jackie McNamara, Simon Donnelly and Darren Jackson are all on board.
"They also played with Phil as part of the team that stopped Rangers winning 10 in a row.
"I've done a bit of training, so I'm really looking forward to it — we intend to run most of the West Highland Way.
Last year, Jordan revealed to the Tele he had decided to hang up his boots and spoke of his fight.
He said: "Football has been my whole life, so moving on from that now is incredibly tough.
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Jimmy Sheirgill's Your Honor is one of the best OTT shows around
'Yahan par kpyi bhi farishta nahi hai' (No one is an angel out here)
When Jimmy Sheirgill mouths this line somewhere in the middle of this well crafted 12 episode crime series currently streaming on Sony LIV, as a viewer you nod in approval. After all, as a 50 something judge who is peaking his career and is gearing up for that big seat there in the high court, he is not just believable but also righteous. However, all the value system starts crumbling down soon enough when his only son in the late teens [Pulkit Makol] ends up finding himself in a hit-n-run case.
A number of players get involved. A CRPF officer [Varun Badola] who is carrying an emotional debt, a senior cop [Mita Vashisht] who is honest to the core but then doesn't mind bending for a larger cause, an insider gangster on the rise [Kunj Anand] who is more of a businessman than a criminal, a rustic outsider gangster [Yashpal Sharma] who doesn't allow his inferiority complex to come in the way of his big game-plan, an upstart lawyer [Parul Gulati] who wants to do everything as per the book and a granny [Suhasini Mulay] who has 'insaaf' in her blood.
Well, with so many characters coming together, Your Honor – with a unique Ludhiana setting where Sikh as well as UP 'bhaiyaa' ganglords collide on a daily basis – is a thrilling drama with ample twists and turns galore. What starts off as a possible father-son tale with former trying to safeguard the interests of the latter turns out to be a far layered drama that one could have envisaged. In fact this is the best part of this E Niwas directed series, adapted from Israeli series Kvodo, as there are no predictable moments with the guessing game constantly on.
What is particularly exciting is to see the supremely cold and manipulative, yet calculative and intelligent character brought to screen by Jimmy. He plays it subtle, which is a far cry from the character that he played in Rangbaaz Phir Se, raises his volume may be just twice in the series, and quietly goes about getting the job done. Of course, a lot of it is also due to the manner in which everything is written on paper. However, to bring it all on camera is a different ballgame altogether and this is where Jimmy brings to fore his experience of around 25 years.
This is one of the major reasons why Your Honor stays on to be a cat and mouse game as Jimmy keeps spinning a web of lies and deceit in practically every episode. So whether it is Varun, his wife [Richa Pallod], Mita, Parul, Suhasini, Kunj or even other supportive characters played by Bikramjeet Kanwarpal [a rival judge] – just about no one is spared from the games he plays.
Meanwhile, it's the game played by director E Niwas with the sequence of events that he has to hid disposal as well as the master twist that he brings towards the end that makes Your Honor super exciting from start to finish. Yes, for those used to witnessing the setting of a series in a Delhi or a Mumbai, a Ludhiana set up may seem a bit distant. Also, the manner in which Puklit's guilt keeps taking a toll on him every now and then seems way too stretched as well. Ditto about his interactions with his granny as well as the sports teacher [Taniya Kalra].
Moreover, as is the situation currently, no series can perhaps be made without liberal dose of cuss words and that's the case here as well. That said, it is still justified due to the crime setting. Thankfully though, there is zero nudity in the series, which is some mercy. The dialogues though are just right for the core plot of Your Honor and you particularly like the interrogation scenes, as well as the procedures followed with the nitty-gritty of the law explained well to the audiences and that too in s subtle way instead of being forcefully fed.
This is also the key mainstay of Your Honor, which is that nothing is really forcefully fed to the audience. It all flows organically and though the middle portions of the series could have been a bit tighter, the performances (especially by Jimmy Sheirgill and Mita Vashisht) as well as the heart-stopping twist in the climax more than makes up for it all.
One of the best OTT shows that is currently streaming today, Your Honor is Jimmy Sheirgill's own Drishyam.
Rating: ***1/2
#YourHonor #OTT #JimmySheirgill
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On May 1, 2009 vertigo systems GmbH joined METRO Group's Future Store Initiative and complements the activities of 85 companies with interactive innovations in retail technology and POS media.
›innovations already in use‹ is the slogan of METRO Group's recently launched hypermarket of the future in Tönisvorst in Northern Germany. We are part of it: vertigo systems contributed the interactive kid's table packed with entertaining casual games for the youngest guests. Side effect included: kids are fascinated by the multiplayer games - whereas grown-ups enjoy a relaxed shopping experience.
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Chelsea star asks for revenge after FA Cup final defeat
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Chelsea were beaten 1-0 by Leicester City in the final of the FA Cup, as the Blues were handed their second defeat in a row.
A second half strike from Youri Tielemans was enough for the Foxes to win the game, as VAR cancelled out a late Ben Chilwell's strike.
Speaking after the game Chelsea skipper Cesar Azpilicueta admitted that the team was disappointed in the defeat.
The Chelsea skipper also revealed that the Blues must return to winning ways, starting with Tuesday's Premier League clash against Leicester City.
Azpilicueta said: "It's hard to take but in less than three days we are back and playing again, so we have to recover and go for it.
"Tuesday is a massive game for our Champions League qualification. We are in a position where everything is in our hands and now is the moment, the last week of the Premier League.
"We want to be in the top four and qualify for the Champions League and we have to show it on the pitch."
Meanwhile, Leicester City defender Daniel Amartey drew the wrath of the Blues fans when he threw away the Chelsea pennant during the Foxes celebration after beating Chelsea.
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Drop in degree holders won't help S.D.'s attainment goal
Megan Raposa
[email protected]
It's been almost a year since the South Dakota Board of Regents set a high bar for the state's young workforce.
The regents last October decided on a goal of seeing two-thirds of under-35 workers with some type of post-secondary credential or college degree. That goal has also been adopted by the state Department of Education, Gov. Dennis Daugaard and the South Dakota Workforce Development Council.
Since then, the state's public school enrollment remained flat, and newly released census data shows the number of four-year degree holders in state's largest city has actually declined.
The 2015 American Community Survey shows a slight dip in the number of Sioux Falls residents with a bachelor's degree or higher, following three years of consistent (though narrow) increases.
RELATED: Do you need a college degree to succeed in S.D.?
It's not a significant dip—33 percent to 32.1 percent—but it's far from a step in the right direction for a state focused on seeing more degrees, not fewer.
The number of Sioux Falls residents with either some college but no degree, or an associate degree increased by about 1 percent, keeping level the number of people with some post-high school schooling.
But can the state really reach its educational attainment goal with incremental growth?
The goal is ambitious to start with, considering fewer than 4 in 10 South Dakota workers currently have an associate degree or higher.
That aside, if the state really wants to forge onward along the path to more degrees before 2025, it's going to need more than 1 percent increases (or, in the case of public university enrollment, 0.25 percent increases).
Follow education watchdog reporter Megan Raposa on Twitter @mlraposa and subscribe to The Highlighter, an education newsletter for parents.
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I'm so glad to see the IIA recognise Pat Phelan as the tech titan he is, by awarding him Overall Netvisionary prize for 2008. No one deserves it more than Pat. As well as being a complete telecoms rockstar, his hardworking ethic underpins every part of his business. He's invested so much time, effort and ideas into other businesses. Helping them out, giving advice. Generosity SV-style.
For the rest of us that couldn't make it to tonight's expensive IIA Netvisionary awards show, the real place to watch out for winners live was Twitter. Between the IIA and Pat we were kept bang up to date until this, of course!
Huge congrats to all of the winners, especially to Marie Boran of Silicon Republic, Marcus MacInnes of Pixie, double winner Michele Neylon and Johnny Beirne of DownloadMusic.ie.
Brilliant! Twitter really is a fantastic resource for finding things like this out. Well done to everyone – I'm looking forward to seeing the photos!
very well deserved by all the winners – especially my twitter buddies!
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Bell Schedule – SY22-23
"It is not only one person's work, it's really a partnership and collaboration during all these years."
- Christo
About Duke Ellington School of the Arts Project (DESAP)
In 1999, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The George Washington University, and The Ellington Fund, formalized their long-time collaboration into the Duke Ellington School of the Arts Project (DESAP), a non-profit organization. Shortly thereafter, in recognition of the leading role in arts education that Duke Ellington School of the Arts (Ellington) has traditionally played and the importance of a fully integrated academic and arts curriculum, DC Public Schools (DCPS) entered into an agreement with DESAP. This agreement determined that it was in the best interests of DCPS, Ellington's students, and the community served by Ellington for DESAP to manage and operate Ellington in a unique partnership with DCPS. Today, the goal of DESAP continues to be providing high school students with an educational experience that includes college preparatory academics, pre-professional artistic training, and access to the cultural and intellectual resources of the District of Columbia.
The DESAP Board of Directors consists of representatives from each of the three partners, the school, and the Ellington Community (i.e., current parents or alumni). Ex officio members include the DCPS Superintendent, the SHADE President, and Ellington's Principal. See the Board of Directors roster and descriptions of the partners below.
DESAP Board of Directors
Amber Golden, President
Ari Q. Fitzgerald, Esq., Vice President | Ellington Fund
Gregory Squires, Esq., Treasurer | George Washington University
Kay Twomey, Secretary
Aristide J. Collins, Jr., George Washington University Representative
Robin Y. Harris, Ellington Representative (faculty and alumni)
Jeanette S. McCune, Kennedy Center Representative
Stephanie Phillips, Esq., Ellington Fund Representative
Kym Rice, Ph.D., George Washington University Representative
Edrick D. Rhodes, Kennedy Center Representative
Maxine H. Stone, Ellington Representative
Sylvia Davis White, Ellington Fund Representative
Sandi M. Logan, Principal & Head of School
Amber Golden, SHADE Parent Group President
DESAP Partner Organizations
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