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[ null, "The sales figure was generated from Saturday’s first day of recreational marijuana sales to Tuesday. The tax rate for recreational pot is 33 to 38 percent, depending on local regulations, with all state and local taxes included.\n\n“We had a higher demand than everybody initially thought,” dispensary association director Riana Durrett said. “It shows this market really exists.”\n\nThousands of marijuana shoppers took to dispensaries over the weekend, forming lines as long as three hours for their chance to legally purchase the plant. Nevadans passed Ballot Question 2 in November, legalizing the use and possession of up to one ounce of marijuana flower or up to one-eighth ounce of concentrates. Legislation allowing sales of the plant at medically licensed dispensaries was finalized in late May.\n\nNevada was one of four states to legalize recreational use of the plant in November’s election. In addition, four other states allow recreational pot sales." ]
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[ null, "Martin Weiss has been serving as CEO of the Burda Group since January 1st, 2022. He became a member of Hubert Burda Media in 2015 when he took over responsibilities for the group’s international business from former CEO Paul-Bernhard Kallen. In his position, Martin Weiss directed BurdaInternational which bundles the worldwide activities of Hubert Burda Media in 16 countries, BurdaPrincipal Investments, the company’s growth capital arm that supports fast-growing digital companies in the technology and media industry (e.g. Vinted, Skillshare, Notonthehighstreet, Carsome, Bloom&Wild) and Burda’s central M&A department. In addition, Martin Weiss serves as Chairman of the Board of New Work SE (NWO:FRA).\n\nPrior to joining Hubert Burda Media, Martin Weiss was a member of the executive team at international telecommunications and media company Millicom (NASDAQ:TIGO). There, he was in charge of the expansion and transformation of the company’s digital activities in Latin America, the US and Africa. He was also founder and partner of the strategy consulting firm Solon, heading its London office between 2008 and 2013." ]
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[ "A world without the West\n\nLearning to live 'without' the free world", null, "Does the West still exist? Most American politicians, journalists, and policy intellectuals seem to think so, or at least they pretend to.\n\nBut what if, like the Baltimore Catechism and St. Joseph Missal of my boyhood, the West has surreptitiously vanished, without anyone taking much notice of its disappearance?\n\nAs with the old church of incense, ritual, and mystery, we can argue about whether what has replaced it represents progress, but there's no point in pretending that what once was still is. It's not.\n\nSome place names all but quiver with historical resonance: Athens, Rome, Jerusalem, and not least of all, America. Yet during the second half of the twentieth century, the West merited a place on that roster.\n\nIn its heyday, the West—used more or less interchangeably with the phrase \"free world\"—was much more than a conglomeration of countries.\n\nThe term itself conjured up a multiplicity of images: peoples sharing a devotion to freedom and democracy; nations mustering the political and cultural cohesion to stand firm in a common cause; sacrifice and steadfastness in the face of evil.\n\nThe West was Rick and Ilsa, Winston and Franklin, Jack and Ron at the Berlin Wall. It was Greer Garson as Mrs. Miniver and Tom Hanks as army ranger Captain John Miller.\n\nFor several decades after 1945, the West imparted legitimacy to U.S. claims of global leadership. Nations said to make up the West endorsed, or played along with, the notion that the United States was exceptional and indispensable. Endlessly reiterated in stump speeches and newspaper editorials, this proposition came to seem self-evidently true—or at least expedient.\n\nToday, it is neither. Seven decades after World War II and three decades after the end of the Cold War, to pretend that something called the West, taking its cues from Washington, continues to play an organizing role in international politics is to indulge in a vast self-deception.\n\nThe collapse of the Soviet Empire at the end of the 1980s robbed the West of its principal geopolitical rationale.\n\nNominally, Western unity derived from common values; in reality, it derived from a common threat. Once the threat vanished, centrifugal forces were certain to make their appearance.\n\nFrom that point, the eventual unraveling of the West was probably inevitable. But one can credit President George W. Bush with hastening its end.\n\nHis decision to invade Iraq in 2003, disregarding objections from key allies such as Germany and France, marked the West's slide into complete irrelevance: Washington no longer valued it as a mechanism for validating the exercise of American power.\n\nHenceforth, temporary \"coalitions of the willing\" would suffice to disguise what was, in effect, American unilateralism.\n\nOf course, the Brits loyally signed up and sent what remained of their once-formidable army to join in liberating Iraq. Given that the Anglo-American partnership had from the outset formed the West's inner core, this amounted to much more than a mere gesture.\n\nSoon enough, the British people were deriding their prime minister for having played the role of Bush's compliant \"poodle.\"\n\nAs a consequence, the special relationship became little more than a quaint phrase, its significance extending no further than the fact that British costume dramas still have a privileged place on American television.\n\nEvents in 2013 confirmed that the special relationship had been severed. With President Barack Obama on the verge of ordering air attacks to punish the Syrian regime for using chemical weapons against its own people, he expressed hope that UK forces might join in. The British parliament took up the question. The vote: a resounding no.\n\nIn the United States, critics chastised Obama for backing away from his self-declared \"red line.\"\n\nThe real story was that the West was now fully defunct. Cooperation between the United States and its so-called partners might occur on a case-by-case basis, but the West retained about as much practical salience as the Papal States or the Holy Roman Empire.\n\nThe growing irrelevance of Europe\n\nIn his influential essay on a looming \"Clash of Civilizations,\" published in 1993, political scientist Samuel P. Huntington foresaw the emergence of a world order centered on a competition pitting \"the West versus the Rest.\"\n\nIn one camp would be members of a predominantly white, vaguely Christian, affluent, and largely European (if American-dominated) club.\n\n\"The Rest\" would be a motley conglomeration: black, brown, yellow, religiously heterodox, mostly underdeveloped, and rent with ancient divisions. Huntington summoned Western peoples to gird their loins and rally together against the threat posed by these alien hordes. Civilization itself was at risk.\n\nYet subsequent events made it abundantly clear that the nations that once made up the West no longer possess anything like the solidarity required to mount a successful resistance.\n\nIn fact, the West's demise has coincided with the emergence of an entirely new geopolitical order. Its chief characteristics are these: multipolarity, an Eastward shift of economic and military power, and the growing irrelevance of Europe—these plus a precipitous decline in America's global standing.\n\nHuntington's speculation included an imaginative discussion of what he called \"torn countries,\" with disintegrating Yugoslavia as a prime example.\n\nToday, nations that once formed the West's spine appear if not entirely torn, then at least starting to come apart at the seams.\n\nExamples include the emergence of illiberalism in European nations once assumed to be solidly democratic, a trend spurred by an inability to deal with mass migration from the global South.\n\nThen there is Brexit, which may yet see the United Kingdom disuniting. Of course, the most ominous divisions are those within the United States, stemming from the election of Donald Trump as president.\n\nJust now, it may be premature to characterize the United States as a torn country. Should Donald Trump be impeached or reelected to a second term, that judgment may require revision.\n\nI remember my old Baltimore Catechism and my St. Joseph's Missal fondly, but their day has passed. So, too, have the days when something called the West still mattered. It's time to see the world as it is, not as we might wish to remember it.\n\nAndrew Bacevich's how-we-got-Trump book is due out in the fall." ]
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[ "A rare sighting of a pair of fynbos birds – Sentinel Rock Thrushes (Langtoon-kliplysters) – was recorded by Ronnie Hazell in Fernkloof on the eve of the annual Flower Show in the reserve.", null, "The male of a pair of Sentinel Rock Thrushes (Langtoon-kliplysters) photographed in Fernkloof last week by Ronnie Hazell.\n\nThe Hermanus Bird Club is taking part in the festival, organized by the Hermanus Botanical Society. The theme of this year’s festival is Fynbos and Fire, chosen after a fire had burnt a large area of the Reserve in late December 2015.\n\nThe floral regrowth in the Reserve promises to be spectacular, and plants flowering after the fire will be a prominent feature of the festival. The fire also affected birds, mammals, reptiles and insects in the fynbos area.\n\n“According to Lee Burman (member of both the Bird Club and the Botanical Society) they have never before been recorded in Fernkloof, though I did see a couple at Mosselnook Hut in Vogelgat a few years ago,” Ronnie said.\n\n“On the same outing I saw a pair of Verreaux’s Eagles and an African Fish-Eagle.”\n\nPigeons are no birdbrains, according to a New Zealand-German study that found they can distinguish real written words from non-words.\n\nAccording to a report by news agency Xinhua, published on the IOL website, pigeons can visually process letter combinations to identify real words in English, researchers from New Zealand’s University of Otago and Germany’s Ruhr University said in a statement today (Monday 19 September).", null, "A Rock Pigeon or Dove (Tuinduif), probably the most common pigeon species in the world. The report did not name the species used in the study. Image: Charles Naudé.\n\nThey found that pigeons were the first non-primate species with “orthographic” skills related to the conventions of spelling abilities, and they performed on a par with baboons in such a complex task.\n\nIn an experiment, pigeons were trained to peck four-letter English words as they came up on a screen, or to instead peck a symbol when a four-letter non-word, such as “URSP,” was displayed. The researchers added words one by one with the four pigeons in the study, eventually building vocabularies ranging from 26 to 58 words and over 8,000 non-words.\n\nTo check whether the pigeons were learning to distinguish words from non-words rather than merely memorising them, the researchers introduced words the birds had never seen before. The pigeons correctly identified the new words as words at a rate significantly above chance.\n\nFirst author of the study Damian Scarf of Otago’s Department of Psychology said in the statement that they performed the feat by tracking the statistical likelihood that “bigrams” – letter pairs such as “EN” and “AL” – were more likely associated with words than non-words.\n\n“That pigeons separated by 300 million years of evolution from humans, and having vastly different brain architectures, show such a skill as orthographic processing is astonishing,” researcher Onur Gunturkun, of Ruhr University, said in the statement.\n\nOtago researcher Michael Colombo said in the statement that “We may have to seriously re-think the use of the term ‘birdbrain’ as a put down.”\n\nThe two bird identification courses to be presented by Mike Ford this year had to be rescheduled because Mike has to depart earlier on his Ethiopia trip.\n\nThe Basic Identification Course for Beginners was moved to Tuesday 4 and Wednesday 5 October, and the more advanced course on Tricky Little Passerines to Tuesday 11 October.\n\nThe basic course, spread over two mornings, is designed to bring some structure to southern African bird identification to inexperienced or less confident birders. The course covers the seven main aspects of identification and is accompanied by audio-visual aids and printed notes.\n\nThe course runs from 09:00 until 12:30. The venue is the Fernkloof Hall. Please bring along your favourite bird guide and/or phone/iPad app.\n\nThe more advanced course is aimed at birders who have mastered the basics of identification, but who have still not sorted out those little brown jobs. The course will cover Cisticolas, Larks, Pipits and Warblers of South Africa.\n\nThis course runs from 09:00 until 13:00 at the Fernkloof Hall. Audio-visual support and printed notes will be provided.\n\nFor both courses, tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided during the mid-morning break.\n\nThe cost is R110 per course for Club members and R125 for non-members. Please book with Peta McAdam at peta.mcadam@gmail.com.\n\nWhat goes on behind the camera is not often shown and told at bird club presentations. Usually the audience just sees the end result in the form of beautiful bird images.\n\nAt this month’s club meeting, next week, Gavin Turner will do a presentation on the special requirements of bird photography. He will talk about single lens reflection (SLR) and point-and-shoot cameras, for the benefit of both enthusiasts and casual bird photographers.\n\nGavin and his wife, Cynthia, are both keen and experienced birders and photographers. He has put his talk together after their recent trip to New Zealand.\n\nThe meeting, in the Fernkloof Nature Reserve Hall on Wednesday 14 September, begins at 18:00. Wine will be available before the meeting. It will not be sold, but donations are welcome to cover costs.\n\nThe group of 14 birders who braved the rain to take part in the Club outing to Strandfontein on Thursday 1 September, were rewarded with a good sighting of the local rare bird – thus helping to break a Southern African twitching record.", null, "Mike Ford, leading the group, and helped by Sheelagh Bowman, was quick to spot the Rufous-tailed Scrub-robin soon after our arrival at the Zeekoevlei pinic area.\n\nTrevor Hardaker announced on his SA Rare Birds News report the previous day that the record of 1 110 sightings of the Snowy Egret along the Black River in Cape Town just over a year ago, had just been equalled by twitchers spotting the Scrub-robin over the last month.\n\nFor the rest of the day the birding was good, considering that not many migrants had returned. Two exceptions were Yellow-billed Kites and White-throated Swallows. All in all 84 species were identified.\n\nThere was no rain, little wind and even some sunshine when the group arrived.\n\nAfter the Strandfontein water purification dams, we went to Rondevlei, where we were met by more water and more birds than on a previous visit." ]
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[ "Thinking like an economist can make your next trip abroad cheaper", null, "A record number of tourists and business travelers visited another country in 2016, and this year is already on pace to exceed that tally.\n\nOne thing you definitely need when traveling abroad besides a passport is local currency, such as euros in Europe, yen in Japan or rubles in Russia. In the past, travelers would typically withdraw what they need from an ATM in the country they’re visiting or simply use a credit card, letting their bank calculate the cost in their home currency at roughly the market rate. There was usually also a foreign transaction fee.\n\nIncreasingly, however, retailers, restaurants and ATMs are offering travelers the option to pay or withdraw money in terms immediately converted into their home currency. Companies offering the service call it “dynamic currency conversion.” For example, an American tourist visiting Paris is able to use her credit card to pay for a fancy meal at a French bistro in U.S. dollars, instead of euros.\n\nThis may seem innocuous — or even convenient — but agreeing to use your home currency in a foreign land can significantly inflate the cost of every purchase. Thinking a bit more like an economist can help you avoid this mistake, and save a lot of money.\n\nA century ago, international travel was only for the rich. These days, almost anyone from an industrialized country can see a bit of the world on a budget.\n\nWhile people commonly complain about “high” airfares, the real cost of flying has never been less expensive — it’s half what it was in the early ‘80’s — or safer.\n\nAnd that’s one reason why a record 1.24 billion people visited another country in 2016. Naturally, financial firms have sought to capitalize on all this wandering by inventing ever more ways to separate travelers from their hard-earned money.\n\nA complex international computer network checks if a card is valid for the transaction and transfers the money. Traditionally, to help pay for this, banks and credit card companies have charged customers a foreign transaction fee.\n\nHowever, banks are now offering more cards with no foreign transaction fees. At the same time, “free ATMs” are popping up around the world that don’t charge local transaction fees (though your own bank may still do so).\n\nSo how do banks cover the costs of these transactions if they are increasingly letting consumers use the system for free? One way is offering the option to pay in a user’s home currency. Even some bankers warn against consumers doing this because the exchange rate used is much worse than the one your bank would offer.\n\nFor example, say you’re a Spaniard visiting New York City and shopping for some clothes at a department store. After scouring the store for the right sweater for your mother, you go to the cashier to pay the US$50 bill (tax included). After you swipe your Spanish credit card (which boasts no foreign transaction fee), the cashier asks if you’d like to pay in euros instead of dollars.\n\nIf you stick with dollars, your bank would convert the price into euros at about the market rate, €43 at the moment. If you choose to pay in euros, however, the currency conversion includes a fee for the privilege, which may be as much as 10 percentage points. So you might end up paying about €47 instead.\n\nThe same thing happens with ATMs. I was recently in London’s Heathrow Airport and needed some British pounds. In the old days, an ATM would simply offer a few denomination options, issue me money and my bank at home would eventually calculate the cost in U.S. dollars. Instead, the airport ATM asked me if I wanted to lock in the exchange rate and know exactly how many dollars would be debited from my bank account.\n\nI wanted £100 and tried two different ATMs. The currency rate offered in dollars ranged from almost 4 percent to 10 percent more than what my bank charged (or about $134 to $142). I rejected both offers, did the transaction in the local currency and ended up with a total charge of just $129 from my bank.\n\nI have observed numerous international travelers as they made this choice, such as an Italian family arguing about it at the next ATM, and most chose the dynamic conversion into their own currencies.\n\nSo why do travelers pay more by accepting a worse exchange rate when they could simply say no?\n\nEconomists consider any item as money if it performs three different functions: unit of account, store of value and medium of exchange. Two out of three explain why so many international travelers act the way they do.\n\nThe first function of money is a unit of account, which is how people post and keep track of prices. This is why banks and credit card companies get people to agree to pay in the currency where they live, instead of using local money.\n\nWhen people travel to a country with a different currency, they often mentally keep track of their spending using their home currency, converting all prices in their heads as they shop and eat. If an ATM or credit card terminal asks if you want to pay for something in the currency you use as your unit of account, your brain says yes.\n\nMoney also acts as a store of value. Items used as money provide the ability to make purchases now and also in the future. At the end of a trip, travelers not planning on returning to a country tend to spend leftover money in airports buying things they don’t really want. They don’t want to hold onto foreign bills since they are not a store of value. For the same reason, they prefer to be charged in their home currency when getting money from an ATM.\n\nHow to save money abroad\n\nWhen faced with an ATM or credit card machine that asks if you want to convert to your home currency, I recommend you decline, especially if you went to the pain and effort to ensure you have a card or bank with no extra foreign exchange fees. Even if you don’t have one, and your debt card charges a fee, in most cases it still makes sense to use the local currency.\n\nAn exception to this rule, of course, is if your bank or credit card charges a very high fixed foreign exchange fee and you need only a little bit of money. If this is your case, then saying yes might save you money even if you get a poor exchange rate.\n\nThe main thing is: Think it through! Resist your natural inclination to say yes just because it makes you feel comfortable. Don’t be fooled when asked if you want to complete a transaction using your home currency. Using the local currency can save you money, making your next trip abroad less costly." ]
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[ null, "The use of metal in tennis racquet design intrigued manufacturers as early as the 1890s. The challenges of wood racquets—namely breakage of the frame, warping, and breaking of strings—led individuals and companies to experiment with other materials in racquet construction. It was not until the 1920s when the Dayton Racquet Co. exploded onto the scene with a marketable product. Though metal frames were popular into the 1940s, the shortages and restrictions on use of metal because of World War II effectively ended their mass appeal. However, the technology used would pave the way for the development of metal racquets a few decades later." ]
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[ null, "LETHAL TECHNOLOGY Debut album 'Mechanical Era' to be released this fall.\nAbout 10 years after a first EP released under the monker of Seventh Wave, Swiss death/thrash/indus-metal crossover four-piece Lethal Technology is about to give birth to its debut full-length effort called 'Mechanical Era' and planned for a CD & Diigtal release this fall.\nIn the meantime, the band shared a first look of this upcoming effort with the official music video of the single \"Factory\" available right now on YouTube.\nFounded in Collombey in Valais, Switzerland in March 2011 by guitarist Cedric Ferret under the moniker of Seventh Wave, the band released a first EP called 'Programmed World' in May 2012 which will allow the band to play as an opening act for bands like Dagoba and to perform in France and Belgium.\nIn April 2017 the band splitted up but in July of the same year the bassist Julien Dulex joined Cedric Ferret to continue the adventure but this time under the name of Lethal Technology.\nThe two musicians worked on the composition of several tracks and chosed to program the synthesizer and drum tracks. Then LT has been joined be joined in February 2019 by the guttural singer Jade Hänni who quickly started laying down her first vocal lines.\nAfter a few months of research, the Valaisan combo incorporated to its line-up the lyrical singer Sofiane Thoulon who comes from the world of classical and opera so as much to say that the contrast is quite clear. Then, it is Xavier Boscher, former guitarist of the band Misanthrope, who took the position of solo guitarist to participate in the first album.\nFrom then on, the musicians started a huge production work in order to release the first album of the band which will see the light on Fall 2022.\nFor fans of Fear Factory, Strapping Young Lad, Devin Townsend, Dying Fetus...\nhttps://www.facebook.com/Lethaltechnology" ]
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[ null, "This tree is at the entrance to the pedestrian bridge over 21st Ave. S. If you are taking the Peabody tree tour, this is the last tree on the tour. From here you can either continue on to begin the Main Campus tree tour by walking onto the pedestrian bridge, or you can cross Edgehill Avenue and travel north along 21st Ave. S. until you reach the Wesley Place parking garage (the starting point of the tour). From that point you can go to the first tree of the Peabody tree tour if you want.\n\nAlthough ginkgo is not native to Tennessee, it is a unique and distinctive tree. It is unusual because it is a gymnosperm with broad deciduous leaves. (Most gymnosperms have evergreen needles). The fan shaped leaves are unmistakable with their repeatedly dividing veins. They are often notched at the tip. From a distance, the leaves make the branches look like large pipe cleaners. The bark of large trees is also distinctive with deep furrows and ridges.\n\nGinkgo is dioecious and the tree in front of you is a male. Most of the year, both sexes look the same. However, in the spring, the male produces cones that look different from the receptive female cones (which eventually develop into the fruit-like mature female cones). These mature cones stink and for that reason, most female trees are cut down as soon as they are old enough for the owner to discover their sex.\n\nGinkgos were thought to be extinct until they were discovered growing in China in the last century. They are now widely planted in cities and towns.\n\nUse this stable URL to link to this page:\nhttp://bioimages.vanderbilt.edu/vanderbilt/12-126.htm\n\nThis organism is a living specimen that is part of the Vanderbilt University Arboretum with the local identifier 1-329.\n\n\nVanderbilt University, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, US\nClick on these geocoordinates to load a map showing the location: 36.14395°, -86.79912°" ]
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[ "From indigenous student to endowed professor", null, "A boyhood dream to become a lawyer seemed almost out of reach for Matthew L.M. Fletcher, BA ’94/JD ’97, who grew up in Potawatomi and Ottawa Indian country in Southwest Michigan during the 1970s and ’80s. Those were hard-scrabble times, and many tribe members struggled to survive.\n\n“My family expected me to go to college, which was unusual for a lot of Native people who come from underprivileged backgrounds,” Fletcher says. “My parents were working class, so we were very lucky compared to many of my cousins who were unemployed, undereducated, and pretty poor. We took nothing for granted.”", null, "With his ambition trained on the University of Michigan, Fletcher earned good grades in public school and excelled on his high school debate team. However, he was not quite prepared for campus life in Ann Arbor when he started his freshman year in fall 1990.\n\n“It was very much a culture shock,” Fletcher recalls. “This is a place of incredible privilege, and many people were completely unaware of what it was like to be a Native person ― or that there even were Native people on campus. To be truthful, I kept my head down, did my work, and tried to muddle through.”\n\nFour years later, Fletcher completed his undergraduate degree with a major in English and went on to earn his Juris Doctorate degree at the Law School, fulfilling his youthful ambition to become a lawyer.\n\nThis fall his life came full circle — academically and personally — as he returned to U-M.\n\nFletcher is the Harry Burns Hutchins Collegiate Professor of Law, an endowed professorship honoring the former dean of the Law School who also served as the University’s fourth president. Fletcher also is professor of American culture and Native American studies in the College of Literature, Science & the Arts.\n\n“I feel like this is kind of a homecoming,” he says. “It’s a dream come true to teach at U-M. It’s a great school.”", null, "Reflecting on his student days at Michigan, Fletcher recalls watching the Fab Five etch their names in basketball history at Crisler Arena and sitting in the bleachers at Michigan Stadium with his father and younger brother, rooting for the Wolverines.\n\nYet even in the midst of 100,000 cheering Michigan fans, Fletcher felt like an outsider. “There were very few Native students when I was at the Law School,” he says. But he found his community once he joined the editorial staff of the Michigan Journal of Race and Law, a student-run legal publication that explores issues related to race, law, and civil rights. “At the journal, I found like-minded people of color.”\n\nThe editorial work at the journal helped to prepare Fletcher for his legal career.\n\n“[It’s] where I learned how to write, edit, read, and research legal articles and essays,” Fletcher says. “It was important for me socially as well as for my professional development as a lawyer.”\n\nDuring this time, he also began scouring U-M archives for any clues about his family’s historical ties to the University.\n\n“Many people don’t know their history,” says Fletcher, a member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.“It was important to me to try to figure out what my connection was to U-M while I was here on campus.”\n\nFletcher’s sleuthing turned up some surprises about his ancestors who, it turns out, have attended U-M since the 1900s.\n\nU-M began officially recognizing Native American students in 1932 when the University established scholarships for “American Indians.”\nAccording to Bentley Historical Library archivist Brian Williams, it appears Fletcher’s great-great uncle, George Mamagona, was the first Native American from Michigan to attend U-M. He was enrolled from 1908-11, but did not earn a degree. Williams discovered another Native American student who attended U-M from 1908-09 (and also did not graduate). Benjamin Hunter Dwight was a full-blooded Choctaw and a chief from Oklahoma who went on to earn degrees at Columbia and Stanford.\n\nU-M began officially recognizing Native American students in 1932 when the University established scholarships for “American Indians,” Williams says. The scholarship recipients were recommended to U-M by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior. The first student on one of the “American Indian” scholarships to graduate appears to be Arthur Leo Biggins (AB 1942, Business 1949, Law 1952).\n\nNearly a dozen of Fletcher’s relatives who are tribal members have earned U-M degrees over the last century.\n\n“For Native people, this is a huge accomplishment because so few are able to leave their reservation and comfortably matriculate at a school like Michigan,” he says.\n\nAs he embarked on his career, Fletcher knew he wanted to have an immediate impact on individuals. A large portion of his scholarship and advocacy involved the defense of the Indian Child Welfare Act, a 1978 federal law enacted to address the disproportionate number of Native American children who were being removed from their families and placed in the child-welfare system. The statute gives tribal governments greater control over child-custody proceedings involving Native children living on and off reservations.\n\n“A number of my relatives who were taken from their homes by state and child-welfare systems and adopted out into non-Indian homes, were lost forever,” Fletcher says. “I felt this was a place where I wanted to contribute and make a difference.”\n\nWhen he’s not writing for legal and scholarly publications, Fletcher writes indigenous graphic novels. His graphic novel “Lone Wolf” is about Indian lawyering, and more specifically about a practice known as “window lawyering,” where Native attorneys are used by non-Native partners for marketing but not for the work. It’s partially inspired by Jim Harrison’s novel Wolf. Read more.\nThe attorney’s early legal practice framed his scholarly work and inspired numerous articles on American Indian tribal law, tribal courts, and how the U.S. Supreme Court views tribal laws and tribal courts.\n\nIn 2004, Fletcher launched his academic career as a law professor at the University of North Dakota. In 2006, he joined the law faculty of the Michigan State University College of Law where he taught until 2022.\n\n“I learned the broad contours of contract and constitutional law at the Michigan Law School,” Fletcher explains. “But tribes can choose to modify these traditional rules of law as they see fit and make significant changes that emphasize their culture and traditions. They are cutting-edge laboratories of American democracy.”\n\nFletcher’s judicial decisions and classroom teaching largely center around Anishinaabe legal and political philosophies, which are prevalent in tribal courts. Anishinaabe refers to a group of culturally and linguistically related First Nations that live in both Canada and the United States, concentrated around the Great Lakes.\n\n“This is an alternate way to view the universe that permeates all the work I’ve done,” says Fletcher. His middle name, Migiziwas, references the eagle clan (migizi dodem), which is responsible for dealing with an Anishinaabe nation’s external relations.", null, "Fletcher supplied this photo of his relative George Mamagona (and friends). George was the first Native American student to attend U-M. He is on the far left, with the Block M on his belt. Click the image to enlarge. (Image courtesy of Matthew Fletcher.)\n\nThe dearth of scholarship about what Native Americans are doing in the 21st century often leads to misperceptions, according to Fletcher.\n\n“Lots of people think of Indians and Indigenous people as being part of the past rather than part of the present,” he says. “The notion of the vanishing Indian continues to be prevalent in our society, and I often get questions about whether Indian people and tribal reservations still exist. Most people are unaware of Indigenous philosophies, so they are skeptical or even hostile toward them.”\n\nHe teaches courses on Federal Indian Law and Tribal Law at the Michigan Law School as well as classes on tribal law in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. In the winter term, he will teach a small seminar, titled “Reservation Dogs and the Law,” focusing on the FX Productions series, “Reservation Dogs,” created by American filmmaker Sterlin Harjo.\n\n“I want to have a generation of students who are not so nervous about Indian people,” Fletcher says. “Students have a lot to learn from Indigenous cultures and philosophies. Michigan Law graduates will need this background in tribal law later in their practices.”\n\nMeanwhile, the Fletcher family’s century-long, maize-and-blue tradition has been passed down to the next generation. Fletcher’s nephew, Nolan Fletcher, became a sophomore at Michigan this fall." ]
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[ "Proof that your success depends on IT\n\nHow important is IT performance to the other business functions? Analysis of businesses benchmarked by The Hackett Group shows that G&A functions (finance, HR, procurement and global business services) perform more effectively and efficiently at companies with highly effective IT organizations. The reverse is also true: Performance suffers when IT effectiveness is low. This may sound obvious, but what surprises many is the high degree of correlation, which shows IT to be a force multiplier for performance.\n\nIn the chart below, each dot represents one company that has completed a Hackett Group benchmark in IT and at least one other function. As IT effectiveness (indexed to 100) rises along the X axis, G&A performance climbs on the Y axis. The correlation is both visually and mathematically strong, with a 0.81 Pearson coefficient.", null, "We also find that companies with highly effective IT organizations (those positioned to the right of the dashed line in the chart) are twice as likely to achieve world-class performance levels in one or more other G&A function – indicated by the yellow dots on the chart. We define world-class performers as those with top quartile performance in both efficiency and effectiveness benchmarks, which is typically 10% to 15% of the benchmarked population. Of companies plotted on the strong (right) half of the graph, 42% achieved world-class effectiveness and efficiency levels in one or more G&A function, while only 20% of companies on the lower half did so. Clearly, G&A world-class performance is easier to attain with an IT organization that is an asset rather than a liability.\n\nRather than accepting a cause and effect here, some may conclude that companies that invest in strengthening performance in one function (including IT) are likely to invest in all, thus raising performance across the board. However, this is not supported by the data. Of all companies in our benchmark study, only 31% have at least one world-class G&A function, and of those, only 56% are world-class in two or more functions. That means 44% of companies have been unable to replicate world-class results in more than a single function. Yet, at companies with two or more world-class functions, IT is one of them in 80% of cases. IT does appear to be a force multiplier in G&A.\n\nNeglected and deficient IT organizations have the opposite effect. When there is little investment in digital modernization, migration and standardization, complexity will grow exponentially. Lower productivity, agility and innovation rates are among the consequences of technology complexity. For example, in the finance function, high application complexity (measured as the number of applications per unit of revenue) increases total finance costs by 151%, compared to functions with low tech complexity. The number of finance FTEs on the payroll also jumps 186% where application complexity is high.\n\nWhile G&A leaders already realize they need support from IT for their digital transformation and to optimize their efficiency and effectiveness, many may not appreciate how much their performance is linked to IT’s. Our analysis makes clear that efforts to digitally transform the G&A function and close the gap to world-class performance will lag or fail without commensurate investment in IT maturity and modernization. CFOs, CHROs, CPOs and GBS leaders should demand CEO commitment to IT effectiveness and expect cooperation and accountability from their CIOs. Beyond that, these G&A functions, with IT, should adopt a unified digital operating model that raises and reinforces performance and capability multilaterally – something The Hackett Group will be refining early in 2020. Contact us to learn more.\n\nCookies used to store information about how the user uses the website, recent searches or any other interactions with advertisements." ]
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[ "Soccer is one of the most popular sports in America today. But do you know who is the best footballer of all time? Pele is the greatest soccer player of all time for his remarkable performance in his key role in two of Brazil’s first three World Cup victories.\n\nSome personal information about him is that Pele’s full name is Edson Arantes Do Nascimento. His childhood nickname was “Dico”. This great man was born on October 23, 1940 in Tres Coracoes, Brazil. He has humble beginnings. As a child he helped support his family’s finances by shining shoes at the local train station. In 1956, at the age of 16, he began playing soccer for Brazilian minor league teams like Bauru Athletic Club and was coached by former Brazilian international Waldemar de Brito, who played for Brazil during the 1934 World Cup.\n\nPele played for the Santos and New York Cosmos clubs and his best position is as a striker. He had won 3 World Championships for Brazil, 2 Intercontinental Cups, 2 Copa Libertadores and a Brazilian Championship for the Santos club and for the New York Cosmos club; he had won the United States Championship once. This kid is honored as the IFFHS Player of the Century. He was inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 1993 and named IOC Athlete of the Century in 1999.\n\nThere is no doubt that Pelé is the best footballer of all time for his important contributions to the world of football. Ney Blanco de Oliveira, a personal friend of Pele for more than 40 years, admires him for being a kind person who has a heart to help other people and organizations that help children around the world. He mentioned that “Edson is not only the best football player the world will ever know, but he is also one of the most sensitive, generous and noble human beings I have ever met.” Two of the famous verses of this great character: “I was born for football, like Beethoven was born for music” and “Enthusiasm is everything. He must be tense and vibrate like a guitar string.”", null, null, null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ "Every once in a while, Wall Street has a fit.\n\nSometimes it is warranted, many times it is not. The tariff tantrum falls under into the latter category.\n\nLate Thursday night, President Trump upped the ante in the tariff game, proposing a review of an additional $100 billion of potential tariffs.\n\nSo the US and China, the two largest economies, jostle over a tiny percentage of their multitrillion-dollar GDPs to make a point — and to score points.\n\nBut Wall Street uses its finest calculus, egged on by Trump-bashing media personalities dressed up as “journalists,” to extrapolate that we are in an “all-out trade war.”\n\nWhat is so baffling about the tariff tantrum is that it was an issue on which the president campaigned.\n\nThere’s not an economist with a shred of credibility who thinks the US gets treated fairly by China, especially when it comes to intellectual property.\n\nWall Street is chock-full of pseudo-intellectuals who went to good schools and got good grades. But the vast majority lack the ability to think critically, especially at critical moments.", null, "China says it will fight US tariffs 'at any cost'\n\nRemember when the markets were going to go to hell if Gary Cohn ever left the White House? Well, Cohn had a disagreement with the president and resigned over the proposed tariffs, and the markets were just fine.\n\nThe second-biggest overhyped myth on the planet is that “China could sell our bonds.” Please do, China, and rip that Band-Aid off quickly.\n\nChina’s stake is one day of trading volume. That’s it.\n\nI get that many journalists have a different political persuasion than Trump, but numerous presidents have had trade disputes. President Obama slapped a 35 percent tariff on Chinese automobile and light truck tires.\n\nHe wasn’t vilified, he was “sticking up for the worker.”\n\nSo in essence, Trump put the proposed tariffs out there to bring a negotiating partner to the table to make the playing field more even." ]
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[ null, "What do you mean by the mining industry? By that, I mean any activity that generates money by the use of mineral extraction. Some of the industries that derive their income from the mining of minerals are gold mining, silver mining, petroleum exploration, coal mining, nuclear energy production, radioactive processing, etc. The boundaries of this industry are often vague.\n\nWhat about minerals like iron ore? It is difficult to extract iron ore from the ground because of the very high cost of labor involved in processing the ore. The price of this resource is determined by the demand for it. Demand is typically governed by economic factors such as the level of employment and the level of investment needed to produce what is needed. This means that mining ores would have to be done frequently to keep the price at which it is currently.\n\nA typical sand or gravel mine will consist of a shaft that is due to the depth necessary to reach the deposit where the ore is found. As the shaft is descended into the deposit, there is the possibility of encountering other mineral-rich layers. If these layers can be separated from the ore, then additional extraction may be possible. During the process of mining ore, what is likely to happen is that a large amount of air would be lost in the mining process. This is called ‘air compression’ and can result in serious pollution problems, so special procedures have been put into place to maintain safe working conditions.\n\nWhat do you mean by a ‘viable’ mine? A mine must be both economically viable and profitable. Obviously, if a mine is found to be both profitable and feasible, then it will almost certainly be open to further exploitation. However, if it is found to be neither economically viable nor profitable, then that mine is said to be closed. When a mine is finally closed, it is said to ‘disappear’, meaning that there will not be any more attempts to mine the area.\n\nWhat Are the Biggest Mining Companies?", null, "Gun Industry Watch is your Light info website. We provide you with the latest breaking news and videos straight from the entertainment industry.\nContact us: [email protected]\n© Gun Industry Watch" ]
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[ "He thought it was a dog on a really long lead\n\nA was left with serious injuries to his leg after being attacked by an alligator that he mistook for a dog- easy enough, right?", null, "END_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nOn Tuesday, the unnamed man was walking outside the Warm Mineral Springs Motel in North Port, Florida, where he found what he believed to be a dog. The animal was rustling around in some bushes, according to WFLA, and the man did not move.\n\nThat was until an alligator charged from the foliage.\n\nA Sarasota County Sheriff's Office report says that the man believed the so-called dog was on a long leash.", null, "END_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nThe animal latched onto the man, ripping away a substantial piece of muscle tissue from his right leg. After finding a nearby deputy who was dealing with an unrelated incident, reinforcements were called in.\n\nThe man was taken to Sarasota Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the gator was removed and escorted from the area by experts.\n\nThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is investigating the attack.", null, "END_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nOfficials in Texas came across a \"rare sight\" earlier this week after discovering an American alligator at an \"Airline Mobile Home and RV Park.\" While gator sightings are fairly common in swampy states, Texas is not exactly Homebase for aquatic reptiles.\n\nAn American Alligator in Midland County! 🐊\n\nToday, The Midland County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call around 12:22 pm at Airline Mobile Home and RV Park.\n\nThe complainant found the alligator under his car. The Alligator was safely “taken into custody”. pic.twitter.com/3jDilxLUvU\n\nThey also considered deputising him, and rumours are his crime-fighting skills are snappy." ]
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[ "Home Crime No charges filed against man who took the life of a trucker...", null, "A truck driver lost his life over the weekend during a road rage shooting incident that happened on the shoulder of a Tennessee interstate.\n\nThe incident happened on southbound I-65 near mile marker 77 in Nashville during the evening rush hour.\n\nNashville police say that the incident began when 28 year old motorist Eric Nichols attempted to merge onto I-65. During the merge attempt, Nichols and 53 year old semi truck driver Christopher Jankowski got angry with each other and both men eventually pulled off on the shoulder of the interstate, exited their vehicles, and began yelling at one another.\n\nPolice say that the yelling escalated into a physical fight, which then took a deadly turn. “Nichols said during the fight, his pistol fell from his waistband. He said both of them went for the gun, and that he ultimately shot Jankowski one time as the fight continued,” Nashville police said in a news release.\n\nJankowski died as a result of the shooting.\n\nSo far, no charges have been filed against Nichols, who claims that he shot Jankowski in self defense.\n\nJankowski’s family believes that charges should be brought up against Nichols. They say that their father was a veteran truck driver who knew how to deal with heavy traffic and that they don’t believe Nichols’ self-defense story. Daughter Ashlee Jankowski told Fox 17 that “[Nichols] got out of that car with a gun, he knew what he was going to do.”\n\nPolice say that the investigation is ongoing. If you witnessed the incident, you’re asked to contact the Midtown Hills Precinct investigation department at 615-880-1511." ]
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[ "Raeva and Shervin held a week-long Indian-Persian wedding in DC.", null, "All photographs by Nat Wongsaroj Photography\n\nRaeva Malik and Shervin Mirshahi’s Indian-Persian wedding wasn’t just a one-day celebration, but rather a week-long affair filled with floral installments, henna tattoos, and even aerialist performers—à la Cirque du Solei style. The med-school sweethearts held multiple gatherings and parties over the course of a week in order to bring their two families (and cultures!) together. “We both come from such rich heritages and backgrounds that center around the importance of family,” Raeva says.\n\nSo, for their multicultural celebration, they planned two ceremonies, a traditional Hindu ceremony and Persian service, and held an elegant sit-down reception, for almost 600 guests, inside Union Station’s main hall. To learn how they pulled it all off, from choosing the dinner menus to their wow-worthy ombre Mandap, check out their extravagant multi-day Indian-Persian wedding below.\n\nRaeva and Shervin both wore Indian and Persian clothing for their multi-day wedding. For their ceremonies, Raeva opted for a crystal-covered burgundy, mauve, and magenta sari and had her hands painted with henna. She also decided to wear her mother’s gold necklace, the same necklace her mother wore when she married Raeva’s father in India, to add a sentimental piece to the look. As for Shervin, he wore a shimmering gold sherwani.\n\nAfter the ceremonies, the couple changed into a second look for their reception. “The reception dress was my splurge, by Indian designer Tarun Tahliani,” Raeva says, adding that Shervin also splurged on his wedding tuxedo, which was from Ralph Lauren’s Purple Label.\n\nTo honor each of the couple’s cultures, they decided to host two ceremonies, one Hindu and one Persian. The first service, the Hindu ceremony, was held at the bride’s parents’ home and took place underneath a gorgeous fresh floral Mandap. The Mandap, featuring a purple, mauve, blush, and ivory ombre, served as the perfect backdrop for vows and photo-ops. Each rose petal was hand strung and also paired with hanging crystal to provide a shimmering effect during the dusk ceremony. “The outdoor [Hindu] ceremony was very special to me because it’s a tradition not many people do anymore,” Raeva says. That they were able to host the ceremony outside and at the place where Raeva grew up added an extra sentimental feel to their wedding.\n\nThe second service, the Persian ceremony, was also special because it was filled with customs and traditions that were important to Shervin and his family. The table, or sofreh aghd, over which the ceremony took place, included decorative pieces that were handmade my Shervin’s mother and family. “It was lovely to learn some of the similar traditions and music shared between the two regions,” Raeva says.\n\nFor their wedding portraits, the couple posed at several of DC’s most iconic landmarks and areas, including The National Mall and the Lincoln Memorial. These were especially meaningful to the couple because they are where Shervin proposed. “Shervin actually proposed to me three times,” Raeva says—but the first two times Shervin ‘didn’t think were special enough.’ He really wanted their proposal to be perfect, and after waiting in line all afternoon to get a table at Bad Saint, a popular DC restaurant, with a romantic walk to follow at the National Mall, Shervin found out that the third time was the charm. He asked Raeva to marry him right at the Lincoln Memorial. “It was special to get to take some beautiful pictures there before our reception at Union Station,” they said.\n\nThe couple celebrated their Indian-Persian wedding with a stunning reception at Union Station. “Being from the DC area and having been a visitor to [Union Station] so many times, both as a traveler and tourist, I could never have imagined having a wedding event there,” Raeva says. The pair chose to decorate the historic hall with a “crisp and timeless” all-white color palette, which featured clear glassware and dim candle lighting. “The only pop of color in the room were the hand-painted papier-mâchée trinket boxes, which were custom-made in Kashmir, Raeva’s home country,” they said.\n\nThe couple crafted a menu, which highlighted Indian and Persian flavors, by working with their two caterers Bombay Tandoor and Design Cuisine. Menu items included Kashmiri chicken meatballs, which the bride’s mother also helped make, Persian chopped salad, and several family-style sides. After dinner, a six-tiered cake featuring a dramatic cascade of red roses, was cut and served followed by a surprise performance by We Cirque. “We wanted the food, flowers, and [entertainment] to fit the space, so everything on this day was grand,” Raeva says. “It turned out perfectly.”" ]
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[ null, null, null, "We are in the midst of an unprecedented convergence of two rapidly growing trends on our roadways: sharply increasing congestion and the deployment of autonomous vehicles. Year after year, highways get slower and slower: famously, China’s roadways were paralyzed by a two-week long traffic jam in 2010. At the same time as congestion worsens, hundreds of thousands of semi-autonomous vehicles (AVs), which are vehicles with automated distance and lane-keeping capabilities, are being deployed on highways worldwide. The second trend offers a perfect opportunity to alleviate the first. The current generation of AVs, while very far from full autonomy, already hold a multitude of advantages over human drivers that make them perfectly poised to tackle this congestion. Humans are imperfect drivers: accelerating when we shouldn’t, braking aggressively, and make short-sighted decisions, all of which creates and amplifies patterns of congestion.\n\nOn the other hand, AVs are free of these constraints: they have low reaction times, can potentially coordinate over long distances, and most importantly, companies can simply modify their braking and acceleration patterns in ways that are congestion reducing. Even though only a small percentage of vehicles are currently semi-autonomous, existing research indicates that even a small penetration rate, 3-4%, is sufficient to begin easing congestion. The essential question is: will we capture the potential gains, or will AVs simply reproduce and further the growing gridlock?\n\nGiven the unique capabilities of AVs, we want to ensure that their driving patterns are designed for maximum impact on roadways. The proper deployment of AVs should minimize gridlock, decrease total energy consumption, and maximize the capacity of our roadways. While there have been decades of research on these questions, there isn’t an existing consensus on the optimal driving strategies to employ, nor easy metrics by which a self-driving car company could assess a driving strategy and then choose to implement it in their own vehicles. We postulate that a partial reason for this gap is the absence of benchmarks: standardized problems which we can use to compare progress across research groups and methods. With properly designed benchmarks we can examine an AV’s driving behavior and quickly assign it a score, ensuring that the best AV designs are the ones to make it out onto the roadways. Furthermore, benchmarks should facilitate research, by making it easy for researchers to rapidly try out new techniques and algorithms and see how they do at resolving congestion.\n\nIn an attempt to fill this gap, our CORL paper proposes 11 new benchmarks in centralized mixed-autonomy traffic control: traffic control where a small fraction of the vehicles and traffic lights are controlled by a single computer. We’ve released these benchmarks as a part of Flow, a tool we’ve developed for applying control and reinforcement learning (via using RLlib and rllab as the reinforcement learning libraries) to autonomous vehicles and traffic lights in the traffic simulators SUMO and AIMSUN. A high score in these benchmarks means an improvement in real-world congestion metrics such as average speed, total system delay, and roadway throughput. By making progress on these benchmarks, we hope to answer fundamental questions about AV usage and provide a roadmap for deploying congestion improving AVs in the real world.\n\nThe benchmark scenarios, depicted at the top of this post, cover the following settings:\n\nAs an example of an exciting and helpful emergent behavior that was discovered in these benchmarks, the following GIF shows a segment of the bottleneck scenario in which the four lanes merge down to two, with a two-to-one bottleneck further downstream that is not shown. In the top, we have the fully human case in orange. The human drivers enter the four-to-two bottleneck at an unrestricted rate, which leads to congestion at the two-to-one bottleneck and subsequent congestion that slows down the whole system. In the bottom video, there is a mix of human drivers (orange) and autonomous vehicles (red). We find that the autonomous vehicles learn to control the rate at which vehicles are entering the two-to-one bottleneck and they accelerate to help the vehicles behind them merge smoothly. Despite only one in ten vehicles being autonomous, the system is able to remain uncongested and there is a 35% improvement in the throughput of the system.\n\nOnce we formulated and coded up the benchmarks, we wanted to make sure that researchers had a baseline set of values to check their algorithms against. We performed a small hyperparameter sweep and then ran the best hyperparameters for the following RL algorithms: Augmented Random Search, Proximal Policy Optimization, Evolution Strategies, and Trust Region Policy Optimization. The top graphs indicate baseline scores against a set of proxy rewards that are used during training time. Each graph corresponds to a scenario and the scores the algorithms achieved as a function of training time. These should make working with the benchmarks easier as you’ll know immediately if you’re on the right track based on whether your score is above or below these values.\n\nFrom an impact on congestion perspective however, the graph that really matters is the one at the bottom, where we score the algorithms according to the metrics that genuinely affect congestion. These metrics are: average speed for the Figure Eight and Merge, average delay per vehicle for the Grid, and total outflow in vehicles per hour for the bottleneck. The first four columns are the algorithms graded according to these metrics and in the last column we list the results of a fully human baseline. Note that all of these benchmarks are at relatively low AV penetration rates, ranging from 7% at the lowest to 25% at the highest (i.e. ranging from 1 AV in every 14 vehicles to 1 AV in every 4). The congestion metrics in the fully human column are all sharply worse, suggesting that even at very low penetration rates, AVs can have an incredible impact on congestion.", null, "So how do the AVs actually work to ease congestion? As an example of one possible mechanism, the video below compares an on-ramp merge for a fully human case (top) and the case where one in every ten drivers is autonomous (red) and nine in ten are human (white). In both cases, a human driver is attempting to aggressively merge onto the ramp with little concern for the vehicles on the main road. In the fully human case, the vehicles are packed closely together, and when a human driver sharply merges on, the cars behind need to brake quickly, leading to “bunching”. However, in the case with AVs, the autonomous vehicle accelerates with the intent of opening up larger gaps between the vehicles as they approach the on-ramp. The larger spaces create a buffer zone, so that when the on-ramp vehicle merges, the vehicles on the main portion of the highway can brake more gently.\n\nThere is still a lot of work to be done; while we’re unable to prove it mathematically, we’re fairly certain that none of our results achieve the optimal top scores and the full paper provides some arguments suggesting that we’ve just found local minima.\n\nThere’s a large set of totally untackled questions as well. For one, these benchmarks are for the fully centralized case, when all the cars are controlled by one central computer. Any real road driving policy would likely have to be decentralized: can we decentralize the system without decreasing performance? There are also notions of fairness that aren’t discussed. As the video below shows, bottleneck outflow can be significantly improved by fully blocking a lane; while this driving pattern is efficient, it severely penalizes some drivers while rewarding others, invariably leading to road rage. Finally, there is the fascinating question of generalization. It seems difficult to deploy a separate driving behavior for every unique driving scenario; is it possible to find one single controller that works across different types of transportation networks? We aim to address all of these questions in a future set of benchmarks.\n\nIf you’re interested in contributing to these new benchmarks, trying to beat our old benchmarks, or working towards improving the mixed-autonomy future, get in touch via our GitHub page or our website!\n\nThanks to Jonathan Liu, Prastuti Singh, Yashar Farid, and Richard Liaw for edits and discussions. Thanks to Aboudy Kriedieh for helping prepare some of the videos. This article was initially published on the BAIR blog, and appears here with the authors’ permission." ]
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[ null, "Last week Russian producer Koett (aka Alexander Tochilkin) released his debut single through Applescal‘s Atomnation label, the latter was enough to get this party very interested, and thankfully so.\n\n‘Lost Time’ is a stunning debut track, simple as. It sees Koett grapple with a lavish blend of acid jazz, house, up-beat instrumental hip hop and trip hop flavours, molded into the most exuberant sounds, bursting with energy and emotion. He utilises all manners of sound sources, from dug funk samples, fluttering flutes, swirling cinematic string motifs, Balearic guitar twangs and bass tones, to create this lush, jazzy sun-soaked affair. ‘Lost Time’ comes packaged with two remixes from compatriot Monokle and Barcelona’s Sau Polar, the latter being that stand-out of the two.\n\n‘Lost Time’ is out now and Koett’s debut album, Golden Peak, is released this coming November. On this evidence, it’s one keep an eye on." ]
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[ null, "LEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Time and time again, we hear your concerns about the Lee County school bus system, and we dug deeper to find out what the school district does with your complaints.\n\nWe met with district leaders to find out what is being done to improve the system.\n\n“Getting those kids to school on time is our main goal. The challenge we face every day are the same ones you face on the road.” Rob Spicker, the Lee County School District spokesperson, said buses deal with the same problems you face on your commute: congestion, construction, and weather.\n\nHowever, Spicker said there have been fewer complaints this year compared to past years.\n\n“This year is one of the best years we’ve ever had. 'Where’s the bus' app has been a huge part of that. Another big help was replacing our fleet,” said Spicker.\n\nSo let’s take a look at the numbers. Spicker said there are 50,000 student bus riders in the district. There are 755 buses, 733 full-time drivers, and 111 substitute drivers, and only 17 serious complaints this school year.\n\n“A serious issue is a continual late bus. There are also reports of speeding, of texting and driving. There is a log of who called and who responded. We don’t want things to go unhandled,” said Spicker.\n\nGarcia recalled one day where the bus dropped students late, and another parent’s child wasn’t even on the bus. Thankfully, they found the student safe. Incidents like this leave Garcia’s 2nd-grade daughter feeling anxious.\n\n“It hasn’t affected their school work, but they have taught them stranger danger. So she gets worried, if she is put off at the wrong bus, what is she supposed to do,” said Garcia.\n\nOther parents who weren’t willing to go on camera said they’re also having issues, like buses not showing up after they’ve already dropped their kids off at their stop.\n\nMore importantly, Spicker explained there could be a bigger reason behind some of these issues, such as substitute drivers. “A sub driver is going to take the route differently. They are going to take it a little slower.”\n\nSpicker explained many bus drivers get discouraged from some of the negative stories. “Our drivers are passionate. Some of them quit and some of them don’t come back.“\n\nGarcia and many other parents say it’s not the drivers they blame though, it’s the school district. “I don’t think it’s their fault. They’re just doing what they are told to do,” said Garcia.\n\nMoving forward, Spicker said there are a few things that could smooth out this bumpy road. He mentioned how the district released the 'Where’s the bus' app this school year, which helps parents track the school buses. He encouraged even more parents to sign up.\n\n“The app has been a huge help. 8,600 families have signed up for it. We wish more families would sign up because it eliminates a lot of confusion.“\n\nSecond, the district is working their budget to replace buses, which means more dependable rides for students. “Replacing buses gets working into the budget. If we can get the CPA grant, well that’s money we don’t have to pay back. Last year we got 10 that way, and this year we are hoping for 20.”\n\nAnd finally, Spicker stressed if there is an issue, working together is the best way to fix it. “When we hear from our parents we take those complaints seriously. We’ll do what we can we’ll arrange our bus stops, fix the stops, arrange the schedules whatever we can. But at the same time, we have 50,000 other students to worry about.”\n\nGarcia agreed, getting on the same page is the best solution. “I think the school, the transportation, and the parents all need to work together. I think that would make everything run a lot smoother.”" ]
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[ null, "It Was a Bit Too Much!\n\nWarning: The following comic has extreme violence, gore, frontal nudity, and makes very frequent use of profanity. This may not be recommended for the overly devout, the overly sensitive, the weak hearted, or your Great Aunt Susan (you know, the one who lives alone with all the cats.)\n\nAll in all, I don’t think it was a bad comic. In fact, Vampblade made an appearance. (I can get into some Vampblade.) In hindsight, with a name like Zombie Tramp, I should have been a little more prepared. This was the fiftieth issue, part two of “The Death of Zombie Tramp”. There is a lot going on in this one. Janie Belle, the Zombie Tramp, has become the prophesied savior of an army of the dead. Her plan seems to be nothing less than world domination. She must be stopped, but can she be? Find out in this issue!\n\nThe cover with the promise of an extreme battle.", null, "Janey Belle is Zombie Tramp. She’s not a typical zombie. She get’s her power from the Necronomicon {Or the Book of the Dead). She can change form, has a soul that can jump from body to body, and has her own zombie army! She’s bad and she owns it! Trust me, she’s got plans and things are about to get real dark really quick. In the comics that lead up to this one. Janey’s darkness seems to be on the incline. She seems to be getting darker and eviler by the issue. She’s actually reveling in her evilness. (Yeah, I said reveling. I definitely saw some reveling.) Her crossover from antihero to world-threatening villain was in full swing in this issue, but one gets the impression that it had been a long time coming.", null, "Needless to say, the Zombie Tramp battles it out in this issue with Vampblade, Dollface, Black Betty, and other characters from the Action Labs universe. If an extreme battle with lots of gore between comic book Femme Fatales and zombie hordes and their queen is what you’re looking for, then this may be the comic book you don’t want to miss!\nThe artwork and colors are big and bold with lots of greens and purples. The tone of the comic art seems most appropriate for its’ subject matter. There’s a lot going on so I would recommend reading the previous five issues before reading this one. If you’re not familiar with the other characters in the Action Labs Universe you might get a little lost, but they fill in some of the back story.\neep. (There were three but the zombies ate half of one. Gross\nPersonally, I give it two and a half sh!)" ]
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[ null, "“What can we bring?”\n\nIt’s almost a throw-away question these days. Automatic. We ask without thinking whenever we are invited somewhere for dinner or drinks. Like many people, I stop by my local wineshop and grab an inexpensive bottle that’s a favorite of mine to add to the party. Most of the time it’s a bottle of bubble (lately the Cordonieu Rosé.)\n\nNot too long ago while waiting for renovations to be completed on our house, the Unsinkable Mrs. E and I were living in a rooming house — which was being torn down around our ears to be reborn as a single family dwelling. It was pretty grim, but it was rent free. We made the best of it and became almost immune to the conditions surrounding us.\n\nAbout this time, an old friend of my wife’s and brother-in-law’s — a Marine — was passing though town while training at Ft. Lee and asked to drop by. Of course, we were delighted. I wanted to meet the guy about whom I had heard so much. When the designated hour of his arrival came, I hovered near the door and finally heard a tentative knock. I checked through the peephole, but didn’t see anyone.\n\n“Dutch?” I said through the locked and chained door. As I said, we were “almost immune.”\n\nA head darted into view and back out of site. “Chris?”\n\nI laughed and opened the door to find Dutch, in uniform, standing off to one side.\n\n“I don’t usually travel with a weapon,” he began “but this looks like an apartment in Mogadishu. I triple checked the address and decided to risk it. Is it condemned or are you renovating a crack house?”\n\nNeither one and we had a great evening perched on the one couch and sharing a simple dinner.\n\nAnd then Dutch presented me with one of the nicest host gifts I think I’ve ever received. During our initial phone call, Dutch learned that I was born at Ft. Lee, but didn’t remember it at all (we left when I was a year old for Panama. Eight years later we returned from Europe to settle again in Virginia.) He opened a bag and handed me a pint glass with the American eagle and “Ft. Lee, Virginia” printed on the side.\n\n“Everybody should have something from the place they were born,” he said.\n\nIt was a very simple and elegant gesture. I hope to one day equal it with a gift half as thoughtful for my hosts." ]
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[ null, "Russia-Ukraine conflict: Tension between Ukraine and Russia is increasing.\n\nMoscow: The leaders of two different regions of Ukraine announced a general mobilization on Saturday, raising fears of a further escalation of fighting in the former Soviet country.\n\nThe announcements came after observers of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe reported a significant increase in attacks on the frontline in parts of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russian rebels.\n\nOn Saturday morning, both sides accused each other of fresh attack.\n\n“I urge my fellow citizens to come to the military enlistment offices. Today I signed a decree on general mobilization,” Denis Pushilin, leader of the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic, said in a video statement.\n\nThe leader of the Lugansk separatist region, Leonid Pasechnik, meanwhile published a decree stating that the measures in his region had been signed to prepare for “repulsive aggression”.\n\nWestern leaders have raised alarm over Moscow’s military build-up around Ukraine for weeks, with Washington warning that an imminent attack could be imminent.\n\nPushilin claimed that the forces in his area had prevented attacks that he said were planned by the Ukraine security services, and that the Ukrainian military continued to attack.\n\nUsing the term for eastern Ukraine, Pushilin said, “Together, we will achieve the victory we all want and want. We will defend the Donbass and all the Russian people.”\n\nKiev has repeatedly denied using force or any plans to gain control of the separatist-held regions of the Crimean peninsula, which was annexed by Moscow in 2014.\n\nMore than 14,000 people have been killed in fighting between the Ukrainian military and Moscow-backed separatists since fighting began in 2014." ]
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[ "Posted by Stargazer on May 16, 2014\nPosted in: Int. News. Tagged: Machine Head. Leave a comment\n\nRobb Flynn, singer and guitarist for Oakland’s metal icons MACHINE HEAD, has posted a variety of photos from the studio sessions for the band’s upcoming album. The newest episode called “The Things I See” of Flynn‘s blog „The General Journals – Diary Of A Frontman… And Other Ramblings“ can be viewed here.\n\nIn the previous episode called “The Blackening It Ain’t” from April 30, Flynn told his readers more about the ongoing studio sessions and that the first two finished tracks (‘Killers & Kings’ and ‘Night Of The Long Knives’) have been sent off to renowned sound guru Colin Richardson for mixing. Read the entire article at www.facebook.com/machinehead\n\nMACHINE HEAD recently released the prestigious 10“ vinyl EP “Killers & Kings” featuring the demo version of the title track as well as a cover of the IGNITE classic ‘Bleeding’. The EP is available in two differen colours (red & blue) and can be purchased with four differen cover artworks.\n\n“I remember growing up in the thrash scene and always wanting to hear the demo version of songs,” commented vocalist/guitarist Robb Flynn. “You searched them out. Thankfully my buddy Jim was a big ‘tape trader,’ and through trading we had both METALLICA demos, EXODUS demos, bootlegs of songs sometimes ‘years’ before they came out. I knew how to play every note of »Pleasure Of The Flesh« by EXODUS, easily 2 years before the record was out! My friends and I would debate the merits of each, but we all agreed, It was so much cooler to hear it BEFORE the album is out! So we’re gonna do that for you. I can’t wait for you guys to hear this stuff.”", null ]
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[ null, "Elder Gerrit W. Gong and his wife, Sister Susan Lindsay Gong. Elder Gong, a newly called member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, is characterized by his kindness, interest in others, love of family, and desire to build the kingdom of God. Photo by Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News.\n\n“Ours is a worldwide Church. The restored gospel is for every nation, kindred, and tongue.” —Elder Gerrit W. Gong of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles\n\nMembers of Elder Gerrit W. Gong’s family and the army of street children they enlisted to help them paint the scene stood back and examined the work.\n\nAlthough the family had provided the sketch, paint, and brushes, something had shifted. The mural they created, which added light to the once colorless space, wasn’t theirs.\n\nIt belonged to the children.\n\nThat delighted Elder Gong, his wife, Susan, and their four sons so much that they repeated the service project in four other countries during the next four years, while Elder and Sister Gong were assigned in that Church area.\n\n“I don’t know how it came to us; it just did,” said Sister Susan Gong. “We were grateful others were excited for children to have creative opportunities.”\n\nAs someone interested in the photographic impact of light, color, composition, and moment, Elder Gong imagines the children—and others like them in Nepal, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Utah—enjoying the space.\n\nNow as a newly sustained member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles he will share a different kind of light with God’s children throughout the world.\n\nLatter-day Saints across the globe sustained Elder Gong and Elder Ulisses Soares as Apostles during the Saturday morning session of general conference on March 31.\n\n“Ours is a worldwide Church,” said Elder Gong. “The restored gospel is for every nation, kindred, and tongue.”\n\nBorn in Redwood City, California, to Walter A. and Jean C. Gong, Elder Gong comes to the apostleship with a background rich in education and experience. Elder Gong’s parents, both professional teachers, collectively spent more than 70 years in the classroom. Elder Gong, the oldest of three children, inherited his parents’ love for learning.\n\nA Rhodes Scholar who worked for the U.S. State Department and for the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C., Elder Gong’s travels have taken him to all seven continents, including living in Asia for more than a decade.\n\nBoth Elder and Sister Gong served as full-time missionaries in Taiwan; the couple married in January 1980 in the Salt Lake Temple. They are the parents of four sons and have three grandchildren.\n\nElder Gong, whose ancestors left southern China in the late 19th century for work in the United States, was born into the Church. His mother met the missionaries as a teenager in Honolulu, Hawaii. His father joined the Church after attending Stanford University, where his parents met and dated.", null, "Elder Gerrit W. Gong, newly sustained as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, and his wife, Sister Susan Gong, in Salt Lake City. Photo by Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News.\n\n“I have had a testimony of the Church and gospel since I was very young,” said Elder Gong.\n\nSister Gong said there are three characteristics that are quintessential Gerrit Gong. “One, he is unfailingly kind,” she said. “Two, he is interested in everything, which makes him a fascinating person to live with. Three, he loves the Lord. He really desires with all his heart to build the kingdom and bless Heavenly Father’s children.”\n\nA former bishop and stake president, Elder Gong has served as a General Authority since 2010 and in that capacity has seen the Church grow and develop across the world.\n\nAssigned to organize the second stake in Bangkok, Thailand, Elder Gong participated in the calling of priesthood leaders. “After the meeting we entered a large room, where on chairs on three sides of the room priesthood leaders were ordained one by one,” recalled Sister Gong. “Once ordained they joined the growing circle of priesthood power.”\n\nElder Gong was with Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Gary E. Stevenson in Vietnam when the Church received official recognition. He witnessed how “the Lord touched many different people in Vietnam.” (See related story.)\n\nElder Gong said everywhere they go, people relate to Sister Gong. “Susan is other-oriented and down-to-earth wherever she is,” said Elder Gong.\n\nSister Gong is a “compulsive gardener” who loves to cook and “bring people together.” She has authored Chinese language children’s readers and was the first coordinator for Utah’s Chinese language dual-immersion program.\n\nThe couple hosts “grandkids camp” every summer, which includes crafts and adventures, and loves to travel with their sons.\n\nElder and Sister Gong said it was wonderful to join members from across the world for general conference, to sustain President Russell M. Nelson and the First Presidency, and “to witness continuing revelation bless the members of the Church in all their many circumstances.”\n\nOf his new assignment, Elder Gong said it was overwhelming to have President Nelson tenderly take “my hands in his” and extend a call to the apostleship.\n\nAt that moment “you feel very humble, but you are certain in your confidence and love for President Nelson as the Lord’s prophet and Church President.”\n\nElder and Sister Gong said they have also felt the outpouring of support from members throughout the world. He said they have had an opportunity to “weep together and pray together.”\n\n“I spent part of the weekend looking for synonyms for ‘overwhelming’ because ‘overwhelming’ doesn’t seem to cover it,” said Sister Gong. “I am just grateful to know that this comes one day at a time and that when you are on the Lord’s errand, you receive the Lord’s help.”\n\nElder Gong said he and Sister Gong love being with the members in every place they have the privilege to go. “Their circumstances are different, but their faith and testimonies are in many ways the same,” he said.\n\nThat is something the Gongs also learned from the children involved in their mural projects, undertaken during the Christmas season.\n\nEvery member of the Gong family had a special role in the project, from creating the sketch to mixing the paint to organizing the children.\n\nSome places wanted to send only the best and most artistic children to participate. But the Gongs explained their project was an opportunity for all the children. “We’ve always been struck by the enthusiasm and skill of children who come together to beautify their environment,” Elder Gong said.", null, "Members of Elder Gerrit W. Gong’s family stand in front of a mural project with the children who assisted them in Vietnam. Photo courtesy of the Gong family." ]
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[ "Lost in thought with his arms on his hips, this is the husband of murdered British mother Caroline Crouch, seen for the first time inside the prison where he is being held for her brutal killing.\n\nBabis Anagnostopoulos, 33, was pictured from behind barbed wire as he stretched his legs in the exercise yard of the notorious Korydallos prison which is located on the outskirts of Athens and is Greece’s main maximum-security facility.\n\nConditions inside the prison are so bad that the Greek government has vowed to shut it down but Anagnostopoulos is being housed in its ‘VIP’ wing, enjoying a host of luxuries that have left other inmates and prison wardens fuming at the ‘five-star’ treatment he is receiving.\n\nPhotographs were also published in the Greek media on Saturday showing the inside of Anagnostopoulos’s cell, which comes with its own shower, toilet, set of furniture, large window which allows in plenty of light and a television.", null, "Babis Anagnostopoulos, 33, was pictured from behind barbed wire in the exercise yard of the notorious Korydallos prison, which is Greece’s main maximum-security facility\n\nAnagnostopoulos also has a fan to help cope with searing heat inside his cell caused by outside temperatures hitting 36C as Greece is gripped by a heat wave.\n\nHe has been given the top bunk and is sharing the spacious cell with three other prisoners: one a former prison warden, facing charges of drug dealing and two drug dealers.\n\nInmates are reported to be so incensed at the soft treatment meted out to Anagnostopoulos that on Friday his lawyer was unable to visit him because of fears that it might lead to violence.\n\nOne prison warden was quoted telling Greek TV: ‘It’s as if he’s at home and enjoying his life. There is a lot of anger at the luxury he is getting.’\n\nAnagnostopoulos has become Greece’s most notorious prisoner after confessing to murdering Caroline, 20 and then staging an elaborate hoax to make it appear that she had died in a botched burglary.\n\nPrison sources also revealed that after initially being remanded in custody following a court hearing on Tuesday, Anagnostopoulos did not speak at all but since then he has become more sociable with his cell mates.", null, "Anagnostopoulos confessed to murdering Caroline, 20, (both pictured) and then staging an elaborate hoax to make it appear that she had died in a botched burglary\n\nAnagnostopoulos has asked to be given work at the prison and requested a number of books to help him while away the time as his trial is not expected to take place for another 18 months.\n\nHis trial is not expected to take place for another 18 months.\n\nWhile Anagnostopoulos remains in an ‘exclusive’ part of Korydallos, prisoners on other wings face conditions that have been described as ‘degrading’ and ‘inhuman’.\n\nA number of reports have found that it is controlled by violent gangs with prison wardens too afraid to patrol inside. Drugs are freely available with shipments organised by prisoners openly using mobile phones.\n\nA delegation from the Council of Europe that visited the prison last year found that up to seven people were crammed into mould-infested cells measuring just 9.5 square metres and that many slept on mattresses on the floor.\n\nThe delegation also said buildings at Korydallos holding between 230 to 430 people each were often overseen by just one prison officer ‘who clearly was not in a position to exert any authority or control.’\n\nThe prison was opened in 1967 with a capacity for around 8,000 inmates but it is now estimated that it houses almost 13,000 prisoners.\n\nCaroline, a the mother-of-one, was smothered by her husband Anagnostopoulos over the course of six minutes as their baby daughter Lydia lay nearby.", null, "Prison sources revealed that after initially being remanded in custody, pilot Anagnostopoulos (pictured) did not speak at all but since then he has become more sociable with his cell mates", null, "Anagnostopoulos (pictured with Caroline and daughter Lydia) is in the prison’s ‘VIP’ wing, enjoying a host of luxuries that have left other inmates fuming at his ‘five-star’ treatment\n\nFor weeks, Anagnostopoulos played the grieving widower as police searched for the ‘robbers’ he claimed had tied him up and killed his wife, plus the family’s pet dog, Roxy.\n\nThen last Wednesday, hours after hugging Caroline’s mother Susan at a memorial service, the 33-year-old finally brought the cruel charade to an end with a police confession.\n\nPolice claimed on June 17 that Anagnostopoulos had confessed to killing Caroline in a fit of rage after she threatened to divorce him and take their baby daughter.\n\nNot long before Anagnostopoulos’ confession, detectives extracted biometric data from Caroline’s watch which they believed pinpointed the exact moment her heart stopped beating – hours before the alleged burglary took place.\n\n‘I really regret this act, I ruined my life and my family,’ he told a judge when he appeared in court in Athens this week, the transcript of which was recently released.\n\nWhile confessing to his crime, Anagnostopoulos claimed that he staged an elaborate hoax to make it appear that Caroline had been killed in a botched burglary because he did not want Lydia to be brought up without any parent.\n\nCaroline’s parents are seeking full custody of Lydia, and earlier this week applied to a court in Athens to be granted care of her. The court will decide next week.\n\nSusan is demanding that she and her husband David – Caroline’s father – be given full custody and that Lydia stay with them on Alonnisos until a final decision is made.\n\nLydia is currently being looked after by Anagnostopoulos’s parents at their Athens home and they are demanding that custody of her be shared.\n\nHis lawyer, Alexandros Papaioannidis told MailOnline that Lydia’s two grandmothers, Susan and Georgia, had spoken on the phone and that both wanted what was best for the child.", null, "Caroline (pictured), a the mother-of-one, was smothered by her husband Anagnostopoulos over the course of six minutes as their baby daughter Lydia lay nearby", null, "For weeks, Anagnostopoulos (pictured outside court on June 22) played the grieving widower as police searched for the ‘robbers’ he claimed had tied him up and killed his wife\n\nHe said: ‘Both families want different things, but they are on good terms and are communicating. It is the court that will have to find a solution about this.\n\n‘My client is in prison and the only thing that he can do is care for his child as best he can. He wants custody to be shared.’\n\nWhile on the face of it the couple appeared to have a seemingly perfect life in their Athens villa with their one-year-old child and a number of pets, Anagnostopoulos has claimed that in truth, Caroline was physically and verbally abusive towards him.\n\nHe told a court earlier this week that his judgement became ‘blurred’ prompting him to kill her after she attacked him.\n\nHis lawyers have summoned the parents as part of their case that the couple rowed regularly and that on the night of the murder, Anagnostopoulos acted on impulse and did not plan it.\n\nAnagnostopoulos’s parents are expected to testify that it was Caroline who was verbally and physically abusive towards their son.\n\nMeanwhile, Susan is to travel from her home on the island of Alonnisos to give evidence, and is expected to describe Anagnostopoulos as ‘controlling,’ who prevented her from maintaining a healthy relationship with her family.", null, "Anagnostopoulos claimed the couple had ‘argued’ again on the night of May 11 but denied he planned to kill her.\n\nIn chilling detail, the helicopter pilot spelt out the awful final moments of his wife’s life.\n\nHe said: ‘Caroline started shaking her body, to get out of my arms, and I kept holding her tight.\n\n‘At one point, her face was wincing on the pillow. I kept holding her in my arms until she stopped rocking.\n\n‘All this lasted for about five minutes, from the time I hugged her until the time she stopped rocking.’\n\nAnagnostopoulos claimed he had mounted the cover-up because he could not bear Lydia growing up without either parent.\n\nAnagnostopoulos is expected to enter a plea to a murder charge when he next appears in court." ]
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[ "Protecting our environment is one of the issues that many people today are worried about. How do we keep this world healthy and alive? What kind of laws can we pass to make sure that our children and our children’s children have a bright, green world to live in? What can we do in our everyday lives to do our part in slowing down climate change?\n\nOf course, recycling and planting trees and other plants in our gardens is a great first step. But an even bigger step is preventing large corporations from cutting down the ones that already exist.\n\nThe Amazon rainforest has millions of trees—so many that it’s often called the ‘lungs’ of the world. The Amazon alone is responsible for absorbing carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and producing oxygen in significant amounts. Furthermore, it’s an entire ecosystem in itself that’s home to thousands of species, some of which have yet to be discovered. Cutting down even a small portion of this rainforest can have catastrophic effects on the planet.\n\nIn short, it’s probably a bad idea to destroy the Amazon rainforest.\nUnfortunately, many companies more interested in making money than saving the planet have been tearing down increasing amounts of the Amazon within the past couple of years because of the incredible amount of resources it can provide. Most recently, the Ecuadorian government was planning to drill for oil over an area of seven million acres of rainforest. Their plan was to build 16 oil blocks for oil mining.\n\nBut they were met with backlash, specifically from the Waorani of Pastaza, an Amazon tribe that has lived in the area for hundreds of years. This is their home as they know it.\n\nThe tribe appealed to the Provincial Court, which recently decided to indefinitely stall the installation of the oil blocks.\n\nWhat’s more, the decision has also blocked the oil companies and the Ecuadorian government from drilling into an additional half a million acres.\nNow, the tribe can rest easy—but their fight isn’t over. The tribe expects the government to appeal the decision because they still want the valuable oil beneath the land.", null, "Hopefully, the court will decide yet again in favor of the tribe and protect the beautiful Amazon rainforest!\n\nThis is good news for environment-enthusiasts everywhere. This ecosystem is essential to the wellbeing of the planet! How to you do your part to prevent climate change? Please share if you want to spread the good news!" ]
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[ null, "MONTEBELLO, Calif. - Montebello police investigated a stabbing late Wednesday night that appears to be part of a random attack.\n\nAuthorities say the victim was walking in the 1300 block of W. Lincoln Avenue near Howard Avenue when they were attacked from behind.\n\nThe victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to police. The age and gender of the victim were not immediately known.\n\nPolice described the suspect as a Hispanic man in dark clothing. No other details are known at this time." ]
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[ null, "One of the old wives’ tales that has always amused me in the Queensland fishing world is a perception amongst many recreational fishermen that recreational hook and line fishing can’t have any measureable impact on fished populations.\n\nAnd, rather hypocritically, some of us maintain this view whilst belting the living crap out of all marine catfish and then releasing them belly-up in the expectation such actions will put a dent in annoying catfish populations (this isnot a great environmental role model activity for your kids either!). Well, at the risk of prompting a rush of letters to the editor “setting me right”, there are plenty of examples worldwide where recreational hook and line fishing has seriously impacted fish populations.\n\nBeing Aussie fishers we all really get the shits when people ram overseas fisheries examples down our throats, so I thought best to explore this whole idea quickly looking at snapper in Western Australia, and then in more detail in Queensland. The snapper species I am talking about is not one of our tropical red fish, it’s Chrysophrys (previously Pagrus) auratus, the species found from Queensland, down around south-eastern Australia and across into Western Australia up to Shark Bay. In Queensland, snapper are caught in most years as far north as Mackay.\n\nIn Shark Bay it was widely recognised that years of mainly excessive recreational fishing effort had really knocked snapper around, but particularly the isolated Freycinet estuary population. Good news for the sandgropers is that latest stock assessments indicate snapper populations in Shark Bay are all bouncing back thanks to a suite of fisheries management interventions that are in force. These include:\n\nRighto – So what’s the go with snapper in Queensland? First of all, despite being the same species, its biology, habitat and growth rates are probably a fair bit different between each side of Australia, so the Queensland east coast has been identified as being able to support a sustainable take well over the 35 tonnes identified for Shark Bay. Fisheries Queensland reports indicate the average annual total catch of snapper in Queensland in 2009 was estimated to be around the 700 tonne mark. The recreational / charter sector is generally recognised as landing about 2/3 of this! The 2012 Stock Status of Queensland Fisheries Resources Report officially recognises snapper as the only overfished fish stock in Queensland! That’s right –snapper in Queensland, in this report, stands alone amongst all species, as being officially roo-ted!\n\nWorse still – in 2010 a Queensland Fisheries document said that “fishers had had concerns that snapper was overfished since 2000”. The first modern snapper stock assessment really crunching the numbers for this woeful situation was undertaken in 2006 with the stock looking pretty sick, but we have known for nearly 15 years that snapper has been in poor shape.\n\nQueensland University academics led by a Ruth Thurstan have recently published in the prestigious international scientific journal, Fish and Fisheries, some amazing historical snapper fishing research. They have demonstrated that catch rates of snapper on southern Queensland charter boats from the 1870’s to 1940 averaged about 3.75 fish per hour, and from 1993-2002 they averaged less than half a snapper per hour. This is a drop in catch rates of about 90%! They used data from old Government reports, newspaper articles and charter boat records to undertake the comparisons. They responsibly chose peak catch time periods for the comparisons between May and September for nearly all the data. Some of the extracts from old newspapers uncovered by the researchers are unbelievable!\n\nHere is one extract they found in “The Queenslander” newspaper from 24 May 1879 – “At a little before 7 [am] we steamed up to the Boat Rock, down went about twenty-four lines; in two minutes the cry rose “schnapper”; in three minutes more at least a dozen splendid fish were flapping on the deck…. For four hours and a quarter the sport was sustained ….. We were found to have lessened that particular tribe of schnapper by about 735 individuals.”\n\nNow I’ll let you decide whether such carnage was “sporting”, but it obviously was a fun day out back in the late 1800’s. Imagine what they would have caught if they had modern GPS, geared reels, tapered rods, braided line, chemically sharpened hooks etc., (i.e. I’m visualising chainsaw massacre scale carnage!); and imagine what the catch rate comparison would really be like if they were comparing weight per fisher per hour. In reality, if the findings of this research are anything to go by, I think today’s snapper charter catch, rates with likely many more smaller fish on average, in kilo’s would be lucky to be a few percent of what it was back in the late 1800’s / early 1900’s.\n\nSo fast forward to 2010 when Queensland Labor was in government and Fisheries Queensland released a number of management options designed to rebuild Queensland snapper over a ten year period and also dramatically improve monitoring of the fishery. Some of these options included total allowable catch limits for all sectors, lengthy seasonal closures, a recreational permit specifically for snapper fishing which would fund improved recreational fishery surveys, and even one option of an in-possession limit of two snapper. After some boisterous public meetings, a new Fisheries Minister was suddenly appointed, the Queensland Fisheries boss got moved and the responsible Fishery Manager was stopped from talking to anyone about snapper. I am not advocating that the full monty of the above options should have been introduced, nor what they have in WA should be directly applied in QLD, but it should be noted the 2010 options paper advised that “snapper will continue to decline if no action is taken” and “there would be ecological, economic and social impacts” [of doing nothing]!\n\nIn late June 2011, the new Minister announced that the only management changes that wereto come into place for snapper was the reduction in recreational in-possession limit from five to four fish with no more than one snapper over 70cm. WOW…… what guts that took!Didn’t even mention that perhaps some shared constraints could have been imposed on the commercial sector too.Latest news is that level of Queensland catches have come down, but why? Are the fish there to catch!? Quite doubtful!\n\nSo who do we, as average Queensland recreational fishers thank for this total lack of any effective efforts to rebuild snapper stocks?Well, firstly you have to take your hat off to the then Fisheries Minister and the Fisheries Queensland managers for having the balls to identify and initiate discussion on rebuilding the snapper stock … and then getting the arse for responsibly doing their job! Who’d be a Fisheries Manager to be flogged by recreational and commercial fishers and then greenies alike, and totally shackled from doing your job by the politics of the day!?\n\nWell the responsibility of inaction should be shared around! I’ve already pointed out a gutless previous government!Charter boat operators fought tooth and nail against seasonal closures and cried about how it would adversely affect their businesses! Many experienced high profile recreational snapper fishers also opposed any restrictions being imposed! And who can forget Brisbane centric SUNFISH for their rabid opposition to any responsible snapper fisheries management change. SUNFISH said the science about the status of stocks was no good and not up to date. Geez – given the historical picture I’ve just painted, Stevie Wonder wouldn’t have to rely on science to know that snapper was broken! A southern SUNFISH recreational fishing representative at the 2012 National Recreational Fishing Conference at the Gold Coast proudly announced that they (SUNFISH) have the ability to “get rid of Fisheries Ministers” for not making decisions about recreational fishing that they (SUNFISH) didn’t agree with. Are these the sort of views that are going to encourage Government to rebuild snapper stocks so our kids and grandkids can on most days enjoy a day out sustainably catching some big healthy snapper and then enjoying a meal of them?\n\nEnjoy catching your less than half a snapper per hour fellas! There’s a bloody lot riding on this fisheries review isn’t there?\n\nOnto the Queensland Fisheries Review – The review consultants were given an extension to deliver their report and recommendations to Government before Christmas. Word on the street is that the Government is not intending to publicly release the fisheries review report (not altogether unsurprising given the lack of transparency on fishing matters that past and previous Queensland governments of any colour operate under). Apparently, it is proposed that the Government is intending to receive the report, get some senior bureaucrats to pick which bits the Government should support, including having a bean counter to assess the costs of implementation. In February or March the final report will likely then be given to senior Government ministers to assess and decide what bits of the review and recommendations the “Can Do Campbell team” will take forward into the next State election. Geez, I hope I am wrong on this process!\n\nSo here the Queensland Government is, its fisheries consultants holding a trailer full of submissions “demanding improved community consultation and the need to distance Government from fisheries management decision processes”, and yet apparently the same closed door crap is likely to continue. To give even more weight about why such closed door mentality is as popular as a turd in the backyard pool, last month Mr Popularity Politics himself, cigar toting Joe, publicly released the Federal Government’s Financial System Inquiry Report. So unlike what is likely to happen with the Queensland Fisheries review report, the Financial System Inquiry Report to the Feds is out there for all to see, warts and all. Like the Queensland Fisheries Review consultation process, there have also been initial opportunities for public submissions to inform the Finance Inquiry. However, seemingly unlike the Queensland fisheries review, Smokin’ Joe for the next few months is welcoming public submissions on the Financial System Inquiry Report before making any decisions on the Finance Report’s recommendations.\n\nUnless we, the Queensland recreational fisheries stakeholders, once again pull our fingers out and send a few e-mails to Minister McVeigh and the Premier, “demanding that the Independent fisheries review report is made public as soon as it is presented to Government” and that “there is opportunity to influence Government decisions on the report recommendations”, we may as well live in North Korea for all the democratic say we are going to get on our fishing future. It is simply not good enough in 2015 that after all of our inputs into the fisheries review, that we mightn’t even get to see or even have a say on the Fisheries review report and recommendations!\n\nSo while you are kicking back enjoying a few ales watching the Sydney test, type “Recreational fishers demand more input into fisheries review” in the subject line and e-mail your thoughts to: Minister McVeigh – daff@ministerial.qld.gov.au and the Dear Premier – ashgrove@parliament.qld.gov.au\n\nOtherwise they and their parliamentary colleagues will alone decide our fishing future. Hell, it might even be worth asking with such a majority in Government, why the hell snapper is still “overfished” and what are they going to do about it in the next six months!\n\nWishing we all have a happy New Year, all year!" ]
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[ "PARIS (AP) - News that the world’s most powerful man was infected with the world’s most notorious disease dominated screens large and small, drawing shock, sympathy and some barbs for President Donald Trump.\n\nThe outpouring from world leaders and flagging markets Friday left little doubt that Trump's illness will have global implications — even if they're still unknown. Trump's announcement on Twitter that he and first lady Melania Trump tested positive for the coronavirus prompted a multitude of responses on the same platform, as well as others.\n\nThe positive test reading adds to investors' worries, especially about its effect on the Nov. 3 election between the Republican president and Democrat Joe Biden. U.S. stock futures and most world markets fell on the news as did the price of oil.\n\nFrom India to Qatar to Mexico, world leaders were quick to offer official sympathy from the top, many in the form of tweets directly to Trump, while something approaching schadenfreude bubbled up from elsewhere. Trump is the most prominent on a growing list of powerful people who have contracted the virus, including many who were skeptical of the disease. Among his well-wishers were at least two who have recovered from the illness.\n\n“I'm sure that your inherent vitality, good spirits and optimism will help you cope with the dangerous virus,” Russian President Vladimir Putin wrote in a direct message to Trump released by the Kremlin.\n\nWorld Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus tweeted “My best wishes to President @realDonaldTrump and @FLOTUS for a full and speedy recovery.” The Trump administration in July formally notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from WHO, although the pullout won’t take effect until next year. Trump claims the U.N. health agency is in need of reform and is heavily influenced by China. The U.N. secretary-general also sent in best wishes.\n\nItalian right-wing opposition leader Matteo Salvini tweeted: “In Italy and in the world, whoever celebrates the illness of a man or of a woman, and who comes to wish the death of a neighbor, confirms what he is: An idiot without soul. A hug to Melania and Donald.″\n\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was hospitalized for a week in April after he contracted COVID-19, wished Trump a “speedy recovery.”\n\nFormer Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, who also recently recovered from a serious bout with coronavirus, has sent a message to Trump and the first lady extending his best wishes for a speedy recovery.\n\n“I know this illness from direct experience, that can manifest itself also in an insidious way, but which can be overcome with correct and courageous behavior,″ Berlusconi said in a message.\n\n“We need politicians, especially politicians like President Trump who has a lot of power and influence, to take this seriously and to support their scientists and clinicians in leading the outbreak management, rather than have political influence in trying to deny that this virus is in circulation and drag your feet around control measures because it suited your agenda.”\n\nTokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike, speaking at a weekly news conference, did not mention Trump's reluctance to wear masks when asked about his infection, but she said the news “reminded me of how widely masks are worn in Japan.”", null, "Major media across the globe played up the announcement, with bulletins crawling across TV screens in Paris and Rome, Seoul and Beijing.\n\n“To say this potentially could be a big deal is an understatement,” Rabobank said in a commentary. “Everything now takes a backseat to the latest incredible twist in this U.S. election campaign.”\n\nChina’s official Xinhua News Agency flashed the news, and an anchor on state broadcaster CCTV announced it. Late Friday, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying tweeted that he was “saddened to learn President and the FirstLady of the US tested positive. Hope they both have a speedy recovery and will be fine.”\n\nThe positive test result was the most searched topic in China on the widely used social media app Weibo for hours after the announcement, with most comments mocking or critical.\n\nOne user darkly joked that Trump had finally tweeted something positive.\n\nThe Chinese government has bristled at Trump’s attempts to blame China, where the disease emerged, for the pandemic and called for global cooperation in fighting it. It's a message that has resonated with the public.\n\nHu Xijin, the outspoken editor of the state-owned Global Times newspaper, tweeted in English that “President Trump and the first lady have paid the price for his gamble to play down the COVID-19.”\n\nAl-Arabiya, a Saudi-owned satellite channel based in Dubai, cut to a long live shot of the White House. Qatari state-owned Al Jazeera channel brought in four commentators to discuss the “prevailing state of uncertainty” in the United States, questioning whether Trump could effectively steer a reelection campaign and run the country from quarantine. Middle East leaders closely allied to the U.S. sent out their best wishes, including Kuwait's new ruling emir.\n\nIranian state television announced Trump had the virus, an anchor breaking the news with an unflattering image of the U.S. president surrounded by what appeared to be giant coronaviruses. Later, an anchor noted that “the American president, who treated the coronavirus almost like it was nothing, finally caught it.”\n\nSocial media platforms were ablaze with questions and quick reactions to all the unknowns.\n\nWould Trump blame the Chinese? Would he thumb his nose at his critics and enemies by breezing through the quarantine without serious symptoms, tweeting away from the White House? Would he become gravely ill, or worse, and, if he did, what would that mean for the U.S. election, one of the most contentious in recent history? What would it mean for U.S. leadership during tumultuous times?\n\nWhile the uncertainty seemed palpable on a scroll through various social media in an array of languages, many seemed to revel in the announcement.\n\nAnd the satirical Australian news site, the Betoota Advocate, posted a story with this headline: “Trump Family Records More Cases Of Community Transmission Than Entire State Of Queensland.”" ]
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[ null, null, "Last week saw yet another instance of Pope Emeritus Benedict giving an interview and insisting upon his unconditional support of Pope Francis and his work. EWTN reported on 28 August 2016 about this new statement of the former pope as follows:\n\nSpeaking about Pope Francis, Benedict said that obedience to his successor “was never in discussion,” but that since Francis’ election, a feeling of “deep communion and friendship” has arisen between the two.\n\n“At the moment of his election I experienced, as many, a spontaneous feeling of gratitude toward Providence,” he said, explaining that after having two Pope’s [sic] from Central Europe, “the Lord was turning, so to speak, his gaze to the Universal Church and invited us to a more extensive communion, more Catholic.” [my emphasis]\n\nPope Benedict makes it very clear in this statement, as originally published on 24 August 2016 by the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, that he fully supports Pope Francis. There is no hint of any polite criticisms or reservations to be seen. Earlier this year, Pope Benedict had already twice given his full and unqualified support of Pope Francis and his work, especially in his Year of Mercy and with Francis’ general accent upon that professed part of the Church’s doctrine. First, Benedict said in March of 2016:\n\nI believe it is “a sign of the times” that the idea of God’s mercy is becoming increasingly central and dominant – starting with Sister Faustina, whose visions in various ways deeply reflect God’s image among today’s mankind and its desire for divine goodness.\n\nThen, on occasion of his own 65th anniversary of his priestly ordination on 28 June 2016, Pope Benedict uttered these somewhat strange-sounding words, addressed directly to Pope Francis:\n\nFirst of all, thank you, Holy Father! Your goodness, evident from the moment of your election, has continually impressed me, and greatly sustains my interior life. The Vatican Gardens, even for all their beauty, are not my true home: my true home is your goodness. There, I feel safe. Thank you also for the kind words of gratitude, for everything. We hope that you will continue to go forward with all of us on this road of Divine Mercy, showing us the way of Jesus, toward Jesus, toward God. [my emphasis]\n\nThus, in all these instances, Pope Benedict shows himself apparently to be in effective collaboration with the “reform” agenda of Pope Francis, which often enough puts Mercy above Justice. Benedict gives his blessing to a work which has led to the apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia (AL), which has gathered such strong criticism from theologians and philosophers that “heresy” has often been mentioned in this context. It was especially to be seen after the Austrian Philosopher, Josef Seifert, wrote a stringent and compelling critique which lay bare the objectively heretical statements to be found in Amoris Laetitia. Seifert – who is a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life – lists in his 28-page analysis of Amoris Laetitia the many grave errors to be found in the papal text. For example, he refutes the claim of AL that one may have sexual relations with someone other than one’s own true spouse, if that would also somehow be helping to preserve such a currently adulterous relationship for the sake of the children of that new bond. Seifert also criticizes the claim that “no one can be condemned forever,” which is “a denial of the existence of hell.” While calling some of these statements of AL heretical, Seifert, in his charity, shows his trust in the current pope when saying:\n\nI am thus full of confidence that, as true pope and successor of Saint Peter, should Pope Francis find a contradiction between his statements and the teachings of the Church, he would immediately rescind his theses. And I hope he will do so with regard to the following cases.\n\nAt the end of his acute historic critique, which surely will have a place in future history books, Seifert asks Pope Francis to rescind these heretical statements. He says:\n\nThen we can only ask him [Pope Francis] imploringly to follow the glorious example of his predecessor, John XXII, who, a day before his death, rejected and condemned with the bull, Ne super his, his own false teachings that the souls separated from the body (the animae separatae) in the beyond before the Last Judgment experience neither the heavenly beatitude, nor the pains of hell – a teaching that has been condemned as heresy by his successor Benedict XII in the bull Benedictus Deus […] May Pope Francis not leave it up to a successor or to a council to condemn these statements, but, rather, may he revoke them himself. [my emphasis]\n\nAs we reported earlier, Pope Francis’ somewhat indirect response to these strong criticisms of Amoris Laetitia — coming from many directions — was to appoint Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia to several prominent positions within the Curia, with the explicit wish that he may “continue the work of Amoris Laetitia.” Thus it becomes obvious that Professor Seifert’s kind and charitable expectation that the pope would immediately rush to correct and rescind objectively heretical statements of AL was wrong. Pope Francis apparently insists upon the retention of his errors and false teachings.\n\nTo make things worse, Pope Francis even now increases the ambiguities – and the practical cultural relativism – of this papal document. He tells the Polish bishops during his trip to the World Youth Day in Poland that they may interpret Amoris Laetitia in a way that is fitting for their own culture. Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki, the head of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, related the words of the pope to the Polish bishops at a press conference – according to LifeSiteNews – as follows:\n\nThe pope related that in a decentralized Church, bishops’ conferences “might on their own initiative not only interpret papal encyclicals, but also looking at their own cultural situation, might approach some specific issues in an appropriate manner,” Gadecki said. [my emphasis]\n\nPope Francis also explicitly mentioned in this context – according to Gadecki – the matter of the putatively “remarried” divorcees and their possible access to Holy Communion. (Accordingly, Gadecki declared publicly on 28 July 2016 – hours after the meeting with the pope on that day – that the Polish bishops will not give out Holy Communion to the “remarried” divorcees unless they “live as brother and sister.”)\n\nNonetheless, Pope Francis has just recently allowed – and not long after his own above-mentioned remarks to the Polish bishops – an unmistakably contradictory 23 August article to be published – in his own newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano – which says exactly the opposite of what he had just said in Poland.\n\nPope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family is an example of the “ordinary magisterium” – papal teaching – to which Catholics are obliged to give “religious submission of will and intellect,” said an article in the Vatican newspaper.\n\nFather Salvador Pie-Ninot, a well-known professor of ecclesiology, said that while Pope Francis did not invoke his teaching authority in a “definitive way” in the document, it meets all the criteria for being an example of the “ordinary magisterium” to which all members of the church should respond with “the basic attitude of sincere acceptance and practical implementation.” [my emphasis]\n\nIn this context, the author, Father Pie-Ninot, explicitly includes in the list of the “most significant words” of Amoris Laetitia the possibility for “remarried” divorcees to receive Holy Communion:\n\nAccepting Amoris Laetitia as authoritative church teaching, Father Pie-Ninot said, applies also to the document’s “most significant words” about the possibility of people divorced and remarried without an annulment receiving Communion in limited circumstances.\n\nThe ambiguities with regard to Amoris Laetitia and to the vexed question as to whether one now has to follow its content – and fully adhere to it – are obviously increasing. This is not pastoral. Confusion – especially subversive equivocation – is never pastoral. And an ambiguous teaching is not at all binding upon the Catholic conscience. As Cardinal Carlo Caffarra told OnePeterFive in an interview in July of 2016 with regard to ambiguous moral teachings:\n\nLogic teaches us that a proposition is ambiguous when it can be interpreted in two different and/or contrary meanings. It is obvious that such a proposition can have neither our theoretical assent nor our practical consent, because it does not have a sure and clear meaning.\n\nIn this situation where so many souls are at risk due to such ambiguous – and some objectively heretical – statements coming from Pope Francis, each Catholic prelate, I dare to say, has a greater duty now, in charity, to help the pope himself to correct his errors, and even some of his perceptibly hardened errors. In this context, it would be Pope Emeritus Benedict’s experienced role as the former pope, and in his role as a known theologian, to raise his clarifying voice and to help confused Catholics to find the loyal path to salvation. (With such an intervention, Benedict would also give moral support to all those prelates – such as the Head of Doctrine Cardinal Gerhard Müller – whom he once as pope called to Rome to assist him and some of whom now even desperately try to preserve the Church’s traditional moral teaching.)\n\nIt seems, however, that by giving Francis repeatedly his unqualified support, Benedict now serenely chooses to be a “team player,” even to the point of being complicit with the nuanced, equivocal novelties of Francis in his professedly “pastoral” actions." ]
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[ null, "1. Introduction\nThe tax principles of legality, tax equality, and contributory capacity establish limits for Tax Administrations (TAs) and taxpayers. The latter cannot be artificially subtracted from a taxable event provided for in the law, avoiding its realization, with an artificial structuring; But neither can new taxable events be created, beyond what is established in the law, nor undermine the principle of autonomy of the will, which gives taxpayers the freedom to make economies of choice.\n\n2. Purpose\nThese rules are intended to combat tax avoidance, a common feature of the tax systems.\n\nThere is no international consensus to understand what avoidance is. Unlike tax evasion, where the tax obligation occurs and is hidden, avoidance avoids, artificially, its generation, based on camouflage. The artificial or abusive is what differentiates it from the economy of option or genuine tax planning.\n\nFor its part, the UN Portfolio (2019) on GAAR indicates that tax evasion is the intentional conduct of non-payment of taxes through fraud, non-declaration, or misrepresentation, classified as a crime punishable by a fine or imprisonment; while avoidance implies the reduction of taxes, but by legal means. Acceptable avoidance (also called “tax mitigation”) is distinguished from unacceptable or illegitimate avoidance.\n\nThese norms are based on different legal doctrines, such as abuse of law, fraud of the law, simulation and prevalence of substance over form.\n\nAccording to the comments of art. 11 of the CIAT Model Tax Code (2015), these rules seek to avoid the use of acts for purposes other than those provided by law or without justification other than to reduce taxation, obtain undue tax credits, or some type of tax benefit.\n\nEven though the rules were foreseen to be used by the Tax Administrations, in a North American judicial precedent it was admitted that it is the taxpayer who activates this measure, giving prevalence to the economic reality[1].\n\n3. Possible designs.\nThe CIAT’s Model Tax Code (2015), in art. 10, contemplates that the qualification of the events with tax relevance will be carried out with the same criteria, formal or material, used by the law when defining or delimiting them, foreseeing that the supposed acts or transactions are simulated, the taxes will be applied according to the acts or activities actually carried out.\n\nWaerzeggers and Hillier (IMF, 2016) propose a simplified model, which should consider the tradition and the legal system, including constitutional limitations, as well as the country’s tax policy and management:\n\nKey aspects for designing a GAAR are the definition of a transaction and tax benefit, the taxes achieved, the purpose test, a possible exception or an additional condition, the role of the economic substance, and the determination of the tax consequences.\n\nThe UN also proposes a simplified and a detailed standard model. The simplified says:\n\n“When one of the main purposes of a transaction is to obtain a tax benefit and, taking into account all the circumstances, that tax benefit would be contrary to the object and purpose of the tax law, the tax authorities will determine the tax consequences for any person, denying the tax benefit”.\n\n4. Experiences\nIn the historical evolution of these rules, we find that both the tax regulations and the Justice have authorized the Tax Administrations to reject abusive and fictitious operations.\n\nAnguita Oyarzún (2017), states that, “..it is called fraud to the law in Spain, abuse of legal forms in Germany, abuse of law in France, theory of new realism in the United Kingdom, the doctrine of substance over form in the United States, or the criterion of economic interpretation in South America, all these theories, doctrines and norms have in common that they make reality prevail over appearances, over deception and, at the end of the day, make prevail the principles of legality and equality in tax matters ”.\n\nAccording to the author, the anti-abuse rules of the South American countries have their genesis mainly in the German and Spanish systems, and in the Anglo-Saxon jurisprudential developments, and all are long-standing, so knowing their experience is very valuable.\n\n5. Specific Anti-avoidance Rules.\nMany SAARs attack specific types of abuse: Transfer Pricing (PT) manipulation, under- capitalization, deferral in the declaration of dividends for holdings in foreign-controlled companies, improper use of tax treaties, etc.\n\nThe BEPS plan (2013-2015), to contain avoidance at the international level, proposed the need to introduce anti-abuse measures. For example, in TP (actions 8 to 10) the OECD Guidelines (2017 version) highlight the application of a re-characterization rule -exceptional character- to provide greater clarity in transactions that lack economic rationality.\n\nRegarding the relationship of the SAARs with the GAARs, it is possible to divide the positions of the States into:\n\n6. Application effects\nThe position of the countries regarding the origin of administrative sanctions is different between countries.\n\n7. GAAR and tax treaties\nThey limit themselves to empowering Contracting States to apply the domestic anti-avoidance rules. On occasions, when the tax treaty does not refer to the domestic legislation, certain jurisdictions unilaterally apply their own anti-avoidance measures, which compels to study first the normative hierarchy in relation to tax treaties and whether it is possible for the country to unilaterally protect itself from evasive practices.\n\n8. Management: a key aspect.\nThe management of these measures by the Tax Administrations is a key aspect and implies a challenging job that must be carried out with high professionalism and great care, to avoid excesses and arbitrariness.\n\nThis task requires specialized teams or areas with adequate human and technical resources, as well as relevant information, before which the proposal for disclosure of the tax planning schemes provided for in action 12 of the BEPS plan is an excellent input, which must be carefully implemented, to avoid undermining certain rights, for example, professional secrecy.\n\n9. Conclusions\nFrom a GAAR, the tax authority may cancel the tax benefit or determine a greater obligation, when the course of action taken by a taxpayer is so blatant or artificial that it is only explained by the desire to obtain tax cuts.\n\nThey require very careful design and implementation, especially since the fundamental principles such as legal certainty and freedom are at stake.\n\nThey must not inhibit or hinder ordinary commercial transactions, in respect of which taxpayers can legitimately take advantage of the opportunities that exist.\n\nThe Tax Administrations will have the burden of proving that the acts, contracts, operations, and activities of the taxpayers are abusive or forced.\n\nIt is as bad not to question the illegitimate or abusive planning as to turn it into a genuine operation, where there is no abuse or manipulation.", null, null, null ]
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[ null, "The death of any Jew at the hands of Palestinian terrorists should make American Jewish organizations sit up and take notice. But the death of US Jewish peace activist Richard Lakin poses a special challenge to left-of-center advocacy groups such as J Street.\n\nLakin, 76, a retired Connecticut school principal, was a passenger on a bus in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv neighborhood, when two Palestinian Arab terrorists attacked with guns and knives on October 13. He passed away this week, from the injuries suffered in the attack.\n\nLakin family friend Joan Kimble told the Hartford Courant that Lakin and his wife, Keren, were active “in a human rights council group that brought inner city Hartford children to summer camps in [suburban] Glastonbury in the 1960s.” Ruthanne Hadley, a former teacher in Lakin’s school, said he reminded her of socialist U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders. “He just wanted everything to be equal and fair,” she said. “He was very kind and generous to everyone.”\n\nAt the time of the attack, Lakin’s nephew, Joshua, told the Courant that his uncle “was active in a number of groups that sought peace between Israelis and Palestinians…’He just loves people, cares about people, and wants everybody to get along.’ ”\n\nA terror victim’s politics shouldn’t matter. Groups that care about Israel should speak out for all terror victims, whether they are liberals or conservatives. But it is a fact of life that we tend to pay more attention when the victim is someone with whom we can personally identify.\n\nAmericans for Peace Now co-founder Leonard Fein was not outspoken on the issue of terror victims. But when Joan Davenny, whom he knew personally, was killed in a suicide bombing attack in Jerusalem in 1995, Fein broke his silence.\n\nThe Israeli government identified Abd al-Majid Dudin as having trained the suicide bomber who carried out that attack, and Israel asked the Palestinian Authority to hand him over for prosecution (as the Oslo accords require). The PA refused. Fein joined those calling on the Clinton administration to demand that the PA hand Dudin over for prosecution in the United States. The US government must “act firmly and promptly on this matter,” Fein wrote. Sadly, the administration did not his heed his plea. But he did the right thing.\n\nWill the murder of fellow peace activist Richard Lakin spur J Street, Americans for Peace Now, and other left-of-center groups to follow Leonard Fein’s footsteps and speak out?\n\nAnd not just speak out in general, vague terms — but ask for specific actions, such as:\n\n1. According to the Jerusalem Post, one of Lakin’s killers was a member of Fatah, the PLO faction that is headed by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. J Street should demand that Abbas order Fatah to pay restitution to the Lakin family.\n\n2. Peace groups should urge the Obama administration to demand that the PA hand over Abd al-Majid Dudin and other Palestinian killers of Americans to the United States for prosecution. More than 130 American citizens have been killed by Palestinian terrorists since the 1960s — yet not one of the killers has yet been brought to justice in America.\n\n3. J Street should announce that it will no longer take part in meetings in Ramallah, the Palestinian Authority’s capital, until the PA changes the names of streets and parks in Ramallah that are named after Dalal Mugrahbi, a terrorist who murdered Gail Rubin, the niece of the late U.S. Senator Abraham Ribicoff (D-Connecticut) — another prominent figure in the left-of-center camp.\n\nIt should not matter that Richard Lakin was a peace activist, that Joan Davenny was a friend of a Peace Now leader or that Gail Rubin was the niece of a liberal Democratic senator. But those are the facts. For J Street and its allies, Palestinian terrorism is striking close to home. Perhaps these tragedies will help them recognize that speaking out against Palestinian terrorism is not a right-wing or left wing issue — it is a matter of justice on which everyone should be able to agree." ]
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[ null, "Between the celebrity stalking, red carpets, and swanky parties it’s easy to forget that the heart of the Toronto International Film Festival is, well, the films.\n\nThe 44th Toronto International Film Festival returns on September 5 and runs for 10 days, and all the glam aside, the fest will feature moving, influential, and star power-packed films.\n\nWith the start of TIFF just days away, these are the 10 films already getting buzz that we can’t wait to see.\n\nTIFF calls it “shocking in its originality and intensity” and a “game changer.” The Joker will show Joaquin Phoenix take on the role of one of comic book’s most exciting villains.\nDirector: Todd Phillips\n\nThe Lighthouse is shot on 35mm black-and-white film, and is described as a psychological thriller that follows two lighthouse keepers (played by Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson) who slowly descend into madness on a remote New England island.\nDirector: Robert Eggers\n\nFor those who loved Thor: Ragnarok, Jojo Rabbit is directed by Taika Waititi who was also behind the blockbuster giant. The film boasts an incredible cast that includes Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson, and Rebel Wilson. The story revolves around a satire about a young German boy who discovers a Jewish girl hiding in his home, and the boy’s imaginary best friend is Adolf Hitler (played by Waititi).\nDirector: Taika Waititi\n\nA Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood\n\nA solid team of female actors lead Hustlers, which is inspired by a 2015 New York Magazine article that went viral, according to TIFF. Starring Constance Wu, Jennifer Lopez, and Julia Stiles, the film follows former strippers who join forces to turn tables on their wealthy clients.\nDirector: Lorene Scafaria\n\nDirected by Canadian Atom Egoyan, Guest of Honour (spelled correctly) looks at the relationship between a father (David Thewlis) and daughter (Laysla De Oliveira), including the complications of family and struggles with personal demons.\nDirector: Atom Egoyan\n\nAntonio Banderas will be attending TIFF for an intimate “In Conversation With” session to talk about his latest film, Pain and Glory. Legendary director Pedro Almodóvar is behind the movie, which is considered a self-reflective consideration of identity and desire.\nDirector: Pedro Almodóvar\n\nAnother “In Conversation With” evening will feature Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx, who will be at TIFF for the premiere of Just Mercy. The movie, which also stars Brie Larson, follows the true story of a Harvard-educated lawyer who defends a man sentenced to death despite evidence proving he is innocent.\nDirector: Destin Danial Cretton\n\nAmerican Son is based on the acclaimed play by Christopher Demos-Brown which follows a drama about an interracial couple whose teenage son disappears in the middle of the night. Kerry Washington stars in the film, and reprises her original Broadway role.\nDirector: Kenny Leon" ]
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[ "Home\nSurvival Skills & Bushcraft\nPennsylvania survivalists are preparing for a doomsday scenario like the coronavirus. Now many feel vindicated.\nPrev Article Next Article\n\nRINGTOWN, Pa. — When Dan Wowak went to live alone in the Patagonian wilderness in 2016 for a chance to win half a million dollars on reality television, he was allowed to bring 10 items. Toilet paper was not one of them.\n\nWowak, from the Schuylkill County town of Mahanoy, brought along an ax and saw, a sleeping bag, and a ferro rod, which you can smash to spark in almost any condition. He also picked out fishing lines and hooks, which proved invaluable. In 51 days, he only ate fish caught in a lake: nine of them.\n\nWowak, who worked in the juvenile justice system before becoming a full-time lumberjack, quit reality TV Only early, choosing sanity, food, and family over the jackpot. Now, at 38, he teaches survival and outdoors classes through his company, Coal Cracker Bushcraft, giving crash courses on how to stay alive in the woods or when goods are being made. rare. Over the past week, he said, he has received hundreds of emails expressing interest as America has rapidly moved from normal shelves to empty supermarket shelves. He’s seen people make smart decisions, like social distancing, and bizarre decisions, like grabbing all the toilet paper they can.\n\n“You don’t use toilet paper if you’re in the woods. Just take a few sheets and wipe your butt. At home, you can cut up old T-shirts,” he said. “I think, honestly, a lot of people just don’t know what to do. They see me buying toilet paper, they see you buying toilet paper and Uncle Frank, and they go looking for him.\n\nWowak, who earned an MBA from Alvernia University in Reading, defines essentials as shelter, water, fire and food. Translated to an urban or suburban environment, this could be a house, heat sources like blankets and fireplaces, your faucet, and extra cans of beans. If people would keep calm and think about those needs, he said, they would find better alternatives to the store.\n\n“I went to Target the other day and there was no water on the shelves,” he said. “I walked down the driveway to the campground and all the water purifiers and jugs were there. You can literally boil a pot of water in the morning and evening.\n\nArt Dawes, 51, of Lock Haven, Clinton County, runs PA Wilderness Skills, a business similar to Wowak’s. He said he took a survival course offered by his high school decades ago and has been hooked ever since.\n\n“We were starting fires on the school lawn,” he said.\n\nDawes said people should use the coronavirus pandemic to make plans, to list things they would take with them if they had to leave the house. They should also hone in on basic auto repairs.\n\n“You never know if your car is going to break down,” he said.\n\nThe two woodcutters teach primitive skills to their students, such as making fire with an “arc drill”, as cavemen might have done. But they are also practical and carry tools that make lighting the fire much easier.\n\nAcross the country, people who identify as “preppers” have spent years stockpiling food, even ammunition, for disaster scenarios, and many are feeling vindicated as the coronavirus and disaster relief efforts spread. They have often been ridiculed or called paranoid, but they say many of their critics are now asking for their help, or if they can spare some of their surplus if times get tough.\n\n“The one story we want to tell is that everyone, every member of a community, should learn the basics of survival not just for themselves, but for their community,” he said in a post. .\n\nWowak and Dawes don’t consider themselves “preparers”, both preferring to be called lumberjacks who practice bushcraft. Wowak said he uses firearms for hunting, not for “tactical” reasons, but he thinks trapping is more practical for foraging.\n\nSome Pennsylvania preppers agreed to speak to The Inquirer, but none would release their full names for fear their locations would be found out. Many declined to be interviewed, saying “the media” perpetuated the “preparer” stereotype.\n\nRobert B., 40, of Lebanon County, said he and his daughters had “bug out bags” packed and ready in case they needed to leave the house immediately. He owns 45 acres “elsewhere”. Bug out bags usually contain essentials like extra medicine, sleeping gear, tools, lighters, etc.\n\n“We prepared for different scenarios, from home invasions to mass riots and pandemics to possible war,” Robert B. said.\n\nNone of the pickers could think of a specific event that caused them to start stockpiling.\n\n“I guess growing up in extreme poverty and seeing how one bad day can easily turn into a major problem,” said Michelle, 44, of Center County.\n\nREAD MORE: How to cook for and with your kids during extended coronavirus school closures\n\nMany say the reaction to the coronavirus – mass layoffs, shortages of food and goods, relaxed law enforcement for certain crimes – could be as bad as the virus itself, which could explain the rise in arms sales to fire and ammunition. A Montgomery County gun store owner told The Inquirer last week he couldn’t order more ammunition. When asked if he had any guns, Erie County prepper Jon K. replied, “Use your imagination.”\n\nAccording to Jon K., the most important aspect of preparation is water and food conservation, either by drying or canning. Michelle has a greenhouse and root cellar at home.\n\nWowak and Dawes agree that in a survival scenario, finding food is the most critical and difficult task. Buying milk and fresh meat thinks a lot about the present, Wowak said, but when shopping for an extended quarantine, look for canned foods, protein bars, nuts and even pasta — high-calorie foods that can last.\n\nIn the wild, Wowak said, small foods like blueberries or frogs are the easiest to eat, but low in calories. Large protein sources like deer or turkey are more complicated, even with a gun.\n\n“If you were able to kill a deer and it was 70 degrees, would you be able to preserve it?” said Wowak.\n\nBoth men tell their students to avoid eating plants unless they are really good at identifying them. Many can make you sick or worse. Dawes suggested buying edible plant field guides and adding them to a bug out bag.\n\nDespite being on TV, Wowak said many strategies perpetuated by film and TV aren’t entirely practical in a real survival situation – like roasting a fish over an open fire and just eating the fish. fillets. He prefers boiling them whole and essentially consuming everything but the bones to get every calorie.", null, null, null, null ]
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[ "What Does Alexander Mean?\n\nIf you’re in search of a powerful name for your baby, Alexander is a strong choice to consider.\n\nAlexander is the Latin variant of the Greek name Alexandros, meaning \"defender of men.\" The name is most famously associated with Alexander the Great, 4th-century BCE king of Macedonia in Greece, and one of history's most powerful military commanders.\n\nThe name Alexander is also found throughout the New Testament, and there are dozens of Christian saints who bear the name.\n\nHow Popular Is the Name Alexander?\n\nIn 2020, the Social Security Administration declared Alexander to be the 10th most popular boy name in America.\n\nOther boy names starting with A:\n\nCommon nicknames for Alexander include:\n\nIncluded in the list of the most iconic Alexanders is Alexander Hamilton, who was one of America's most influential Founding Fathers. In 2015, the Broadway debut of the play Hamilton was praised by critics and fans alike, putting the name Alexander back in the spotlight.", null ]
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[ "Global coatings manufacturer AkzoNobel (Amsterdam) said early Wednesday (April 12) that it has full confidence in Antony Burgmans, the chair of its supervisory board, after some shareholders requested an Extraordinary General Meeting with the intention of dismissing him.\n\nThe Dutch coatings giant issued a press release reiterating its faith in Burgmans, and questioning the relationship between Elliott Advisors, the shareholder that’s leading the effort against Burgmans, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based PPG Industries, which in recent weeks has made multiple offers to acquire AkzoNobel.\n\nElliott Advisors, a London-based arm of American hedge fund firm Elliott Management, reportedly owns a 3.25-percent stake in AkzoNobel, a stake the coatings company says it purchased in December 2016. Elliott, described in the business press as an “activist hedge fund,” has been a vocal supporter of the PPG acquisition plan.", null, "Elliott, run by American billionaire Paul Singer, reportedly commissioned a poll of about 25 percent of AkzoNobel’s shareholders last month after the initial PPG offer was turned down, and nearly all of those polled said they wanted AkzoNobel to remain open to talks with PPG.\n\nIn its statement, AkzoNobel said that its supervisory board—which oversees its board of management and executive committee, and sets the direction of company business—“strongly supports” Burgmans as its chair.\n\n“The view of the Supervisory Board is that the removal of Mr. Burgmans would be irresponsible, disproportionate, damaging and not in the best interest of the company, its shareholders and other stakeholders,” the statement reads. “Therefore the proposed agenda item to remove Mr. Burgmans will be rejected.”\n\nBurgmans was first appointed to AkzoNobel's supervisor board in 2006. He is a former chairman of the Dutch-British consumer-goods giant Unilever NV.\n\nPPG, the world’s largest coatings company, made an initial offer of about $22 billion to buy its largest competitor in early March, and AkzoNobel refused the proposal outright, saying it undervalued the company and did not take into account a number of intangibles. Less than two weeks later, PPG returned with a $26 billion offer, which the Dutch company also declined.\n\nAkzoNobel says that it became aware on Tuesday that Elliott had been in communication with PPG about its request for the Extraordinary General Meeting and, AkzoNobel says, it “intended to privately share potentially price-sensitive information with PPG” about the meeting request. In light of that allegation, AkzoNobel called on Elliott to “clarify its relationship” with PPG.\n\nAkzoNobel said it reported the activity to the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets.\n\nPPG said in a statement sent to PaintSquare News Wednesday that it had met with representatives of Elliott and many other AkzoNobel shareholders subsequent to its offer going public, noting that nearly all were “disappointed by AkzoNobel’s refusal to engage with PPG and their lack of focus on shareholder concerns and value.\n\n“PPG has always maintained its strict and long-standing policy of not sharing any material, non-public information and has acted in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, including those of the Netherlands, with respect to communications with any shareholders. There has not been any, and there are currently no agreements or arrangements, in whatever form, between PPG and Elliott Advisors.”\n\nPPG’s statement ends on a note of frustration with the highly public nature of the negotiations-via-press that have characterized the proposed deal since it first became public. While PPG made both of its offers privately, AkzoNobel rejected both in the form of press releases and public statements. Last week, PPG chose to reiterate its second offer publicly, while AkzoNobel has refused to engage in talks directly with the Pittsburgh firm.\n\n“It would be preferable from PPG’s perspective if AkzoNobel would speak with us rather than about us,” PPG’s statement concludes. “We continue to invite AkzoNobel to meet with us and strongly believe it's in the best interest of their stakeholders.”\n\nPPG reported $14.75 billion in revenue last year. Its Performance Coatings segment accounted for 58 percent of sales; Industrial Coatings accounted for 39 percent, and glass, which the company has largely been selling off in recent years in order to focus on coatings, accounted for 3 percent.\n\nAkzoNobel, the world’s second-largest coatings company after PPG, reported 14.2 billion euros in revenue in 2016. It is the parent company of nearly 80 brands, including International, a major protective and marine coatings company, and the European decorative paints brand Dulux.\n\nAkzoNobel has said that both offers from PPG failed to address several major concerns, including that the acquisition as proposed would require “a large number of substantial divestitures due to the major geographical and segment overlap of both companies across Decorative Paints and Performance Coatings, bringing into question value leakage.”\n\nThe Dutch company also voiced concerns about research and development, sustainability efforts, community contribution and a “significant culture gap” between the companies.\n\nPPG calls the two companies a “strong cultural fit” with a “history of strong performance” and “commitment to employees, research and development, and community.”\n\nAkzoNobel has said that in the wake of the PPG offers, it is looking into restructuring its company, possibly spinning its Specialty Chemicals business off into a separate entity. The company plans to hold an investor update next Wednesday, April 19, to outline that plan. AkzoNobel will also release its quarterly earnings that day." ]
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[ null, "One of the best movies of the 1980s that tick off the boxes for “coming of age,” “underdog,” “sports competition” and “all-ages action” would most definitely be 1984’s “The Karate Kid” from Columbia Pictures (now under Sony). Its story of a bully magnet being taught karate by a wise if unconventional sensei became a definitive plotline in other stories across various media. “Karate Kid” itself became a modest franchise with two follow-ups, an animated series, two spinoffs, and distant sequel web-series “Cobra Kai” on YouTube Premium. But that franchise will be expanding anew, as the original “Karate Kid” film gets adapted…into an upcoming Broadway musical.\n\nComic Book Resources tells us that indeed, “The Karate Kid” film that inspired eighties moviegoers with the story of Daniel LaRusso and his teacher Mr. Miyagi, is being adapted for the theatre stage and given music numbers to boot. The musical adaptation is being overseen by the actual screenwriter of the original movie, Robert Mark Kamen, working with the Kinoshita Group, Michael Wolk and Kumiko Hoshii. With a surprising and respectful level of Japanese involvement, the musical will be directed by Amon Miyamoto, with music and lyrics by Drew Gasparini.\n\nKamen confesses that he had never thought his original one-off film production would become as well-loved and still-remembered in the present by multiple generations. “Beyond my wildest dreams did I think what started out as a love letter to my devotion to Okinawan Karate and the man who taught me would become a full-blown Broadway musical,” he says. “And here is hoping that what comes to the stage brings the same joy and relevance ‘The Karate Kid’ has brought to countless kids and their parents for the past 35 years.”\n\nTo realize this vision that Robert Mark Kamen sees for the “Karate Kid” musical, he has taken onto the production staff choreographers Keone and Mari Madrid, and set designer Derek McLane. All are either award nominees or actual winners, with Keone and Madrid having been nominated in the MTV VMAs, while McLane’s design for “Moulin Rouge!” has gotten a Tony.\n\nThe director Amon Miyamoto reveals great insight in talking about his excitement in working on this musical, about how the message of “The Karate Kid” is very appropriate for the modern contemporary world that is both globalized yet increasingly divided by hostility. “The sweet contradiction of ‘The Karate Kid’ is that the real nature of karate is, as the show says, ‘not for attack.’” Notes Miyamoto. “Not to hurt, not to win, but to let opposing energies play out and come in grace to a conclusion that allows dignity and respect for all.” No casting or premiere date has been given for this musical yet." ]
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[ null, "Kang Daniel has dropped the comeback schedule for ‘Cyan‘. Check it out below!\n\nMeanwhile, he will return with his first mini album on March 24th. Are you excited for his return? Let us know in the comments below!" ]
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[ "What is the best way to give ATC a position report using only a VOR (no DME or GPS)?\n\nObviously, during VMC, you have your pick of visual checkpoints, but in IMC, are there any better suggestions?\n\nAdditionally, if you are near a navaid or published intersection, and take a guess at your distance from it, how far off would your guess have to be before ATC wouldn't really even consider it helpful?\n\nI'm going on the assumption you're operating in IMC (or perhaps VMC above a cloud deck) and have no reference to the ground. In a situation if you need a pop-up IFR clearance or ATC is requiring you to provide position reports for some other reason (non-radar, or your transponder is dead and they want to identify you but don't have time to issue you confidence maneuvers).\nI'm going to further constrain the scenario with the assumption that all you have are \"basic\" IFR instruments (6-pack, clock, compass, and VOR -- no VFR/Handheld GPS, DME, or other fancy stuff).\n\nThe AIM has some guidance on this subject in 5-3-2, but the general idea is your report should be \"as accurate as possible\". For routine position reporting like you'd use in non-radar environments (where you're giving an estimate of when you'll reach a reporting point) they're looking for \"within 2 minutes flying time\" on your estimates in most situations, so you'll want to give your position with the same sort of accuracy.\n\nIn the case you describe, with no DME, GPS, or other precision tool for reporting your distance and bearing from a fix your the most accurate option would be to report crossing a published intersection, VOR, or other reporting point noted on your chart - it's the most definite \"I am HERE\" report you can give, and ATC will certainly know the location.\n\nIf that's not an option (ATC needs to know where you are right now, and you're not over a VOR or charted intersection) I would probably start by computing the distance using the intersection of two VOR radials (whether this is a charted intersection doesn't matter, though it would help if your report is relative to one): Break out your chart and mark the location, then take your ruler and measure the distance from one of the stations (or a nearby intersection along the airway you're using) and you've got your position \"as accurately as possible\".\n\nIf you don't have a chart or can't get signal from a second VOR for some reason it's time to work out a time/speed/distance problem in the air:\nIf you flew over ABC VOR 10 minutes ago and are now flying from the VOR on the 090 radial at 120 knots, and you've got a 20 knot headwind (which you know from the Winds Aloft forecast, updated with data from previous position and time/speed/distance computations) then you know you've traveled about 17 miles, so you're \"17 miles from ABC VOR, on the 090 radial\".\n\nThe time/speed/distance computation has a lot of potential error (winds not as forecast, for one), but sometimes it's your only option.\n\nPress the NRST button on your GPS, and give them the distance/direction from the fix:\n\nJust because you are /U, it doesn't mean you can't use a VFR or handheld GPS for non-navigational position reporting. If you're IFR and don't yet, in 2015, have a an IFR or VFR GPS, or a handheld GPS running an aviation app in the cockpit, you should turn in your ticket.", null, "That would be acceptable to me, but probably more information than you need to give.\n\nIf you have a transponder, we'll give you a squawk code (and perhaps ask for an ident as well) and radar identify you that way. We will then call \"radar contact\" and advise where we think you are (\"two-eight miles northwest of Podunk VOR\"). If you don't have DME you won't be able to cross-check the milage but you can at least confirm you're on the 340-ish radial and be confident the controller knows exactly where you are.\n\nIn this situation the position report is useful so the controller starts scanning the appropriate area of the scope. If you're in an area where sectors are relatively small, e.g. in the terminal (TRACON) environment below 10000 feet or so, there aren't a lot of places you could be and an exact position report isn't crucial. Even if you don't have DME, you can look on your map and see that if you're on these two intersecting radials then you're in an area approximately twenty to thirty miles northeast of Podunk and you tell us that—and that's fine. If you're calling a center controller whose sector might be upwards of a hundred miles or more in either direction, the position report becomes more important.\n\nFor this method, if you think you're near to a named intersection/waypoint, giving a position relative to the waypoint is just as good as giving it relative to a VOR. Well, probably just as good. Depending on how well the controller has their airspace memorized.\n\nIf you don't have a transponder, an accurate position report is one way of establishing radar identification. In conjunction with the report you also need to tell us your heading or route of flight. We look and see if there is a single target in that area on that heading and radar identify you that way. If you don't give us either piece of information, or if there are multiple possible targets, we can issue an \"identifying turn\" of thirty degrees or more and observe a single target make such a turn and thereby identify you.\n\nFor this method you would probably want to be pretty close to a defined waypoint in order for it to be useful to identify you based on position report alone. Say within a mile or three, for a TRACON controller. A center controller will be zoomed out more; if you're the only target in the vicinity you might get away with five or ten miles, maybe.\n\nFor your information, at least in the terminal environment, there is a command we can enter to draw a range-and-bearing line on the scope from any target, or from a defined VOR or intersection, or from any clicked-on location, to any other target/fix/location. If you give a position as the intersection of two radials we would be able to draw those radials on the scope and see where they intersect. But that might be more work than a controller is willing to do unless they're having a really hard time finding you.\n\nYou don't say whether you talking about center or a tower. I would definitely never give a tower such a position. If I was talking to an ATCSCC, maybe in wierd scenario (broken transponder for example), but in all honesty it is the pilot's job to have charts and report position properly. Trying to get a controller to pull out a chart and compute your position is not a good idea, and I doubt they would cooperate unless it was an emergency.\n\nNote that this often happens even when you accurately report your position. So, for example, you might call in \"Nashua Tower, Cessna one seven two November five four three two one, six miles west of water tower, maintaining three thousand five hundred, with information Romeo\", then tower might say, \"November five four three two one, ident\", then you push the button. Then, they will know exactly where you are.\n\nNot the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged air-traffic-control navigation instrument-procedures or ask your own question.\n\n2\nWhat are the rules of thumb for intercepting and tracking VOR and LOC courses?\n21\nWhat is the difference between conventional VOR and Doppler VOR?\n24\nWhat is the standard way for the ATC to ask a pilot to repeat him/herself?\n3\nDo GA aircraft pilots use predefined routes (via GPS or DME/VOR vectoring) or methods such as GPS-direct/ VOR-to-VOR in UC airspace?\n1\nIs it true that there are VOR/DME and/or TACAN stations in the oceans?\n5\nWhat is an appropriate way to practice ATC communications?\n4\nWhat is the best way to determine wind correction angle?" ]
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[ "Moeen Ali had picked up the injury during a training session on Saturday. He missed Monday's game against Punjab Kings, which CSK lost by 11 runs.", null, "Mumbai: The under-pressure Chennai Super Kings is set to miss their senior pro Moeen Ali for a few more upcoming games due to an ankle injury but head coach Stephen Fleming is hopeful the England all-rounder can make a quick recovery in a week’s time. The England all-rounder had picked up the injury during a training session on Saturday. He missed Monday’s game against Punjab Kings, which CSK lost by 11 runs.\n\nHe last featured in CSK’s three-wicket loss to Gujarat Titans on April 17.\n\n“He rolled his ankle, X-Rays revealed there was no fracture but there is always a recovery period maybe seven days. We are hopeful the recovery will be quick given that there is no fracture,” Fleming said at the post-match press conference on Monday.\n\nAli, who was one of he key members in the CSK side that won the title last season, has struggled with the bat and ball both in the ongoing edition of the league. While Ali has scored 87 runs at an average of 17.40, including a 48 against Sunrisers, he has gone wicketless so far, conceding 68 runs in the eight overs that he has bowled.\n\nCSK have been marred with injuries this season with pacers Deepak Chahar and Adam Milne already ruled out of the tournament.\n\nOn Monday, Ambati Rayudu bruised his hand while fielding in the first innings and needed treatment.\n\nThe batter then kept CSK in the chase smashing seven boundaries and six sixes in his 39-ball 78 after the top order failed once again.\n\n“The first check was around the break and his hand was bruising. It was just a case of icing that and getting that down and I think a little padding around the glove.\n\n“It was the same hand that was broken sometime back, so it’s still pretty tender and a knock like that can obviously cause some damage,” Fleming said.\n\nThe New Zealander defended the decision to send the out-of-form Ravindra Jadeja ahead of the MS Dhoni, who scripted a memorable three-wicket victory against Mumbai Indians in the previous game. The veteran wicketkeeper batter had hit a six and two fours in the final over to seal the match in CSK’s favour.\n\n“We had this discussion a lot, MS’ best time is from about 15 overs onwards and Jadeja has played some good innings for us from the stage and we don’t throw that out based on 1-2 games.”\n\nWhen asked if U-19 World Cup star Rajvardhan Hangargekar will be give a chance this season given CSK’s depleted bowling unit, Fleming said “at some stage, but we have to be careful I know he’s performed really well at the U-19 level but this (IPL) is a step up.”\n\n“We are very conscious of the skills that he needs, we don’t want to throw him and do damage, we want make sure we realise that potential he’s got.\n\n“He is on an excellent program with us and has made big gains already and if the opportunity arrives this season we will use him.”", null, null, "When Dhoni Gave A Piece Of His Mind To Kuldeep Yadav: Bowling Karega Ya Change Karun | Watch Video" ]
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[ null, "The whole world admires Indian Cinema. This is probably because the film industry is a runaway success in Bollywood. A lot of film fans are interested in knowing about the life of Indian actors and actresses.\n\nBollywood actor Hrithik Roshan is known for his prowess on the big screen. He has appeared in a variety of movies and in different roles. He is loved by the entire nation for his charming and youthful personality.\n\nThis blog will help you get to know Hrithik Roshan as an Indian actor.\n\nHrithik Roshan is one of the most popular and bankable actors in the Indian film industry. His filmography speaks volumes of his success, both critically and financially.\n\nHrithik Roshan was born on January 10, 1974. He is an actor who works in Bollywood films and is known for his versatility as a performer and his dancing skills.\n\nOne of the highest-paid actors in India, he has won many awards, including 6 Filmfares for Best Actor and 4 for Special Award, plus one Filmfare Critics award. Starting in 2012, he appeared several times in Forbes India’s Celebrity 100 based on his income and popularity.\n\nThe Rise to Fame of Hrithik Roshan\n\nHrithik Roshan began his career as a child actor with brief appearances on-screen as a child star in several films in the 1980s.\n\nHe later assisted on several films of his father before making his film debut in 2000 with the romantic drama Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai. The success of this and other films garnered him positive reviews from critics, and he soon became one of the highest-paid actors in the country.\n\nThe 2003 science fiction film Koi… Mil Gaya played an important role in Hrithik’s acting career. It served as a turning point for him, which is why many fans love him and his acting skills.\n\nHis subsequent films yielded equally notable performances from him, including Krrish and its second part, Krrish 3. He earned accolades for his performances in different films.\n\nHrithik has achieved further commercial success by starring in several box-office successes: he played the lead in the 2011 drama Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, the 2012 revenge film Agneepath, the 2014 action comedy Bang Bang!, and both the 2017 romantic thriller Kaabil as well as its 2019 sequel as well.\n\nHrithik tied the knot with Sussanne Khan in a private ceremony in Bangalore on December 20, 2000. They welcomed two sons into the world; Hrehaan and Hridhaan.\n\nAfter 11 years of marriage, they decided to separate. The divorce was finalized a year later on at Bangalore’s district court.\n\nSussanne Khan is an Indian interior and fashion designer. She graduated with a degree in Interior Designing from Brooks College in the USA.\n\nJust recently, Hrithik Roshan was rumored to be dating Saba Azad. In Saba’s latest post, Hrithik was the first one to reacted and cheered Saba on her new project.\n\nHrithik and Saba were spotted dating in a restaurant, walking hand-in-hand.\n\nAfter his father was shot by two assailants in 2000, Roshan considered quitting acting.\n\nFollowing that, he stated in an interview on Star Plus that he hated Nepal and its people but did not say the country’s name.\n\nNepalese newspapers accused him of saying he hated Nepal and its people, leading to protests across the country and a screening ban for his movies. The protest led to the death of four people from street violence when his fans fought those who were against him and tried getting him out of their country.\n\nThere were also rumors about them planning to bury him alive if he arrived there." ]
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[ "The Secret World of Macramé\n\nWhether you’re a child of the ‘70s or a millennial, there’s no denying that macrame textiles are back! This fine art form, which uses rope or cord to make knots (knotting) that form intricate patterns and designs, has enjoyed a new resurgence thanks to social media platforms such as Instagram and Pinterest. Macrame “fibre art” can be used to make everything from plant hangers and wall decorations to jewellery and clothing accessories, so it is perfect for hobbyists who enjoy working with their hands. Hence, what used to be a “hippie” hobby 50 years ago has now been updated and re-imagined to suit contemporary tastes and décor.\n\nThe “secret” part of macramé has to do with it’s long and alluring history. With origins dating back to the 13thcentury, Arabic weavers had originally used macrame-style knots “to secure loose ends of woven textiles”[1]. It is believed that the word “macramé” derives from either the Arabic word macramia, which means “striped towel”, “ornamental fringe”, or “embroidered veil”; or the Turkish word makrama, which translates to “napkin” or “towel”.[2] These techniques were introduced to Spain (through North Africa) during the 15th century Moorish Conquest, and from there it spread to neighboring countries such as Italy, France and England.", null, "From the 1700s onward, European sailors – already masters in knot-tying – started spreading their knowledge of macramé around the world. Mariners would work on their knotting techniques to pass the time while travelling, and then barter their creations when they reached land. In this way, macramé was brought to areas as far-reaching as China and the “New World” (North & South America).", null, "The most recent incarnation of the macramé craze was during the 1970s. As a symbol of a Bohemian lifestyle, the macramé of this period was wild and uninhibited, unlike the delicate and “tasteful” designs of times past (think Victorian era England). Jute and cotton twine were popular materials for this new hippie art obsession, and they could be seen on everything from clothing to shoes to jean shorts. Technological advances in the 1970s allowed for softer and stronger cotton-blend cords, which only fueled the craze even further.\n\nAs with most cyclical trends, today’s macramé products mirror the designs of the past, but with a cleaner and more pared-down look. By leaving the large-scale size and gaudy palette of the 70s behind, present-day macramé uses a more neutral range of colours and is found mostly as tasteful wall-hangings and natural looking plant-hangers. Embellishments such as wooden or glass beads can still be found in contemporary pieces.", null, "For anyone interested in making their own macramé, there are many online resources for patterns, supplies, and tutorials, so the sky is the limit! This link here is great for learning basic beginner knots, and this link here is great for downloading free patterns. So, what are you waiting for? Now that you know the secret world of macramé , go and get “macra-making” now!" ]
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[ "10 Things You Should Know about Santa Claus in Finland\n\nIn Finland, Santa Claus is inseparable from Christmas.\n\nDid you know that Santa Claus comes to visit families on Christmas Eve and that he personally brings all the gifts in Finland?\n\nHe does not come from the chimney but instead knocks on the door!\n\nIn this post, I hope to answer all your questions about our beliefs about Santa Claus in Finland.", null, "Globally, Santa Claus must be one of the most beloved Christmas figures.\n\nHis mission in life is to enhance the well-being of children and encourage kindness ingrown-ups. He also spreads the message of goodwill and Christmas Spirit across the globe.\n\nEven though we celebrate Christmas somewhat differently in different parts of the world, it is Santa Claus who is connecting us all.\n\nHere are ten common questions about Santa Claus in the Finnish culture.", null, "Where does Santa Claus live? Does Santa live in Finland or the North Pole?\n\nFor Finns, Santa Claus lives in Finland. We are very passionate about this.\n\nSanta’s private home is located in eastern Lapland, at the Korvatunturi arctic mountain. That translates to “Ear mountain”.\n\nThe legend says he and his elves can hear the good and bad children from there all around the year.\n\nSanta’s official home is right at the Arctic Circle, in Rovaniemi. There you can find Santa’s working office, the post office, bakery, gift workshops, and lots of Santa-related activities.\n\nSanta Claus lives together with his wife (joulumuori, in Finnish) and elves (tontut, in Finnish).\n\nHow old is Santa Claus?\n\nSanta is hundreds of years old. He has admitted in an interview that he has quite frankly lost count.\n\nWhat is Santa Claus called in Finnish?\n\nThe name originates from an old pagan tradition relating to fertility (Nuuttipukki) where after Christmas, men dressed up in upside-down fur coats with horns on their heads. They went from door to door asking for leftover Christmas foods and drinks.", null, "What does Santa say when he knocks on the door in Finland?\n\nIn Finland, Santa comes to visit families in the evening on the 24th of December.\n\nHe knocks on the door or rings the doorbell and says “Hyvää joulua! Onko täällä kilttejä lapsia?” which translates to “Merry Christmas! Are there any well-behaved kids around here?”\n\nHe will most likely send his greetings from his wife, joulumuori, and the elves as well. He mayalso say “Terveisiä Korvatunturilta!” aka “Greetings from the Ear mountain!”\n\nIs Santa Claus offered milk and cookies in Finland?\n\nNo, in Finland we don’t do this. Usually, Santa Claus doesn’t even stay for coffee, which is the traditional gesture of hospitality in Finland. Everyone knows Santa is in a hurry!\n\nWhat does Santa Claus do exactly when he brings the gifts?\n\nHe is asked to come sit down next to the Christmas tree and have a tiny rest. Then usually the children will sing a song or two to Santa Claus.\n\nThen, if the children are not too scared, they can sit on Santa’s lap and pictures are taken. After this, Santa leaves. I would say he usually stays for 15 minutes.\n\nWhen celebrating a family Christmas, Santa will only be asked to attend if there are small children in the family. So, typically he doesn’t visit only adults.\n\nWhen are Christmas gifts opened in Finland?\n\nChristmas gifts are traditionally opened on Christmas Eve in Finland.\n\nIf Santa Claus comes to visit, he usually says goodbye first and then the gifts are opened. Santa is terribly busy on Christmas Eve, so you don’t want to make him late from the next family.", null, "Can I send a letter to Santa Claus?\n\nYes, you can! Here is the address to Finnish Santa’s main post office:\n\nFurthermore, you can also request a letter to be sent to you from Santa Claus here.\n\nPsst… Did you know that Santa is receiving up to 500,000 letters yearly from over 200 countries?\n\nIf you visit the Santa Claus Village at Rovaniemi, you can pop by the official Santa’s post office too and send a Christmas postcard to your loved ones anywhere in the world.", null, "How can you visit Santa Claus in Finland?\n\nYou can visit him every day of the year in Rovaniemi, the biggest city in the Finnish Lapland. There you can find Santa Claus Village.\n\nThe best news? Visiting him is completely free of charge.\n\nHowever he is not working around the clock, so there are certain visiting hours, of course. You can also meet the Christmas elves in the workshops as well as Mrs. Santa Claus.\n\nThere is a live webcam to the Santa Claus Village at the Arctic Circle. Here you can check what is happening virtually at anytime.\n\nThere are direct flights to Rovaniemi from all around the world. You can also take the comfortable night train from Helsinki to Rovaniemi.\n\nIn December, you can spot Santa Claus everywhere in Finland, because he is making appearances at Christmas markets, shopping malls, hotels, or resorts.\n\nIf you are visiting Finland in December, I warmly recommend asking from your accommodation if Santa Claus is available on a particular day close by.\n\nThat was my guide to all things Santa Claus in Finland, thank you so much for reading!\n\nDo you have a question? Would you like to visit Santa Claus in Finland? I would love to know in the comments.", null, null ]
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Now read on.\nThe Cobb is unchanged!", null, "A stylised version features on the front cover of the First Wessex summer timetable book.", null, "The Harbour, protected by The Cobb, is a complex piece of marine engineering ...", null, "... with the wave-swept Meryl Streep sticky-out bit lover right on the above aerial view. One delightful feature of the area is Grannies Teeth which we will meet in due course.\nBut it is the contents of the timetable book that should arouse our interest. As we have come to expect, First Bus has cut back on the former Southern National network that it bought out of post-privatisation management ownership.\nAll that is left are some Weymouth Town services, the Jurassic Coaster brand and a few odd tendered bits and pieces. The Yeovil area was hived off to Buses of Somerset a few years back.\nAnd so to the timetable book ...\nIt takes a bit of finding - well hidden in First's oddly complex web site. No mention on the home page ...", null, "... and no good searching under timetables ...\n\n... where you get the usual First Bus timetable index. It is really obvious that you would look under \"routes and maps\" for a timetable book ...", null, null, null, "Readers used to fbb's child-like humour may spot Portland Bill, Dorchester and Osmington from yesterday's blog.\nAs well as town services, we are urged to ...", null, "... availing ourselves of the Jurassic Coaster \"network\" plus the 501 to Portland Bill.", null, "Those with good memories will doubtless remember that the Jurassic Coaster service once ran HOURLY from Exeter to Bournemouth - and long, long ago fbb rode the whole way with a only short PNB at the underground \"facilities\" on Weymouth sea front.", null, "Hope they'll be open for the summer!\nNow the links reach only from Axminster to Poole and with no through service without changing.", null, "First's day rover fare is painfully whopping; more realistic for a party of five but they have to stay together! The weekly tickets, however, are ludicrously cheap.\nBut the maps do show the interrelationship between the X51, X52, X53 and X54.", null, "The usual all-year-round X51 and X53 each every two hours (not long ago each was hourly!) are joined by an additional hourly summer only X52 via the picturesque coastal route.", null, null, null, "... to augment the X54 to Poole as far as Wool. Whilst operationally it is a good wheeze to drop in the X52 to double the \"tourist\" parts of X53 and X54 (who can resist a topless trip to Monkey World?), it might be better to have an additional table showing the X52 in its entirety. It makes a really enjoyable and often sun-drenched ride.", null, "And there are some who would do the round trip twice!\nIt is worth mentioning that the other good topless trundle from Weymouth is the 501 to Portland Bill. Sadly, the Portland Coaster ...", null, "... seems to have been downgraded by First. Instead of hourly in peak summer it looks as if a paltry four return journeys are all that is available.", null, "For fbb, the 501 is a much better ride than the X52 because of its wide variety of scenic experiences. There are the remnants of a once thriving quarrying industry, the looming monstrosity of Portland prison, lots of pretty coastal glimpses with the vista along Chesil Beach being a cracker.", null, "And for something a little different, although not topless, try the Lyme Regis Park and Ride. It goes much further than it used to and is a jolly jaunt in its own right.\n\nIt only runs during school holidays, but last season it was always double deck for excellent views, particularly as you descent into and ascend out of Lyme Regis. Keep your eyes open for the Cobb and imagine the drama of that scene.", null, "It is a pleasant walk from the main town bus stops.\nSplendid.\nThe timetable book is superbly EXCELLENT and, combined with the pop up enquiry office, should encourage more passengers to ditch the car and take some chauffeur driven rides through magnificent scenery.", null, null, "It is what Model Railways are about these days - \"for adult collectors\". And £20 for yet another wagon which never existed - in several ways.\nMore tomorrow!\nOh yes; and Grannies Teeth?", null, "A scary set of steps from the top deck of the Cobb down to the mezzanine level; near lethal if it's wet - which surprisingly it often is! Something to do with the sea being close by?\nNext Variety blog : Saturday 14th May\nPosted by fatbusbloke at 02:00" ]
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[ null, "As a long-standing tradition since 1982, Northwestern students have screamed their lungs out the Sunday before finals week as part of the quarterly Primal Scream. However, with midterms coming up, students unanimously decided to relieve their stresses a little bit early this year by partaking in Primal Scream on National Boyfriend Day instead.\n\nScreaming could be heard from all over campus, with the disruption occurring everywhere from the Bobb basketball courts to the muddy path by Ford. Chemistry professor, Carolina Barnes, says she’s never heard anything like it. “I know my exams are hard, but I didn’t know they were unbearable. No matter where I went in Tech, I kept hearing my students cry ‘fuck!’ or ‘harder!’ incredibly passionately, and I’m really starting to think I should take it easy on my students now. I mean, it’s only Week 3!”\n\nNorthwestern couple, Sophie Koenig and Adam Nica, participated in this year’s Primal Scream by taking a quick break from studying and sneaking off to 1South a.k.a. The Collab Zone, where they claim they “sure did a whole lot of collaboration.” When asked to make a statement about her thoughts on the tradition being moved early, Sophie said, “I’m surprised they haven’t implemented this sooner! It’s like killing two birds with one stone. After all, my GPA isn’t the only thing that can satisfy me.”\n\nFeatured, Local, No. 229 Boyfriend Day, Chemistry, Guys if you read the tags the article is about orgasms, Howloween, Midterms, NUPD, Primal Scream, Satisfaction" ]
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[ "Welcome back to Detroit – Chicago, The Phantom of the Opera and The Book of Mormon", null, "Detroiters have you heard the news three MAJOR Broadway Blockbusters are returning to Detroit and I can\\’t wait. Detroit will be welcoming Chicago, The Phantom of the Opera and The Book of Mormon. If you\\’ve been following Fashion meets Food for the past year you know that Andrew and I absolutely love attending Broadway shows, so you can imagine our excitement when we found out that these three blockbusters were being added to an already amazing lineup of Broadway coming to Detroit.\n\nBroadway In Detroit announced today that three blockbuster Broadway shows – CHICAGO, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, and winner of 9 Tony Awards including Best Musical, THE BOOK OF MORMON – will each make return engagements to Detroit in the upcoming season.\n\nBack by popular demand, CHICAGO will return to the Fisher Theatre, October 16-21, 2018 and Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will make a triumphant return to the Detroit Opera House, January 24 – February 3, 2019. THE BOOK OF MORMON returns to Detroit for a fourth time after sold out and record-breaking engagements, playing at the Fisher Theatre from December 4-9, 2018. Please note that show dates may be subject to change.\nTickets for CHICAGO will start at $39 when they go on sale later this summer. Tickets for THE BOOK OF MORMON will start at $39 and will be available for purchase in the Fall. Tickets for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will also go on sale this Fall and will start at $35.\nThe performance schedules, ticket prices and casting for all three shows will be announced at a later date.\nThere’s never been a better time to experience CHICAGO, Broadway’s razzle-dazzle smash. This triumphant hit musical is the recipient of six Tony Awards®, two Olivier Awards, a Grammy®, thousands of standing ovations and now the #1 longest-running American Musical in Broadway history. CHICAGO has everything that makes Broadway great: a universal tale of fame, fortune and all that jazz; one show-stopping song after another; and the most astonishing dancing you\\’ve ever seen. It’s no surprise that CHICAGO has wowed audiences from Mexico City to Moscow, from Sao Paulo to South Africa. Whether you\\’re looking for your first Broadway musical, whether you\\’ve seen the Academy Award®-winning film and want to experience the show live on stage or whether you\\’ve seen it before and want to recapture the magic, CHICAGO always delivers!\nTHE BOOK OF MORMON features book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone. Parker and Stone are the four-time Emmy Award-winning creators of the landmark animated series, “ South Park .” Tony Award-winner Lopez is co-creator of the long-running hit musical comedy, Avenue Q. The musical is choreographed by Tony Award-winner Casey Nicholaw (Monty Python’s Spamalot, The Drowsy Chaperone) and is directed by Nicholaw and Parker. THE BOOK OF MORMON is the winner of nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Score (Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, Matt Stone), Best Book (Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, Matt Stone), Best Direction (Casey Nicholaw, Trey Parker), Best Featured Actress (Nikki M. James), Best Scenic Design (Scott Pask), Best Lighting Design (Brian MacDevitt), Best Sound Design (Brian Ronan) and Best Orchestrations (Larry Hochman, Stephen Oremus); the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Musical; five Drama Desk Awards including Best Musical, the 2011 Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album; four Outer Critics Circle Awards, including Best Musical, and the Drama League Award for Best Musical.\nCameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA features newly reinvented staging and stunning scenic design. This new version of PHANTOM is performed by a cast and orchestra of 52, making this one of the largest productions on tour in North America. Based on the classic novel Le Fantôme de L’Opéra by Gaston Leroux, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA tells the story of a masked figure who lurks beneath the catacombs of the Paris Opera House, exercising a reign of terror over all who inhabit it. He falls madly in love with an innocent young soprano, Christine, and devotes himself to creating a new star by nurturing her extraordinary talents and by employing all of the devious methods at his command.\nPatrons who sign up for Broadway In Detroit email alerts will be notified about exclusive opportunities to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the public. Sign up at www.BroadwayInDetroit.com.\nAdvance group sales reservations, starting for groups of 12 or more, are available now for all three shows by contacting the Broadway In Detroit group sales office at (313) 871-1132 or emailing groups@broadwayindetroit.com with the show as your subject line.\nTicket buyers are reminded that the Fisher Theatre and Ticketmaster are the only official retail ticket outlets. Ticket buyers who purchase tickets from a ticket broker or any third party should be aware that the theatres are unable to reprint or replace lost or stolen tickets and are unable to contact patrons with information regarding time changes or other pertinent updates regarding the performance.\n\n← Mazda3 Grand Touring 5-Door\nSomething Rotten! is coming to Detroit →" ]
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[ "Princeton engineers are leading a research center that brings together scientists and engineers from multiple universities to determine how to improve the speed, reliability and energy-efficiency of tomorrow's computer systems while reducing their cost.\n\nThe Gigascale Systems Research Center, a consortium of dozens of researchers across 15 universities, focuses on solving a range of technical hurdles that are emerging as computing demands strain the capabilities of current processor design technology. The scientists are exploring new designs, programming techniques and applications of computing.\n\n\"We are asking what computer processors will look like in 10 years and beyond, as well as how will they be programmed and what applications will they be used for,\" said Sharad Malik, the George Van Ness Lothrop Professor in Engineering at Princeton, who was named director of the center last fall. \"This gives us the opportunity to come up with a fresh agenda, to try out creative ideas and take more risks.\"", null, "The center is part of the Focus Center Research Program, a collection of six research centers that collectively receive about $40 million in funding from the federal government's Defense Advance Research Project Agency (DARPA) and a coalition of U.S. semiconductor, computer systems and defense companies, including IBM, Intel and Texas Instruments. The Princeton proposal was successful in winning one of the six centers in the most recent phase of the program, which started last fall.\n\nEach of the centers addresses different aspects of the design and manufacture of computer systems, ranging from a center based at the University of California-Los Angeles that focuses on materials and manufacturing processes at the nanoscale level, to a new center at the University of California-Berkeley that focuses on complex integrated systems, such as the data centers at the heart of Internet companies like Google.\n\nThe Princeton-led center concentrates on advancing both the hardware and software of future computer systems across a range of applications.\n\nA major challenge in advancing the computation capabilities of computers is limits on their power consumption. This holds for large data-center computers due to energy costs, as well as for portable devices such as cell phones and laptops due to battery limitations.\n\nMoving to \"multi-core\" designs, where a single processor is replaced by a collection of cooperating processors, helps with this problem. But there are significant challenges associated with expanding this basic idea to the thousands of cores needed in the future. The challenges are both in the design of these systems as well as the ability to program them effectively.\n\nThe center also seeks to make computing systems more reliable. With programs running simultaneously on multiple core processors, the failure of even one processor can crash an entire application. \"We want to build systems that are reliable even though their parts may not be reliable,\" Malik said.\n\nAdditional information regarding the center can be found on its website." ]
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[ null, "The average annual rainfall in India is about 125 cm, but it has great spatial variations.\n\nAreas of Inadequate Rainfall: Parts of the Peninsula, especially in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra, Ladakh, and most of western Rajasthan receive rainfall below 50 cm\n\n\nAccording to the Koppen climate classification, it has seven different climatic regions:-\n\nThe rainfall distribution in India is impacted by the Thar Desert and the Himalayas. Temperature and pressure changes over the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the southern part of the Pacific Ocean also play a significant role in the monsoon rains over the country. Owing to the nature of monsoons, the annual rainfall is highly variable from year to year. Variability is high in the regions of low rainfall such as parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and the leeward side of the Western Ghats. As such, while areas of high rainfall are liable to be affected by floods, areas of low rainfall are drought-prone.", null, null, null, null, "Rainfall distribution and Intensity in India", null, "Have you thought how varied the distribution of rainfall is? How coastal regions and northern states", null, "World Distribution of Rainfall - Water in the Atmosphere | Class 11 Geography\n\nHow the trade led to battles ?\n6 min Reading\n\nClassification of Verbs as Part of Speech\n4 min Reading\n\nThe Constitution of India, Formation History and Timeline\n←" ]
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[ "Seeking a Way through the Fog of a Currency War\n\nMany have speculated on the nature of, and the reasons for, the exchange rate regime change in China last week. While the central bank has issued press statements and answered questions about it intentions, it is useful to look at the data.\n\nFirst note how this change in regime compares with the regime change ten years ago when China went off the peg with the dollar. The chart below plots the percentage change in the Chinese Yuan per dollar in the two periods. Note that both regime shifts started out exactly the same way—with a 2 percent change—appreciation in 2005 and deprecation in 2015. But then you begin to see a real difference.", null, "In 2005 there was virtually no change in the exchange rate as China began a very slow appreciation over a period of months and years with a temporary halt during the financial crisis. This time, however, they let the rate move again on day 2 and on day 3, and they even let it appreciate a bit on day 4. Of course the rate is still being managed—and we will learn more in upcoming days—but it is clearly more flexible and will be more flexible than in the years following the move in the summer of 2005.\n\nI recall the first G7 meeting that the Chinese central bank governor attended. Zhou Xiaochuan was the governor then and, of course, he is still governor now. Regarding the end of the dollar peg in 2005, Governor Zhou was asked at that G7 meeting about when China would start letting its exchange rate move. He answered “That is a difficult question…We don’t have a timetable. There is an old Chinese story about crossing a stream by walking from stone to stone. You can’t set a timeline because you don’t know which stones will be secure enough to step on. But please believe me when I say that China is going to do this.” That answer pertains today even though he is taking bigger steps.\n\nWhy is China taking these new steps? Perhaps the IMF’s recent SDR analysis saying that the yuan needs to be more flexible and market sensitive is a factor, or perhaps it is the slowing Chinese economy. However, the most significant factor, in my view, relates to the recent large exchange rate movements around the world which appear to be largely due to unconventional monetary policy shifts in the United States, Japan and Europe, and the accompanying depreciations that have followed in many emerging market countries.\n\nThis developing story probably begins with the impact of quantitative easing in the United States on exchange rates, especially the Japanese yen. Following the financial crisis and into recovery, the yen significantly appreciated against the dollar as the Fed repeatedly extended its zero interest rate policy and its large scale asset purchases. Concerned about the adverse economic effects of the currency appreciation, the Abe government urged the Bank of Japan to implement its own massive quantitative easing, and, with a new governor at the Bank of Japan, this is exactly what happened. As a result of this change in policy the yen fully reversed its course and has depreciated to levels before the panic of 2008. In this way the policy of one central bank appeares to have affected the policy of another central bank.\n\nThe moves of the ECB toward quantitative easing in the past year have similar motivations. An appreciating euro was in the view of the ECB a cause of the weak economy. The response was to shift to lower rates in the Eurozone and the initiation of quantitative easing. Indeed, the shift and initiation was followed by a dollar strengthening and a weaker euro. The taper tantrum and the reversal of capital flows led to dollar strengthening against the emerging market countries. With all these uncertain developments in the background—call them the fog of a currency war—the recent actions of the central bank of China to let the yuan move with other currencies and away from the dollar are understandable.\n\nThis entry was posted in International Economics. Bookmark the permalink." ]
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[ "Jeramie Kling (VENOM INC, MASSACRE, THE ABSENCE) and Taylor Nordberg (MASSACRE, THE ABSENCE) have been hard at work in the studio at their own Smoke & Mirrors Productions in Spring Hill, Florida. The goal: writing, recording, mixing and releasing a song in one day. Each day of the project is a different style of metal, featuring guest musicians from around the world. The quarantine-inspired album includes members of ENTRAILS, WOMBBATH, ARSIS, ROSS THE BOSS, VENOM INC, NORTHTALE, I AM MORBID, TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA, SAVATAGE, IMMORTAL GUARDIAN, ENFORCER, ALLEGAEON, WARBRINGER, MUTOID MAN, SOILWORK, INFERNAEON, KREATOR, BLACKGUARD, EDGE OF SANITY, SKITSYSTEM, MARDUK, EXHUMED, GRUESOME, GRAVE, DISMEMBER, HEATHEN, EXODUS.\n\nOn the creation behind the project Kling said, “It was really this simple, we decided to write a song in one day and release it. That day happened to be Saturday and we named it Slam Saturday. Then it just went from there for genres we wanted to do! Pretty awesome start.” Nordberg added “We decided to reach out to some friends in other bands to see if they would collaborate since everyone is stuck at home, and it’s just been a crazy process and a crazy list of talented musicians.”\n\nThe most recent and final song of the project features Noah Martin (ARSIS) on bass, Brian Stephenson (OLD JAMES) on vocals, and Kragen Lum (HEATHEN, EXODUS) on lead guitar. “A Silent War” by Smoke & Mirrors Productions and the previous 11 tracks from the project can be heard on their bandcamp page below.", null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "Many people seem to forget that Shaquille O'Neal and Dennis Rodman played together with the Los Angeles Lakers during the 1998-1999 NBA season. It was forgotten because many always remember Rodman as a Chicago Bull and not anything else.\n\nHowever, they did play together in Los Angeles, and Shaq shared some interesting thoughts he has about the five-time NBA champ.", null, "'He Was A Great Player, But He Made It Hard'\n\nIn an episode of 'The Big Podcast with Shaq,' the Big Diesel said Rodman was the worst teammate he's ever had. Considering how long of a career Shaq had, it is pretty impressive for Rodman to be named the worst ever.\n\n”Worst teammate? Dennis Rodman. He was a great player, but he made it hard. Like when you try to corral the guys together and the people above you letting this one guy do whatever he wants,” O’Neal said.\n\nWhy Did Shaq Say This?\n\nShaq not only says he is the worst teammate ever, but he also roasted some of the girls he used to bring home. Shaq noted that some of the girls looked like him. Could you imagine a girl at a club looking like Shaquille O'Neal?\n\n“So we had to be there an hour before the game, he come in 15 minutes before the game eating chicken and rice. While the coaches are talking, he would jump in the shower. Cold shower. Come and give you 15-20 rebounds. After the game, he don’t take a shower and be in a club with girls that look like you,” O’Neal added.\n\nAre These Comments Serious?\n\nThese comments do seem somewhat serious from Shaq. However, the two are likely good friends off the court. We aren't 100% sure because we don't see them hanging out much, but most professional athletes are cool with each other, despite the occasional media outbursts.\n\nDuring the 1998-99 season, the Los Angeles Lakers had a ton of issues. Many players wanted Del Harris fired, Kobe Bryant and Shaq were arguing, and players were starting to grow frustrated.\n\nThey decided to sign Dennis Rodman as Jerry Buss wanted to win an NBA title, which was the right decision at that moment. However, it didn't work out for them that season. If it had happened a few years prior, there's a good chance they would have won it all." ]
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[ "“It’s all of us together, or it’s all of us, together” I often say with a chuckle. Aren’t we all archetypally guided by the same dream of paradise, our soul’s native home? Despite our thinking we are separate from each other, aren’t we unitary in our origin and purpose, born not for ourselves alone but for the world? The Order of the Sacred Earth celebrates these truths and its formation is literally the fulfillment of an experience I had in 1984. I share in profound gratitude for this opportunity, a true story.\n\nIn 1957, as a three-year-old toddler, I committed my first of numerous acts of rebellion. I waded with forethought into the deeper waters of our family pool beyond the kiddie step while my parents and other adults were up the hill out of sight. “Come to the light,” said the voice I heard, which seemed to mean the shining sunlight on the waters above my head. But I could not right my body from its somersaulting underwater. Realizing I had made a fatal error, in thinking I would be able to swim like the older kids around me, I was drowning. Suddenly though, I found myself above the pool in the arms of a beautiful woman as large as the oak trees, as enormous as the clouds, a woman cloaked in a cerulean blue robe and white trim, golden hair and the pure emanation of love. She cradled me in her arms until I hit the ground on the side of the pool from the force of my mother’s saving motions. “Oh, she’ll be alright” I heard her say, reassuring everyone now gathered around me. Rebellion has a price and its rewards.\n\nSeven years later, during my Jewish Sunday school’s field trip to a local church to visit children our age, a boy and girl there asked me tauntingly, “Can you show us your horns?” As horrific as that experience was, my focus shifted to a beautiful statue I saw on a pedestal inside the church. This was the lady who had saved me from drowning. Discovering this was a revelation and in that moment I became a heretic, a Jewish girl who secretly loved the Blessed Mother.\n\nIn 1969 I formally became an earth guardian and social justice advocate when I handed out flyers for a program on acid rain given by Ralph Nader in South East Baltimore. Like so many other elders, I have led or been involved in numerous environmental, social justice, animals’ rights, and economic change campaigns since then.\n\nIn 1984 I founded what is now the oldest and longest free standing outpatient holistic healing center in America, The Ruscombe Mansion Community Health Center in Baltimore, Md. After harvesting what would be the last fruits from a plum tree in the garden, I had a waking engagement with an apparition that was standing by a century old pine tree. There she was in stunning light. Dressed in white with a blue trim, her head covered by a flowing white cloth headdress. It was the Blessed Mother who had saved me decades earlier but whom I had not seen since then. Her manifestation in the material realm just twenty feet away from me was incredible. When she spoke her voice was clear, beautiful, precise, compelling and as spirit behaves when she enters our lives, the Blessed Mother was swift coming and going. Looking directly in my heart she said, “I want you to start the New Order of the World Mother” and then she was gone. I had no time to ask her, “what do you mean, what should I do, why me?” Adding humorously to the story today, “besides, I’m Jewish!” For years I tried to imagine what a New Order of the World Mother would do, who its members might be, how it could carry out activities in the world. I reasoned she meant to care for the earth, an “ethos of care”, which the animals I write about in White Spirit Animals, Prophets of Change, communicated telepathically to me. A society centered around the welfare of the mother, child and natural world produces the healthiest and happiest communities. Anyone could join I thought to myself, and any activity that was life affirming and elevating could constitute the Order’s good works. I have tried to live my life personally fulfilling her request but I never estbalished the New Order of the World Mother as I was asked to do. It seemed an impossible task for a sensitive woman adversely affected by large crowds and who needs long stretches of solitude for good health.\n\nWhen I received a print galley of Order of the Sacred Earth in preparation for interviewing Matthew Fox about Creation Spirituality on 21st Century Radio®, I had an immediate recognition and recollection of my own calling. My husband and I have both been grateful to have interviewed Dr. Fox may times over the past 30 years on our new paradigm radio program but this time was very special. I felt moved to thank Mathew for fulfilling the work the Blessed Mother instructed me to undertake so long ago. The Order of the Sacred Earth offers all of us the opportunity to unite our varied efforts wherever we live and experience the empowering connectedness we truly share.\n\nThe universe is reflexive, and like the prophets and prophetesses of prior centuries that I wrote two books about, cultivating courage, imagination and humility activates our soul-given talents. When we accept our roles as visionaries, co-creators, and Earth lovers, we become daring collaborators with each other and all of nature.", null, "I know that divine grace is a power we can invite into our lives, and that we must do all that we can in honorable dedication to prepare the way, as farmers do soil for seed. We are all rooted in paradise, craftsman of noble souls and mortal bodies, whose enabling energy comes from divinity’s enduring love. This is what the Order of the Sacred Earth celebrates, to feel deeply interconnected in our planetary and personal destinies of service, galactic citizens in our local habitats, god like beings destined to evolve together.\n\nThe Order of the Sacred Earth can integrate our varied actions world wide, energizing our quantum connectedness for greater personal and planetary well-being. Accepting our roles as visionaries, co-creators, and Earth lovers, we become daring collaborators with each other and nature." ]
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[ null, "\"Protocol of Zion\", 2014\nO-zi Laboratorium（Kanagawa, Japan）\nIn 1997, Koichiro Taguchi formed the theatre group, \"Keisha Kukan\" (Inclined Space). Since 2004, he has presented theatre works in cafes, historical Western-style houses and other spaces that are not normally considered as a \"theatre\" space. In 2007, he formed \"KTMR Kitchen Theatre\", occupying a restaurant space in Yokosuka, and in 2009, he formed \"O-zi Laboratorium\". Since 2012, \"O-zi Laboratorium\" has been participating in the Koganecho's long-term Artist-In-Residence program. Taguchi was invited by the director, Ms. Hiramatsu to participate in Toga Theatre Festival in 2001, where he received the award for excellence in video production. The new theatre work for the Koganecho Bazaar 2014 tells a story of strange detectives, who try to find a resolution of a strange case. The work explores the basic concepts about motherhood and womanhood, such as anima, mysterious motherhood and great mother.\n- Member -\nKoichiro Taguchi／Masato Nishiwaki／Shun Suzuki~SAM-SUN~／So Hirano／Yuichi Takahashi\nWEB：http://www.h7.dion.ne.jp/~keisha/" ]
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[ "Accessibility links\nPublic Unions In Wisconsin, Elsewhere Are Scapegoats: Expert : It's All Politics University of Toledo law professor Joseph Slater also notes public-worker unions were once so embraced by public officials that officials dealt with them even though there was no legal requirement to do so.", null, null, "Love them or hate them, public-employee unions are certainly at the center of the policy wars across the nation as Republican governors and lawmakers argue that addressing their states' fiscal woes means reining in organized labor.\n\nWhile unions in Wisconsin and elsewhere are being portrayed as obstacles to sound management, they weren't always seen as the problem. Sometimes they were seen as the solution.\n\nSlater found that decades ago, public employee unions were so welcomed, state and local officials would work with them even though there was no requirement they do so.\n\nSLATER: Yes, when I was studying the history of this, this was one of the fascinating things that I found. Because I think that there's often an assumption that \"well, if you don't have a formal legal right to do something, no one can be doing it.\"\n\nBut in fact, all over the country, in Wisconsin and New York and Illinois, public sector unions would organize and work informal arrangements. And employers must've thought that was a good idea because they were doing it without any legal obligation to do it.\n\nIn Wisconsin as elsewhere, unions are now the whipping boys of conservative politicians who blame them for helping to drive states to fiscal ruin.\n\nBut Slater disputes this. He sees the unions being use more as scapegoats:\n\nSLATER: I don't think there's any evidence to support the contention that unions are causing the budget crises that are being used, I would say, to try to take away collective bargaining rights.\n\nStudy after study show that public sector workers are, if anything, paid less than private sector workers. There's studies on that, specifically on Wisconsin workers. As to pensions which are also often cited as a problem for budgets, in the vast majority of jurisdictions, including Ohio or Wisconsin, most or all rules about pensions and pension benefits are not subject to collective bargaining. Instead, they're set by statute.\n\nSteve asked Slater about the contention by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and others that public-employee unions create inefficiencies because they slow the speed with which management can respond to changing fiscal circumstances.\n\nSlater didn't accept this either:\n\nWell, I wouldn't say they add restrictions that are necessarily negative. You do have some work rules but the idea with collective bargaining laws is that the workers have some input. And there have been a series of studies on whether unions, public sector, private sector, decrease efficiency.\n\nI think the collective wisdom of those studies is that there's not a huge impact one way or another on efficiency if a set of workers are unionized.\n\nMeanwhile, my NPR colleague Liz Halloran wrote an informative piece for our web site examining the question of whether public employees are better compensated than those in the private sector for comparable jobs.\n\nIt turns out this is case for one of those two-handed economists President Harry Truman hated since there are arguments that public workers are and aren't better paid than those in the private sector.\n\nThe image of public workers as sitting fat and happy while those in the private sector struggle has proved potent. But its accuracy is open to wide debate, and not just among politicians of different stripes. \"You ask 10 economists about this, and you're get 12 different answers,\" says Keith Bender, an economics professor at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.\n\nSo do public union workers, while enjoying better job security, actually receive richer pay and benefit packages than those in the private sector?\n\nBender is one of the economists who argue in a recent study that public workers actually receive less compensation in combined wages and benefits than those in comparable jobs in the private sector.\n\nIn a study last year for the National Institute for Retirement Security and the Center for State and Local Government Excellence, Bender and co-author John Heywood, also a UWM economics professor, assert that wages for typical state workers are 11 percent less than those in the private sector with comparable education and in comparable jobs. Local workers earn 12 percent less, they say...\n\nBut get that two-handed economist again because here's a contrary view:\n\nBut some, including management expert Brooks Holtom of Georgetown University, take issue with assertions that public employees are less well compensated than their private counterparts, when job security and benefits are taken into consideration.\n\n\"At a time of high unemployment, it's not hard to understand why people would question why these workers have these protections,\" Holtom said. \"What's so special about these workers?\"\n\nMany point to an analysis by USA Today last year that asserted, based on data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, that federal civil servants — not state or local ones — had in 2009 \"average pay and benefits\" that were nearly double those of private workers.\n\nAn analysis by PolitiFact.com, however, found that public vs. private claims can be problematic given both the difficulty in making apples-to-apples comparisons and the higher percentage of white-collar jobs in the public sector.\n\nIts research found a decidedly mixed bag: some salaries in the public sector higher, some lower.\n\nHoltom says he sees the unfolding arguments in the states as boiling down more to public union rules — such as mandatory membership — rather than an attack on civil service rules.\n\nHe sees pay and benefits for public service employees as unsustainable and the state-based debates part of a \"course correction.\"" ]
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(Photo by GREG BAKER / AFP) (Photo by GREG BAKER/AFP via Getty Images)\n\nWould you believe that Mainland Chinese stocks ended the week up and Hong Kong ended the week basically flat? Friday was no bueno on Tencent’s WeChat, inexplicably drawing the ire of President Trump as several brokers described today as Black Friday. Hong Kong was off -1.6% with volume leader Tencent down -5.04%, wiping out $35B of market cap and investors’ capital. Though off an intra-day low of -10%, Alibaba BABA Hong Kong was down -3.04% and off an intra-day low of -6.38%. Semiconductor Manufacturing (SMIC) was down -8.7%, Meituan Dianping up +0.54% and IPO Tigermed up 13% from their offering price as the listing was oversubscribed 414X. Investment banks involved included Bank of America BAC , Haitong, CLSA and CICC. NetEase NTES Hong Kong was off -1.67% while JD.com Hong Kong was off -2.99%. Tigermed is an interesting company as it does clinical trials. Post IPO, the company is valued at $13B. Not many positives today as the market was risk off. Mainland China was also risk off with all sectors in the red. Foreign investors were net sellers as for the week they sold $639mm of Mainland stocks. YTD inflows are around +$17B.\n\nAn institutional broker likes to point out news items that in theory the market should care about, but doesn’t. He’ll write “market no cares”. The WeChat news steamrolled what is a great release as “market no care”. China is the middlemen in global trade, so it acts as a barometer for the global economy as commodities come in and manufactured goods go out. The numbers speak for themselves, though US imports increased 3.5% year over year following June’s +11.3% to $11B and $10B. Chinese exports to the US +12.5% at $43B up from June’s $39B while European Union exports were down in percentage terms but stable month over month at $36B in July versus $33B in June. Interestingly imports from India remained high +67% in July as Chinese exports continued to be low -21%. The numbers show the global economy is on firmer ground than we might think. Maybe stocks upward movement isn’t as irrational as it feels.\n\nWeChat Primer: Hong Kong listed Tencent’s core business is video games. QQ was established as a desktop instant messaging service similar to the ancient AOL IM, as cell phone charges for making calls is expensive in China. WeChat allows one to connect to WiFi and chat/make phone calls while avoiding cell charges. WeChat is simply the mobile phone version of QQ, though its features and functionality have evolved well beyond instant messaging. I find that Google GOOGL ’s WhatsApp is very limited in comparison. For WeChat’s 1.2 billion users, it acts as a mobile wallet and as a social media app like Facebook where you can post photos.\n\nIn China, you can basically run your life off it. Unlike TikTok, the company has very few US users, though for Chinese tourists in the US and those communicating or doing business with China, WeChat is essential. Why would the US care about WeChat? Remember that US China trade representatives will meet on August 15th. The move is likely the ‘Art of the Deal’ as the US twists a knife pre-negotiating. Additionally, when going into the election, throwing China under the bus is a clear strategy as the China hawks are being given the green light to have at it. In my opinion, the tactic is a distraction technique to move headlines away from domestic issues. The problem with the tactic is US companies’ $376B of China revenues according to the NY Federal Reserve. Push too hard and US companies could suffer in addition to the US stock market, as 46% of US publicly traded companies have exposure to China. The US did clarify that the ban doesn’t apply to Tencent but just WeChat, which shows that this more bark than bite. As an unintended consequence, this ban could limit US companies from advertising on WeChat putting them at distinct disadvantage to global competitors.\n\nThe President’s Working Group on Financial Markets released its findings after the US market closed. The group was established following the Senate’s passage of a bill to delist US listed Chinese companies post the Luckin Coffee fraud. Chinese companies’ auditors are not allowed to give their audit books to the PCAOB due to Chinese law. This law should be changed, as China is the only country that doesn’t allow it. Why does the law exist? I believe due to a small number of State-Owned Enterprises and not the vast majority of private companies. The issue has lingered for seven years without resolution, though the Luckin fraud combined with Trump appointees at the PCAOB and SEC have thrown in the towel on negotiating talks out of frustration. Currently the bill is limbo since the House tried to attach the annual defense budget to it. However, I’m told that the Wall Street lobby is pushing hard due to revenues from IPOs and trading of the shares. The reality is that +$1 trillion of market cap is owned by US investors and not Chinese investors! Changing the rules for companies that have already gone public is moving the goal posts. If you Google Alibaba IPO prospectus you will see SEC Chair Jay Clayton’s name on the first page. He helped bring Alibaba public! The release, despite the headlines, gives the companies an out as it states:\n\n“For nearly ten years the PCAOB has tried to Companies unable to satisfy this standard as a result of governmental restrictions on access to audit work papers and practices in NCJs (non-complying jurisdictions) may satisfy this standard by providing a co-audit from an audit firm with comparable resources and experience where the PCAOB determines it has sufficient access to audit work papers and practices to conduct an appropriate inspection of the co-audit firm.”\n\nThe US listed Chinese companies are audited by the Big Four US accounting firms, which the PCAOB knows well. The Luckin Coffee fraud was discovered by Ernest & Young during their annual audit. There is an out here in my opinion. Unfortunately, the Hong Kong IPO bonanza will only continue as US listed Chinese companies relist in Hong Kong regardless due to higher valuations given to the companies in Asia than in the US.\n\nYesterday, I spoke with an institutional investor as our conversation was dominated by US China political rhetoric. Josh Brown has spoken about Evidenced Based Investing. In finance, everything we do is driven by data and economic theory. Technology has changed the media as there is little fact checking while journalists are paid by how many article clicks are given. To some degree, the same is true for politicians. Is TikTok sharing user data with the Chinese government? If the Chinese government cares about dancing teenagers, I’d be surprised. WeChat is “national security threat”? Prove it. No one had ever heard of Huawei until it was deemed a threat. They make inexpensive cell phones. 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[ "I know that you and I long for peace in the Middle East, but before you continue to talk about necessary conditions from an Israeli perspective, you need to know what’s on my mind. Where to begin? How about 1964.Let me quote my own words during my trial. They are true today as they were then: “I have fought against white domination and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.”\n\nToday the world, black and white, recognize that Apartheid has no future. In South Africa it has been ended by our own decisive mass action in order to build peace and security. That mass campaign of defiance and other actions could only culminate in the establishment of Democracy.\n\nPerhaps it is strange for you to observe the situation in Palestine or more specifically, the structure of political and cultural relationships between Palestinians and Israelis, as an Apartheid system. This is because you incorrectly think that the problem of Palestine began in 1967. This was demonstrated in your recent column “Bush’s First Memo” in the New York Times on March 27, 2001.\n\nYou seem to be surprised to hear that there are still problems of 1948 to be solved, the most important component of which is the right to return of Palestinian refugees. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is not just an issue of military occupation and Israel is not a country that was established “normally” and happened to occupy another country in 1967. Palestinians are not struggling for a “state” but for freedom, liberation and equality, just like we were struggling for freedom in South Africa.\n\nIn the last few years, and especially during the reign of the Labour Party, Israel showed that it was not even willing to return what it occupied in 1967; that Settlements remain, Jerusalem would be under exclusive Israeli sovereignty, and Palestinians would not have an independent state, but would be under Israeli economic domination with Israeli control of borders, land, air, water and sea.\n\nIsrael was not thinking of a “state” but of “separation”. The value of separation is measured in terms of the ability of Israel to keep the Jewish state Jewish, and not to have a Palestinian minority that could have the opportunity to become a majority at some time in the future. If this takes place, it would force Israel to either become a secular democratic or bi-national state, or to turn into a state of Apartheid not only de facto, but also de jure.\n\nThomas, if you follow the polls in Israel for the last 30 or 40 years, you clearly find a vulgar racism that includes a third of the population who openly declare themselves to be racist. This racism is of the nature of “I hate Arabs” and “I wish Arabs would be dead”.\n\nIf you also follow the judicial system in Israel you will see there is discrimination against Palestinians, and if you further consider the 1967 Occupied Territories you will find there are already two judicial systems in operation that represent two different approaches to human life: one for Palestinian life and the other for Jewish life. Additionally there are two different approaches to property and to land. Palestinian property is not recognized as private property because it can be confiscated.\n\nAs to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, there is an additional factor. The so-called “Palestinian autonomous areas” are Bantustans. These are restricted entities within the power structure of the Israeli Apartheid system.\n\nThe Palestinian state cannot be the by-product of the Jewish state, just in order to keep the Jewish purity of Israel. Israel’s racial discrimination is daily life of most Palestinians. Since Israel is a Jewish state, Israeli Jews are able to accrue special rights which non-Jews cannot do. Palestinian Arabs have no place in a “Jewish” state.\n\nApartheid is a crime against humanity. Israel has deprived millions of Palestinians of their liberty and property. It has perpetuated a system of gross racial discrimination and inequality. It has systematically incarcerated and tortured thousands of Palestinians, contrary to the rules of international law. It has, in particular, waged a war against a civilian population, in particular children.\n\nThe responses made by South Africa to human rights abuses emanating from the removal policies and Apartheid policies respectively, shed light on what Israeli society must necessarily go through before one can speak of a just and lasting peace in the Middle East and an end to its Apartheid policies.\n\nWhen you figure out what you’re about, give me a call.", null, null, "Read More\nDear friends, Please allow me to thank you for having given me your confidence and support in my…\nRead More\n0\n0\n0" ]
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[ null, "One’s journey to the Philippines usually begins and ends in Metro Manila, the country’s bustling capital. A mix of urban development and historic sentiment, the city is dotted with pulsating commercial districts and colorful heritage sites.\n\nRight at the epicenter of Metro Manila is the Makati Central Business District, a vibrant financial hub home to the best five star hotels in Makati, premium shopping malls, well-curated galleries and museums, and posh concept restaurants for the refined world traveler.\n\nSince its inception in 1927, the Philippine Stock Exchange has been in continuous operations as the national stock exchange of the Philippines. Currently, one of its two trading floors is located along Ayala Avenue right by the plush Ayala Triangle. The architectural landmark of Philippine commerce is one of the first buildings in the Makati Central Business District.\n\nTrading in the Philippine Stock Exchange is a continuous session from 9:30AM to 3:30PM daily with a recess from 12:00PM to 1:30PM.\n\nBuilt around a massive 250,000 square meter retail complex, Greenbelt is every shopaholic’s haven with its five uniquely-designed malls, with pockets of Zen gardens and al fresco dining areas for a leisurely shopping experience. Each mall, labeled as Greenbelt 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, has its own highlights: from international luxury fashion brands, quaint boutique shops, local designer stores, and trusted gadgets and appliance centers. On evenings, Greenbelt transforms into a niche for the city’s riveting nightlife.\n\nA manicured oasis tucked within a concrete jungle, the lush Ayala Triangle Gardens is a refuge from the city’s fast-paced urban lifestyle, having a diverse population of trees including kamuning, golden palms and fire trees. With its slew of restaurants and cafes for al fresco dining, the gardens started as a way to brighten up the workweek. Two out of three of the triangle’s surrounding streets, Makati Avenue and Paseo de Roxas, used to be airplane runways for the former Nielsen Field, Metro Manila’s main airport in the 30’s. Today, the vast greenery is used for jogging, people-watching and walks along the park.\n\nAyala Triangle is one of the world’s seven best places to see spectacular Christmas lights, according to Condé Nast Traveler. Every holiday season, the gardens come to life with a colorful spectacle of dancing lights synchronized to melodious Christmas carols. Families, couples, friends and business associates all come together for this immersive holiday experience.\n\nAyala Museum’s distinctive edifice is a tribute to the original building design by national artist Leandro Locsin. Its unique structure houses a cool breathing space for ethnographic and archaeological exhibits on Philippine culture, art, and history.\n\nAmong the museum’s highlights is its collection of archeological artifacts, notably the Gold of Ancestors: Pre-Colonial Treasures in the Philippines, which serve as a testament to the Filipinos’ rich ancestry and inherent craftsmanship. The museum also has on exhibition The Philippine Diorama Experience, visually narrating the many milestones of Philippine history through 60 handcrafted dioramas, some of which are featured in the international Google Art Project.\n\nBonifacio Global City, also known as BGC and The Fort, is a dynamic financial and residential district in Manila, located between EDSA and C-5 road. What was once a base for the United States government later became Fort Bonifacio, named after the Father of Philippine Revolution. Today, it is a world-class center for the finest in modern living, dining and entertainment, with a robust nightlife for glamorous partyphiles worldwide.\n\nA kilometer-long retail playground, the open-air Bonifacio High Street offers the best of high fashion and chef-based restaurants, with an urban amphitheater, interactive art pieces and talented street performers and buskers for an inspiring shopping experience.\n\nSM Aura Premier is an upscale shopping mall along McKinley Parkway. According to SM Prime, its name is derived from two elements, Au (gold) and radium, for “luxury and elegance that emanates from within”. With Hollywood celebrity Sarah Jessica Parker gracing the mall blessing in 2013, the development offers international fashion brands, al fresco bars and restaurants including The Todd English Food Hall, a 1,000-seat performance center called Samsung Hall, and the SkyPark, a multi-level green roof.\n\nThe mall is connected to the 29-storey SM Aura Office Tower which has an area of 40,424 sqm, home to one of the largest serviced offices in the Philippines, with 400 seats in a 20,000-square ft. office space. As part of Bonifacio Civic Center, the tower also houses several government offices such as Social Security System, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG Fund, Philippine Postal Corporation, and the Taguig City local government.\n\nLaunched in 1997, Eastwood City is a 17-hectare commercial and residential development with a vast variety of indoor and outdoor dining, shopping and recreational options designed for the entire family.\n\nWithin the complex is The Eastwood City Cyberpark, listed as an approved IT Center by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority, a major advantage for export-oriented companies. It was an early leader in business process outsourcing in the country; developer Megaworld Corporation claims that the total number of jobs created in Eastwood City is more than 30,000, while the total value of exported services for the year was USD 348.31 million.\n\nIntramuros (in Spanish, “within the walls”) is the oldest district Manila, and was the seat of government in the Philippines. The Walled City’s 64-hectare stone citadel was once the centerpiece of Spanish Manila. Here, tourists and locals alike ride on horse-drawn carriages, or what is known locally as the kalesa, to navigate the cobbled streets for a dose of Philippine history. Of the seven main churches that were located within its walls, only two remain: San Agustin Church, the oldest building in existence in Manila completed in 1607, and the Manila Cathedral, the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila, which was reconstructed in the 1950s.\n\nCultural Center of the Philippines\n\nLocated in the cities of Pasay and Manila, the Cultural Center of the Philippines is the premier showcase of arts in the Philippines as it produces projects in music, dance, theater, visual arts, literature, cinema and design. Its eponymous 62-hectare (150-acre) complex is used as a venue for artistic programs including performances, festivals, exhibitions, cultural research and publication of materials on Philippine art and culture. It holds its headquarters at the National Theatre, a structure designed by National Artist for Architecture, Leandro V. Locsin.\n\nRizal Park, also known as Luneta National Park or simply Luneta, is one of the largest urban parks in Asia, and is one of the major tourist attractions of Manila. Located along Roxas Boulevard, adjacent to the walled city of Intramuros, it is an important site in Philippine history. The execution of national hero José Rizal on 30 December 1896 fanned the flames of the Philippine Revolution against the Kingdom of Spain. The area was officially renamed Rizal Park in his honor, and the monument enshrining his remains serves as the park’s symbolic focal point. The Declaration of Philippine Independence from the United States was held here on July 4, 1946.\n\nNational Museum of the Philippines\n\nThe National Museum of the Philippines is the repository and guardian of the Philippines’ natural and cultural heritage. Established in 1901 as an ethnography and natural history museum, and subsequently housed in its present building, designed by American Architect Daniel Burnham, the National Museum has since then broadened its concerns in the arts and sciences. Today, it occupies the main building (the former Old Congress Building) and the adjacent former finance building in the Agrifina Circle of Rizal Park.\n\nEstablished in 1976, the Metropolitan Museum of Manila or simply “The Met” maintains permanent and temporary exhibitions of pre-colonial, modern and contemporary Philippine art, and is the first Philippine art institution to offer a bilingual and pedagogical program. Another first is the museum’s disability-sensitive program established in 2010 which provides tactile and sensorial content. The museum is responsible for the conservation of some of the country’s national treasures, such as pre-Hispanic gold and pottery artifacts — proof of a flourishing pre-colonial Filipino society actively engaged in international trade from the 8th to 13th centuries.\n\nDISCOVER OUR HOTELs IN MANILA" ]
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She is seen adjusting her hair while a man holding a phone takes the photo.\n\nThe pair then stroll down the street hand-in-hand, apparently not interested in joining the peaceful protest.\n\nIn one video, which appears to have been taken from an apartment building that overlooks a main street, three men are caught posing in front of a vehicle that has been set on fire, before running off.\n\nOne other influencer was caught on camera by an onlooker posing for a photo on a street in Miami that had been barricaded by police in anticipation of the protests, standing near some large orange-and-white bollards while a man kneels down in front of her to capture her posing in front of a raised bridge.\n\n‘The police barricaded the street for the protest, and this girl took it as an opportunity to get a picture in the middle of an empty street? GTFOH [Get the f**k out of here],’ the caption read.\n\nTwitter users have responded to the videos and posts with fury, with many voicing their outrage in a series of posts that slam the influencers as ‘shameful’ and ‘oblivious’.\n\n‘Man, people really be out here selling their soul for clout, huh,’ one person wrote in response to a video. ‘Narcissism is a dangerous illness,’ another added.\n\nOne influencer, who uses the account name @serafina.0 on Instagram, was named and shamed by critics after a screenshot of a conversation she had with a friend about ‘getting drunk’ and attending the protests was widely reposted online.\n\nIn the texts, which Serafina posted to her ‘close friends’ Instagram Stories, her friend, who goes by the Instagram name @tamella_k, asked whether the pair of them ‘should go protest’, to which Serafina responded: ‘I’m lowkey down.’\n\nTamella then suggests that the duo ‘get drunk and go’, asking ‘is that like so dangerous’ before Serafina replied: ‘Omg I’m so down. Let me find a riot outfit.’\n\nLater that same day the pair shared an image of themselves posing at a Los Angeles protest, with Tamella captioning the image: ‘Plz do your part but do it safely. #BLM go out there and do your part we owe it.’\n\nThe duo quickly found themselves at the center of a furious online backlash, with Instagram and Twitter users blasting their actions and accusing them of shamelessly abusing the protests in order to gain likes and followers.", null, "Controversy: Influencers @serafina.0 and @tamella_k prompted furious backlash after they discussed ‘getting drunk’ and going to a protest, before sharing this image", null, "Outrageous: Serafina shared this screenshot of a conversation she and Tamella had about the riots and protests, which was later reposted online\n\nWhile Tamella later deleted her Instagram account in response to the criticism, Serafina posted an apology on her feed, insisting that she is ‘not asking for forgiveness’, but that she wants to prevent anyone else from ‘making this mistake’.\n\n‘Yesterday I did something extremely ignorant by glamorizing rioting on social media,’ she wrote.\n\nShe continued: ‘As overwhelming as the constant hate / death threats have been since the post went viral, I am grateful to be held accountable for this insensitive mistake. I never should [have] used the a protest as an Instagram opportunity.\n\n‘Though it was not my priority in attending, I still took part in a performance act and did not realize how counterproductive that was to the movement, because I’m clearly dumb.’\n\nThe ongoing exposure of Instagram influencers ‘shamefully’ taking advantage of the protests for personal gain comes after a conservative journalist was accused of ‘performance activism’ after she posed with a power drill outside a boarded-up business in LA.\n\nVideo emerged on Monday of the woman borrowing a drill from a construction worker as he erected plywood outside a business to prevent looters or rioters from breaking in.\n\nA man believed to be her boyfriend snapped a photo of her pretending to drill a hole into the wood before she thanked the construction worker, ran to a Mercedes and drove off.\n\nHitting back: Social media users slammed the influencers, with many accusing them of treating the Black Lives Matter protest like a festival\n\n‘White privilege’: Others fired back at the influencers and Instagram users in question, calling out their decision to show such a lack of respect towards the movement\n\nThe video was met with swift backlash from hundreds of people condemning the ‘disrespectful’ and ‘self-promotional’ stunt.\n\nCommenters quickly identified the woman as Fiona Moriarty-McLaughlin, whose Twitter bio described her as a ‘Commentary’ journalist with the Washington Examiner.\n\nThe critics pointed out that Moriarty-McLaughlin had previously denounced protesters taking to the streets to demand justice after George Floyd, a black man, died when a white Minneapolis cop knelt on his neck during an arrest on Memorial Day.\n\nThe video, posted to Twitter by @ewufortheloss, racked up more than 24 million views by Tuesday evening.\n\n‘This lady stopped someone boarding up a store in Santa Monica so she could hold the drill for a picture, then drove away. Please don’t do this,’ the caption read.\n\nIn a follow-up thread, the poster explained: ‘The problem here is that she’s 1) using this terrible situation to promote herself instead of the man who’s actually helping and 2) completely insensitive to racial / class tensions.", null, "Shocking: Video emerged on Monday of a woman – identified as Fiona Moriarty-McLaughlin – posing for a photo with a power drill outside a boarded-up store in Los Angeles", null, null, "Fake: A man snapped a photo of her pretending to drill a hole into the wood before she thanked the construction worker, handed the drill back, ran over to a Mercedes Benz and drove off\n\n‘Influencers: use your platform for ACTUAL good, not the PERCEPTION of good.’\n\nAmong the users condemning the woman’s actions was filmmaker and director Ava DuVernay, who tweeted: ‘You know what? I’m… I think I’m gonna put Twitter away for a few minutes before I throw this phone across the room.’", null, "Under fire: Moriarty-McLaughlin is shown above in her Twitter photo\n\n‘So utterly awed by this,’ the official Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) Twitter account wrote in response. ‘Influencer culture at its worst.’\n\nIn a later tweet @ewufortheloss asked commenters not to ‘doxx’ or release personal information about the woman in the video.\n\n‘Let’s use this as something that helps us understand what’s right and what’s wrong, rather than an opportunity to brand someone for life,’ they wrote.\n\nSeveral other commenters, some of whom claimed to know the woman in the video, confirmed that it was Moriarty-McLaughlin.\n\nExposed: The video was originally posted on Twitter by @ewufortheloss, who explained why the woman’s actions were problematic in a subsequent tweet (pictured)\n\nUnder cover: @ewufortheloss asked people not to expose the identity of the woman in the video, but her name came out regardless\n\nCriticism: Among the users condemning the woman’s actions was renowned filmmaker and director Ava DuVernay\n\nSpeaking out: New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz is believed to be the first one who identified Moriarty-McLaughlin", null, "Fury: Moriarty-McLaughlin garnered negative attention on Sunday when she criticized a Los Angeles protester for spray painting an Ouai billboard with the words ‘Black Lives Matter’\n\nPride: Ouai founder and celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin replied to the video Moriarty-McLaughlin posted with a message of support for the protesters\n\nAfter the video went viral, Moriarty-McLaughlin appeared to delete her Twitter account and switched her Instagram to private in an apparent effort to hide from further backlash.\n\nThe journalist has not addressed the video publicly and did not immediately return requests for comment from multiple media outlets.\n\nMonday’s video marks the second time this week that Moriarty-McLaughlin has garnered negative attention on Twitter.\n\nOn Sunday she posted a since-deleted video of a Los Angeles protester spray painting an Ouai billboard with the words ‘Black Lives Matter’.\n\n‘BREAKING: As if vandalizing all the buildings in LA wasn’t enough @Blklivesmatter has taken to the billboards as a crowd of rioters roars in approval. #GeorgeFloyd #LARiots,’ she wrote in the caption.\n\nOuai founder and celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin replied to the video with a message of support for the protesters." ]
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I made a mistake and I regret what happened.\n\n“I should have shaken Patrice Evra’s hand before the game and I want to apologise for my actions.\n\n“I would like to put this whole issue behind me and concentrate on playing football.”\n\nYet for some reason Johnson feels Suarez was actually the victim of some form of ruse by Evra, despite his team-mates apology, the Mail notes: ‘Evra was clever at Old Trafford,’ said Johnson, extending his hand directly towards me. ‘Because – I’m not being funny – but if I wanted to shake your hand I would stick it right out in front of me like that. But if my hand is down here, almost by my side, then it’s because I really don’t want to shake your hand.”\n\n‘Luis didn’t shake his hand because Evra’s hand was down there. What else is Luis supposed to do? Would you go to shake someone’s hand if their hand is way down there by their side? Course not. But then, because Luis didn’t do it, Evra has pulled him back by his arm as he walked on, as if to say to everybody: “Look, I wanted to shake his hand and he didn’t…”\n\n‘He’s following Luis with his eyes as if to say: “Right he’s gone, he’s gone (past me) so I’ll pull him back now…” Evra probably stayed up all night thinking about how to do that. The whole thing was ridiculous.’\n\nThis is arguably the strangest statement regarding the whole affair, the idea that Evra ‘stayed up all night thinking how to do that’ before the biggest game of the season. Its a genuinely bizarre claim to make, unless of course Johnson was merely being a tad facetious and maybe using a bit of a metaphor, if he is then that seems a rather risky time to do it as surely he realised this interview is going to cause fireworks.\n\nI’ve no doubt Johnson if asked would clam he didn’t mean Evra literally stayed up throughout the night thinking about the handshake, but these sort of things can come back to haunt you, look at how Liverpool fans jumped on the ‘he said it ten times’ statement Evra made to French television.\n\nThe interview then turns to the subject of Paul McGrath:\n\nFormer United defender Paul McGrath took to Twitter on seeing Johnson join his team-mates in wearing T-shirts in support of Suarez as they warmed up before a game at Wigan.\n\n‘If I was in Glen Johnson’s position, I would have thrown the shirt to the floor,’ said McGrath.\n\n‘It’s only an issue because I am the only black lad in the club,’ he shrugged. ‘If it’s bad that the other lads supported Luis then that should be seen as just as bad as me supporting him. But people are on to me because I am black.\n\n‘The McGrath thing … that’s actually racist. Saying what he said is racist. He is only saying that to me because I was the only black lad wearing the T-shirt. He’s targeting me because of my colour.\n\nBelieve it or not I do have a little bit of sympathy with Johnson on the whole ‘being singled out as the only black man’ issue as i thought at the time, the entire team and manager behaved poorly and should be judged collectively, Johnson being black is irrelevant, however McGrath was addressing the issue from a black man’s point of view so naturally saw it through Johnson’s eyes.\n\nJohnson adds: I haven’t spoken to Paul McGrath about it. I don’t care what he thinks, really. I don’t know anything about him. But for someone to say that, it sums them up. It’s their problem.\n\nThis merely seems like a small dig at McGrath and begs the question if Johnson doesn’t care what he thinks why even address what he said?\n\nOn the t-shirt issue Johnson continues:\n\n‘The evidence was Luis’s word against Evra’s,’ argued Johnson. ‘I’m not saying Evra is lying but it’s his word against Luis’s, isn’t it? So how did it all turn out to be so strong in Evra’s favour? I work with the lad every day. There is no way he said that.\n\n‘With the media these days and the way it was going to be blown up, maybe the T-shirts thing wasn’t the right thing to do. How should I say this? We wore them to show our support for Luis. It wasn’t to send a message to everyone else. It was just for him.\n\n‘It seemed to come across that we were making a point. We weren’t. It was the club’s idea. But obviously we all agreed. We didn’t really think about how people would react.’\n\nLiverpool were recently criticised for their handling of the Suarez-Evra affair by a group of black leaders, the Independent reported:\n\n“Gloria Hyatt, who leads the group, said: “Liverpool FC has presided over the worst incident of racism in football seen in recent years. Their misguided handling of the … saga has let down all of those in the city who work hard to challenge racism and to make Liverpool a better place to live for everyone.”\n\nLee Jasper, the activist who was equality adviser to the Ken Livingstone during his time as Mayor of London, said: “The club, including the owners, the players and the manager need to realise the enormous damage caused by their reluctance and obdurate behaviour. Kenny Dalglish used to manage Celtic. He ought to know the importance of stamping out bigotry. The club failed the city, the nation as a whole, and Britain’s black communities. Their abysmal lack of leadership on these issues has given a green light to racism. They must make urgent reparations … and a clear and unequivocal apology.”\n\nThe club has maintained a ‘Suarez is innocent’ stance both before and after the FA’s decision, not just with the t-shirt affair but with club statements and a personal statement from Luis Suarez which denied any wrongdoing, and which Kenny Daglish labelled as ‘brilliant.’\n\nJohnson also tackles the actual incident between Evra and Suarez where during a heated argument the Liverpool striker called United’s skipper ‘negro.’:\n\n‘I can’t understand how people don’t get that in his culture the word “negro” or “negrito” is genuinely normal. Just because he’s out of his country he is not going to stop using his mother tongue. If we went to another country, we would use our slang, wouldn’t we? I can’t see why somebody can get in trouble for using his culture in another country.”\n\nI’m the same colour as Johnson and understand fully that different people have differing opinions on what they’re prepared to be called, some of my black friends for example will call each other the N-word yet they will never call it me as regardless of whether they’re black or not I find it offensive and don’t allow black people to call me something I wouldn’t allow my white friends to.\n\nIf a South American started at my work and began calling me ‘Negro’ I’d simply point out that I didn’t like it and ask him to call me by my name, but that’s my personal choice, if Johnson doesn’t mind being called that, just like some of my friends don’t then that’s fair enough. The point is Evra did take offence and was called it during an argument, also Evra isn’t a friend or team-mate of Luis Suarez so it isn’t the same as Suarez calling Johnson by that name at all.\n\nThe idea of using your culture in another country being acceptable is extremely naive, after all can gay men openly kiss in some Arab countries? No. Is that wrong? Yes. Should they be allowed? Of course they should. So should they do it when they visit? Not unless they’re willing to face the consequences. You simply cannot expect to use words, or act in a certain way in different countries and for that to be accepted. It’s often a shame but those are the hard facts.\n\nWhy Johnson has chosen to re-ignite the whole Suarez affair is a bit of a mystery, although he may have felt more anger over the issue due to being singled out as the only black Liverpool first team player- which the Mail also brings up during the article.\n\nJohnson has received a lot of criticism from some members of the black community and this could be his way of dealing with it. I sympathise with Johnson in as much he doesn’t deserve special treatment for being the only non-white in the Anfield dressing room and some of the stick he’s received especially from Marcel Garvey who labelled him an ‘Uncle Tom’ was a disgrace. Johnson doesn’t deserve that sort of treatment, but he’s been terribly misguided in contradicting the club’s recent stance on the Suarez handshake affair and even more misguided in reopening old wounds.\n\nTowards the end of the interview Johnson notes: ‘People are now singing, week in week out, that Liverpool are a racist club,’ he sighed. ‘Well, no. We are not. We have had one incident concerning racism that we believe isn’t true. So how can people think like that? “\n\nI’m guessing that Johnson doesn’t consider the Tom Adeyemi or the monkey-gesture man to be racists incidents concerning the club- yet for many they are linked to Liverpool’s handling of the Evra affair.\n\nThe FA could well look at this interview and decide that Johnson has needlessly brought up a case that was pretty much closed and stirred up trouble where there was already plenty to go round, and he could face some form of reprimand. The thing with the FA is you simply never know what they’re going to do, I wouldn’t be surprised if they banned him, nor would I if they didn’t even acknowledge his interview such is the nature of their inconsistency.\n\nThe saddest part of this whole interview is that now more tribalism and United v Liverpool fan reactions will come to the forefront, many Liverpool fans and sites have been quick to praise Johnson while sites like this one feel it was a massive mistake." ]
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[ null, "The Aurat March is an annually-held demonstration, organised in various cities of Pakistan including Lahore, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Karachi, Islamabad and Peshawar to observe International Women's Day\n\nThe controversial blasphemy law in Pakistan, which have long been used to subjugate the minorities in the countries, is now being employed to silence women fighting for their rights.\n\nRecently, two Pakistani courts have asked authorities to register cases against organisers of last month's Pakistan's Women's March for violating blasphemy law, which carries a potential death sentence for anyone who insults Islam.\n\nThe Aurat March is an annually-held demonstration, organised in various cities of Pakistan including Lahore, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Karachi, Islamabad and Peshawar to observe International Women's Day.\n\nA petition seeking to ban the annual gathering has also been lodged with the Islamabad High Court.\n\nThe petitioner accused that blasphemous slogans were used during the Women's March. However, the organisers have clarified that the participants of the march did not raise such slogans and their video was doctored to defame their struggle.\n\n\"Pakistan is not a democratic state but a religious state where clerics wield a lot of influence,\" Mehdi Hassan, a former chairperson of Pakistan's Human Rights Commission, told DW.\n\n\"Hurling allegations of blasphemy amounts to jeopardizing the lives of people here. We fear that the lives of women activists are in danger because there are so many extremists out there in the streets who could target them at any time. At least seven people have been killed just because of blasphemy allegations. Therefore, it is important that the government provides them [the activists] with protection,\" she said.\n\nLahore-based activist Shazia Khan said friends and relatives have pressured them to maintain a low profile following the accusations and legal cases.\n\n\"Hatemongers and misogynistic media personalities have been spewing venom against us, jeopardizing the lives of women in a country where people are killed merely due to false accusations of blasphemy,\" said Khan.\n\nKhan believes it is difficult to say who is behind these threats and litigation.\n\n\"All the videos and posters have been fabricated or doctored. There is no truth to these accusations,\" prominent activist Farzana Bari told DW.\n\nOrganizers of the march have also written an open letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan to draw his attention to the threats.\n\nThis year, even the terrorist group Tehreek Taliban Pakistan publicly threatened the organizers on Twitter, much to the alarm of women's rights activists.\n\nThe tweet said, \"Fix your ways. There are still many young Muslims here who know how to protect Islam and the boundaries set by Allah.\"" ]
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[ "While revenues coming out of road cess will only go to the Centre, it will share some revenues out of excise duty hike with state governments", null, "Notably, the government hiked the excise duty by a record Rs 10 per litre on petrol and by Rs 13 per litre on diesel\n\nIn the wake of a record hike in excise duty on petrol and diesel late on Tuesday, the global brokerage Barclays expects the Central government to incur Rs 1.4 lakh crore revenue benefit, that is, 0.67 per cent of the GDP. \"This is on top of an estimated Rs 2.8 lakh crore already being collected by the Central government from the fuel tax/cess, which would bring the total contribution to central exchequer from fuel taxes to Rs 4.4 lakh crore or nearly 2.1 per cent of GDP,\" Barclays says in a report.\n\nWhile revenues coming out of road cess will only go to the Centre, it will share some revenues out of excise duty hike with state governments. Meanwhile, several states and union territories, including Delhi, Haryana, Assam, Punjab, have also raised the state tax on fuel.", null, "Barclays says since the Centre is effectively appropriating the gains made by oil marketing companies for its own balance sheet, the effect on inflation from this hike is likely to be limited. However, the fuel tax increases at state level are likely prove to be inflationary to some extent. \"For the Consumer Price Index (CPI)-based inflation, we estimate a Rs 2 per litre rise in petrol prices leads to a 10-15 bps direct increase in headline inflation, which is negligible. However, combined with increased taxes on alcoholic beverages, the fuel tax hikes are likely have some inflationary implications,\" says Barclays." ]
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[ null, "Her publicist confirmed Saturday’s obituary was genuine in both a note on the singer’s website and on Twitter.\n\nWASHINGTON — Irene Cara, the Oscar- and Grammy-winning actress best known for ‘Fame’ and ‘Flashdance… What a Feeling,’ has died at the age of 63, according to a post from her publicist.\n\nAccording to the Daily Mail, Cara had recently been the victim of a death scam in which a viral post on social media claimed she had died. But her publicist confirmed Saturday’s obituary was genuine both in a note on the singer’s website and on Twitter.\n\nThe post on Cara’s official website states that she died at her home in Florida. Her cause of death was initially unknown.\n\n“It is with deep sadness that I announce the death of Irene Cara on behalf of her family,” her publicist Judith Moose said in a note. “Irene’s family has requested privacy as she processes her grief. She was a wonderfully gifted soul whose legacy will live on forever through her music and films.”\n\nCara was born in New York, the youngest of five children. She began her career as a child, recording music in Spanish and English before appearing in a number of Broadway musicals.\n\nIn 1980, she burst into the public spotlight with her role as Coco Hernandez in the film Fame, singing the film’s title track.\n\nThis performance earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the Golden Globe Awards.\n\nIn 1983, Cara co-wrote and sang the vocals for “Flashdance…What a Feeling” from the film Flashdance. This song earned her a Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and an Oscar for Best Original Song" ]
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[ null, "Who Might Play John Wayne in The Quiet Man? I’m sitting in my study, looking at a framed photograph of John Wayne posing with Andrew V. McLaglen, the son of the actor Victor McLaglen, on the set of The Quiet Man. I’d bought the photo on one of my frequent visits to the village of … Read more", null, "I thought I’d share some background information and a behind the scenes look at the making of The Quiet Man, bearing in mind the number of people I have met and spoken to over the years who were actually involved in the film itself.A few minutes into the film we see Barry Fitzgerald and John Wayne … Read more", null, "The stand out movie The Quiet Man, starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara was shot in and around the village of Cong in County Mayo so, making a mental note of the name of the place, I decided that if I was ever in the area I’d take a look at some of the locations used for … Read more\n\nThe eagle-eyed among you will note that this website is called MostlyWesterns.com and the John Wayne fans will acknowledge that The Quiet Man movie isn’t actually a Western. The Quiet Man – A Western Movie I wanted to write about it because, after The Searchers, this is probably the second most popular cinematic outing for … Read more", null, "I first met Andrew McLaglen in the early summer of 1998. A producer friend of mine, Gareth Owen, who is still based at Pinewood, suggested we send Andrew a copy of my script for a film called Connemara Days, which is based around the making of The Quiet Man.It turned out that he was a … Read more", null, "Back in the early 90s I was reading a book by the now-deceased British film director Lindsay Anderson (he directed If, O Lucky Man and Britannia Hospital among others) when I came across the mention of a meeting Anderson had with John Ford in Dublin, in 1951, while Ford was in Ireland shooting location footage … Read more" ]
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[ null, "West Indies captain Jason Holder posted career-best test bowling figures with six wickets as his side dominated the second day of the first Test against England on Thursday.\n\nMaking full use of the murky conditions, all-rounder Holder took six for 42 and paceman Shannon Gabriel claimed four wickets as England were dismissed for 204.", null, "Ben Stokes, captaining England for the first time in the absence of Joe Root, top-scored with 43 but might be regretting his decision to bat first having won the toss.\n\nWest Indies showed great discipline and rode their luck at times in reply as they reached 57-1 to put themselves in a decent position going into the third day at the Ageas Bowl when an improving weather forecast should make batting easier.", null, "England are hosting the first international cricket-match after a 117-day absence because of the COVID-19 pandemic.", null, "England began the day on 35 for one after 17 overs were completed on Wednesday, but Gabriel struck twice in the first hour having removed Dom Sibley on day one.\n\nIn the sixth over he got a 90mph delivery to nip back and splatter Joe Denly’s off stump and in his next over the 32-year-old trapped Rory Burns (30) in front of his stumps with a full delivery that was given lbw on review.\n\nStokes started confidently, pulling Gabriel to the boundary, but Zak Crawley struggled to 10 before Holder claimed his first wicket, angling one back in to strike the pad.\n\nAgain the on-field umpire turned down the appeal, but Holder’s decision to review proved correct.", null, "Stokes got lucky before lunch when he was dropped at long leg by Kemar Roach, hooking Alzarri Joseph, as he and Jos Buttler launched a 67-run counter-attack.\n\nThe series has been touted as a battle of the world’s best two all-rounders and Holder drew first blood when he induced a nick behind from Stokes to dismiss him on 43.", null, "There was more joy for Holder as Buttler got a thick edge to a peach of a delivery and Dowrich took a diving catch to leave England on 157-7. Holder trapped Jofra Archer lbw for a duck and grabbed his sixth wicket when Wood was caught at gully by Hope.\n\nWest Indies opener Campbell was twice reprieved off a frustrated Anderson — making it five successful reviews out of five for the visitors, before his luck finally ran out.\n\nEngland could make no further inroads, though, and West Indies were much the happier side when bad light stopped play.\n\n© Copyright 2021 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters. Reuters shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon.\nRelated News: Shannon Gabriel, ECB, Rory Burns, England, Jason Holder\nSHARE THIS STORYCOMMENT\nPrint this article", null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "After the family matriarch passes away, a grieving family is haunted by tragic and disturbing occurrences, and begin to unravel dark secrets.\n\n*SPOILERS ALERT* if you have not seen the movie yet, DO NOT read further!\n\nHereditary is Ari Aster’s first feature film, hailed as the “scariest horror movie of the year”. The film is packed with unsettling visuals and a creepy atmosphere. The movie sees a superb Toni Collette as the troubled Annie, who has to deal with the recent passing of her mother. But as viewers will soon see, it isn’t that death that is the catalyst moment of the movie, but rather a second more dramatic death that occurs shortly, that of daughter Charlie (Milly Shapiro). This second death is the one that begins to tear the family apart at the seams, pitting Annie against her son Peter (Alex Wolff), and husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne).", null, "The movie is riddled with symbols and foreshadowing galore. During a class discussion about the flaws of Greek mythology Heracles, a student states: “The characters are all just pawns in this horrible hopelessness.” Which heavily foreshadows how every single character in this movie are simply just pawns of King Paimon, and that they will all be met with tragic deaths.\n\nHere are THREE SYMBOLS that you may have missed whilst watching the movie:\n\n001. Chocolate – Back in the early 1600’s, chocolate was referred to as the Devil’s elixir, hence where the name for the famous chocolate on chocolate cake comes from, Devil’s Food Cake. This symbol is used from the very beginning in the movie, suggesting that Charlie may already have been possessed by King Paimon (one of Hell’s kings) or just a foreshadowing that she will be possessed.\n\n002. The Red Doorknob – Charlie’s room has a red doorknob, similar to the one shown in The Sixth Sense, symbolizing the presence of spirits or possible spirit possessions.\n\n003. King Paimon’s Symbol – This is present from the very beginning of the movie, first seen as a pendant that Annie’s mother is wearing whilst in the casket at the funeral. Another instance where we see this symbol is on the pole that decapitates Charlie the night of the accident, as well as in Joan’s home after she has placed a curse on Annie’s family, and also in blood on the roof of the attic where Annie’s mother’s body has been placed. Lastly, at the very end, when the audience finally sees the idol representation of King Paimon, wearing that same symbol.\n\nHave you seen this movie? What did you think? Let me know below!" ]
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[ null, "Mamkhize Enters the Uzalo world to shake things up.\nUzalo/Supplied\n\nShauwn will play the role of a mysterious, wealthy woman, with her eye set on the charismatic Kingdom of Canaan Church.\n\nShauwn’s character will ruffle feathers, causing much destruction to the church.\n\nSpeaking to Drum, Shauwn says she resonates with her character's determination.\n\n“Like me, she is a fighter. She lives on the edge and when faced with a challenge, she is determined to fight. So, I am extremely excited for my guest appearance, I can't wait for everyone to see another side of my many hidden talents,” Shauwn says.\n\nUnlike those who queue at casting stations, Shauwn did not audition for the part. She was phoned by the producers of the show, and she jumped at the opportunity to be to be part of a soapie where two families battle for the soul of KwaMashu Township which provides the backdrop for the drama, betrayal, deceit, and discontent that unravels.\n\n“People have been asking me for season two on Kwa Mamkhize reality show, and because I knew that would not be possible, I agreed to be on Uzalo for all time's sake.\"\n\nShauwn says there unfortunately will not be a season two of her reality show.\n\n“I feel I have achieved what I had set out to do on season one,” she says.\n\n“I want to keep season one as my legacy. It was an inspirational show to build my brand and reputation and I am happy. I did not expect that people would fall in love with Mamkhize but they did , and its time to let go. There is not need for season two. I was trying something new and I have achieved that goal, making season two would not make sense.”\n\nShawn says everything she participates in must be fun and filled with laughter.\n\n“This is definitely not the end of people seeing me on TV. I have many surprises coming up in the next two months. But for now, I want people to see another side of me on Uzalo.\"\n\nShauwn has never acted before but recalls the good old days as a teenager where she would participate in school plays.\n\n“We have all done plays at school. That is the only acting experience I have, but with everything I do I make sure I do it well and have fun in the process,” she says.\n\nShe admits to struggling with learning the script but her son Andile came to the rescue.\n\n“I am a good listener, but I have never been great at school when it came to reading lengthy documents. Andile helped to read the script, I memorised it, and luckily, I was given creative freedom to play around with the words and use a lingo that I felt would suit the role in case I forget my lines,” Mamkhize adds.\n\n\"People can judge for themselves whether or not I did a great job, but I had fun,\" she says.\n\nHer favourite actors are Nomzamo Mbatha, who is like a sister to her, and Somizi Mhlogo-Motaung’s late father Ndaba “Mshefane” Mhlongo.\n\n“I am an old soul and I still think Mshefane is the best we have had in the game,” Shauwn says.\n\nWe live in a world where facts and fiction get blurred\nIn times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust. For 14 free days, you can have access to a world of in-depth analyses, investigative journalism, top opinions and a range of features. Journalism strengthens democracy. Invest in the future today. Thereafter you will be billed R75 per month. You can cancel anytime and if you cancel within 14 days you won't be billed.\nSubscribe to News24\nRelated Links\n‘My relationship lasted six seconds’ – Lasizwe says after break up\nSonia Mbele on her new reality show, her success and legacy\nSingle in Soweto reality star starts own brand of sneakers\nNext on Drum\nConnie Ferguson wins Favourite Personality award as Mzansi stars honoured at this year’s #DStvMVCA" ]
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[ null, null, null, "No Floradoras in the Chorus\n\nMost of today’s chorus girls, Chorus Equity says, are well-trained, ambitious – and unemployed.\nby Ira Peck\n\nThe postwar depression, which the President’s economic report stated might still be avoided, has already hit Billie Earnest. Like 5,000 of her 5,800 fellow members of Chorus Equity she is now unemployed.\nBillie Earnest is not an actual girl but her story is a real one. She is a composite made up from facts about chorus girls unearthed from a recent detailed survey by the chorus union, which includes both girls and boys in a 2:1 ratio.\n\nVivian Cherry is another chorus girl who has a background as a serious dancer. A tall, slender girl, her hard and muscular legs immediately betray her profession. Vivian, a New Yorker, studied at the Denishawn School, with Helen Tamiris, and finally at Wisconsin University. Like most embryonic dancers, she found the going tough at first.\n‘A single costume,” she said, “can cost over $100. Renting studios for practicing is terribly expensive-75 cents to a dollar an hour-and if you hire a pianist that`s one to two dollars more. And a good dancer should practice four to eight hours a day.”\nTo earn money for her costumes and music arrangements, Vivian worked for a couple of months in the chorus at La Conga, danced one summer at Unity House, a resort run by the International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union, with a carnival for a while and later with the Lunch Hour Follies, an American Theater Wing project which entertained war workers.\nDuring an engagement at the Roxy, Vivian injured a knee and while convalescing took up photography. Since her last Broadway show, Show Boat, she has been working as a free-lance photographer and likes the field so well she is seriously considering making a career of it. She and her husband, Herb Tank, a merchant seaman, would like to make documentary films…\n\nThough Chorus Equity has tried publicize the difficulties of Billie Earnest and her live co-dancers like Ora Leake, girls still flock to New York with theatrical ambitions which they hope to satisfy by starting in the chorus. Equity estimates they number about several thousand a year, of whom perhaps one or none will become a star.\nPM, August 10, 1947, pp.m7-m8" ]
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[ "A busy weekend is ahead to celebrate the Rock Steady Crew 39th Anniversary.", null, null, "Posted by Skeme Richards at 5:01 AM No comments:\n\n\nPosted by Skeme Richards at 3:58 PM No comments:\n\nGreat times last week in Minneapolis and St. Paul during the Soundset 2016 Festival. There's such a great musical vibe visiting there and you really feel the musical genius of Prince all in the air. During Soundset, I played the 5th Element stage for Freestyle Session following up DJ's Jazzy Joyce, Marley Marl and Crazy Legs (Rock Steady Crew). From there it was off to the afterparty held at First Avenue, a club that has seen many performers in it's day but known mostly as a venue made famous by Prince. For the afterparty, I joined my Butta Bros, King Otto and Supreme La Rock for an all 45s set to open the night and rock the crowd.", null, null, null, null, null, "Motown on The River\n\nThis Monday Motown on Monday's kicks off it's Spring / Summer dates at Morgan's Pier. I recently released my Japan tour CD which was a tribute of sorts to the Philadelphia International Records catalog so for this special event, I'll be joining DJ's Junior and Lil Dave on the decks and spinning a special Motown meets Philadelphia International Records set.", null, "Posted by Skeme Richards at 12:23 PM No comments:\n\nTonight I make my debut at Johnny Brenda's with my new party, Pure Dynamite! Come out and here a selection of sizzling funk & soul 45's for your pleasure.", null, "Posted by Skeme Richards at 12:16 PM No comments:\n\nLooks like westerns have become the new thing. Trailer for the new The Magnificent Seven starring Denzel Washington and directed by Chris Pratt who also directed Training Day and The Equalizer.\n\nThe original The Magnificent Seven which made its theater debut in 1960 featured an all star cast including Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughn and James Coburn.\n\nPosted by Skeme Richards at 8:17 AM No comments:\n\nDecember can't come soon enough! This new Star Wars Rogue One trailer just made it's debut and it looks amazing!\n\nPosted by Skeme Richards at 5:25 AM No comments:" ]
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[ null, "Poetry, song and speech commemorated the 93rd anniversary of Transfer Day on St. Thomas on Wednesday. The territory’s annual observance of Transfer Day remembers March 31, 1917 — the day control of the Virgin Islands territory was officially transferred from Danish to American rule. On that date, the $25 million sale of the territory was finalized. Saren Blak, Danish consul general to the Virgin Islands, spoke at Wednesday’s ceremony. He said Transfer Day is about recognizing the past, learning from it, and moving on. Blak said it is about more than one flag going up and another coming down. It is about learning from history so mistakes are not repeated.\nLt. Gov. Gregory Francis said Transfer Day is about reaffirming the relationship between Denmark and the Virgin Islands. The theme of the 93rd Transfer Day celebration was “Tradition meets 21st Century” and Francis said maintaining the territory’s relationship with Denmark is the way to merge the Virgin Islands’ past with its future. As technology has advanced, the relationship between the two countries has only gotten stronger, he said. Cultural exchanges with the youth, shared historical or genealogical information, and the return of artifacts allow Virgin Islanders to see the close link between the two cultures. “In order to maintain our culture in a 21st century that boasts of globalization, we must preserve and acknowledge the past,” Francis said.\nHe said it is important to teach young Virgin Islanders about the territory’s Danish roots because it is part of their daily lives — in cultural dances, architecture, and in the strange-sounding names of streets, estates and even local families. “This, along with our American sensitivities, distinguishes us from the rest of the Caribbean, and the world, and we remain extremely proud, despite the struggles, of this extraordinary bond,” Francis said.\nDuring the ceremony, the crowd enjoyed several musical selections from the Gladys Abraham Elementary School Choir and two poems read by Jahweh David. As the event wrapped up, the traditional flag exchange took place at the same time and location that it did in 1917. At 4 p.m. on the grounds of what is now the V.I. Legislature on St. Thomas, the red and white Dannebrog — the Danish flag — was lowered to the sound of Denmark’s national anthem. The flag was folded and presented to Blak." ]
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[ null, "On the way to Brighton MovieBar , where my short film Janet Devis was screening, I had a chance to have a quick interview with Stanley Kubrick’s long-term Executive Producer, brother in-law and close friend, Jan Harlan, for Taste Of Cinema. Jan was speaking at the event and showing some short-films.\n\nTaste Of Cinema (TOC): Any advice to new film-makers, Jan?\n\nJH: Always do something you love, be in love with your story, your idea, otherwise you have no chance to lift your film out of the ordinary. Passion is the most important element. You have to be driven, you have to be slightly manic.\n\nJH: It depends. If you want to become an editor you need to have the technical skills. A film school is perfect or this.\n\nTOC: So, good for the technical side of film-making?\n\nJH: It certainly is but what you can’t learn is how to become an artist. You can learn to paint but not how to be a painter! A great filmmaker, the merger of a writer and a director, may find a lot of help at a film-school, but the basic gift or talent needs to be there already. Don’t forget: No artist – no art.\n\nJH: The term is almost useless. For beginners: You have to have a story you really love and get it developed into a script. Then find a director who also loves it and you have a chance. Producers are very important but they don’t make the film. They can be the seed to a film, they maybe the reason why the film is being made, but they are not making it. For example, you will see ‘Written and Directed by Woody Allen’ but without him the film would not have been produced either.\n\nTOC: He’s amazing, he still puts out a film a year.\n\nJH: Yes, he is. I like most of his films but his best films belong to the best films ever made. What an amazing film Annie Hall is — or Hannah and her Sisters!\n\nTOC: Yes! Bringing it back to the present, what do you think of digital-film compared to film-stock?\n\nJH: It’s here to stay and there is no point worrying about it. In 20 years you won’t have a film-lab in the world. So, forget it! It’s an academic topic! There’s nothing you can do. If you want to become a film-maker, good luck! To make a good film that other people want to see is very difficult, don’t worry about whether it is shot on negative or digitally.\n\nTOC: Christopher Nolan and Martin Scorsese are campaigning to keep the use of film-stock. So I wondered what you thought about it all?\n\nJH: So far it is still possible. Steven Spielberg also likes to use negative. But this is not the future. A good film is made with a heart and a brain, with a good story and a great script. This will not change.\n\nTOC: What do you think about the state of the British Film Industry at the moment?\n\nJH: There have been some wonderful films recently. I love Mike Leigh. Did you see his BAFTA speech?\n\nJH: I have it with me, I can show you that tonight if you want. He’s incredible. Do you know his movies?\n\nJH: Have you seen his film about back-street abortions? Fantastic actress. Or his last film, Mr Turner?\n\nTOC: Did you see Under The Skin yet, Jan? Very good.\n\nJH: Not yet. I will. Have you seen a film called Fifty Shades Of Grey?\n\nJH: I read an incredible review in Switzerland. It said that it was just amazing that somebody managed to make a film based on a terrible book, and the film is even worse.\n\nTOC: Quite an achievement!\n\nJH: I like Boyhood, a lovely film. I also like Birdman, crazy film! Totally nuts! Wonderful actors and Keaton is fantastic.", null, "TOC: I feel bad asking you this, you must get asked all the time, but what is your favourite Kubrick film?\n\nJH: Eyes Wide Shut. I like it very much. I’m not objective, or course, it was the last film Stanley made. He thought about this for 30 years. I bought the rights in 1970. Can you imagine?\n\nTOC: For the book?\n\nJH: Yes, rights to the book. It was the most difficult film he made in many ways. I like Dr. Strangelove too, very much, though I had nothing to do with it. Wonderful film. He was a great film-maker. He struggled every time but he was always very passionate.\n\nTOC: Eyes Wide Shut, with its look at secret-societies, that all seems to be coming to the foreground now, or coming into public knowledge, that whole world. I read an interview with Kubrick saying it was his most important film.\n\nJH: Well, that was his vision. By now pornography has exploded around the world.\n\nTOC: How were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman to work with?\n\nJH: They were lovely. When I made my documentary about Kubrick, I asked Tom whether he would do the narration and he agreed immediately. This was a true gift to me and to Stanley.\n\nTOC: I love that!\n\nJH: Have you seen that film?\n\nJH: It was good for me to do. I liked the process of doing it and it was a new experience for me. I did another film about Malcom McDowell, called Oh Lucky Malcolm. Also for Warner Bros.\n\nJH: Oh yes, he’s a great guy and a friend. I like Malcolm.\n\nTOC: An amazing talent. I wanted to quickly ask about Full Metal Jacket as well.\n\nJH: That was a tough movie. The bathwater would turn black in the evening. We filmed at a former gasworks in East London, supposed to be Vietnam! It’s a good film, a very serious film about the brain-washing of young men, it’s not about the Vietnam war really, it could be any war. This has been true at all times. The Spartan army 2,000 years ago had 16 year old boys fighting.\n\nTOC: Finally, if Stanley were around now do you think that he would have followed many other directors into TV and the big-budget productions currently being made in America?\n\nJH: I think he may now be encouraged by these long series to do the film he always wanted to do: The life of Napoleon. The interesting thing about Napoleon is that nothing has changed: A phenomenon, this hugely successful man who had nobody else to blame for his downfall but himself. History repeats itself. The reaction of Bush and Blair to 9/11 was an act of self-harm as was Napoleon’s ‘revenge’ against the Tsar Alexander in 1812.\n\nTOC: Thank you for your time, Jan." ]
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[ "Oye Kyme has taken to her Instagram page to reveal what caused the lingering beef between his former boss, Bobrisky and his ex-bestie Tonto Dikeh.\n\nThe former PA to Bobrisky said everything started the day Tonto Dikeh decided to block the crossdresser on Instagram and this did not go down well with him.\n\nOye further explained that Tonto's block got to Bobrisky so bad that he called 12 people in one hour to report the actress to them.", null, "The ex-personal assistant further said everyone in the house couldn't sleep on that fateful night as Bobrisky vowed to do everything that can destroy Tonto and lie against her.\n\nShe also stated some of the lies the crossdresser already planned to dish out against his former bestie.\n\nSocial media users have reacted differently to Oye's post about the cause of Tonto and Bobrisky's fight.\n\n\"To every craze, there's a counter craze.\"\n\n\"Why senior man isn’t attacking Oye is what I don’t understand.\"\n\n\"Keeping up with #kemTonBob this matter isn't ending soon. Oyekyme is Bobrisky karma.\"", null ]
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[ "“When will black lives matter once again?” This was the challenge from David Lammy yesterday as he confronted the government on plans to deport a plane full of people before having published the outcome of the ‘lessons learned’ review into Windrush. We are just two years on from the injustice that saw 164 people detained and deported, and a further 5,000 denied access to support from public services to which they were entitled. Following that revelation – that the Home Office had been removing British citizens from the country – the government halted deportations and commissioned an investigation. But this has not yet been published and the question is, then, why has the government started them again?\n\nA leak of the unpublished report stated that the government should review the practice of deportation. This, just days before the Jamaica flight was due to take place. Over 170 cross-party MPs and Lords subsequently signed a letter calling for the halt of the flight until the lessons learned review had been made public and the recommendations received. Yesterday evening, a last-minute court order ruled that many of the detainees could not be deported as they had not been able to access legal advice. The judge said they could only be deported if the Home Office could confirm that they had “access to a functioning, non-O2 Sim card on or before February 3”. This did not stop the government however, which continued despite the ruling. It is unclear who exactly was on the flight that left the country this morning.\n\nBut we do know that those the department planned to deport included people who have lived in the UK for decades, have children in the country and were children themselves when they arrived here. Contrary to what the government has said, they are not a collection of dangerous criminals – lots are convicted only of minor, non-violent drug offences, while others may be from Windrush families. The deportation today is just the latest in a string of actions from this new government that reveals a cruelly racist approach to immigration and citizenship. The Tories recently voted down protections for unaccompanied child refugees, pulling the UK out of its commitment to take vulnerable children asking for our protection. And it really says it all that the government has decided to push on with today’s deportations without having first finished the review into the biggest indictment of the practice: this is a government that simply does not care.\n\nDespite this, the Tories have made much of their plans to reorganise our immigration system post-Brexit. Johnson has promised a fairer, “Australian-style points-based system” while talking about various ‘special’ visas for certain professionals to come to the UK. We don’t know what this will look like, but we can be pretty certain that it will be driven by the same callous and racist attitude that saw the government deport a group of people this morning, before waiting for the outcome of their own lessons learned review. The challenge for the next Labour leader will be to confront this, and lay bare the fallacy that this is a liberal, ‘one nation’ Conservative government. Today’s actions are not ones of a government sorry for the mistakes of Windrush, and it is not an administration that will move us away from the hostile environment. Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning.", null ]
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[ "Hello from New York! While I had an amazing time in the Maldives, it’s nice to be back “home” (whatever that means).\n\nAs you guys know, I flew Cathay Pacific business class home from the Maldives, thanks to the cheap business class fares they publish between Male and New York. So over the weekend I flew from Male to Hong Kong to Newark.", null, "Up until now I’ve never reasonably been able to justify flying Cathay Pacific business class rather than first class. When redeeming American miles for travel between the US and Asia, the cost for first class is only 12,500 miles more one-way than the cost of business class. Given all the extra services, booking first class is a no brainer.\n\nThat being said, in the interest of the blog, there’s value in reviewing Cathay Pacific business class:\n\nSo… how was Cathay Pacific business class? While I’ll start publishing a detailed trip report about the journey this week, here are my initial thoughts. To keep things simple, I’ll focus specifically on the Hong Kong to Newark flight, which was operated by a three cabin 777-300ER (featuring business, premium economy, and economy).", null, "Cathay Pacific has reverse herringbone seats in business class throughout their longhaul fleet, which is my favorite business class hard product in the world. You can’t beat fully flat seats with direct aisle access.", null, null, "The entertainment selection is excellent as well, with the same StudioCX programming Cathay Pacific offers in first class.", null, "The meal service sort of surprised me, though not necessarily in a bad way.\n\nThe meal service seemed to very much be focused on efficiency. I can appreciate that on a six hour redeye, but on a 15 hour flight it’s a bit strange, in my opinion.\n\nFirst of all, each course was served off a nice trolley with all the options displayed, which I appreciated.", null, "The first course consisted of a salmon and shrimp starter as well as a small salad.", null, "Then the main course was served. I selected the Chinese cod.", null, "Then there was a cheese and fruit course.", null, "And then a dessert course, which consisted of a pear crumble tart.", null, "What I found a bit odd was that the first round of drinks were only served after the appetizer was served. On a 15 hour flight you’d think there would be time to first do a round of drinks with some nuts, and then proceed with the meal service. Interestingly there were nuts on the drink trolley, though I guess they weren’t offered due to timing, since it’s a bit odd to give someone nuts while they’re finishing their starter.\n\nAs far as the food quality itself goes, while not to the level of Austrian’s business class catering, it was still quite good. While the meal was unmemorable, at least they executed well on what they were serving.\n\nIn terms of the highlights of the meal, the cod I had for the main course and the pear tart I had for dessert were exceptional.\n\nWhile I think Cathay Pacific has some opportunities in terms of their service process and plating, the food itself was quite good, roughly what I was expecting.\n\nThe crew on this sector was quite good. They were attentive during the meal service, and then kind of disappeared between meals. 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[ "Summary: Are you now planning to enjoy editing Ikegami MXF in DaVinci Resolve with the nice definition image? You'll not be disappointed with the following guide which can tell you how to import Ikegami MXF to DaVinci Resolve for editing and get rid of the related incompatibility issues at the same time.", null, "Below is the simple guide about how to edit Ikegami MXF in DaVinci Resolve:\n\nStep 1: Download Mac MXF Converter, and follow the prompts to install the program. When the installation is complete, the best MXF to DaVinci Resolve Converter will launch automatically.\n\nStep 2: Click “Add video” button to load Ikegami MXF files or directly drag the files into file list. By default, the files are selected. You can delete files which you don't want to import to.", null, null, "Step 4: Click “Convert” button to start to convert Ikegami MXF to Avid DNxHD MOV format. You can set auto shutdown in progress window or leave it there and come back later.\n\nConclusion: After conversion, import the converted MXF videos to DaVinci Resolve for real time editing and mastering. There is no more difficulty in editing Ikegami MXF in DaVinci Resolve." ]
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[ null, "George Harrison first mentioned The Traveling Wilburys publicly during a radio interview with Bob Coburn on the show “Rockline” in February 1988. When asked how he planned to follow up the success of his “Cloud Nine” album, Harrison replied: “What I’d really like to do next is … to do an album with me and some of my mates … It’s this new group I got [in mind]: it’s called the Traveling Wilburys.\n\nAccording to Jeff Lynne, who co-produced “Cloud Nine”, Harrison introduced the idea of the two of them starting a band together around two months into the sessions for his album.\nWhen discussing who the other members might be, Harrison chose Bob Dylan and Lynne opted for Roy Orbison (his musical hero). The term “Wilbury” also originated during the “Cloud Nine” sessions. Referring to recording errors created by faulty equipment, Harrison jokingly remarked to Lynne, “We’ll bury ’em in the mix.” Thereafter, they used the term for any small error in performance.\n\nThe band came together in April 1988, when Harrison was in Los Angeles to oversee the filming of his HandMade production “Checking Out”. During a meal with Lynne and Orbison, Harrison asked Lynne to help him record the track and invited Orbison to attend the session, which he then arranged to take place at Dylan’s garage studio in Malibu since no professional studios were available at such short notice. Petty’s involvement came about when Harrison went to retrieve his guitar from Petty’s house and invited him to attend also.\nWorking on a song that Harrison had recently started writing, the ensemble completed the track, which they titled “Handle with Care” after a label on a box in Dylan’s garage.\n\nThe debut album was recorded primarily over a ten-day period in May 1988 to allow for Dylan’s limited availability as he prepared for his upcoming US tour. These sessions were held in the house of Eurythmics member Dave Stewart, in Los Angeles. The five band members sat in a circle playing acoustic guitars in Stewart’s kitchen; once each song’s basic track had been written and recorded there (with accompaniment from a drum machine), the group recorded their vocals in another room, usually after dinner each night.\n\nThe album was released on October 18, 1988 to critical success with hits such as “Handle With Care” and “End Of The Line”.\n“The Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1” went triple platinum and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1989, won the 1990 Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group and helped revitalise the careers of Dylan, Orbison and Petty.\n\nIn March 1990, Harrison, Lynne, Petty and Dylan reunited to work on a second Wilburys album, which they intentionally misnumbered “Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3”. It was preceded by a non-album single, a cover of “Nobody’s Child”.\n\nIn the Rolling Stone Press book “The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll”, the Traveling Wilburys are described as “the ultimate supergroup”, with a line-up that represented four eras of rock music history and included “three indisputable gods” in Dylan, Harrison and Orbison." ]
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[ "Armie Hammer Underwear and Shirtless Photos. Hello, Armie Hammer fans! Are you searching ahead to viewing your idol within the Lone Ranger which can be coming vewwy vewwy quickly to theater in your area? Well, we ought to state our company is pretty excited to see him once again regarding the screen that is big, like, four years as he made their mark in the myspace and facebook. Nope, we did not see him for the reason that Mirror, Mirror film (we’re perhaps perhaps not into fairy-tale remakes) or for the reason that J. Edgar Hoover film (it did not get shown within our throat for the forests).\n\nWill The Lone Ranger be Armie’s ladder towards the the surface of the Hollywood heap? We certain hope therefore. Big spending plan films have inked wonders for the jobs of young upstarts (Chris Evans in Captain America, dozens of celebrity Trek guys/gals, and a lot of recently Henry Cavill in Man of metal). But big spending plan films whom don’t excel in the field workplace also stalled the jobs of talented actors (Jake Gyllenhaal in Prince of Persia, Ryan Reynolds in Green Lantern, and Brandon Routh in Superman Returns). Let us hope that Armie’s celebrity change once the Lone Ranger will likely to be like the group that is first compared to the latter.\n\nAnyhoo, we understand some people are searching for shirtless Armie Hammer pictures therefore let’s possess some of these photos, shall we? From Mirror, Mirror as Prince Alcott:", null, "You have some chest that is nice happening here, Armie dear.\n\nOur buddy Deena implies that because this film is defined eons ago just exactly just what Armie is using within these pictures are categorized as underwear. Would you accept her?\n\nShirtless pic of Armie in Gossip woman where he guested as Gabriel Edwards.\n\nWell known shirtless picture for this 26-year-old hunk that is american function as one below. No clue as to where it’s from.\n\nA Armie that is shirtless sitting sleep in the underwear. Is he boxers that are wearing briefs? Appears like boxers to us.\n\njust just exactly How attractive (not to imply delighted) is Armie in their mugshot pic below? He had been apparently scheduled for control of cannabis. Just exactly How cool is? If there is any arrest record we only at Famewatcher would be pleased chicas escort Overland Park with, it might be possession of cannabis, joining Occupy demonstrations, plus some style of civil disobedience for justice.\n\nBut what makes we speaking about justice here? Let us get back to being the superficial “shirtless men-obsessed” bloggers that people are. Hehe. Take a look at another shirtless pic of Armie.\n\nIs Armie Hammer homosexual or right? He’s married to a female (model/actress/TV host Elizabeth Chambers), so he is directly.\n\nHere is a pic of Army and Elizabeth at some carpet event that is red.\n\nBut Armie did play a homosexual part in the film, J. Edgar Hoover, where he swapped spit with Leonardo di Caprio. Listed here are nevertheless photos through the movie:\n\nOkay, allow’s end this post with this specific pic that is sexy of from Details Magazine. He certain is rocking the tank that is white top (by Calvin Klein) and jeans (by Acne) look, no?\n\nAlso in the event that you’ve never ever myself utilized Tinder, you’re probably already fairly acquainted with their taste system.\n\nmartialkoffi 0\nAlso in the event that you’ve never ever myself utilized Tinder, you’re probably already fairly acquainted with ..." ]
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[ null, "Obituary of Lila R. Hamilton Lila R. Hamilton, 91, of Stephens City, Virginia, formerly a resident of Batavia, New York, passed away peacefully on Thursday, July 30, 2020, at Greenfield Reflections of Strasburg, Virginia, with her family and friends at Greenfield nearby. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband Mahlon M. Hamilton who passed away on January 3, 2017, and her sister Velma Dean Parry in 2003. Lila was born on September 10, 1928 in Batavia, New York, the daughter of Edward and Florence Chaddock Dean. She graduated from Batavia High School and SUNY at Potsdam, where she majored in music education and was a member of the Alpha Kappa Phi Sorority. Lila married Mahlon Hamilton of Avon, New York on August 30, 1952. The early years of her teaching career were at Oakfield Alabama Central School and in Rye, New York. She continued teaching music and directing the choruses at various schools and grade levels in the Batavia City Schools. She retired from teaching in 1984. Lila joined the First Presbyterian Church in Batavia in 1942. She was a longtime participant in the music programs of the church, ultimately directing the children’s and youth choirs and singing in the adult Sanctuary Choir. She was an Elder for a number of years, and chaired the committee which welcomed a Vietnamese refugee family to the United States in the late 1970s. She was instrumental in their adjustment and ultimate success as they began a new life in America. The family has kept in touch with her throughout the years, including as recently as this past Christmas, 2019. Lila was active in the New York State School Music Association, and served as its Public Relations Chairperson for a number of years. She enjoyed volunteering in the Genesee Memorial Hospital League, playing bridge, golfing, traveling with her husband “Ham,” and was a member of Stafford Country Club. During their retirement years, she and Ham were part-time residents of The Villages, Florida, where they enjoyed many good friends and a healthy, active lifestyle. Lila’s greatest pride and joy were always her three daughters and their families. Lila is survived by her brother, Ivan W. Kuhl, in Austin, Texas; her daughters: Wendy Wygant and her husband Mike, of Stephens City, VA; Sally Dohse and her husband Jeff, of Centreville, VA; Amy Hamilton and Jeff Sanfratello, of Batavia, NY; seven grandchildren: Josh Wygant, of WI; Tim and Brad Wygant and Jeff, Cameron and Emily Dohse, all of VA; and Andrew Cowan of NY; five great-grandchildren in VA; and several nieces and nephews. Details for services to be announced at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made in Lila’s memory to Greenfield Reflections of Strasburg, 304 Bowman Mill Rd. Strasburg, VA 22657.\n\nThe family of Lila R. Hamilton created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories.\n\nSend flowers to the Hamilton family." ]
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[ "The School of Leadership and Professional Studies", null, "Cort's background includes work on critical thinking, the American South, food studies, the end of the world, college athletics, and the history of Christianity. His Master's thesis in History (2012) is entitled \"Hal Lindsey and the Appeal of Popular Premillennialism in the 1970s.\" His thesis has been accessed over 10,000 times and it was the most downloaded thesis housed on WKU TopSCHOLAR in 2015. Based on the reach of his work, he was inducted into the WKU Libraries Open Access Hall of Fame in the fall of 2016.\n\nHe has also presented at local, regional, national, and international conferences on using food as content for critical thinking in first year courses.\n\nBorn and raised in Hudson, Kentucky (Breckinridge County), Cort is a lifelong Kentuckian and was a first-generation college student. He graduated from WKU in 1999 (Psychology and History) and completed master's degrees from WKU in 2001 (Education) and 2012 (History). He has served as a full-time faculty member at WKU since Fall 2001. In addition to teaching, he enjoys running marathons, reading, writing, cooking, college basketball, and spending time with his wife and two children." ]
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[ "Spotlight will shine on smaller ensembles of orchestra's musicians at concerts throughout WNY starting Sunday July 4.", null, "BUFFALO, N.Y. — After a year off due to the pandemic, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra is ready to hit the road again this summer bringing its music to various communities throughout WNY.\n\nThe orchestra and its partners will continue to follow all local, state and federal health and safety guidelines at all of its summer performance venues.\n\nThe season will kickoff with a bang on the 4th of July at the Ellicottville Summer Music Festival. BPO Assistant Conductor Jaman Dunn will lead a patriotic program on the slopes followed by fireworks. Tickets are available at ellicottvilleny.com.\n\nThe BPO and the Olmsted Parks Conservancy are kicking off a new 6 in 6 concert series-6 concerts, 6 parks, 6 weeks featuring the BPO Brass. The series is free and open to the public. All concerts take place Thursdays at 7 PM at the following:\n\n“We have really missed our audiences this past year,” said Patti DiLutis, BPO clarinetist. “We are just so thrilled to be able to present live music for the entire Western New York community once again. It has never been clearer to us that a performance is not the same without the energy of our live audience”\n\nThe orchestra will join forces with The Strictly Hip in a much anticipated performance of the music of the Tragically Hip on Sunday, July 18 at Batavia Downs. Tickets are on sale now.\n\nFree concerts in the park will continue with the patriotic theme Tuesday, July 28 at the Clarence Town Park amphitheater, Wednesday, August 1 at the Niawanda Park band shell and Wednesday, August 11 at Bassett Park. All three performances start at 7 PM.\n\nThe BPO is returning to Old Fort Niagara for a concert on Sunday, August 8, followed by fireworks. Tickets are available now at bpo.org." ]
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[ "Korda Marshall, who has been MD in the UK since 2003, has quit to pursue 'a fresh challenge'. General manager Adam Hollywood and head of A&R Rose Noone are also expected to leave.\n\nBoth Warner Brothers and EMI, owned by private-equity firm Terra Firma, have been struggling to hold market share as bigger rivals Universal and Sony/BMG have dominated UK music sales in recent months.", null, "The truth is blunt: Warner Brothers has been struggling to hold its market share\n\nMusic industry insiders suggest the upheaval at Warner Brothers UK is connected to the appointment in New York of former rap music impresario Lyor Cohen as CEO of Warner Recorded Music, covering the US and UK.\n\nA spokesman for John Reid, chairman of Warner Music Europe, said: 'We have in place an exciting plan for the new leadership of Warner Brothers Records UK. It would build the roster and strengthen the company's position as a standalone label.'" ]
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[ null, "Born in 1977, Bewabon Shilling is the eldest son of the late Ojibway artist Arthur Shilling. His paintings are inspired by his surroundings, and his subject matter consists mainly of his environment and its local inhabitants. Painting on the shores of Lake Couchiching, Shilling is engrossed by the ever-changing seasons and inspired by the people that come and go in his life. His latest series consists of non-representational paintings based on the Black River that runs near his property in Rama, Ontario and oil sketches of Lake Couchiching.\n\nBewabon enrolled in a one year Graphic Design program before attending the Ontario College of Art and Design in the field of drawing and painting. In 1999 through OCAD, he was accepted to take part in the Florence, Italy off-campus studies program. Shilling graduated from OCAD in 2001 being awarded both the Norman Jewison Award and the Rose of Cedarvale Scholarship. Since then Bewabon has exhibited both locally at Roberts Gallery in Toronto, and throughout North America and Europe including Santa Fe and London, England. In 2011 Bewabon was chosen to exhibit a painting through the Art Dealers Association of Canada at the Armory Show in New York City. Shilling is also represented by the Collectors Gallery in Calgary, and the Darrell Bell Gallery in Saskatoon.\n\nShilling studied graphic design at George Brown College, followed by studies in fine art at the Ontario College of Art and Design. He is a recipient of the Norman & Margaret Jewison Charitable Foundation award, as well as The Rose of Cedardale Scholarship. His work has been featured at the Orillia Museum of Art and History, as well as the Gary Farmer Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He is represented by Roberts Gallery in Toronto." ]
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[ null, "The logo of Swiss bank Credit Suisse is seen at a branch office in Zurich, Switzerland, November 3, 2021. REUTERS/Arnd WIegmann/File Photo\n\nBRUSSELS, Feb 21 (Reuters) – The main political grouping in the European Parliament called on Monday for a review of Switzerland’s banking practices and for the country’s possible inclusion in the EU’s dirty-money blacklist after leaks of Credit Suisse (CSGN.S) documents.\n\nMedia outlets published the results of investigations into a leak of data on thousands of accounts held at the bank in past decades and said they appeared to show clients included human rights abusers and businessmen under sanctions. read more\n\nCredit Suisse (CSGN.S) said it strongly rejected any allegations of wrongdoing and that the media reports were based on “partial, inaccurate or selective information taken out of context”.\n\nThe European People’s Party (EPP), the conservative grouping which holds the biggest number of seats in the European Parliament, called on the EU Commission on Monday to “re-evaluate Switzerland as a high-risk money-laundering country” as part of the next review of the list.\n\nThe European Commission, which is responsible for drafting and reviewing the list, declined to comment on the EPP’s statement. A spokesperson pointed to the fact that the list was updated last month and no time had been set for the next review.\n\n“Today, Switzerland meets all international standards on the exchange of information in tax matters and on fighting against money laundering, terrorist financing and corruption,” the finance ministry’s State Secretariat for International Finance said in an emailed statement.\n\n“The ‘Swiss Secrets’ findings point to massive shortcomings of Swiss banks when it comes to the prevention of money laundering,” the EPP’s coordinator on economic affairs Markus Ferber said.\n\n“Apparently, Credit Suisse has a policy of looking the other way instead of asking difficult questions,” Ferber said. When asked about the group’s statement, the bank said it had nothing to add.\n\nThe EU list currently comprises over 20 countries who are deemed to have shortfalls in their rules and practices against money laundering. Among them are Iran, Myanmar, Syria and North Korea. No European country is on the list.\n\nReporting by Francesco Guarascio in Brussels; additional reporting by Michael Shields in Zurich; Editing by Andrew Heavens and Hugh Lawson" ]
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[ "This article part of the series: Ireland-Sussex Junior Matches for the Sir Patrick Moore Cup - 1, 2, 3, 4\n\nAfter a 10-year hiatus, the Sir Patrick Moore Cup was contested in Dublin between an 11-strong contingent from Sussex Junior Chess and an Irish Junior XI.", null, "The match took place as part of the inaugural Irish Mind-Sports Championships (IMSC) which included the National Club Championships, an U-1600 event and a blitz all organised by the ICU and the 2017 Confucius Cup - a GO and Chinese Chess Congress all in the Gresham Hotel on the main street of the nation's capital.", null, "Sussex are a one of the strongest English counties at junior chess and there were many chess rivalries and personal friendships renewed and strengthened from recent Glorney Gilbert Internationals.", null, "Unfortunately from an Irish point of view, the match result was rarely in doubt as Ireland were slow out of blocks, conceding the first round 2-9 to Sussex; Though Sussex were quick to acknowledge Ireland’s generosity towards the end of a number of games.", null, "The next two rounds were more evenly contested both coming down to the final games to determine the balance of the rounds. In both cases, Sussex proved too strong and secured both rounds 6.5 - 4.5. Saturday concluded with dinner in the Chinese buffet across the street. It must have had some effect as Ireland finally came good on the Sunday, winning the final round 6.5 - 4.5 for a final score of 26.5 - 17.5.\n\nSussex's Daniel Finn was the only player on either side to score a perfect 4/4 with Ireland's Muhtarim-Ul Haque the only one to score 3.5/4 Other notable Irish performances were David Remenyik 3/4, Scott Mulligan and Mihailo Manojlovic both on 2.5.\n\nThere was time for a 4-round fun blitz before Sussex had to head for the airport. Winner Callum Brewer (Sussex) and Runner-up Daniel Dwyer (Ireland) were the only two players on a perfect 4/4.\n\nAt prizegiving, the current ICU chairman noted that he had played in the first two in Dublin and Sussex around the turn of the Millenium! Thanks also to Arbiter Colm O'Muireagean (pictured below)\n\nSo Sussex retain the Sir Patrick Moore Cup and Ireland must look to another opportunity hopefully in less than 10 years!\n\nDetailed results can be found here. The match was both FIDE and ICU rated. Sussex's report here" ]
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[ null, "Why the Zanchetta case matters for the Church", null, null, "The Vatican made no public comment when Bishop Gustavo Óscar Zanchetta, an Argentine prelate closely associated with Pope Francis, was sentenced to four and a half years in jail for sexually abusing seminarians on March 4. A week later, it still hasn’t.\n\nThere are two possible reasons for the Vatican’s silence. First, because a canonical trial of Zanchetta is still open and the Vatican plans to comment only once it is concluded. Second, because the bishop intends to appeal against the court judgment. The Holy See has previously waited for the results of an appeal before issuing a public response.\n\nZanchetta was one of the first bishops appointed by Pope Francis after his election on March 13, 2013. Zanchetta was named bishop of Orán, in northwestern Argentina, on July 23 of that year, at the age of 49.\n\nIn the summer of 2017, he stepped aside as bishop, officially because of “a health problem” — or so he wrote in a letter to his flock, in which he said that he would soon undergo treatment.\n\nThe resignation was made official on Aug. 1, 2017, after Zanchetta had already left Argentina for Rome, where he lived in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, the Vatican hotel where Pope Francis resides.\n\nOn Dec. 19, 2017, the bishop was appointed assessor of the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See (APSA), the Vatican’s “central bank.” The post was created especially for him, although there were rumors of financial mismanagement during his tenure in Orán.\n\nZanchetta was suspended from his Vatican post on Jan. 4, 2019, following the announcement of a preliminary investigation into accusations that he committed sexual abuse. Alessandro Gisotti, the then interim director of the Holy See press office, stressed that Zanchetta had stepped down as bishop because of “his difficulties in directing the diocesan clergy and strained relations with the priests.”\n\nWhen Pope Francis granted an interview to the Mexican television station Televisa on May 28, 2019, the Zanchetta case had already received wide coverage in Argentina, with a series of investigative articles published in El Tribuno, a newspaper based in Salta, detailing abuse allegations. Pope Francis, therefore, decided to explain his decision-making publicly during the interview.\n\nHe said: “There had been an accusation and, before asking him to resign, I had him come here immediately with the person who accused him. In the end, he defended himself by saying that his cell phone had been hacked. So in the face of evidence and a good defense, the doubt remains, but in dubio pro reo [in doubt, for the accused]. And the cardinal of Buenos Aires came to be a witness to everything. And I continued to follow him in a particular way.”\n\n“Of course,” the pope continued, “[Zanchetta] had a way of dealing, according to some, despotic, authoritarian, economic management of things that is not entirely clear, it seems, but this has not been proven.”\n\n“There is no doubt that the clergy did not feel well treated by him. They complained until they made a complaint to the nunciature as clergy. I called the nunciature, and the nuncio said to me: ‘Look, the issue of reporting abuse is serious,’ abuse of power, we could say. They didn’t call it that, but this was it.”\n\n“I made him come here and asked him to renounce. Nice and clear. I sent him to Spain for a psychiatric test. Some media have said: ‘The pope gave him a holiday in Spain.’ But he was there to do a psychiatric test, and the test result was OK; they recommended therapy once a month.”\n\n“He had to go to Madrid and have a two-day therapy every month, so it was not convenient to have him return to Argentina. I kept him here because the test showed that he had diagnostic, management, and consulting skills. Some have interpreted it here in Italy as a ‘parking lot.’”\n\nPope Francis went on to explain that Zanchetta “was economically disordered, but he did not manage the works he did badly economically.”\n\n“He was messy, but the vision was good,” he said. “So I started looking for a successor. Once the new bishop was installed, I decided to start the preliminary investigation of the accusations leveled against him. I have appointed the archbishop of Tucumán. The Congregation for Bishops has proposed various names to me. So I called the president of the Argentine bishops’ conference, I had him choose, and he said that the best choice for that position was the archbishop of Tucumán.”\n\nThe pope continued: “The preliminary investigation has officially arrived. I read it and saw that it was necessary to go through a trial. So I passed it to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. They are in the process.”\n\n“Why did I tell all this? To tell impatient people, who say ‘he did nothing,’ that the pope must not publish what he is doing every day, but from the very first moment of this case, I have not stood by.”\n\n“There are very long cases, which need more time, like this one, and now I explain why. Because, for one reason or another, I did not have the necessary elements, but today a process is underway in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. In other words, I didn’t stop.”\n\nAs the case proceeded toward trial, Zanchetta traveled back and forth between Rome and Argentina. In June 2020, he resumed work at APSA. But his assignment ended in June 2021, after which he returned home.\n\nWhile the criminal trial in Argentina has concluded, there is no news of the canonical trial launched by the Vatican as early as 2019. Ahead of Zanchetta’s trial, Argentine prosecutors had asked for the files of the Vatican investigation. Having not received them, they decided to proceed regardless.\n\nSo will we have to wait for the end of the canonical process against Zanchetta to receive an official word from the Holy See? Maybe. But it’s also possible that the pope will decide to say a few words informally, perhaps during the in-flight press conference on his return from Malta on April 3.\n\nThe Holy See has not often commented on criminal sentences. It did not even do so in the case of Cardinal George Pell, who was unjustly condemned to prison in 2018, before Australia’s High Court unanimously overturned his conviction for five counts of alleged sexual abuse in 2020.\n\nIn such cases, the Vatican is seeking to avoid disputing judicial proceedings, while expressing its closeness to people who are presumed to be innocent.\n\nPell remained a member of the pope’s Council of Cardinals until his mandate expired. It was not renewed because he was over 75, the age at which a bishop customarily retires.\n\nIn one declaration, the Holy See press office stressed that it held the Australian judicial system in the highest esteem, but at the same time, it was necessary to consider that Pell maintained his innocence and the appeal trial was pending.\n\nThe Holy See also confirmed the activated measures: that the cardinal could not publicly exercise his priestly ministry and had to avoid contact with minors.\n\nIn that same declaration, it was not mentioned that Pell was no longer the prefect of the Vatican’s Secretariat for the Economy. Only later did the Holy See press office confirm that Pell no longer held his position in the Roman Curia.\n\nThis had the effect of underlining that Pell’s post in the Curia had reached its natural expiration date and was not taken away in response to the Australian court’s decision. This turned out to be a winning position after Pell’s exoneration.\n\nThe Vatican took a different approach with another Australian prelate: Archbishop Philip Wilson. This case is the one most similar to Zanchetta’s.\n\nIn 2018, the archbishop was convicted of concealing abuse committed by a priest named James Fletcher who had served in the same diocese as Wilson in the 1970s. Wilson was sentenced to 12 months of house arrest and presented his resignation as archbishop of Adelaide to Pope Francis, who accepted it.\n\nA judge then overturned the sentence because there was reasonable doubt that the crime had been committed.\n\nThe outcome of Zanchetta’s appeal remains to be seen. But Pope Francis’ pattern of behavior in such cases is now well established.\n\nOn the one hand, he has shown determination in addressing the scourge of abuse in the Church. On the other, he has emphasized repeatedly that the issue of abuse is also a weapon used against the Church.\n\nConcluding a summit on abuse in Rome in 2019, he said that “the Church’s aim will thus be to hear, watch over, protect and care for abused, exploited and forgotten children, wherever they are.”\n\nTo achieve that goal, he added, “the Church must rise above the ideological disputes and journalistic practices that often exploit, for various interests, the very tragedy experienced by the little ones.”\n\nThe pope also stressed that “the time has come to find a correct equilibrium of all values ​​in play and to provide uniform directives for the Church,” avoiding the two extremes of a justicialism, “provoked by guilt for past errors and media pressure, and a defensiveness that fails to compare the causes and effects of these grave crimes.”\n\nTherefore, the pope recognized that there is also external pressure on cases of abuse and a need for a balance in handling accusations.\n\nBut how is this balance exercised? Zanchetta was a friend of the pope, who placed extraordinary trust in him. Nevertheless, when the trial in Argentina was about to start, the pope did not hesitate to let the bishop go. Until the last, however, Zanchetta was able to work at the Vatican, according to the principle of in dubio pro reo.\n\nYet the same treatment was not extended to the French Archbishop Michel Aupetit, who was not accused of abuse but rather of engaging in an improper relationship, as well as being divisive and authoritarian (accusations he denied).\n\nReturning from his trip to Greece, Pope Francis said that he had accepted the Paris archbishop’s resignation “not on the altar of truth, but the altar of hypocrisy,” suggesting that public attacks on Aupetit’s reputation had made it difficult for him to govern the archdiocese.\n\nFor a similar reason, Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki has asked to resign as archbishop of Cologne after taking a six-month sabbatical after the Vatican found that he had made the error of “miscommunication” regarding a report on abuse in the archdiocese.\n\nThese cases are thought-provoking because they suggest that two different weights and measures are being used.\n\nPope Francis has sought to strengthen anti-pedophilia measures further, even going so far as to abolish the pontifical secret. The new rules on the most severe crimes, published in December 2021, sought to harmonize the various actions taken by Pope Francis to counter abuse.\n\nBut the Zanchetta case is an example of how the pope can make mistakes when he trusts people. If there is no consistency in approaching these cases, then it isn’t easy to find justice.\n\nIt is also striking that ordinary justice was much faster than the canonical judgment, pointing to understaffing at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which handles abuse cases.\n\nOne might think that the recent reform of the Congregation’s structure, creating an autonomous disciplinary section, would serve precisely to overcome this impasse. But will the result be greater collaboration with the civil authorities, or will this total division remain?\n\nThese are not marginal issues because they touch on the essence of canon law and the sovereignty of the Holy See.", null ]